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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

6

Morrow Clinches New Jersey Senate Primary Victory

Dwight Morrow won the New Jersey Senate primary by a large margin, defeating Joseph Frelinghuysen and Franklin Fort. His win signals leadership in the repeal movement and raises the possibility of a Republican presidential bid if Hoover seeks a second term.

Washington Le—Aer Dwight Morrow New Jersey Endment Morrow Joseph Freylinghughem Dry Franklin Fort Hoover Fort Roote

City Building Boom Under Way With Several Projects

This month will feature a major building report with multiple projects under way. Plans include moving John Mitchell’s pool hall to the Woods building second story and converting the current space into a banquet room for the Peterson firm.

Woods John Mitchell Auto Grill Peterson Brothers Bret Harte Luther Burbank Lund Brothers Burbank George Hudson Oakland Clyde Swartz Castro Valley Leo Palming Dean and Castro Streets Star Cleaners Castro Street Clawster Antonio Roberto Pratt Mortuary

Fall Cleanup of Pear Blight to Be Conducted Here

Southern Alameda county fruit growers prepare a post harvest cleanup to remove infected pear trees and branches. Charles Long heads the pear growers committee as T. O. Morrison returns, with harvest starting late August and apricot supply lagging. Cherry crops are nearly harvested with high prices expected, aided by Smoot Hawley tariffs on imports. Currants near San Lorenzo Be t u d i n o and San Leandro are almost harvested.

Alameda County Charles Long Alameda T. O. Morrison Washington Santa Clara Valley Hoover San Lorenzo Be~tudino San Leandro

Duck Dinner at Eden Church Parlor

The Ladies Aid of Eden Congregational Church announces a duck dinner on Tuesday June 24 at 4 30 PM in the church parlors. Dinners feature ducks raised for the event by Mrs R Hamilton of Garden Avenue and the group’s president Mrs P Johnson touts the famous recipes. Reservations encouraged and all are invited.

Eden ‘Congregational Church Ladies Aid Society Hayward R. Hamilton Garden Avenue P. Johnson The Aid

Hayward Party Returns From Fishing Trip Near La Porte

Mr and Mrs R Reid and Mr and Mrs Philip Silver came home Sunday from a four day fishing and camping outing near La Porte in Plumas county They reported catching the limit of Loch Leven trout Mrs Reid showed special interest in the district as it was among the first areas they visited.

R. Reid Philip Silver la Porte Plumas County

Ear found added to Vienna police collection

A human ear was found in City Hall park by a on duty officer and added to the Vienna police holdings. Officials believe it belonged to a careless medical student. Filbert Soares and Jesse Ramos have returned from a two week vacation motor trip through southern California including Fresno and Los Angeles.

Vienna Vienna Poice City Hall Park Filbert Soares Bank of July Jesse Ramos Bank of Haywards California Fresno Los Angeles

Four-H Club Campers Depart Southern Alameda County

Nearly 60 boys from various sections of southern Alameda County assemble early Tuesday for the state Four-H club camp at Las Posadas near St Helena. The children, members of the Four-H farm and home clubs, will spend five days at the event.

Alameda County Las Posadas St. Helena

Camp drives take 25 Hayward children to Alameda camp

Cars led by J Muray Davison assistant farm adviser transport about 25 Hayward area children to a two day Alameda county camp. Drivers Mrs P E Holman Haydn G Davies Archie Kesterson and E A Sanford return home the same day. Davison oversees the camp with swimming games nature study wood carving and meals planned for the youngsters.

J. Murray Davison P. E. Holman Haydn G. Davies Archie Kesterson E. A. Sanford Hayward Mr. Davison Alameda County Tvo

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