Opening Night Big Parade Kicks Fiesta Rodeo Week
San Leandro brings many autos for a large Tuesday parade as Fiesta Rodeo opens. The Queen and royal procession lead the march to Puinic Plaza to crown the newly elected Queen. Gifts touted include a $150 watch and a $156 diamond ring. bands, cowboys, and decorated halls promise a festive night with a Queen’s Ball at Naive Sons Hall.
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Daily Review
Hayward
Naive Sons’ Hall
Minnie
Wil
Queen's Flont
Chamber of Commerce and
General
Tong
Pageant Tickets On Sale At Frank Electric
The children's pageant In Fairyland is on sale at Frank Electric 946 B Street. Hayward schools stage the event at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening with Miss Katherine Morneham as general chairman and Miss Marie Zabala in charge of dances. More than 200 children participate in the colorful performance with elaborate costumes and scenic grandeur.
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Fairyland
Frank Electric
B Street
Hayward
Katherine Morneham
Carol B. Kelly
Marie Zabala
Nde
Fiesta Grounds
C’ St
Cost Artillery Corps
Army
Hayward Post
American Legion
Ndes
Hayward High School Auditoria
High School Auditorum
2Uw
Hayward School
Katherine Borneman
Chaiman
Riga
Gunderella
Jack and
Aladin
Nit Eden Farmer Lands Major Pickle Contract
Frank Dennis of Nit Eden enters a contract with Heinz Packing to deliver 2000 tons of cucumbers from Hayward area to the Heinz factory on San Pablo Avenue Berkeley. Delivery expected in about two months. cucumbers grown on 240 acres from Ermburst to Decoto. Cool weather causes slight delay but promises high quality crop.
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Frank Dennis
Heinz Packing Corporation
Ieinz
San Pablo Avenue
Berkeley
Dennis
Hayward
Ebmhurst
Decoto
Silver Ten at Valle Vista Tuesday
The Sixteenth District Council of Parent-Teachers will host Silver Ten at Valle Vista school on Tuesday, June 21. Bring friends for a card game with cats served and a prize to the best player.
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Valle Vista
Ipa Perhachive
Fiesta Rodeo Week Program for Hayward
A detailed schedule for Fiesta Rodeo Week in Hayward from June 21 to 26, listing parade routes, parade openings, grand fiesta events, and nightly shows. Includes booster ball at Booster Ball Park, queen coronation, children's pageant, San Leandro night program, and rodeo performances with participating organizations and committee chairs.
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Jim Willson
Frank Perena
Mgr
Laura Frank
Jacob Harder
Sec’y
Frank Belvel
Kay Smyth
G. Asmussen
H. Meek
Peter Hoare
H. Rowell
Jack Canon
F. Weidman
Qa C
Watkins Sweet
Booster Ball Park
Hans Wejby
Wility
Hayward
Hayward Rodeo
Atitcal Rodeo
Bail Park
Fiesta Grounds
Castro Streets
Rough Riders
Pacific Coast
Ashland Notes and Local Visits Headlines
Ashland notes report Lillian Braziil visiting parents in Petaluma and George Vann with family at Uras Dam in Santa Clara county. Ashland Progressive Community Club dances halted for a week. School expansion work begins with three new teams and cafeteria. Bonds approved June 6. Community members and visitors listed including Emil Brauml ller, Alfred Perry, and others visiting Monterey, Vancouver, Santa Cruz mountains, Marysville, Imperial Valley, and Yosemite areas.
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Lillian Braziil
Petaluma
George Vann
Uras Dam
Santa Clara County
Ashland Progressive Community Club
Ashland School
Emil Braum
Ller
Berkeley
Alr
T. J. Kenney
H. Forth
Mettilda
Florence Mead
Yosamita Valley
Tracy Crane
Imperial Valley
Frank Brediey
Eilieen
Local Social Notes and Outing News
Visitations and travels across California and beyond are logged with dozens of names. Mrs Otto Roderick returns from a week with her parents the Krafts in Turlock. W P Howard and sister enjoy two weeks near Yosemite. John Neely and Frank Murphy spend two weeks at Duncan Springs. The June meeting of the Alameda County Scout Leaders Association is set for June 22 in the school auditorium with supper.
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Otto Roderick
CC. F. Kraft
Turlock
W. P. Howard
Yosemite Walier
J. L. Brown
Lawrence
Clear Lake
D. Heys
Los Angeles
W. Schwartz
John Neely
Frank Murphy
Duncan Springs
F. E Reed
Dorothy
Mildred
Santa Cruz
George Mead
Robert Berry
Tacoma
F. A. Keller
Hazel
Portland
J. F. Batty
Scout Leaders Association
Alameda County
Sapper
McFarland Roofing Company Ad Promotes Free Estimates
McFarland Roofing Company offers free estimates for roofing work and invites customers to call for expert suggestions. Their primed advertises Johns Manville roofing materials and provides a contact number.
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McFarland Roofing Company
Pri
Roofera
Johns-Manville
B Street
Hayward
Mo. c
P T A Holds Last Meeting of Season
The Sixteenth district Parent-Teacher Association met at the high school with Mrs. George Walter re elected president presiding. National and state officers reported as Mrs. W J Heyes Burlingame spoke to the audience and was presented a cherries box and flowers. The council will assist Redwood Canyon people to open a road for student travel. This is the final meeting until September.
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Association
Hell
George Walter
W. J. Heyes
Burlingame
Castro Valley Proud of Class of 27 Graduates
Castro Valley celebrates nine graduates from Hayward Drior High School in the Class of 27. The students named are Frederick Burns Robert G Middleton Walter Martin Widlund Elizabeth Helen Ashton Jeanette Frankenberg Emily Anita Kehl Harriette Ben Middleton Camille Nunes Florence Evelyn Town. Residents express pride in the promising group.
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Castro Valley
Hayward Drior High School
Frederick Burns
Robert G. Middleton
Walter Martin Widlund
Elizabeth Helen Ashton
Jeanette Frankenberg
Emily Anita Kehl
Harriette Ben Middleton
Camille Nunes
Florence Evelyn Town
Legion Day marks flag pole gift in Hayward Fiesta Week
Hayward Fiesta Week features the Amber.cap Legion flag pole presentation at 2 PM in the Plaza. The event includes a flag raising, a memorial pole presentation by Dr. John F. Slavich, and remarks by Congressman Albert E Carter with music by the Sixth Coast Artillery Band. Mayor Robert Kolze accepts for the town.
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Hayward
Cap Legion
Harry Bradford
Sam
Congressman Carter
Che
Hayward Bar
Faculty Headed for Summer Break at High School
More than thirty faculty members plan summer trips and duties to ready the big institution for the fall. Principal Frederic Johnson splits time with Vice Principal Foster managing a weekday open office for inquiries. Staff assignments include trips to California camps, university programs, and locations from Oakland to Echo Lake, with several staff changing posts or taking new roles.
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Frederic Johnson
Boulder Creek
Santa Cruz
Foster
Aliss Armstrong
University of California
Ned Kay
Miss Kelley
Kirkham
Ostrander
Los Gate H Igh
Omo Grimwood
Oakland
R. M. Lewis
Hayward
T CD. Lewis
Mainprice
North Pole
Needham
Pictures From Conference Farm Tours Shown in Los Angeles
Photographs from a California Cultivator page show farms visited during a conference under the Farm Bureau auspices, with Altadiga wheat field near Luermore highlighted for seed quality testing. The article notes farmer, farm advisor, and visitors among 250 travelers, and a Nickelsen automobile at the Nichols en farm.
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California
Los Angeles
Farm Bureau
Berkeles
Luermore
Muuefe
T. Co. Mor- Fing
Alumege
Ile Orthard Chat
Plantea Auimg Feato
Aldrrisup
Ali
Rachelsen
Alee Prouis
Vicuaras
Aluile Morrison
Nichelsen
Ug Conference
Visters
Madero County
Nickelsen
Residents From Los Angeles Bring Beauty To Castro Valley
Ari and Mrs Murray moved from Los Angeles to Castro Valley a year ago and have joined the improvement club. They are turning their ranch into a garden display with roses shrubs and beds while also selling cut flowers and bedding plants to beautify the neighborhood.
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Murray
Castro Valley
Murrays
Ari
Castro Velles
Los Angeles
Thanks to Neighbors After Home Fire in Heyward Highlands
In Heyward M Highlands C. MOFFITT expresses gratitude to the many friends and neighbors who aided during a fire that destroyed their home. The note praises neighbors for their efforts and support in this time of loss.
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Heyward
M Highlands
Hayward Team Falls to Albany in Overtime Battle
The Madsen Varieties traveled to Albany on Sunday for a rough game that ended in a defeat for a score of 6 to 4. Hansen started with two innings pitched before Pereira relieved. Hayward scored twice in the fourth and once in the eighth, making the contest a solid showing despite the loss.
New Today Broilers for Sale and Misc Classifieds
New today notices list broilers for sale at one dollar touring Hayward deliveries by Eric Jensen. Other ads offer a baby bed eight dollars and nursery chair a dollar fifty. A Ford truck for twenty five dollars and three Pekin dachshunds for sale at 235 Peralta Street. Also boarding for children, private garages, ranch work, and a mail box contact from The Review.
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Hayward
Eric Jensen
Peralta Street
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Native Sons’ Hall
Hugo Frank
Castro and
Watkins Streens
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Alice Gadding
Augie Harder
Ann Gregg
Lions
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Laura Prank
Hayward and
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Alameda Lodge
B. P.O
Robert Suehiow, Jr
Mauve Sons’ Hall
Ashland Notes
Lucille Crabb
Sacramento
P.T. A
Faculty High
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Farm Advise
Boosters
Albany
Humboldt
Will
Kammerer
Will R. Hill
Piedmont Ave
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Claude Johnson
Hampton Road
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Calif
NEW Today
Hay Ward
Rome
Fairview Ave
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San Lorenag
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Mr. Elrod
S.C. Smith & CO
Castro St. Tel
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