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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1929
Page
8
The Rev J A Ten Broeck directed a serve at Grave Episcopal church in Livermore Friday afternoon and visited children at Del Valle farm and veterans at the hospital. Children and boys welcomed the visits, which will continue every two weeks during the summer.
The speaker described experiences with men in or near prison and cited cases from California. He noted how a 79 year old San Jose man, driven to crime by poverty, avoided San Quentin thanks to Captain Day’s intercession. He argued many inmates are innocent of their charges and discussed post release challenges including job loss, new industrial methods, and lack of union support. The talk included Day’s role in founding Bethel chapter of the Joh’s Daughters in California and referenced Milt Dohner and Dave Galbraith.
An advance of one cent per gallon for gasoline has taken effect at Shell and Standard stations in the bay area. The new wholesale price is now 6 cents, with retail at 20 cents. The move aims to stop price cutting by narrowing the wholesale-retail margin, ending a brief gasoline war.
A vintage ad urges motorists to prep for trips with a complete grease job from Harrys Service Station at Main and A streets across from Montgomery Ward. Texaco gasoline and oils are promoted, promising courteous service and more smiles to the gallon. The piece also mentions upcoming Friday noon meetings organized by President Art Phillips and veteran attendees urged to attend.
Frank B. Graves announces an opportunity for veterans to apply for hospital care. The United Veterans of the Republic hosts bay area Veterans Bureau officials at Oak Shin Veterans Memorial building on July 19 to provide forms and guidance for service discharge copies to secure hospital care in case of illness or accident.
Lost item reported between the library and Legion hall with a contact at 78 Maple Court or Harvard 204-J. Also ads for a sale of ducks and geese due to water shortage and a Hayward store advertises men's wear at 971 E Street.
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