Grass Fire Near Livermore Recedes as Firefighters Crack 15 Mile Line
From Thatsd21 Daily Review Livermore July 21 U P Special to The Review Augmented by a fresh crew forestry officials say they are gaining control of a grass fire that scorched over 50000 acres. More than 200 men hold the 15 mile wall with backfires and other tactics, Tracy remains under watch though safe for now. Several ranch homes have fallen but no serious injuries reported.
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Livermore
U. P
Hame
Tracy
Native Sons Hall Honors Officers at UP PEC Affair
The Native Sons hall on C Street hosted the UP PEC council No. 15 installation with two San Leandro officers presiding. New officers received bouquets, a refined program featured music by Mrs. Carol B. Kelly, and a luncheon preceded a late reception. Eight candidates were initiated and five delegates elected to attend the state convention in San Jose in September, with plans for the next AGA meeting on August 15 at the hall.
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Native Sons
C Street
Council No. 15
San Leandro
Mary Afonco
M. Cardoza
Tcene
Carol B. Kelly
Ursula Macedo
Afonce
Nunes
Louise Silva
M. E. Lucas
San Jose
Matearet Nunes
Mary Lucas
Aiury Medina
Mary Bettencourt
Kelly
Nave Sona
Pictures Donated to Chamber of Commerce by Fred E Wallace
Fred E Wallace a noted photographer gave several Fiesta Rodeo pictures to the Chamber of Commerce. One shows riders in a parade stance resembling cavalry at company front. The framed photo now decorates the chamber’s rear wall. Mrs W B Odom of Seattle is visiting six weeks. she is daughter of Dr W J Perry of Smalley Avenue.
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Fred E. Wallace
Chamber of Commerce
W. B. Odom
Seattle
Washington
W. J. Perry
Smalley Avenue
Whitman Helps Appraisal Board in County Revaluation Plan
Architect E P Whitman helped outline procedures for the Department of Re appraisal to revalue county improvements. A meeting with architects contractors and material men produced tentative approval of methods and offered collaboration including cost data and field checks.
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E. P. Whitman
Department of
Department
Easthay
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
James G. Stafford
Department of Re-appraisal
B. G. Campbell
Edward Glass
M. T. Stack
F. H. Warren
L. Wade
BE. F. O'Banion
John
Manter Family Heads To Blue Lakes Trip
Aliys Faazel Manter and her family return from Glenwood after visiting friends. Miss Manter plans to leave tomorrow for Blue Lakes to extend the trip with swimming hiking meals and leisure activities.
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Aliys Faazel Manter
Glenwood
Miss Manter
Tommorrow
Blue Lakes
Tram Crash and Egg Loss Report in Oakland
An eastbound Southern Pacific electric train struck a White truck on Seventh Street causing a rollover and a total loss of 1.96 dozen eggs and 63 cases. Randall Soares, the egg broker, was injured but survived while his employee, not Mr Soares, is named in the tele phone directory. The owner Frank Soares operates the egg business at Boulevard and U2 Street Valley Road. Estimated damages reach about 4300 dollars. Randall is recovering from shock and exposure at outer Hayward. Damages from the SP company are being pursued.
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Frank Soares
Randall
Hay- Ward
Agg
Frack Soares
5. P
Shop Teacher And Family to Antioch Move
Chris P. Johnson has taught shop work at Harvard high school with B. K. Smith for a year and plans to move with his family to Antioch to join the faculty there. He holds Smith Hughes agricultural training and seeks agricultural courses, has been active in student affairs, and advised the Hayward High News. The move is motivated by better teaching opportunities in Antioch for his preferred course.
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Chris P. Johnson
Harvard
B. K. Smith
Antioch
Johnson
Smith-Hughes
Hayward High News
Hayvard
Wife of County Official Improves After Illness
Mrs. Charles W. Heyer wife of Hayward County Supervisor Heyer has been seriously ill with tonsil trouble. Treated at a local hospital she is now up and much improved under Dr Billingsly care. Friends hope for a full recovery soon.
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Charles W. Heyer
Heyer
Hayward
Dr. Billingsly
Town Trustees Plan Outfall Sewer Bid on July 27
Hayward town trustees, with five members present, heard final plans for the 36 inch outfall sewer from Hayward to San Francisco Bay. If approved next Wednesday, bids will be sought for a $50,000 bond project, and construction would begin shortly after award. Plans for a new water main west of Alice Street were also reviewed.
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Hayward
San Francisco Bay
Kolze
Manter
Wilbur
Rogers
Simon
Jesse B. Holly
Board of Trustees
O. K
Engineering Department
Stanford
Water Department
Alice Street
Meek Avenue
Local Manager Promoted To Hayward District Manager
Seon W. FE. Moser, longtime Hayward Mutual store manager, rises to district manager as H. K. Fox arrives from Oakland to take over next Monday. Fox will oversee 20 to 25 branch stores. Moser will relocate to Oakland with his wife, who remains in Hayward until relocation.
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W. FE. Moser
Hay- Ward Matual
Manual
Harlander
H. K. Fox
Moser
Hayward
Fox
Oakland
Heyward
Former Hayward Student to Wed Former Hayward Student
Miss Kethervh Rohrer a former Hayward High School student now at State Teachers' colleges in San Francisco and San Jose will wed Mr. Fred Hutchinson of Sacramento. Local friends say the date is not yet set. Rohrer was active in student government and assembly programs during high school and college.
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Kethervh Rohrer
Hayward
San Francisco
San Jose
Rohrer
Fred Hutchinson
Sacramento
State
Teachers’ College
Skull Fracture After Boy Falls From Horse
Joan Ferrera aged 12 fell from a horse on the I. B. Parsons ranch north of town and suffered a fractured skull. Dr Mangon attended and sent him to Highland hospital for observation and care. The injury is not necessarily fatal but the hospital stay may last two months or six weeks.
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Daily Review
Joan Ferrera
I. B. Parsons
Mangon
Highland Hospital
Manson
Notice to Public Dissolves Partnership and Debts
Notice to public states the author and spouse dissolved their partnership and will not be liable for debts contracted by the wife after July 19, 1927. Included downtown street repair discussions, a final notice to a property owner on Castro Street, and a pledge to construct a sidewalk on Castro Street with five months past due. The street board instructed repairs to Main and other streets and to assess costs if not completed. Local officials referenced include Town Clerk M. B. Templeton and Street Superintendent Fred P. Schilling.
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B. H. Williams
Castro
Main
Peraite
Fred P. Schilling
M. B. Templeton
Swift
Casiro Street
R. M. Manson
Castro Street
Cit
Lake Tahoe Camp Scene Draws Multitudes This Summer
The Lake Tahoe region is a summer campers mecca with resorts at capacity. Brockway Hotel overflows as tourists seek rooms where California and Nevada meet. Auto camps fill while new Highway Commission work from Truckee to Tahoe City progresses, promising a smoother 15 mile route once complete.
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Lake Tahoe
Brockway
Heview
Fierras
San Francisco Bay Region
State Highway Commission
Truckee
Tahoe City
Housebreaker Frustrated by Dog Barking in Hayward
A string of attempted break ins in Hayward was halted when a barking dog warned residents. The latest try targeted Mrs. Gueille Tomley near Hayward General Hospital on Third Street between 12 and 2 PM, with a cut window screen and broken box as evidence. Nightwatchman Louie Sliva led a fruitless follow up.
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Hayward
Gueille Tomley
Hayward General Hospital
Third Streat
Klees
Louie Sliva
Local Couple Wed in San Jose Shocks Hayward
Irene Marshall and Harry Willberg, both at Frank electric in Hayward, eloped to San Jose yesterday for a private wedding. They left for Qask land and will return to live with the brides parents in Pleasant Way, Hayward. Details on officiant, date, and attendants remain undisclosed.
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Krom
Daily Review
Irene Marshall
Harry Willberg
Frank Electric
Hayward
San Jose
Qaskland
Itou
Willberg
Haywardites
Claim Championship Cut This Season
Gene Collins of Hathaway Street orchard weighed a five ounce apricot at the post office, claiming it as the season’s largest. He vows to seek the big brother of the fruit if anyone else grows a larger specimen.
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Gene Collins
Hathaway Street
Tota
Arognd
Prevalent altr claims noted in terse remark
A brief fragment notes that certain alt or alternative practices are becoming more common. It mentions a general trend without specific sources or dates. The text focuses on observed increase and public attention while avoiding detailed examples.
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Ion
Oseo
Whitman
Chrysler
Sid Loewenthal
Robinson-Ancovich
Seventh Street
John M. Lewis
B Streets
Seon
Fleisher & Kregman Hayward
Strest
Lake
Miss Marshall
Sterling B. Doughty
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