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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1927
Page
4
Miss Sarah Annund of Chestnut Street Hayward and her friend Dorothy Hansen are visiting Cupertino to enjoy a ranch vacation at Tatters Ranch and experience country life.
New today ad announces piano cleaning by vacuum, repair and tuning by experts. Satisfaction guaranteed. L. W. Allen. Elmhurst 6021. 2116p Family washing and ironing wanted at Corner A St and Royal Ave. Phone tingward 138M. Alys Hatfield. 21L10p
The Hayward Lions held their weekly luncheon on Wednesday at Castro Villa. A speaker canceled, Hal Aurus led singing, and a playful mischief saw several members fined for throwing poker chips into the collection horn. Oscar Brauns led the ringleader rumors, but the group kept good humor and shared in the fun. Hans Henningsen chaired in place of President Jack Mitchell, who will appoint temporary presiders. Jerome Dorsey was chosen to preside next meeting.
A. B. Cummings orders four Hayward rabbit units from Californian Fur Rabbit Farms on Oreana avenue. Manager A. B. Cortright mentions growing business north of Hayward and a planned 150 rabbit units housing with 450 breeding does. He hopes Hayward could host a government experimental farm and cites a similar project in New York run by the Biological Survey.
Mr. Cortright advocates government supported experimental farm in the northern state to aid rabbit production and provide a local hub for fur and meat rabbits. He asserts the business is growing and a farm here could attract others, with potential government help. Meanwhile Mrs. Solitaire, missing parent Bits daughter, suffers partial mental decline after a recent automobile wreck and police and Associated Charities plan aid for the children. Mr. Solitaire is Spanish.
Four small children deserted by their parents over two weeks ago have been placed in the care of their maternal grandmother and then turned over to the Associated Charities Heyward branch. The Solitaires of Antioch, the missing parents, promised to return but have not communicated. The grandmother, a widow, cannot support the quartet and seeks aid.
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