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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1928
Page
2
The lost boy, trained as a Cub Scout, used emergency skills to survive in Yosemite park. He built shelter, slept with a knife, searched for the camp, and descended a steep cliff to safety. Scouting taught first aid, swimming, woodcraft, and personal conduct benefiting many boys and even aiding this perilous escape.
A San Francisco motorist who fled down Market Street at high speed after claiming he had “a few drinks” injured one person and endangered many. The piece condemns drunk driving and argues against easing liquor restrictions, urging stronger action to prevent such accidents.
Discussion centers on a Latin couplet carved for the rebuilt Louvain library in Belgium. Critics argue over preserving a war memory versus fostering bitterness, while others see value in a lasting reminder that learning should be safeguarded from military attack.
At a June mass meeting of the West Hayward Improvement club at Edwin Markham school, residents discussed improving streets in West Hayward. George A. Sheldon spoke on permanent streets and white cement, City Engineer Jesse B. Holly explained Mattoon act provisions. Petitions will be signed and presented to the county board. protests trigger further action. Improved streets would attract buyers and cash to Hayward.
P. Horat, ranch owner near Ossell City, fell from a hay wagon yesterday. He was taken to Hayward General Hospital where x rays showed no broken bones or serious injuries.
The Heyward Juniors sponsored by the American Legion post will face Niles in the southern Alameda championship elimination at 10 36 a m Sunday in Niles. Pleasanton meets Livermore in Livermore at the same time. Manager F B Leonard expects full southern league schedule by tomorrow. The Niles game is at Craft Cheese company field.
Bert Stephens of the Daylight barber shop is reported to be on the road to recovery after a motorcycle accident in Arizona last month and a brain concussion operation at Highland hospital Oakland. A possible second operation may be needed, but friends hope for a rapid return to his Hayward home.
Hayward 4-H bays and girls clubs prepare for July Las Posadas encampment. Organizers aim to maximize local participation though exact attendance figures for Alameda county children remain undecided.
A quoted Shakespeare line notes men change with months as they woo and wed, suggesting seasons alter behavior. The line appears in Act 4 Scene 1 of You Like It.
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