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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1929
Page
4
United Press reports a formal second degree murder charge against Mrs Alexander Pantages widow of the theater man as she remained hospitalized after a car crash that killed Juro Rokumoto a Japanese national in Los Angeles on June 25.
President Hoover signed the Colorado River proclamation creating a binding compact among six southwestern states to share water rights. Arizona had not yet accepted. Hoover called the pact the most extensive interstate action under their rights and said it would speed Boulder Dam area development and resolve disputes without federal usurpation. He expressed hope Arizona would join later.
The July carnival by the junior Neighbors of Woodcraft is postponed due to conflicts. Reports cover visiting relatives, hospital stays, tea luncheons, garden events, travels to Yosemite and Eureka, class of 1924 activities, and socials at Havens Court, Alameda Elks, and Mission Hall.
Superior Court of California Alameda County sets July 1929 hearing at 10 AM in Department 4 for probate of the will and codicil of Colin J Hannah deceased and issuance of Letters Testamentary to Lester Terry. Notice dated June 24 1939 by Clerk GEO E Gross with Deputy Edw Hadley. Attorney: Vester Perry Maynard California.
A short note promotes Kelly Bros at 971 Street Hayward offering well dressed men and advertised high quality merchandise. Prices are described as right with focus on customer service and satisfaction.
Sacramento report shows 1928 halt in 15 year rise of school spending. Alameda County costs drop sharply from 12,705,925.79 to 1,084,177.20. City budgets fall 335,241.90 while counties rise slightly. Capital outlays shrink, operations rise as funds go to basic education and teacher needs.
Three noted young citizens Belton Fleisher Edward Friedrichs and F M Sershner have left town for the Wawona hotel region in the Sierra above Yosemite. They seek rest from busy work at local shops and fishing, staying at eleven dollars a day with golf and trees. They plan to return by next Thursday.
U P staffer Julius Fransden spoke with Webb Miller aboard a plane above Hadley field as transoceanic communication was tested for the first time. Miller provided a feature story on Strongheart’s death and received the British air ministry probe report on the English channel air crash that killed seven people.
The 32 year old woodcutter Lehew, on trial in Ukiah Superior Court, changed his plea to not guilty after six Mendocino state hospital doctors advised no insanity defense. He had been held for ten days under observation.
The resignation of Henry P. Fletcher, the United States ambassador to Italy, has been accepted. A formal announcement is expected tomorrow. The development came in Washington as officials confirm Fletcher stepping down from the Rome assignment.
Mr and Mrs J W Rupp started a trip to a Boy Scout camp two days ago and today travel with the rest of the family for an auto tour toward the Redwoods near Eureka. They aim to camp fish and enjoy cool Eureka weather before possibly visiting Yosemite on the way home.
The Rev. Mr Barnett now pastor of the Full Gospel church in Faft will speak tonight at Bethel Full Gospel church near East 14th street Castro Valley cutoff. Local Hay ward friends expect to hear him again after prior meetings.
Joseph Costa and Charles Bresee form a partnership to reopen the A Street garage for auto repair and storage. They aim to handle increased summer traffic and win a crewing patron as they offer reliable service at reasonable prices.
Sirs Eliza Kinseil and Mrs John McConaghe return from Santa Barbara. Airs Minnie Keilar hosts a Sunch eon for Ladies Aid which she chairs. Plans laid for five months of events to benefit the Ladies Aid treasury with members present including Mrs Kellar Mrs A Gansherser and others. Sunset bridge club hosted by Mrs Paul Weber. Sunset Improvement Club to hold social night dance this Friday and its regular first Saturday dance on July 6 at the Sunset school auditorium.
Mallory introduces the new Cravended Fens and the latest Straw Hats in all new colors and up to date styles. Kelly Bros advertises at 971 5 mroct Mayward with emphasis on fashionable headwear.
Classified notice promotes ad placements in Ebey newspaper. It highlights affordable rates and quick turnaround for local notices and promotional segments.
Multiple small ads show a two room finished apartment with water and garage at 1065 C St. 125t7 Losit Baseball suit and outfit finder request. A male poodle for sale or trade for a watch at A St. 2815. Persian kittens for sale at Hayward 648 or 1090 B St. 1e25th. Kelly Bros. Hayward advertises high quality goods for well dressed men at 271 PB street.
In January Charles Sylva of Verzic bakery on Castra Street suffered a crushing injury to his left hand when caught in a rolling machine. Though initially improving, healing slowed and infection developed. He was taken to St. Mary’s hospital in San Francisco for X rays as doctors warned of potential complications and he seeks future employment.
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