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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1928
Page
2
The Hayward city trustees plan to present a municipal pool proposal to the public as a bonding measure. If sentiment favors it, an election may be called, with education campaigns aimed at winning support. The Twenty-Thirties Club has raised over 1200 to aid the effort, arguing a pool would benefit youth and all residents and could become a paying venture similar to Richmond.
Judge Jacob Harder Jr of Eden justice court supports moving to end demurrers and red tape in justice courts to speed cases. Alameda authorities flag frauds by collection agencies using fake notices. state bar actions target unauthorized practice. A new plan also aims to curb reckless truck drivers with post work hour license suspensions and Sunday penalties.
Archie Kesterson and Tony Salgado attended a banquet at Tait's Pavo Real in San Francisco hosted by the Forty and Eight. Maj Pelham St. George Bissell of New York spoke on the benefits of membership training camps for youth. Joseph A. Plank of Santa Rosa also spoke and greeted guests. the pair will be entertained in Oakland Saturday afternoon and evening.
Residents for miles around could view the Bank of Italy sign on the Hayward building as it glowed for the first time on Thursday and Friday nights. Each letter stands ten feet tall and the sign stretches forty five feet long. The display advertises the bank and Hayward in an outstanding manner and complements the building’s architecture. Mayor John Lee Wilbury seeks to have the community officially declared.
Fire Chief M G Riggs leads plans for a July 25 dance on C street plaza with the Oakland fire department band. Hayward trustees must approve closing a block of C street. lights will illuminate the area and concessions will include ice cream and sausages. Final plans to be settled at the next Hayward firemen meeting.
Hayward Chamber of Commerce plans the annual queen contest opening in July to promote the Alameda County Farm Products show. Prizes include two diamond rings for the top seller of show tickets. A children’s pet and decorated vehicle parade starts August 9 from Edwin Markham school at 2 PM, with about 350 entries already received and hundreds more expected from southern Alameda County. Justice Fisher Gore leads arrangements with Justine Fisher Gore in charge of the parade. Motion picture crews will film the event, and participating children receive free Farm show rides and admission.
The Parenteachers' council of Tennyson closed a successful year with its last meeting. Mrs. Bulger installed officers for the coming year. Mrs. Maude Patterson spoke on child hygiene and Mrs. Glassbrook reported prize winners in the better homes contest. Treasurer Mrs. M. Anderson reported good finances and pipes will be installed to water school grounds.
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