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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
9
The newly formed post of United Veterans of the Republic will select five delegates to the state political endorsement convention. The convention gathers in Oakland on August 1 and 2 to consider recommendations for state offices, with the post entitled to five delegates.
At a Tuesday night meeting a county ticket endorsement was set aside pending organization. Fifteen veterans fixed dues and approved regular meetings on the first and third Tuesdays at Silva hall if available. A new director will be elected July 1.
SAN LEANDRO June 25 J M Colbath of San Francisco plans a four story hotel on East 14th street near Brosadmer boulevard to mirror the Hotel Piedmont. The project includes a large dining room coffee shop and banquet room and follows the recent demolition of the Estudillo hotel leaving the city without a modern commercial hostelry.
The new miniature golf course at Russell Way and Foothill Boulevard, pushed by promoters E. Guy Warren and Dale G. Simpson, is near completion with opening scheduled for Thursday evening. Finishing touches included a scenic “well” and a rustic lodge at the entrance, and a trick hole where the ball rolls out after sinking. The grounds aim to provide enjoyment for current golfers and the curious public, with strong local interest anticipated.
Installation of new Hayward Twenty-Thirty officers is set for Thursday at 2 in the Green Shutter hotel. E Guy Warren will become president, succeeding several past leaders. The club will oversee the parade for the convention in San Jose and notes new chapters at Coos Bay and Eureka.
Mrs. Irven Stephen Erbentraut announced the betrothal of Miss Jenner Flockhart to Leland Charles Hawke of Hayward. The San Jose event featured pastel decor, a long tea table, and a hidden betrothal card in a bouquet. The couple plans a August garden wedding at the Erbentraut home in this city.
A Business and Professional Women's club benefit for the Legion band featured bridge and whist games at the Legion hall on Tuesday evening. The band gave a concert before the party, with prizes awarded at the end to several winners.
The Hayward school district invites bids for adding an auditorium by building an extra room at John Muir school in South Hayward. Bids open July 16 at 10 AM in Judge Harder Jr. s office. Additions at Bret Harte and Luther Burbank schools progress. completion targeted in two months.
In Oakland, June 24, three California Construction Company officials were sentenced in superior court for Oakland paving graft. Harry Lesser, treasurer, drew two years in prison and a $5000 fine on one count. Horwege received a $500 fine or 506 days jail after two counts were dropped. James Austin got probation.
Fragmentary note hints at a young figure doubting a smashers identity, suggesting uncertainty about leadership or intent and the possibility of a mistaken ally or hidden threat. The terse lines imply private doubt and a cautious stance amid unknown risks.
Judge Jacob Harder Jr. conducted the marriage of Bernice Arigida Anderson age 18 and Silvio Frank Eifesi age 23 of Oakland on a Monday after delays as the other justices were occupied. The bride, though 15, married for the second time. Witnesses included Mrs. Elvira Sterbert and Graham Fietcher.
Mrs Anna T Frates wife of Joseph B Frates of the city water department died Monday at her home 1305 Central avenue She is survived by three daughters Mrs Mary Bertha of San Leadro and Misses Anna and Eva Frates of Hayward She was a sister of Joseph and Frank Gomes a native of the Azores and had lived here 22 years Funeral services Thursday at 9 am from Pratt mortuary to All Saints Catholic church for requiem mass Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery.
Hugh G Alberts died Tuesday night at his home near the Knox tract at age 80. Friends and relatives gathered at Sorensen Brothers mortuary for a funeral service led by Rev. Richard C Day of Eden Congregational church. Pallbearers were J E Welsh E S Warren George Meininger Henry Gansberger M J Hetzler and R Reid. Interment followed at Oakland Columbarium. He had lived 20 years in this community and 40 years in California, was born in Germany, and is survived by his wife Emma and two sons Merlin and Kivin.
In London a taxicab crashed into a window after driver John George Watts, 60, suffered a heart attack at the wheel. Passenger Robert Henry Brand, son of the Viscount Hampden and Lloyds Bank director, was unharmed. In Cologne, a 1864 gas engine will be shown at the Society of German Engineers anniversary meeting as a monument.
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