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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1927
Page
4
Ex Queen Minnie Crossetti expresses gratitude to Hayward residents for support during the Rodeo finale. She recalls dinners and celebrations hosted by Jim Willison and others, praises new stores and gifts, notes a memorable christening, and thanks the community for their generosity and hospitality.
The Newark column reports a successful benefit for St Edward church with 18 tables and prizes and a piano recital in Niles led by V Youjon Vivian Marshal earned music diplomas. A large fire in the Thornbury Building destroys stock. Grass fires threaten properties and Fire Chief Ruschin urges grass clearance. Preparations for Holy Ghost Celebration include a July 2 fireworks display and July 3 parade and pavilion barbecue. Frank Pine’s daughter Myrtle undergoes tonsil and adenoids treatment with Drs. Gummer and Gerlack in San Jose. Pasbote of Newark buys a new bungalow from Odorn with only three homes left in the tract.
The final day of Hayward’s annual rodeo drew thousands for a cowboy parade at Booster Park and afternoon events. Winners across dozens of events included Sim Crockett, John Moore, Lin Smith, and Sam Howe, with top prizes ranging from 3 to 100 dollars in multiple competitions.
The Review presents prize winners from the juvenile pet stock parade though judges could not record each child’s entry. Winners include Vernon Gabel for first prize with Cage of Animals and Gene Frank for second prize with Rodeo Tiger Cage, plus many children awarded cash, doll buggies, decorated vehicles and wagons, and special prizes for public health center entries.
Jenny Wren now operates as a full retail and general market in Hayward with updated departments. Department heads include Gu B Collins for the largest department, Jobow for men’s, Jerry for produce, and Lippert managing the delicatessen section, all Hayward residents.
Decorations that made Hayward a California draw in the Fiesta Rodeo period were taken down from streets and stores around o clock this morning. Reo Vista will receive the decorations next for the Fourth of July event, promising a lively 3.5 festival. T. S. O Hare of the Pacific Decoration Organization guides the effort.
The Washington Township Health Center annual meeting was held Tuesday at the health office with F. W. Jones presiding. Reports praised the year as the most successful yet. Nurse Lena M Shinnick sought a year’s leave to Honolulu with sister Elien Shupick. Abyss Shinnick may resume duties later. Officers re-elected: F. Vernon Jones president, Frank T. Dusterberry secretary treasurer, Mary I Brows, Mrs. W Ford, and Mrs J C Shinn on the board. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blacow visited San Francisco for Father’s Day with Bla sow's relatives, while Mrs Roper and Mrs DuBois Eaton returned from San Diego.
In Niles on June 25 Mr E B Hodges, high school principal, heads for Iowa on a business trip tied to property holdings. Miss Jacks of Biggs joins grammar school staff for next year as pupil numbers rise. Mrs Caroline Martin and daughter visited Oakland, while Mrs Charles Shinn of Ukiak stayed with Miss Milicent Shinn. The Solon family spent a week at Frackee, joined by Mr and Mrs A Bertalozzi of San Francisco. Mrs Milton Wilder toured Oakland, and Mrs Edward Ellsworth drove to Modesto to visit her sister. Mr and Mrs F Jones plan southern California and San Diego vacation amid family travels.
Miss Elsie Miller, pew operator at 1044 B Street's Harper Method Shoppe owned by Mrs. Edith Crogan, demonstrates paper waving and curling as a fashionable hair art. The craft promises to transform oceanlike waves into stylish hair through expert curling and related grooming services.
Washington Chapter DeMolay in Hayward will install new officers at the Masonic Temple Tuesday night. Charles Wehr of Alameda County will speak. New officers include Master Councilor Ralph A. Richmond and others named in the program.
Valle Vista June 23. Black cake red frosted cake and pink frosting cake were served with tea and coffee at a Valle Vista Parent Teachers Association event. Guests marked pink heart cards at the door. Mrs. J W Anderson of Castro Valley won study number and a basket of Royal Anne cherries. Mrs. Anderson also won the whist prize with the highest score and took home a Pyrex baking dish.
Hayward celebrates the new post office with civic praise for leaders and sponsors. The toast lauds progress, industrial achievement, and anticipated growth as the town pledges fidelity to the project and its benefits to residents and businesses.
For sale a combination wood and fas stove with hot water system listed as a bargain at 253 AU 1472 B pireet 2714p.
Real estate ad listing several 3 room modern houses with garages and modern amenities near 554 Castro Street. Prices shown as 2500 and 5300 with payments down, lawn flowers cement drive and utilities including gas electricity water sewer and telephone.
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