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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
4
Word received Monday from Save Caraguaro engineer in charge Tony Kelly says the Ford gold mine near San Andreas shows increased production potential. The ledge from which core is taken has widened and free gold is now being mined.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs Fiaio Milton leaving for Calistoga to visit ill Mr A L Graham, Peter Machado moving to a new home in San Leandro, Bert and Carol Weaver saving a drowning girl in San Lorenzo Creek, garlic shipments from Hayward to Chicago, a rabbit breeders meeting in Oakland, license suspensions for two San Leandro and Hayward operators, visits to Santa Cruz Berkeley and San Francisco, a dinner invitation in Berkeley, and an American Legion corn feed planned at San Leandro beach next Thursday.
Half a thousand gathering marked the opening of the newly erected $29,000 hall by the Odd Fellows and Kebakahs. John K. Ritter of Oakland, former commanding general of the Patriarchs Militant, spoke as the key guest. Other attendees included Mrs. Louis Paltenghi, R. S. Grant, and Mayor Edwin Duck.
The Hayward Lions Club outlines a summer barbecue dedicated to women and children. General chairman Fred Hammontree will form committees at the next meeting to arrange entertainment and edibles for a large attendance. Patronesses include Mrs. George Meininger Mrs. Fred Hammontree Mrs. Hal P. Angus Mrs. Van Burka Mrs. Carl Sorensen Mrs. William Burebill Mrs. James Willison and Mrs. Ray Barasatt.
Kenneth Scoville of California Film Company screens a Hayward civic film at Hayward Theater on July 6 and 7. Irma Fraser of Oakland appears as a judge and beauty contest plans to crown Miss Hayward 1925 and 1926, with entrants collecting blank forms at the door.
Local pigeons from Hayward failed to return from a Salem to Hayward race. Clay Jaynes reported one bird by 3 p.m. Oakland and Alameda birds won, with the local fanciers thinking a southward flight altered their course.
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