Contractors Seek Plans for Hayward City Hall
About 20 contractors, many from distant states, requested plans and specifications for Hayward's three story city hall. Architect E P Whitman said bidding should ensure lowest cost as materials stay cheap. City council set bids opening for March 10. The veterans luncheon featured a hazardous electric chair prank as Guy Collins sat, triggering a shock.
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Hayward
City Hall
E. P. Whitman
Hayward Veterans
Whitman
John Lée Wilbur
William H. Hoff
Frank Electric
American Legion
Guy Collins
Art Philips
Hugo Frank
Walter Trobee
Sterling Doughty
Rotary Club
Veterans Club
Many Healed by Prayer at Bethel Full Gospel Church
The Bethel Full Gospel church reported many miraculous healings over two nights as believers prayed in faith. Pastor J. E. Stiles said skeptics would witness God’s power, with tears and joy among those who felt touched by divine presence. Evangelist Young will preach Sunday on Christ’s Millennial Kingdom.
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Bethel Full Gospel Church
J. E. Stiles
God
Luther, Finney and
Moody
Evangelist Young
Man Injured In City Crash At B And Castro Streets
J Bell of 849 Sunset Boulevard was cut and bruised when his car collided with a truck driven by Tony Silva of Hayward Building Material at the B and Castro streets intersection on Friday afternoon. The truck entered the intersection as the signal changed and was struck by the car.
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J. €. Bell
Sunset Boulevard
Tony Silva
Hayward Building Material Company
B and
Castro Streets
Ibphves
Hayward Men to Attend Firemen's College in S F
Six members of the Hayward Fire Department will travel to San Francisco next Tuesday for an institute run by the International Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs association. The program, at the San Francisco fire department headquarters, covers lectures and drills on fire prevention and protection. Members include George Luce Louis Oliver A J La Cunha Joe Riggs Tony August and Chief Manuel G Riggs may stay through Wednesday.
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Hayward Fir Department
San Francisco
International Pacific Coast Fire Chiefs’ Associaton
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Middle West
Atlantic States
Fire Department
Hayward
Manuel G. Riggs
George Luce
Louis Oliver
A. J. la Cunha
Joe Riggs
Tony August
Tramps with Denatured Alcohol Seen at Salvation Army
Three men said to be suffering from alcohol overdose were picked up at the Salvation Army citadel by Chief Louis Silva. They named Toomey O Hara and Johnston. They were held briefly in the city jail and sent on a street car toward Oak Rand. They claimed World War II veteran status and military decorations, which police doubted, noting a religious cross. They were told to leave town and not return under the chief's wanderer policy.
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Salvation Army
Louis Silva
Toomy
O'Hara
Johnston
Oak Rand
Toomey
Walter Alves
A. BE. F
France
Silva
O’hara
Hayward
Biblical Drama At Presbyterian Church Tuesday
The Wright California Players present a three act musical drama at the Presbyterian church next Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. The production features scenes from Daniel in the lions den and the feast of Belshazzar with musical numbers from Gilbert and Sullivan and other works performed by Mrs. Catherine Brownell and the church choir. The program, aided by Hauschildt Music Co and Dara neat s radio shop, promises strong eye and ear appeal to Baynard residents.
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Daniel
Belshazzar
Presbyterian Church
Wright California Players
Catherine Brownell
Presbyterian Church Choir
Hauschildt Music Company
Daraneat
Streat Empire
Babylon
Lions den
Municipal election registration ends in 13 days
Voters who plan to vote in the April 13 municipal election must register within 13 days, including Sundays. The April 14 ballot includes two city council seats and two bond issues for a swimming pool at 73000 dollars and a Veterans Memorial site at 16500 dollars. Registration is available at Hayvard Drug, Brauns Drug, Meinger’s Cigar, and Auto Stage Cigar stores.
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Veterans’ Memorial
Hayvard Drug Co
Brauns’ Drug Store
Meiningers Cigar Store
Auto Stage
Hayward Strikes First Loss As San Mateo Wins 3-2
Hayward high school's baseball team fell 3-2 at San Mateo in the season opener. Hayward led 2-1 until the fifth inning as Axel Neilson stole a base and scored, Ronald Souza also scored after a walk and steal, but San Mateo used six pitchers to hold the lead and win in seven innings. Marion Lewis pitched well for Hayward.
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Hayward High School
San Mateo
Hayward
Axel Neilson
Fred Turner
Ronald Souza
Raymond Rose
Lowell Turner
George Lundgren
Oscar Lundgren
Axel Neilsen
Milton Lewis
Royal Neighbors Host Jolly Friday Evening in Haywards
More than 60 members of the Poinsett Camp of Royal Neighbors held a family dinner at the Bank of Haywards Friday evening in honor of Supreme State Deputy Christine Hamil and newly appointed Local District Deputy Greelie of San Francesco. The event featured daffodil and fern decor, yellow and green favors, an initiation, and a program by Sustodia Rodgers, Carol B. Kelly and Arthur Bennett. Afterward, guests enjoyed cards and games with Bessie Gabel presiding. Plans were announced for a St Patrick's Day dance at the Bank of Haywards hall open to Neighbors and friends.
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Poinsetts
Bank of Haywards
Supreme State
Christine Hamil
Greelie
San Francesco
Sustodia Rodgers
Carol B. Kelly
Arthur Bennett
Bessie Gabel
Hayward Circle
Marie Frates
G. F. Hopkins
Anna Vegt
Clifford Cole
Anna Rogers
Inez Hoag
Bank of Haywards Hall
February Building Permits Total Eight Thousand Nine Hundred
Four building permits issued by city inspector Manuel G. Riggs in February total 7900 dollars. The projects include a Watkins street commercial building by Carl A Sorensen for 4000 dollars, two additions totaling 3260 dollars, and a Standard Oil station addition for 700 dollars. Plans for March foresee increased activity with Jack Casons home at 20006 dollars and P A Hoares home at 15000 dollars on Prospect Street plus three more projects not yet announced.
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Manuel G. Riggs
Watkins Street
Carl A Sorensen
Standard Oil Station
Inspector Riggs
Jack Cas- Sons
P. A
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet for Public Parley
The Chamber of Commerce directors will hold a public meeting at the chamber headquarters 934 A street next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Discussions will cover forming real estate and merchants divisions to boost cooperation and efficiency, and plans for the annual banquet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Mrs. Brockman Heads Woodcraft Campaign Group
Alameda county Neighbors of Woodcraft campaign committee elected officers for the new term at Ada Fellows hall. Mabel Brockman named president. other officers include Carrie Closson past president Louise Stephens first vice president Alice Brown second vice president Ida Weger secretary and several circle representatives. One hundred two new members joined in three months alongside 17 juvenile members. A program followed with piano vocal and violin numbers and a banquet. Installation planned March 13 at Dania hall with Grand Officer Hattie Hahn presiding.
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Alameda County
Woodcraft
Spruce Circle
Alameda
Ada Fellows Hall
Palma Bircle
Hayward
Palma Circle
Carrie Closson
Encinal Circle
Louise Stephens
Cerito Circle
Alice Brown
Alma Circle
Ssecond
Ida Weger
Oakland Circle
Matilda Kochendorfer
Jessie Eggerth
Log Cabin Crcle
Mamie Evans
Maud McDonald
Thimble Club
Howard Eastwood
KTAB
Mame
Mina LaRue
Ilene
Mr. Jennings
Veteran Favors Memorial Park for Memorial Building
A veteran argues that a Veterans' Memorial building should be placed in Memorial Park in Hayward. He cites park visibility, city promotion, and cost avoidance compared to building behind the city hall. He invites letters to the Review with real names for publication.
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Hayward
Veterans' Memorial Building
Memorial Park
City Hall
Credit Men Optimistic on 1930 in Hayward Trade
About 45 Hayward merchants attended the Retailers' Credit Association banquet at the Green Shutter hotel expressing high business optimism for 1930. Speakers from local and Oakland firms noted improving credit conditions, fewer bad accounts, and plans to expand into Washington township with a push for 100 percent local membership. Monthly meetings will continue with a next gathering set for April 7 to discuss credit and business issues.
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Hayward
Retailers’ Credit Association of
Alameda County
Green Shutter Hotel
Washington Township
Victor la Grave
Rinaldo Reid
W. W Haley
Bank of Haywards
Leonard Lustig
Lustig Furniture Company
M. I. Dohner
Dohner & Galbraith
David Biick
David R. Roberts
Roverts Implement Company
Credit Association
S. E. Shermantine
H. H. Winters
S. L. Bklarnet
H. C. Capwell Company
J. T. Brock
John Breuner Furniture Company
Oakland
Jack Boyd
Alvarado Chamber of Commerce
Centerville
Alvarado
Harry H Lee
Ice fishing legality disputed by Montana justice
Missoula officials quizzed about catching fish through the ice. Justice of the Peace Jolia Poirer dismissed the notion as impossible legally and practically, joking that only a wizard could pull it off. She affirmed hole fishing as possible but not through the ice.
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Rose
Fitch Celebration Planned for Des Moines 1985
Descendants of John Fitch rival Robert Fulton for invention of the steamboat plan a 1985 celebration in Des Moines Iowa to mark the 150th anniversary of the invention.
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Plan Fitch
Des Moines
John Fitch
Robert Fal Fon
Editor Demands Author Identity for Articles in Paper
The writer prefers confidentiality while editors assert the right to know who authored any article planned for publication, emphasizing that authorship details are kept in confidence by policy. The exchange centers on transparency versus privacy in byline practices.
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Ias
Merchants Baseball to Resume Sunday at Bret Harte
After rain delays the Hayward Merchants face the Nelson Chrns champions of Oakland Class B at Bret Harte School grounds Sunday at 2 pm. Selma Raimondi will bat for the visitors. Frank Bernard officiates. Merchants lineup includes Florence McGlure Grindell Travers Velosa Alameda Forth Cumbra Dutch Roetticker with Peacock as reserve. Trading biter averages listed for Florence McGlure Grindell Travers Roetticker.
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Hayward Merchants
Chrns
Nelson
Oakland
Selma
Raimondi
Battery
Bret Harte
Merchants
Florence
McGlure
Travers
Shotstop
Grindell
Tnd
Velosa
Alameda
Forth
Cumbra
Roetticker
Frank Peacock
Frank Bernard
Florence and McGlure
Lindbergh to Visit Alameda in New Monoplane
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh and wife are due to arrive Sunday morning at Alameda Airport in his new monoplane for a business visit linked to T. A. T. Maddux air lines. The party will tour Mills Field and then proceed to Hillsboro as guests of Thomas D. Eastland, a service director.
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Alameda Airport
Charles A. Lindbergh
T. A. T.-Maddux Airlines
Millfield
Hillsboro
Thomas D. Eastland
Fruit and Heat Fest On Farm For Temperature Study
The installation of a thermograf at Charles S Long's farm on Winton road records every minute of the day to study how heat affects fruit development. Dr. W. P. Tufts from the University of California division of pomology leads the setup, one of 15 such devices planned for local fruit regions. The project aims to relate temperatures to ripening blossoming and fruit shapes, with Alameda County comparisons and potential insights into pear form. T. O. Morrison aided in the installation.
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Charles S Long
Winton Road
W. P. Tufts
Division of Pemology
Agricultural College of the Peniversity of California
Long
Alameda
T. O. Morrison
Dr. Tufts
Philco radio models showcased at Ella Lehr cooking school
Darneal Radio shop announces the latest Philco radio models displayed during the Ella Lehr cooking school. The store urges listeners to follow cooking school lessons on the radio and tune in to the regular Philco hour Wednesdays on NBC for domestic science content and entertainment.
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Philco
Ella Lehr
Darneal Radio Shop
Betty Crocker
Darneal’s
NBC
Caracal’s
Three Deputies Indicted in Alameda Graft Probe
Alameda county grand jury indicted three deputy sheriffs an attorney and two bootleggers in a graft inquiry. Deputies A R Shurtleff J J Collier and J L Davis jailed on bribery charges with $5000 bail. Jack Gardella released on $5000 bail. The probe also targets Sheriff Becker and 1926 campaign expenses as new witnesses are questioned.
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Oakland
Alameda County
A. R. Shrutleff
J. J Collier
J. L. Davis
Bodie Waltman
Pribery
Frank
Jack Gardella
Livermore
Frank Gardella
Cromwell L. Ormsby
Aimee Semple McPherson
Earl Warren
Warren
Jack Bowersmith
The
Central Construction Company
Becker
Shurtleff
Davis
Collier
Fred C. Smith
Legion Campaign For New Members Extended To March 20
The American Legion post here extends its membership drive to March 20 due to a program next Thursday night. Ten to twenty new members are expected to be inducted during the post's initiation. Roy Hutto chairs the drive with Archie Westerson and David R. Galbraith leading fest teams. Dr J L Beards Martinez, former Legion area commander, is scheduled to speak on the prepared. Carquinez straits salt water barrier topic set for the meeting next Thursday night. the public is invited.
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American Legion Post
Legion Post
Roy Hutto
Archie Westerson
David R. Galbraith
J. L. Beards
Martinez
Legion
Carquinez Straits Salt Water Barrier
Reid and Russell Leave for Health Vacation at Livermore Ranch
R Reid of Reid drug store and T B Ruussell depart Saturday for a health vacation at Reid's Livermore ranch. They plan a five mile walk to the hunting lodge and will not engage in fishing hunting or other activities.
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R. Reid
Reid Drug Store
T. B. Ruussell
Mr. Reid
Livermore
Reid
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Bethel
C. of C
Mrs. Brockman
Association
Lindy
Besn-on- C.S. Long's Farm
Darneal
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