Prowlers Raid Homes in City Over Weekend
Prolific weekend break ins alarm residents Frank Carson of 204 Winon road and A E Fischer Jr of 2 Alice street report intruders entering via windows and overturning rooms. Carson woke to a dark man half in the house but nothing was taken. Fischer home ransacked with a wrist watch and flashlight missing. thief left by the front door. Officers Patterson and Thor d investigated.
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Gward
Frank Carson
Winon Road
A. E. Fischer Jr
Alice Street
Carson
Paul Tterson
Carm
Mrs. Fischer
Heen
Patterson
Chris Thord
Fischer
Gardening Group to Hold Benefit Whist Thursday Night
A large Hill and Valley club members and friends will attend a whist party in the garden section at Burbank school Thursday evening. Prizes will be awarded for high scores. Mrs. Harry McDonald chairs the event with department members assisting to raise funds for improving award gardens.
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Hill and Valley Ub
Burbank School
Aryone
Harry McDonald
Tennyson to Name School Trustee Election Notice
An election to elect one school board member to succeed W. venson will be held in Tennyson on the 28th. Polls will be established at the schoolhouse. Other steps are E. G. Lang and Ed Grati.
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W. Venson
Tennyson Ch
City to vote on two bonds and two council seats
Voters will elect two city council members and decide on two bond issues at an April 14 election. The bonds cover a municipal swimming pool for 75 dollars and a Veterans' Memorial site for 16 500 dollars. Registration may be made at Hayward Drug, Jam’s Drug, Meiningers, and Autotage cigar stores.
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Hayward Drug Co
Jams’ Drug Store
Meiningers Cigar Store
Auto Tage Cigar Store
Federated Clubs Schedule Two Meetings in March
The Federated Improvement Clubs of Southern Alameda County plan a regular meeting on March 13 and a special session March 20. Delegates from civic groups will discuss the county fair results from the annual banquet and report back to their groups. A county-wide fair organization is proposed but not ready to start before 1931.
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Federated Improvement Clubs
Alameda County
Federated Clubs
VETS' CLUB TO NOMINATE OFFICERS AND HEAR MOUNTAIN LION HUNTER
Jay Bruce renowned state mountain lion hunter will lecture at the Harvard Veterans' Luncheon Club at noon Friday. He will discuss hunting methods and experiences in mountain fastnesses and show motion pictures. The meeting is at 12 o'clock sharp, with E Schlueter and J A Mackenzie leading the program. The club will nominate officers for the coming year and hold elections next week.
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Jay Bruce
Harvard Veterans
Art Phillips
E. Schlueter
J. A. MacKenzie
Parents' Class Meeting At Hayward High Thursday
Mothers with children in school and the public are invited to an open meeting of the Parents' class in Room 11 at Hayward Union High Thursday at 2 30 pm. The topic is The High School Girl of Today with Miss Anne Ostrander as speaker and slides plus a motion picture.
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Hayward Union High School
Anne Ostrander
R. Currier
Prof. Stolz
University of
Hayward pushes bid for regional Veterans Hospital
Jesse B. Holly the city engineer represented Mayor John Lee Wilbur at the Bay Region Mayors conference in Vallejo. He urged support for Hayward’s campaign for the proposed U S Veterans Hospital and touted Hayward as the best site in the bay region. The meeting drew about 30 mayors from 15 cities and covered water, roads, and salt water barrier issues.
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Jesse B. Holly
John Lee Wilbur
Conference of
Bay Region
Vallejo
Hayward
United States Veterans’ Hospital
Pacific Coast
Holly
East Bay
Santa Rosa
San Jose
Northern
Mayors’ Association
Christensen
Palo Alto
Jerry de Coy
San Leandro
George Caden
Dad Mason
San Francisco
Driver
Berkeley
Forest Service
A Better Racket Glacier Park
Mont. cowboy Charlie Schillings, 43, famed for a Roosevelt lookalike, said he turned down movie offers and would rather wrangle tourist crowds at Glacier Park.
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Glacier Park
Mont
Charlie Schillings
Theodore Roosevelt
Hollywood
Lenten Services Begin Across Hayward Churches
Hayward churches announce Ash Wednesday services to start Lent. Catholic observances include Masses at 7 30 and 9 00, daily 7 30 devotions, rosary and Way of the Cross. Trinity and Congregational church calendars include evening devotions and Lenten classes led by pastors through the season.
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Hayward
Christ
James Viladomat
All Saints Catholic Church
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. A. Ten Broeck
Charles E. Lukens Jr
Richard C. Day
Congregational Church
Former Mayor Kolze Objects to Memorial Bond Site Move
Former Hayward mayor R. A. Kolze argues against a bond election to buy his property for a Memorial building site. He recalls two options offered to the trustees and urges Hayward to find an alternative site without treating veterans as political football. He warns of potential loss of the project if no timely action is taken.
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Kolze
Hayward Review
Hayward
Board of Trustees
American Legion
Board of Supervisors
Livermore
Emeryville
Everyville
American Legion and Veterans
R. A. Kolze
Fair Hayward Woman Wins Beauty Prize at Brawley golf event
Mrs. J. P. Cunha of Park Street Hayward was named the most beautiful and best dressed at the Imperial Valley golf tournament in Brawley. Her award includes a magazine cover feature. She and her husband Mr. Cunha toured southern California visiting Imperial Valley farms and Los Angeles, and witnessed Agua Caliente races.
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Hayward
J. P. Cunha
Park Street
Cunha
Imperial Valley
Brawley
Agua Caliente
Belshazzar's Fete Portrayed By California Wright Players
The California Wright Players will stage Belshazzar's Fete Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian church. The Biblical drama covers Daniel, the fiery furnace, the lions den, and the feast with elaborate scenery and costumes. Adm ssion will be by ether offering at the door.
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Mene
Tekel Agharsin
Jerusalem
Belshazzar
California Wright Players
Presbyterian Church
Darneal
Frank Electric Company
Quist Brothers Lumber Yard
Ether
Five Hurt In Auto Crashes In Hayward Area
Two weekend accidents injured five people in and around Hayward. Joseph Celani of 269 Main Street and Joseph Santee of Route 3 collided at B and Watkins streets, Celani suffering cuts and bruises while Angelo Guinasio of Oakland also was bruised. The other crash on Mount Eden approach to the San Francisco Bay Bridge involved C Huffsmith of Modesto and Antero Gonzales of Mountain View, with Injuries including a knee fracture and facial cuts. Police report Ruffsmith at fault for speeding.
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Hayward
Joseph Celani
Main Street
Joseph Santee
Route 3
B and
Watkins Streets
Celani
Angelo Guinasio
Oakland
Chris Thorgaard
C. ©. Huffsmith
Modesto
Mount Eden
San Francisco Bay Bridge
Antero Gonzales
Mountain View
Norman Vadnais
Tony Batec
Santiago Gonzales
Ruffsmith
Flower Show and Street Lights Up For Tennyson Club
R W Chrouch of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce will address the Tennyson improvement club Saturday on the San Leandro flower show. Street light plans for Tennyson and nearby Hayward districts will be discussed to appoint delegates to seek county lights for rural areas. Safety concerns rise after the Tralla murder and various petty crimes.
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R. W. Chrouch
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce
Tennyson Improvement Club
San Leandro
Tennyson
Hayward
Tennyson and Federated Clubs
Tralla
Rainfall totals rise to over 12 inches this season
The high school weather bureau reports 12.04 inches of rain for the season after a Sunday night shower adding 0.09 inches. This compares with 10.55 inches on the same date last year, marking about 1.5 inches more rainfall than 1929 to date.
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High School Weather Bureau
Sunset petition makes headway for city district
Circulation of petitions to organize an improvement district in Sunset for grading paving and storm sewers shows strong support. Reports say sixty percent on some streets and higher on Peralta Street have signed with March council consideration expected. Sponsors note street work would create employment for the unemployed.
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Peralta Street
Garden contest classes closed as entries reach 170
Hayward Yard and Garden contest reports 170 entries across divisions with one class, small homes, extended to March 10. Prizes include a car and radio set as the Spring flower show in May awaits awards. Garden club promotes beautification and shared plant knowledge through meetings and exchanges.
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Hayward Yard
Florence Eichwaldt
Garden Club
Richard C Day
Eichwaldt
Hayward
Church Women to Meet at Trinity Auxiliary
The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church will hold a business meeting in the parish room on Wednesday afternoon.
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
Trinity Episcopal Church
Toom
P T A Family Night Planned by Castro Valley Parents
Castro Valley P T A plans a family night at the schoolhouse Friday evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Castro Valley
Parent-Teachers Association
Mob Action Hinted in Grand Jury Paving Ring Probe
Oakland March 3 A letter to the Alameda county grand jury hinted mob action if indictments were not returned in the paving ring graft case. William H. Parker former street commissioner, Maury Diggs architect Jack Garbnatt agent and A J Parker of California Construction were named in alleged payoffs for permits.
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Grand Jury
Oakland
William H. Parker
Alameda County Grand Jury
Maury Diggs
Jack Garbnatt
Diggs
A. J. Parker
California Construction Company
Earl Warren
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Vets’ Club
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BAY Mayors
Gillis
L. A
Tennyson Club
Small Homes
P.T. A. Family Night
Ralph Hoyt
J. Paul St. Sure
Warren
Cromwell Lormsby
Florida
Burton F. Becker
Becker
John L. Davie
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