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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1925
Page
1
Local restaurateur Plato Milton advocates reinvesting profits to boost Hayward’s booming economy. He urges business owners to expand now or risk rivals gaining ground, tying community development to firm growth and long term prosperity.
John Gamble pioneer Hayward principal is honored with a memorial tablet. The dedication will be held Sunday March 29 at 2 30 p m with an alumni committee arranging a fitting program. Former students purchase the tablet to memorialize him.
Trustees vote to continue Main Street payment amid a spate of Senate actions as Dawes faces rebuke for not returning to the chamber and adjourning. Dawes aides propose curbing debate. Warren’s Attorney General nomination blocked again. world court resolutions and confirmations mark the day.
San Mateo report of a fatal crash during a joy ride. Elizabeth Mackie was killed and Mary Powers seriously injured, all three from San Francisco. James Mallon survived with minor injuries after his vehicle hit a road hole causing a wheel to collapse.
Hayward Lions officials announce a tentative April automobile caravan visiting Pleasanton Livermore Alvarado Centerville Newark Irvington Niles and nearby towns to foster community friendship and fellowship. Rotary and other groups may join the tour per club secretary Hal Angus.
The inaugural address was read aloud in Hayward schools with older pupils and most teachers attending at the new grammar school's auditorium. Even Hayward Heath pupils joined in as the entire school was invited to Mrs. McFessel's home to hear the speech and the school thanked her for her ongoing support.
SACRAMENTO March 61a United Press reports the Maloney anti elopement bill passed the Senate 38 to 0. It requires county clerks to post notices of intent to marry for five days before licenses are issued to curb hasty marriages and reduce divorces. The measure, by Senator Thomas A Maloney of San Francisco, moves to the assembly for consideration.
Conservation and Arbor Day activities at Orchard Ward school include selling candy to raise funds for shrubs and a tree. Miss Grace Gamble will lead a Friday morning ceremony at 10 15 to plant the new tree on the front lawn with the school assembling and a program featuring poems songs and student speakers.
Anne Mahler of Hayward and San Lorenzo Isiri society member is inducted into Pi Delta Phi at a Claremont Country Club banquet. She is a UC junior praised by faculty for scholarship and character, studying French Spanish and German. She led the 1922 Hayward High School graduation salutatory. Beetle damage then cited as a regional issue in southern Oregon.
A Wednesday meeting at Dania ball drew prominent Hayward men including Judge Jacob Harder Jr and J B Parsons to pledge support for the Hayward Athletic Club. Speakers highlighted amateur athletics, using high school gym space and expanding programs in track, football, baseball, basketball, wrestling, and boxing with about fifty interested supporters.
Members of the Bay View and Castro Valley centers of the Alameda Farm Bureau will decide the proposed consolidation at upcoming meetings next week. Castro Valley meets Monday in the Grammar enoo auditorium and Bay View follows Tuesday evening. The plan aims to form one large center with unified membership to expand poultry industry activities.
Mr and Mrs Gregerson of Hayward depart tomorrow for Salt Lake City to establish a new home. They will reside in Utah and farm 4 000 acres of Grimm alfalfa in Minnesota County.
Spinach picking and canning will begin at the Hunt Brothers Cannery as announced by cannery officials. Demand for spinach is rising, especially in the East, and the company plans to run a full force during the season. Most spinach from Southern Alameda County is shipped eastward while only a small portion stays nearby.
Mrs Helen S Ktieda executive secretary of Alameda county public welfare league will speak to the Harvard League of Women Voters on Tuesday March 10 at the League hall on Main street. Meeting opens at 645 subject public welfare and pending legislation. Cordial invitation extended to all.
The Eden Parlor Native Sons drum corps directed by Frank Marshall will headline the local parlor’s visit to Mount Diablo judge on April 6. The group, famed statewide, will perform special numbers and stunts during the trip coordinated by parlor officers. Martinez
A White leshorn hen owned by Mrs. J. Tormack of Vale Vista laid an oversized egg weighing 3 and 7-10 ounces with a long circumference of 8% inches and a short circumference of 6% inches. The egg is not a record but the feat drew attention. The hen survived the ordeal.
A tall masked robber attempted a hold up at the Perreira grocery on C and Second streets about ten tonight but fled when Mrs. Perreira screamed. The would be thief wore dark clothes goggles and carried a revolver and dagger. Police describe the burglar and search the area for him.
A. E. Pelton, former mayor, sues San Leandro trustees claiming they lacked authority to hire James Stafford and pay $3,500 for city property revaluation. Judge Quinn overruled the trustees demurrer, sending the case to trial.
The West Hayward Improvement Club will hold a regular meeting Saturday evening in Civic League Hall. Officials will discuss the school situation based on the School Committee’s report from a recent conference with the school trustees. Full attendance is urged and time is allotted. Refreshments will be served after.
The local justice court reported a successful Ladies Day with no personal appearances. Judges noted each lady sent regrets and fines ranging from $10 to $15, totaling about $53 from four offenders. Judge Jacob Harder described the event as a firm reminder that the law applies to all.
A small, lively creature displays consistent energy and strong vitality. Despite not being a large animal, she remains noticeably active and spirited, with ambitious tendencies evident in daily behavior and exercise patterns.
Town trustees decided to proceed with Main Street paving from A Street to the bridge after noting a cost of 4 per front foot. The vote also approved the Sote Street paving assessment district and payment method, with City Engineer Holly citing durability after recent rains and truck use. Building permits totaling 12,100 were approved, including an eight room residence at 1334 B Street costing 5,060.
The oriental degree team of the W. O. W. will entertain at the American Legion meeting tonight. An exceptional program is anticipated and a record attendance is expected. The meeting will be held in Danie hall.
NEW TODAY FOR RENT Four room furnished apartment with large living room two bedrooms dining room kitchenette and bath with modern conveniences includes garage. Suitable for four. No objections to children. Nice location 1385 B street. Inquire 1241 B street or phone 422 J. mé PULLETS 900 S C White Leghorns two months old. Certified stock T W Cordry 2nd Ave Hayward. Phone 235. m9 FOR RENT Furnished cottage and rooms with garages Call 1065 Cst Phone 223 J. m6 WANTED A young stocky built saddle horse Dr Cecil Corwin 30 B street or Hayward 214 Mg Showers on eR RIBive.
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