Scope of Farm Show Widened with New Features
Alameda County Farm Products show expands for 1929 with added Farm Bureau and University of California extension service involvement. New departments include art exhibits and an auction, with larger agricultural exhibits and multiple tents planned behind Memorial park gates. Proorganization outlines budgets, committees, and expanded livestock and poultry divisions under Freeman and Henningsen leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
W. S Freeman
Chamber of Commerce
Hugo Frank
Countryarm Bureau
Agricultural Extension Service
University of California
Federated Improvement Clubs
Bans Henningsen
Arthur Manter
Frank J. Cunha
William T. Knightly
Eric Ruus
R. 4. Kolze
Federated Clubs
Farm Bureau and Extension Service
A. Kruse
T. c. Hodgkins
Federated Elung
T. O. Morrison
George G. Vinton
W. Otto Emerson
Farm Bureau
N. R. Moore
Memorial Park
Frank Pereira
Victor la Grave
Fred Wiedemann
Harry Rowell
W. 5. Freeman
L. M Turner
Elton M. Hogg
Arizona Troops Deployed to Mexican Border
Washington dispatch reports Fort Huachuca troops ordered to Naco Arizona to guard the border town and Bisbee water supply at residents' request. A separate El Paso bulletin notes border patrol ambush injuries and rising smuggling concerns across the Rio Grande amid Chihuahua revolution news. Rebel movements and defections at Nogales and Naco are also described with clashes and mass desertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United Press
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Naco
Bisbee
War Department
EL Paso
Rio Grande
H. C. Horsley
United States Border Patrol
Juarez
Chihuahua
M. Caraveo
United Press Today
Narcotics Talk Set for Lions Club Meeting
Dr John A Azevedo county health officer will address the Lions at their noon meeting Wednesday on government measures to curb the dope evil. The talk, postponed from National Narcotic week, may discuss city contest for gate ticket votes and possible support for a candidate for the San Mateo Hayward bridge area. Committee assignments include decorations horticulture and concessions with Lions and Twenty-Thirty club members handling commercial space parades pet parade prizes music dance and other event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Azevedo
Lions Club
Azevedo
San Mateo
Hayward
Fred Wallace
Nina Sorensen
Hugo Frank
Hans Vejler
T. O. Morrison
Frank
R. A. Keize
Carl Sorensen
Hans Ogaard
Rotary
Lions
D. R. Galbraith
Nels Nelson
A. Frager
Frank Pereira
Manuel Riggs
Justine Fischer Gore
Katherine Borneman
A. J. LaCumba
Harry Bradford
J E_ Hollingshead
Twenty Thirty Parley Set With 100 Attendees
About 100 young men from Twenty-Thirty clubs in District No. 5 gather at the Masonic hall for a chicken banquet hosted by Hayward club before the district convention. Rex Kearney of Stockton leads as association president with plans to expand clubs across California and the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-Thirty Association
Masonic Hall
Rex Kearney
Stockton
Hayward
California
West
Eureka
Salinas
Nevada
Reno
Uth
Thursday Night Offers Inexpensive Hayward Entertainment
A day of cheap events in Hayward features a high class magician at Union High School for ten cents in the afternoon and a nickel social at Davia Hall by the Christian church in the evening. The public can also visit the Hayward theatre for a thirty cent movie and a dinner served by church volunteers. Hayward offers a variety of low cost entertainment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Union High School
Ladies of the Christian Church
Davia Hall
Hayward Theatre
Odd Fellows Plan Glide Through Glacial Wonders Visit
Sycamore and Rebekah members enjoyed an illustrated talk by the Great Northern Railway tourist department. About 160 people saw views of Glacier Park Yellowstone and other scenic routes. The group plans a Bay Bridge outing to meet Peninsula lodges in San Mateo Burlingame Redwood and Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore Indge
Rebekahs
Great Northern Railway
Glacier Park
Yellowstone
Great Northern
New Bay Bridge
Peninsula
San Mateo
Redwood
Burlingame
Oakland
Knightly Group Enjoys Grand Eastward Trip Then
Bill Knightly of Hayward reports from the big east trip with a group of Hayward women including Mrs Knightly. He recalls the inauguration crowd and rain scene, notes a White House chat with President Hoover, and says he plans to join Rotary in Washington again tomorrow. He mentions Congressman Carter's courtesy and optimistic world view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Knightly
Hayward
Far East
Mrs
Sterling
Washington Rotary
Bil
Albert E. Carter
Castro Valley P T A Considers Young People's Social Club
At a regular Castro Valley Parent-Teacher Association meeting a proposal to form a Young People's Social Club in the district was discussed. A further extended discussion is set for Thursday at 2 o'clock and all district parents are invited to attend and share suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Presbyterians Planned Annual Dinner On April 3
Plans for the Presbyterian church annual dinner set for April 3 are under rapid development led by Mrs. A. O. Pimentel. The program may include officer elections and a report on funds for the church school addition. The event will be in the church parlors with assistance from Mrs. Timentei, Mrs. Strehbridge, Mrs. Rogers, Miss Carrie Jensen, Mrs. Cottrell, and Mrs. Neils E. Clemens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
A. O. Pimentel
Timentei
J. H. Strehbridge
Ruth Rogers
Carrie Jensen
Florence Cottrell
Neils E. Clemens
John Mikkelsen Farewell by Odd Fellows in Hayward
The Hayward Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges bid farewell to John Mikkelsen the oldest member with 55 years of service. He will move Sunday to the Odd Fellows home at Saratoga for rest and care. A surprise Rebekah ceremony and slide show of Glacier National Park and the Blackfoot Reservation highlighted the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycamore
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
John Mikkelsen
Hayward
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Mikkelsen
Odd Fellows
Saratoga
Hfe
el Dorado
Alaska
Minera
United States
Rebekah Lodge
Eight Win Papers Of Citizenship In Night School Here
Eight foreign born residents earned citizenship papers after completing Miss Selix Hall’s classes at Hayward high school. Names include M. S. Nara Jacob Munch Frank Robelle Arne Astich Auguste Tomicich John Johnson and Nick Kaye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selix Hall
Hayward High School
Miss Hall
M. S. Nara
Jacob Munch
Frank Robelle
Arne Astich
Auguste Tomicich
John Johnson
Nick
Methodist Ladies Host Chicken Dinner in Hayward
The Cherryland Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church will serve a chicken dinner to Hayward residents Friday from 6 to 7 30 PM. After dining, a program of music and skits will entertain. Mrs C W Koehler leads with help from Mesdames Lankard Penney Bennett Humman Conda Young Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Koehler
Mesdames
Mary Lankard
Penney
Bennett
Humann
Conda
Young, Miller
New Bridge Road to Airport Sous
Chamber of Commerce directors met to form a committee led by J B Parsons Neil Mc Conaghy and Joel Christiansen to study connecting Oakland Airport with the lower A street Ruszeell area and thence to the Hayward-San Mateo bridge. A second committee under Robert Kolze was formed to aid plans for the E B Stone fertilizer plant on Alvarado Road near the Southern Pacific line. The groups will meet Valle Vista at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning to discuss arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Airport
Hayward-San Mateo Bridge
Chamber of Commerce
W. S. Freeman
J. B. Parsons
Neil McConaghy
Joel Christiansen
Oskland Airport
Ruszeell
Robert 4. Kolze
Gasoline War Near End in Hayward Territory
An Oakland organization of service station operators with Charles Sorensen and local leaders says the gasoline war in Hayward may end this week. At a T and D Station meeting they reported an in sight agreement to hold 16 cents per gallon while wholesale price stays at 10 cents, with a 6 cent margin to cover expenses and ensure profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Oakland
Service Station Operators' Association
Charles Sorensen
Magician to Forth Thursday for PTA Benefit
Professor Edwin Brash, acclaimed as one of the world’s top 15 magicians, performs Thursday under the Hayward Union High School PTA. Two shows, 3 PM for children with reduced prices and an evening show for the public, feature animal tricks and rapid sleight of hand in support of the student loan fund. A nominating committee for June elections was named at the PTA meeting, while maternal hygiene bill discussion continued at the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Brash
Hayward Union High School Parent-Teachers* Association
Chris Blake
A. C. Billingsley
Ross Winslow
Hans Henningsen
E. Frutes
M. Sanwald
L. M. Turner
Hayward Cadet in First Solo Flight at Marshfield Field
Irwin Annand son of Mr and Mrs G A Annand of Hayward a Hayward high school graduate now a flying cadet at Marshfield airport near Riverside was to make his first solo flight at the field Tuesday He has progressed quickly in his studies at the southern California field and intends to pursue aviation as a career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin Annand
G. A. Annand
Hayward
Hayward High School
Marshfield
Hiverside
Southern California
Telephone workers pool in Hayward for trunk line project
About 20 Pacific Telephone and Telegraph workers have registered at local hotels in Hayward to serve as headquarters for building the Oakland to Los Angeles trunk telephone line. The Hayward conduit along B street to Kelly Hill is part of the project, with two line gangs and ten cable gangs among the workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Hayward
Oakland
Los Angeles
B Street
Kelly Hill
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Sonora
United Press Special
Nogales
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Mexico City
Armenta
Manzo
Chryslers
Chrysler
Ales & Gira Bros
Fervice
Castro Street
San Leandro
Peterson Brothers
The
Auto Grill
Hayward Club
E. Gay Warren
Horace Spraa Hu
Dale Simpson
Bert Stephens
Charles Fischer
Gene Colins
John Mancini
Knightly Group
T.A
Presbyterians
Coates
Hayward Hotel
ODD
Hayward Lodge
Lodge
Glacier National Park
Blackfoot
Airport
Sous
T. A
Eighme-Daniels, Inc
Spre Ee Aywar
A St. Slotes
San Leandro Trinidad
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