Surprise Party at Brunner Home Honors Couple
A March 14 surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Rusk L. Brunner was hosted by the Plumbing Shop, with whist prizes won by the couple, speeches including one by Hutch for Service, dancing, a large feed, and many relatives and friends from Oakland and nearby towns in attendance.
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F. Costa
Woods
Walter H. Miller
Manroe
Floyd Reid
Oakland
J. T. Zwheeler
Habern
Ed Smith
J. M. Kelly
Carl C. Jorgensen
Mary A. Tigges
H. Tigges
Harold Jorgensen
Herman Hines
Bob Robinson
Walter Cole
H. P Keary
Louisa Aegel
Anne Saegel
Death by Own Action Leaves Note Condemning Actions of Mate
In Santa Rosa on March 14 Mrs. Lee Barbee Maaske aged 45 was found fatally wounded by a gunshot after her husband A BE Maaske discovered her. The note left by Ars Maaske complains of a cold voice and requests care for their son Timothy. The husband says quarrels occurred but no violent confrontation occurred that day.
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Santa Rosa
Timothy
Lee Barbee Maaske
A. BE. Maaske
Glenn Ellen
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Giant Mushroom Display Dazzles Hayward Chamber
A 14 ounce edible giant mushroom nine inches across the back was presented to the Hayward Chamber of Commerce by Louis Burke. Local horticulturists call it the finest specimen seen, noting its size could inspire epicures and invite comparison to smaller varieties.
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Hayward
Epicures
Luther Burbank
Hayward Victory Over Y M C A Team In Close Contest
Hayward native Arundell pitched well as Hayward rallied from a 2 0 deficit to beat the Oakland Y M C A club 6 to 2. Three Hayward players scored in the seventh and two more crossed in the eighth with strong defense backing the effort. A large crowd from Oakland watched, praising the home team's classy baseball.
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Bay Region
Hayward Nelives
Oakland
Hayward
U S 10 Build Giant Subs In East
San Francisco March 14 Two new submarine cruisers modeled on a large British design are expected to begin in the fall. They would cost about 4.506 million dollars each, displace 3 000 tons and mount two large caliber guns. They aim to outperform current subs in speed and range to keep pace with the battle fleet.
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Ban Francisco
Probbaly
Twelfth Naval District
Engineer Blows Himself To Bits Near Middleton Mine
Oakland reports that Jose T. Wright a mining engineer at the American Quicksilver Mine near Middleton Lake County blew himself to pieces today. He left a note saying he was blue and unable to cope. Miners say Wright slit his wrist then ignited dynamite placed on the ground and hurled himself across the charge collapsing the tunnel.
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Oakland
Jose T. Wright
Himelf
Middleton
Lake County
Wright
Hayward Briefs Set Tax Payment, Play Cast, and Civic Events
Tax collections will begin the first of the month with an expected four thousand dollars. Hayward Union High School selects an 18 member cast for the Powender Walk to be staged April 24 by the Torch and Sword Dramatic Club. Local bodies announce entertainments, Scotch ceremonies, and a Sulphur Springs hike, plus a Kiwanis talk by Rev. George Phillips on enlarging life’s territory and a three act comedy Eats at Native Son’s Hall with a fashion show connected to the Catholic church play.
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Hayward Union High School
George Phillips
Castro Valley
San Leandro
Native Son’s Hall
All Saints Catholic Church
Carol B. Kelly
Main street paving to start by May first in Hayward
Hayward city Engineer Jesse Holly announces paving and general improvement on Main street will begin not later than May first. Work aims for completion before autumn rains to aid in achieving quality paving funded by an improvement district. Sidewalks will be extended and gutters installed as part of the project.
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Main Street
Jesse Holly
Hayward
Laborer Hypolito Damiano Called Dead in Russell City Cabin
The funeral for Hypolito Damiano a 30 year old laborer will be held Tuesday. He was found dead at the Synder ranch in Russell City after reportedly leaving the ranch house to see a doctor in Hayward. He had suffered illness for years.
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Hypolito Damiano
Synder
Russell City
Hayward
Improvement Club Reaches Fifty Members on South A Street
The South A Street Improvement Club forms with fifty residents enrolled. Officials say membership will grow quickly as the organization matures. The club pursues broad community good rather than narrow local aims.
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South A
Newark Notes Return of Sewell Brown Family
Newark notes Frank Sewell Brown and family have moved back to Newark after years away near Manteca Miss June attends high school in Oakland during absence.
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Frank Sewell Brown
Newark
Manteca
Miss June
Oakland
Pacific Slope Dairy Show to Host State Finals
The Pacific Slope Dairy Show in Dack land California earned a top regional place as finals for dairy products and dairy cattle judging in California. Eliminations occur statewide with winners meeting in Oakland for the State Championship while UC partners with high schools to train instructors. The 1927 show saw thirteen California high schools compete, led by Las Monica and Santa Rosa schools.
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Pacific Slope Dairy Show
Dackland
California
West
Educational Institutions of
Hayward
Agricultural High School Teachers Association of California
Oakland
University of California
Thirten
Las Monica
Santa Rosa
Bill To Aid LW. W. Now in Legislature
Sacramento reports hearings planned by Assemblyman William Harpbrower of San Francisco on a bill to repeal the criminal syndicalism law. The measure faces opposition from organized labor and some Elks lodges, who argue the wartime act targets I. W. W. members and should be repealed.
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LW. W
Sacramento
Cal
William Harpbrower
San Francisco
Judiciary Committee
Tower House
Organized Labor
Hornblower
Sone
Elks Lodges
Livestock Judging Stakes Highlight 1925 California Show
At the 1925 Show the silver loving cups will be contested again. The livestock feature draws twenty five California high schools entering judging teams, promising one of the largest and keenest contests in the state when gathered at Oakland.
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California
Oakland
Probate hearing set for Hauschildt will and letters
A hearing is scheduled March 30 1925 at 10 a m in Oakland for the probate of Christine L Hauschildt s will and for issuance of letters of administration with the will annexed to J G Hauschildt and Augusta Collins. The petition was filed in Alameda County Superior Court Department 14.
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Christine L. Hauschildt
J. G. Hauschildt
Augusta Collins
Oakland
Alameda
Geo. E. Gross
Geo. H. Stricker
Co. W. White
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