Restore Home Ties And Crime Prevention Proposals
Rev Incent J. Stellan, ex convict evangelist now in Hayward, argues crime rises among youth due to weak homes. He urges restoring home ties and equal justice, noting costs of imprisonment, and cites the Leo Frank case to show bias. He stresses father son cooperation and practical welfare, urging preventive measures.
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Incent J. Stellan
Hayward
America
Stelfan
San Quentin
Hang
Centerville Notes Hosts and Social Gatherings
Mrs Freda Hunting returned from San Francisco and entertained Mr and Mrs B H Stnlling of San Jose and Miss Maud Garvey of San Francisco. Mrs Howard Chadbourne and Mrs Carrie Emerson hosted the St James Guild in Memorial Hall on Wednesday afternoon with a hour of fancy work and refreshments.
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Freda
Hunting
San Francisco
B. H. Stnlling
San Jose
Maud Garvey
Howard Chadbourne
Carrie Emerson
St. James Guild
Memorial Hall
President Coolidge Calls September Special Session
President Coolidge plans to summon a special session of Congress in September to consider further tax cuts. Lawmakers were told in Washington as they prepared for summer recess that the extra session is likely to be called to advance additional tax reduction measures.
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Washington
Coolidge
Congress
Senate
House
Two Meetings Tonight For Men And Women
Two gatherings are announced at local churches tonight. The Rev. Vincent J. Steffan speaks to the men on spiritual topics at the Presbyterian church while his wife addresses the women at the Methodist church. A Hayward NeBayah lodge initiation and banquet follow at Odd Fellows hall, and the West Hayward Improvement Club meets in Civic League Hall tomorrow evening. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Hedderman and Mrs Peterson from Petaluma visiting Hayward.
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Ynis
Jen
Presbyterian Church
Vincent J. Stetlon
Steffan
Vincent Steffan
Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Occidental College
The
Bible Institute of
Hayward Nebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Mass
Wright
Alameda
Wail
West Hayward Improvement Club
Civic League Hall
F. P. Hann
Petaaluma
Hedderman
Peterson
Petaluma
Hayward
J. L. Wilbur
NEW TODAY YOUNG WOMAN SEEKS POSITION IN RETAIL
Young woman seeks position as clerk or cashier with experience in dry goods grocery and bakery. Also offers excel lent help with books. Route box 116A. For rent cozy corner cottages newly renovated furnished garage fruit trees $30 call 1275 D Street phone 146-3. Lost brown mink fire choker Main street return to Review office box 3. For rent new unfurnished flat hardwood floors modern. Call 1330 B street. For sale pellets heavy laying strain trap nested stock raised on free range ready for delivery now Freeman Fuller Farm Valley Road Hayward Cel.
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D Street
Main Street
Freeman Fuller
Valley Road
Hayward
Cel
Prize Awards Highlight Local Market Features
The Review announces three page prize winners for errors found in ads on the Hayward page. Mrs Struch of 1227 Beneet earns 3.00 for spotting mistakes, Alan Ward receives 3.95 for best performance overall, and Sanda Petersen of 024 third street Hayward gains third prize. Ward wins six months of subscription, while Miss Petersen nearly matched top errors. The note invites readers to try again next week as another prize of five dollars awaits in Tuesday’s edition.
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Ward
Haywach Daily Review
Sanda Petersen
Third Street
Hayward
Petersen
Fine Speaker to Address P T A at Hayward High
At the Hayward High School Parent-Teacher Association meeting next Monday evening, Mr. O F Snedigar probation officer of Alameda County will speak. Snedigar UC graduate and noted athlete is invited. all parents, especially non members, are urged to attend.
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Hayward High School
Parent-Teacher Association
O. F. Snedigar
Alameda Countyy Air
Snedigar
University of California
$50,008 Work on Car Tracks Start Soon in Hayward
Hayward city officials received an official announcement from the Oakland Traction company stating that street car track improvements in the business district will start soon. The Traction Company will finance the project, estimated to cost about $30,060. Work includes modern rails foundations and ties replacing fifteen-year-old rails due to safety concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Oakland Traction Company
Traction Company
Court of Honor Holds Regular Monthly Meeting in Centerville
The Court of Honor of Lower Washington Township District, Boy Scouts of America, met Tuesday March 17 at 3:60 PM in Judge Mickie's Court Room Centerville. E B Hodges presided with several members present and badges awarded to Sunol and Centerville troops for horsemanship health carpentry pioneering conservation and development and physical development. The two scouts Harry Konda and Raymond Joellin earned Star Scout and first to reach that rating in the township. Joined by Scout leaders R Goozee, G Mathiesen, J Minkler, and others from Troop No 1 Centerville Newark and Sunol.
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Ise
Court of Lower
Boy Scouts of America
Washington Township
Reid
B. VU. Mickie
Centerville
E. B. Hodges
Foleamg
Sunol
Geo. Butier, Jr
Roiland Drayer
Centervite
Mervyn Blacow
Joinnie Duarte
Llyod Hygelvad
Ray Joli
Newark
Great Cherry Crop Seen By Fruit Man
Alameda County cherry crop outlook praised by Eugene Strobridge with healthy blossoms and strong market prices. First picking expected in June, lasting a short season across Alameda Contra Costa and Santa Clara counties. Black Tartans and Royal Annes noted, Royal Annes used chiefly for canning.
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Alameda County
Eugene Strobridge
Strotridge
Alameda
Contra Costa
Santa Clara
Election Notice for Hayward Grammar School Trustee
The Hayward Grammar School Trustee election will be held in the Boy Scout Room of the B Street School on Friday March 29, 1925. Polls open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. By Order of the Board of Trustees, Jacob Harder Jr., Clerk. A car driven by a woman struck W. A. Young’s machine at Castro and B streets this afternoon. both cars were slightly damaged.
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Hayward Grammar School
B Stret School
S$ A m
Castro and
B Streets
W. A. Young
Probe Reveals Large Japan Fire Toll
A United Press report states 2134 houses were destroyed and 94000 people homeless in Nippori suburb during a March fire causing about 1.75 million dollars in damage. The blaze left widespread devastation across the 24 Watneslay area.
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United Press
FORIO
Nippori
Watneslay
Huge Hotels Burn At World Famous Florida Sea Resort
Palm Beach Florida March 19 a devastating fire swept the Winter pleasure resort destroying the Breaker and al m cach hotels and causing a multi million dollar loss. National Guardsmen patrol streets guarding valuables saved by patrons as search for five missing persons continues.
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Florida Sea Resort
Palm Bach
Fla
Pomona College Glee Club to Perform at Local High School
High School notes announce Pomona College Glee Club will sing at the High School Auditorium on a March afternoon. The club has performed well in prior years and invites the public to attend. admission is five cents. Staff drives for subscriptions continue with a Friday assembly program.
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Pomona College Glee Club
Regents Assembly
Ende. c
de Bucurg
BALL TEAMS 10 CLASH IN BENEFIS
A benefit game between ten local teams is planned to raise funds for the newly formed Haywara club. The nonprofit group aims to provide recreational facilities for local men and families. Leaders of the game will host a meeting at Booster Park tonight at 7 o'clock. A large crowd is anticipated amid strong civic support and rising interest in the event.
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Bank Ou
Hale
Ioe Liuos
Dias
Haywara
Utenw
Laons
Gasoline Price Cuts Sweep Coast to West Coast
San Francisco dispatch reports Standard and Union Oil trim gasoline to 19 cents per gallon including tax, while Richuela, General Petroleum, Snell and Associated press keep selling at 20 cents. Reduction noted as widespread along the coast.
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San Francisco
Stadard and
Union Oil Companies
Richuela
General Fetroleum
Snell and Associated
Thirty Four Men Entombed in West Virginia Mine Rescue Under Way
Fairmont West Virginia March 19 rescue workers continued efforts to reach 34 miners trapped two thousand feet underground after an explosion Tuesday night. Black smoke and a fierce blaze hinder the volunteer diggers while hope remains for survivors.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Niles Notes Highlight Local Goings On and Visits
John Adams entertains his aunt Mrs Mary Kiehl visiting from Sioux Falls South Dakota and enjoying Northern California blooms. Laura Lomaarlor Native Daughters hosts a whist party at the I O O F Hall. Louis Perry closes a Souder grocery business. F Warren of Thuckie Cannery visits Mtuscadera. Agneban Club plans entertainment in honor of Father Baron. Eddie Daugerty will lead the show with Manuel Duarte beginning bungalow work at Duarte's Grocery adjoining Hotel Belvoir. Mrs Keller recovers in Providence Oakland Hospital after major operation. Louise Ingais ill with Dr Law attending. Miss Marston Tessella substituting for absent Niles grammar teacher. Edward A Ellsworth recovering from surgery at Harvard Central Hospital.
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John Adams
Mary Kiehl
Sietta Falls
South Dakota
Kiehl
Los Angeles
California
Laura Lomaarlor
I. O. O. F. Hall
Louis Perry
Souder
F. Warren
Thuckie
Mtuscadera
Barron
Agneban
Baron
Niles
Eddie Daugerty
Manuel Duarte
Duarte
Groceteria
Belvoir
C. Keller
Providence Hospital
Oakland
Louise Ingais
Law
Marston Tessell
Niles Grammar School
Edward A Ellsworth
Harvard Central Hospital
Union High School Board re election bid announced
Hayward March 4 1925 announces candidacy for re election as four member of the Union High School Board of Trustees and mentions election date March 27 1925.
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Hayward
Union High School Board of Trustees
Devastating Midwestern Cyclone Hits Five States
Rescue efforts mobilized as a massive cyclone wrecked towns across Missouri Illinois Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and Alabama. Murphysboro Illinois suffered the worst damage with several communities leveled and hundreds dead or injured. Red Cross and other groups coordinate relief as thousands remain homeless and communications fail.
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United Press
Missouri
Ilixois
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Murphysboro
Illinois
Tixstown
Red Cross
Pennsylvania
Michigan
New York
ST. Louis
Missour
Ilinois
Alabama
Fairview Club Honors Former President With Parting Gift
The Ladies Fairview School Club honored former president Mrs. Jennie Hoff with an electric percolator as she sold her home on Kelly Hill and moved to Berkeley. Neighbors say she will be missed. A Fairview Dance is planned for Saturday April 11 inviting all residents.
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Ladies Fairview School Club
Jennie Hoff
Kelly Hill
Berkeley
Heyer Forces A Bridge Inspection
Alameda County supervisors order immediate inspection of Hazel Avenue and other street bridges to assess their ability to bear heavy traffic. County engineer George Posey will conduct the test and report at the next meeting, following a request from Hayward resident and Alameda board chairman Charles Heyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Avenue
Alameda
Unity Truth Church Schedule and Healing Meeting Times
Unity Truth at 448 Castro Street Hayward lists Sunday services at 11 a.m. and weekday gatherings. Healing meeting Thursday at 2:30 p m and additional meals and prayers are scheduled on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
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Unity Truth
Castro Street
Hayward
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