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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1925
Page
1
The author argues that universal support for a high school transcends petty tax concerns. He urges readers to consider the long term educational return and the Childs development as the vital good, urging Parent Teachers Association to invest generously for children’s fullest potential.
The Hayward Natives defeated Mayrose 39 to 5 in a rough basketball clash played on their home ground. Locals adapted to rough tactics but Hayward’s defense and aggressive play dominated, producing a one sided score.
In Livermore Rebekah Lodge a fifty-eighth wedding anniversary for Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Savage was celebrated as a surprise ceremony. Geo. Beck acted as minister with Mrs Savage as bride. bridesmaids were Mrs Holm and Mrs Holm, flower girl Mrs Tretzel, bearer Miss Bargmann, best man Mr Cochran, and wedding party conductor Mrs Bargmann.
Pleasanton reports Council No. 25 P R R 8 members Mary Joseph Isabel G Silva and Emma Silva overseeing preparations for the annual ball on April 11 at the I D E hall on St Mary's Street with extensive plans to ensure success.
New today for sale Osborn diac in good new condition. Reasonable price and contact via phone for details.
March 21 The Regents voted in executive session to move the Southern California branch of the University of California from Los Angeles to Beverly Hills. They accepted an offer of about 385 acres as the new site for the campus relocation.
Dr R G Brodrick head of the Alameda County Institutions Commission reported to the board in Oakland that the state has allotted a subsidy of 13566 to Arroyo Sanator. Funds are issued semiannually and Alameda county receives the largest share in the state based on institutions maintained. Total state support for tubercular patients in the county runs about 45000 annually.
Secretary of the Navy Wilbur announced a determined drive to equip and build up naval bases in California as a protection for the Pacific Slope. The proposal to establish a naval base at Alameda California will be urged upon Congress at its next session.
The health of school children from all nations will be a major topic at the World Federation of Education Associations meeting in Edinburgh in July. The Cincinnati session on March 21 flags the topic for global discussion.
A United Press report notes the American Bankers Association Journal predicting a shift in policy toward supplying land to people rather than consigning large public domains to settlers. It cites Washington on assessing probate future land needs.
The board of supervisors approved a resolution directing County Surveyor Geo F E Posey to prepare plans and specifications for paving the road from Livermore to the U S Veterans Bureau Hospital Del Valle Farm and Arroyo Sanitarium. The route carries heavy traffic and the project is welcomed as a boost for the Livermore Valley community.
Twenty new members will join the West Hayward Improvement Club at a civic league hall meeting tonight. Miss R Christine Rackle chairs special entertainment as a round table discusses bringing a grammar school into the unincorporated district.
Edwin M. Daugherty California State Corporation Commissioner records the Supreme Court victory for E. E. McCalla and E. E. McCalla Co. The case involved certificates sold as land profits in an oil boom era and whether they counted as securities under California Blue Sky Law. Lower courts ruled for the defendants. the U S Supreme Court dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.
The remarkable conversion story of former convict Vincent J. Steffan will be shared at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening as the final event of a ten day series of special services. Steffan, once known as an associate of the Santa Rosa gang and tied to the Howard street case, describes a dramatic change after a San Quentin cell conversion and now testifies to Christianity.
Fredie and George Stribling, ages 3 and 3, were found near starvation at their Los Angeles home March 2. Abandoned by their fugitive father on a bad check charge, the boys were taken to a hospital where Fredie faced likely death and George remained seriously ill but hoped to recover. Neighbors said their mother was dead.
Fresno March 21 Thomas Bridges of Oakland was elected governor of the second district of Rotary International succeeding Harry Mason of Los Angeles at the governor's ball closing the tenth annual conference.
Geneva dispatch notes the League of Nations plans to set up branches in Brussels Rome Madrid and Paris in addition to its Geneva Secretariat and general headquarters as a step toward wider European reach.
A special report by Dr. Frederic A. Woll to the Eye Sight Conservation Council notes 47 percent of College of the City of New York admission candidates have serious eye defects needing glasses. He says the issue relates to outer bark rather than inner eye structure.
More than a million dollars daily of the nation’s gold is being converted from bullion to double eagles. The Philadelphia Denver and San Francisco mints will produce $189,100,000 in new double eagles in the first half of 1925.
Monterey March 21 Re-electing Frank McDonald president and A G Gibson secretary and treasurer the twenty fifth annual convention of the California state building trades association adjourned today Both officers are San Francisco men Marysville named as convention place for 1925
State Senator E. H. Christian returns to Hayward after several weeks in Sacramento on official duties. A Marin County dairyman tested cows in Nip to weed out 44. Humboldt poultrymen gathered at Fortuna to form a new club.
Livermore Stockmen's Rodeo Association set a three day show for July Fourth weekend with events Friday Saturday and Sunday. An annual meeting for officers and directors was scheduled for April. Prospects are favorable amid a dry year and past disease and stock shortages.
Two carloads of Swiss milch goats valued at over 12006 dollars will depart the Santa Fe station in Oakland next Tuesday afternoon. The shipment is organized by NM A Johnson, local breeder secretary and manager of the California Goat Feeders Marketing Association.
A three game series starts Sunday with Hayward hosting the Melrose Merchants in all three games at home. Hayward will field Lefty Cardozo a former St. Marys hurler with exceptional skill, supported by the usual Hayward lineup as Melrose shows flashy play and promises a fast contest.
In Coyelo Mendocino County Ed Gibson pioneer of this district marked a mud turtle with initials E G 1880. Gibson recalled carving the mark while a boy at a favorite swimming pool where Truman Lowry's son found the turtle yesterday.
The Washington Township Boy Scout Council will hold a special meeting of executives and representatives at Centerville next Thursday night to form a four district structure. Henry L. Hopkins, field executive, will meet with residents of the independent school district to discuss starting a new troop next Wednesday night.
United Press reports relief work progresses in six affected states while Indiana fears flood overflows near the Wabash. Known dead rise to 733 as influenza outbreaks threaten survivors.
Children in Hayward sold school buttons to support the Children's Home Society of California. The funds aim to aid in finding homes for orphans and caring for them. Officials expected a strong result, though total receipts were not yet in by late afternoon.
Hugo Kortschak of the Yale School of Music says American music education can rival Europe with more individual attention. He notes American composers match European output and American schools are progressing, while Europe lacks the personal touch of American instruction. He cites correspondence from European friends seeking to move here and praises American life and music development. A separate note mentions Canada’s 1924 wheat production and Yuba County planning a Marysville fair this fall.
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