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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1925
Page
1
Hans Henningsen urges reciprocal visits between communities and organizations for growth. He stresses representative participation, cooperative spirit, and mutual aid rather than seeking personal gain, proposing careful planning and limited travel to share ideas and strengthen ties.
Luncheon and Feteption of the Hull and Valles Club set for April 20 at the Gada Wal with new officers to be installed. Alameda County Farm Bureau will demonstrate dressmaking patterns for sprig dresses led by Miss Maryetta Wilson. P T A meetings form for Mount Eden gram Mar school with Mrs WH Anderson and Mrs George Walker. Benefit whist March 28 supports Hayward Athletic Club. Civic League meets with Mrs L E Blorkman addressing part time and vocational education. West Hayward Improvement Club grows to eighty members. Miss Hayward Lions Club mascot to travel to Livermore for luncheon itinerary.
Classified notice listing a wanted auto mechanic position at Coles Garage and furnished rooms for rent at 10665 B Street with contact information. Includes brief lines about sewing machines and a phone listing.
Dorothy Adaipgsen, 16 year old mother accused of murder, fainted in the San Francisco Superior Court while jurors were chosen. She recovered after being carried to the lounge and later returned to the courtroom as the trial progressed with attorneys signaling a possible plea.
San Leandro mayor Edwin Duck launched a campaign to finance a new city hall. He asked the Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Broadmoor Police Center American Legion and other groups to help shape the financing plan as the current offices prove too small and space is increasingly tight with city growth. The council chamber was partially repurposed to make room for a new city engineer and clerk offices.
Hayward Native Ball Team defeats Melrose Merchants 5 to 4 in a nine inning game. Score stood 4 2 early before Melrose rallied to tie. A late Hayward double and bunt produced the winning run as Javasid scored. Carolica Davies starred for Hayward. Next game scheduled here Sunday afternoon.
Members of the I OQ 9 F will hold a stage whist session tonight immediately after the business meeting at their hall. The event follows the regular gathering and invites participation from attendees.
A land swap near San Pablo Creek between Governor Alvarado and Dr Goodale centered on a first Pacific Coast threshing machine. Trade valued at about $600 for land allegedly worth $10 000 per acre, with negotiations over the machine’s intricate mechanism and final settlement.
Evansville Indiana March 25 The village of Grutin was struck by a tornado and fire and left isolated as flood waters from the Wabash river cut off entrances from three directions and submerged a highway. The river continues to rise and relief workers are the only ones allowed inside.
Five USC football stars captured a burglar who invaded the Sigma Chi house in Los Angeles today. The man was surprised in the act of searching a player's pockets and was downed at the foot of the stairs before police detained him.
Members toured the Hunt Brothers Packing plant to view the spinach crop operations. About seven hundred five employees are engaged in moving the large spinach harvest as Rotary members expressed appreciation for the packing industry in Hayward.
Frank Cunha president of the Farm Product Sales Company for Hayward cites a shift of wholesale produce from parts of the state to eastern and mid western markets. He notes strong demand from New York, Chicago and Philadelphia and says Hayward is gaining reputation for Alameda county pears beans and berries with exports reaching Seattle Portland and other northern points.
Ven John Jot Sting named to chair the international land commission overseeing plebiscite timing. Jonas Was appointed as a member to supervise the process settling a long standing border dispute between Cine and Peru over two provinces.
Two people were killed and three others injured when their automobile overturned near there. The machine burst into flames and turned to ashes after the crash. All victims were residents of Los Angeles.
Burglar prowled local home on Northside Avenue during a child’s nap scene. Police report: infant items stolen including children’s toys and a purse. Homeowners describe a quick, silent intrusion and urge residents to lock doors.
Fatty Arbuckle plans to wed film actress Bore Lew at the bride’s home in Vastdena. After the ceremony they will take a honeymoon trip to Newark, Arbuckle said in a March 23 statement.
Sidney Snow and J Bruce plan a Monterey county expedition to capture a full grown mountain lion alive for a three reel film. Jay Bruce will attempt the snare in the southern end of the county while Snow will document the pursuit with his camera.
In Arena, Mrs Ida William fatally shot her husband Wfred William after he objected to their daughter's choice of suitor. She told Glendale Gazette she acted because he threatened her daughter and she was tried today in court.
Preliminary hearing for Mrs Leona Ciar of 170 Fifth Street Oakland is scheduled for next Monday morning before Judge Hardar after her appearance for arraignment. Mrs Clark faces charges of reckless driving and operating a vehicle under the influence of liquor. She is held on $1000 bond and a safety request to stop the panther is noted though unnecessary for the case.
The Hayward K of C ceremony included a communion service, augmented music, and a breakfast where speakers from San Francisco and Oakland urged religion and citizenship. Deputy Grand Knight J. Vox outlined plans to build an observatory at Santa Clara University in honor of Father Kinard, launching an active fundraising campaign. The service and breakfast were led by Grand Knight Jack Mitchel and a committee including A A Da Mello, Peter J Leonard, Judge W J Gannon, E K Sullivan, J J Gull, and J P Popes.
Hayward leads relief efforts as Murphysboro suffers tornado damage. A noon collection raised 56.70 for local property relief, following a Fresno convention luncheon where 304 was gathered and later a total of 1530 was collected in minutes. Rev Josiah Daniel noted convention value and urged attendance. Walter Holmes joined as a new member of the Hayward club.
In St Louis on March 23 a disaster report details 55 deaths across six states with over 3,000 hospitalized in southern Illinois and southeastern Missouri. As rebuilt houses rise, doctors warn of gas bacillus gangrene linked to wound contamination from debris causing amputations and possible further deaths in Murphysboro and affected communities.
Bids for the manual training building of the High School expansion program worth about 250000 will be opened by trustees at a special meeting on April 11. The planned structure, costing around 20000, will be one of the West’s most complete and modern. Temporary classrooms will be used until the rest of the program is activated and construction begins next fall.
John J. Cochran 69, native of San Francisco and member of the Native Sons Mission Post, died Sunday after a brief illness. Services will be Tuesday at All Saints Church with Requiem High Mass, interment Wednesday at Santa Cruz. He was husband of Margaret F. Cochran and father of Harvey and Ray Cochran.
In Paris, Camilo Laid allegedly assaulted his estranged wife in a dark street to avenge their divorce. He reportedly bit off her nose in a violent act tied to marital dissolution.
The 14 year old Baldermero Gonzales a grammar school pupil of Hayward died Sunday afternoon at the County Hospital. Requiem high masses for the repose of his soul will be held at Alt Saint's church on Tuesday morning with Rev Father Viledomat officiating.
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