City Board Pushes Clean-Up Plan and Road Repairs
The Board of Trustees discusses weed and debris removal during Better Homes Week, planning to post final clean-up resolutions May 16 and levy costs if needed. Street repairs target A and First streets with paving plans and possible Valley street closure debated by property owners.
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Allor
Better Homes
Board ‘of Trustees
Camp
Wus
Castro
Bralge
Onder
Mayer
He Street
Feel
Las Belmg
He Coumy
Holly
Mriicipal
Bayard
Cits
Alorney White
Vailey Street
Iesuard
Thorsugdlare
Castro Valley Improvement Club Meets Discuss Plans and Social
A large Castro Valley Improvement Club gathering at the school auditorium addressed water district petitions signed by 145 residents and county supervisory actions. Members backed a Farm Products Show, bus transport plans, highway weed clearance, and a county-backed Fire Club dance while enjoying whist, refreshments, and a display of pupil handiwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
George Vinton
Valey
Foot
George Walter
Stonybrook Fain
Castro Valley
Castro Valey
Hugo Frank
Welcome Freeman
Colin V. Dyment
N. R. Moore
Hayward
Duncan
Housewife with Gun Forces Two Ex Service Men
A San Jose housewife, Mrs H B Watkins, confronted two ex servicemen with a .32 revolver after Earl Watkins returned with intoxicated companions. George Berles and Arthur Hyland were ordered from the scene to the city limits while Earl Watkins received a county jail sentence of 30 days. Authorities were summoned to the Fuller avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Berles
Arthur Hyland
San Jose
H. B. Watkins
Fuller Avenue
Louis Silva
A. J. la Cunha
Abs. Watkins
Berjer
Hyland
Wat‘king
Earl Watkins
Earl
Berley
Paving Dublin Canyon Roadway Advances With Bridges Complete
The Dublin canyon highway nears half completion under Casson and Lee. Work began last fall, halted by rain, resumes with 20 trucks and 40 men. Three new bridges at Palomares Canyon Inn and Castro Hill are finished for heavy summer traffic and a $179,000 contract aims to finish paving by July first. Asphalt to be laid starting mid next week as base rock already lies midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Canyon
Jack Casson
Casson and Lee
Brurghway
Palomares
Canyon Inn
Castro Hil
Casson and Lee Outfit
Hayward
Hilluay
Sunset Improvement Club reorganized with rapid growth
The Sunset Improvement Club led by president H C P Morse has grown from five to over 200 members in about a year. It has spent about 900 on school equipment for Sauset school including a piano and kitchen items, and secured gravel roads and street lights for the Santel district through club efforts. The club plans two more May events and hopes to clear its debts, then rest from activities to focus on future functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauset School
Santel
Morse
Methodist Ladies Aid Picnic at Mrs Lucas Home
About 40 members of the Methodist Ladies Aid gathered for a Bicnic and lunch at Mrs. L. A. Lucas home. After eating, they enjoyed the Hill and Valley club house grounds and spent time in friendly visiting in perfect afternoon weather.
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Ladies Aid
The
Methodist Church
L. A. Lucas
Labhouse
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M. J. Hetzler
Jeweler
Main Street
Hetzler
P. C. Army
Chrysler Used Car Department
Chrysler
Imperial
Castro Street
Leandro
Castro Vallans
Valley — Talk Water and Fire Club
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Nature
Eden - Jersey Creamery
B” Street Hayward
Fuller Ave
San Francisco
United
Young
A. D. Pogello
California Canning Peach Growers Association
United Press
Detroit
Edsel Ford Sodar
Universal Credit Corporation
Ford
Stanton
Timbucton
Wasson
Lee
Sunset School
Sunset Club
H. C. P. Morse
Sunset Improvement Club
H.C. P. Morse
Tow
Methodist Ladies Aid
Golden West Broadcasting Co
Garden of Eden
Big Brother
Moon Garage
Potato Kings
Lusstig’s Furniture and Hardware Co
KZM Town Crier
Mack
Hayward Daily Review
Kohler & Chase Artists
Federated Improvement Club
the Rovers
Warren Guthrie
Mr. Hilburn
Community Merchants
Kohler & Chase
Perry
KZM
West Point
Cottage Bakery
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