Smith Dominates Democratic Primary Amid Hoover Boost
In Hayward and neighboring districts, Alfred Smith won a sweeping Democratic primary lead with 439 votes to 87 for Hoover as the state shows a broad Smith victory across 35 of 58 counties. Hoover ran unopposed on the Republican side for Kansas City convention and light turnout marked the local polling.
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Eden Township
Hoover
Hayward
Township
Herbert Hoover
Kansas City
Alfred Smith
Houston
Dames A. Reed
Thomas J. Wash
Hayward F
Smith Alameda
New York
Smith
Orange
Butte
Walsh
Lake County
Reed
Folsions
Money for Farm Products Show Gains Momentum
The Eden Township Farm Products Show advances as the Chamber of Commerce directorate with President Parsons, Secretary Harder, and General Manager Hugo Frank meet to confirm early funding, tent orders, and fence construction. Plans and blueprints are available for space buyers, with strong district enthusiasm and expectations the event will rival top regional shows.
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Eden Township
Chamber of Commerce
Parsons
Harder
Hugo Frank
Commerce Rooms
Frank
Welcome Freeman
Jameda County
Local dairies change hands and town notes routine
H B Rathbun sells Purity milk delivery to Janes Cloverdale of Centerville and plans a short break before a new venture. Walter Martenstein sells Toggery to a San Francisco buyer. Delegates from Miles church attend California Council of Religious Education in Santa Rosa. Community events cover church services in Roses Canyon, a move of G W Poulos to Pleasanton, and local social gatherings. A canyon road safety meeting proposes signs after discussing traffic flow near the Hill road. The Decoto fire department reports a fatal house fire on B Hernandez property. Chamber of Commerce reports and upcoming events include Boy Scout quota and highway advertising talks.
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H. B. Rathbun
Janes-Cloverdale
Centerville
Mr. Rathbun
Niles
Walter Martenstein
San Francisco
A. W. Seehart
Hartha Sanford
Santa Rosa
California Council of Religious Education
Miles Church
Harriet C. Jones
Oakland
F. Vernon Jones
Marston Cassell
E . Ellsworth
Park
Congregational Church
Roses Canyon
A. W. Seebart
G. W. Poulos
Pleasanton
Oscar Walperts
BE. A.ellsworths
Ralph V. Richmond
W. A. Moore
Moore
W. L. McWhirter
George Emerson
Charles Evans
Beatrice
Harriet Jones
Emilie Chittenden
Ernest Martin
Bef Perkins
Margaret Treavatt
East Bay
Co. ES
Decoto
B. Hernandez
Philip
Chamber of Commerce Boosters
R. K. Wilson Wan
Boy Scout Committee
Surveyor
Automobile Association
Irvington Chamber of Commerce
W. Ford
Calaveras Dam
Harvey Graut
Chamber
Mr. Ford
Centerville Social Notes Include Lakeport Trip and Illness Updates
William Lacome travels to Lakeport for summer work with Mrs Lacome and two neighbors joining by car Monday returning Tuesday. Mrs Dedutch recovers from a severe cold at home. Mrs Viale Ames visits daughter Georgia Kelly in Oakland. Aames expects to return by week’s end. Ted Paulson undergoes appendectomy in Oakland Hospital. I O O F lodges host a Sund Sunday picnic with many members from Alvarado Niles Centerville Pleasanton and Livermore. Mrs Oliveira improves after illness. Native Daughters initiates in Oakland included Centerville members.
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William Lacome
Lakeport
Alvarado
Niles
Centerville
Pleasanton
Livermore
A. Oliveira
Native Daughters
Oakland
Boing to Oakland for the affair and community notices
A weekend social in Alameda features S P R S and S&S events with delegates from the Country club visiting District Federation in Alameda. Public health nurse Miss Lena Shinnick sails May 22 from Honolulu and returns June 1 to Centerville Health Center. Bridge games at the Elks club, and a Senior Dramatic Club play Daddy Long Legs is set for May 11 at the high school.
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Boing
Oakland
Lin Pareish Hall
Thomas E. Chadbourne
William Sloane
Country Club
Ir Alameda
Gwenevere Reid
Les Gates
Jones
Henry Walton
Indianapolis
Lena Shinnick
Honolulu
Matsoria
San Francisco
Centerville
Miss Shinnick
Robert Biacow
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Blacow
Niey
Bank of Alameda County
Modern Chicken Ranch For Sale With New Equipment
Small farm with 500 layer capacity plus 2000 square foot brood house and incubator house 10 by 16. Features a concrete garage and 14 by 20 feed room used as temporary dwelling. Includes East Bay utilities and room for 1000 growing birds. Priced at 3000 dollars. Open to offers. immediate potainment. Contact Hayward 486 M ROX 533 ROUTE 4 Hayward Colonial Acres.
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East Bay
Hayward
Route 4
Colonial Acres
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Walter Robie
Franklin Brown
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Frank Dusterberry
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Hayward Mutual
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