Last Rites for Mrs. Mary O. Serpa
Friends accompany the body of Mrs. Mary O. Serpa to St. Joseph's cemetery after services at All Saints Church. Rev. Patrick Stack led Mass for the repose of her soul. Pallbearers included Jack Silva, William Silva, Ben Silva, William Chrisman, Peter Lee and Joseph Pacheco. Survived by husband Joseph J. Serpa and children Mae Dutra Eva Silva Estelle Pacheco Eugene James Frank Louis Clifford Vernon. Sister to Joseph De Port and member of the 8 PR 5 L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary O. Serpa
St. Joseph's Cemetery
All Saints’ Catholic Church
Fatrick J. Stack
Jack
William
Ben Silva
William Chrisman
Peter Lee
Joseph Pacheco
Sorensen
Straw Hats Galore at Kelly Bros Hayward Store
Kelly Bros Hayward showcases a large display of new straw hat styles with imported Milan hats priced from 1.26. Customers are invited to view the windows and visit the 971 B Street shop for men’s headwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly Bros
Better Goods For
B Street
Hayward
Milan
SF Police Officer Remembers Old Times with Edner
Lieutenant FitzHenry a 49 year veteran of the San Francisco police visits Harvard at John T Edner's invitation. He recalls initial courteous training for officials and notes statewide police and fire support for Mayor James Rolph Jr.'s gubernatorial bid. Edner calls him best liked with a fine service record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Edner
John FitsHenry
San Francisco
Police Department
Harvard
Edner
James Rolph Jr
Hayward
FitzHenry
Mr. Edner
Rolph
Double Rites For Two Victims Of San Lorenzo Crash
Funeral services conducted by Pratt mortuary for Onofrio Fejada and Clayton Garcia both of Ashland were held Monday morning after a weekend crossing accident in San Lorenzo. Rev. Father Abel Costa of St. John's Catholic church officiated and burial followed at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Garcia leaves a widow.
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Pratt Mortuary
San Lorenzo
Onofrio Fejada
Clayton Garcia
Ashland
Father Abel Costa
St. John’s Catholic Church
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Garcia
Costa Rica Distillery Agencies Report Drop in Early 1930 Sales
Agencies supplying 90 percent of Costa Rica's alcoholic drinks report January February and March sales about 60000 dollars below 1929. If the decline persists the government will lose over 250000 dollars in revenue for 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Costa Rica
National Distillery
Republic
Taulac Promises Quick Strength and Appetite Boost
An advertising claim promotes Taulac as a remedy to build weight strengthen nerves and increase appetite with a money back guarantee. The copy urges readers to try the drug and notes rapid results.
Orchard Heater Assists Tramps in California Roads
A 1930s style item notes a trend of travelers seeking shelter and food by using orchard heaters and roadside camp setups. It mentions Kelly Brothers in Hayward offering the latest shorts models and Cooper's underwear shorts marketed for comfort and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Mar
U.R
Omar
California
Executor's Private Sale Of Eden Township Property
The notice in Alameda County Superior Court states executor Francisco V Machado will privately sell, for cash, all interest of Manuel Jose Marciel in a two acre Eden township parcel. Sale subject to court confirmation, after May 22 1920, with bids in writing to attorney F J Lemos or delivered to the Clerk of Court in Oakland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of California
County of
Alameda
Mantel
Jose Marciel
Manuel Jose Maciel
Francisco V. Machado
Manuel Jose Marciel
United States of America
Manuel Jose Meciel
Eden
Laurel Avenue
Manuel Crown
Alameda County
Manuel Brown
Lewelling
Inj Liber
F. J. Lemos
Esa
Bank of Haywards Building
Hayward
California
Hall of Records
Fifth
Broadway Streets
City of
Oakland
County of Alameda
A. D
1930
Hayward Man Takes Post as U S Minister in Finland
Edward Everett Brodie, brother of Robert A. Brodie and foreman at The Review, arrived in Helsingfors with his wife and daughter to serve as United States minister. He is a Oregon City publisher and former minister to Siam. SELECT DELEGATES MEXICO CITY. Mexico will send two official delegates to the International Congress of Mental Hygiene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Brodie
Robert A. Brodie
Review
Helsingfors
Finland
United States
Madelon
Edward Brodie
Oregon City
Oregon
Siam
Mexico City
Mexico
International Congress of Mental Hygiene
Mining Congress Postponed to May in Mexico City
The national mining congress is postponed to May 12 in Mexico City. Prominent mining figures could not attend earlier. the five day session will tackle low prices for silver lead and zinc and related problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
National Mining Congress
Caseys Lose Big to Berkeley Knights of Columbus
The Hayward Knights of Columbus baseball team fell 10 to 1 to the Berkeley K of C on local high school grounds. A second game is set for next Sunday at Washington in May, with delegates Dr Victor Fernandez Manero and Dr Rafael Santamaria from the public education department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caseys
Hayward Knights of Columbus
Berkeley K. of C
Washington
Victor Fernandez Manero
Rafael Santamarina
Department of Public Education
Donation Funds New Uniforms for American Legion Band
Lester A. Griggs announces a donation covering one uniform for the American Legion band. The band expects to receive uniforms this week. The Twenty Thirty club and Hill and Valley welfare section plan social fundraisers. The Twenty Thirtians vote to buy a baton and drum major shake, and the welfare group contributes 29 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Lester A. Griggs
Twenty Thirty Club
Hill and Valley Club
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