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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
2
Editorial reflects on national crime drives, arguing they are flashy but ineffective. It compares mass campaigns to war, warns courts and long-term reform are needed, and stresses gradual, systemic steps to reduce crime rather than sensational campaigns.
A mixed compilation of quips and vignettes on money, marriage, fashion, and social norms. It features lines about saving money by staying busy, a joke about a chorus girl, the idea that age is cosmetic, a memo on peddlers, a tale of a tramp at a circus, and a quip on tipping in restaurants.
Hayward town council granted building permits during April totaling sixty one thousand three hundred seventy dollars. Notable items include Masonic Temple three story brick on B street for thirty one thousand twenty six, John M Brenk witz store on Main street ten thousand five hundred, multiple homes on Fairview avenue A street B street Meek avenue Soto street and Grand with values from six hundred to six thousand dollars.
Hayward city attorney G W White told trustees the California Railroad Commission will be asked to order Western Pacific Railroad Co to build a street crossing on C street near the depot. A crossing exists but has not been used due to a railroad fence. The city will remove the fence, gravel the area, and open the street while awaiting action.
Ashland Improvement Club plans a gala reception on Tuesday evening May 19 to welcome twelve new members since January 1. A vaudeville show gates refreshments and dancing will mark the event. Last Saturday about thirty members visited Oakland and gave Mr and Mrs J Crays a surprise party with dancing cards banquets and music by the Girard-Rucker Syncopated Orchestra into the early hours.
The Social Dance Club in the school auditorium offers refined events with Perry's Seven Aces providing music. An officer monitors for proper conduct. Meetings are on the first and third Tuesday monthly, with plans for a June federation picnic at Alum Rock Park or Santa Cruz mountains. Mrs. Gov. A Walter hosted Mrs. Kell of San Francisco, president of the California Congress of PTA, last Thursday.
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