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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1928
Page
2
The article argues the Hayward Mt. Eden to San Alameo bridge will position Hayward as a key coastal hub. It urges residents to develop property, sell parcels to builders, and attract tourists to halt rather than pass through, warning that landowners delaying sales risk losing value.
Plans for the Farm Products Show in August progress with the finance committee led by Eric Ruus reporting favorable prospects. Monday chamber meeting will review the finances while workers prepare Memorial park grounds and Carl Sorensen begins fencing the show area.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 from the Pratt Mortuary for Mrs. Albert Norris of Alvarado who died at her home at 71. Interment was in Cypress Lawn cemetery at Decoto. Survived by husband Albert N. Norris postmaster of Alvarado a daughter Mrs. W. R. Robie of Crockett and three sons William H. Norris O P Norris and J A Norris. A California native she spent her last years in Alvarado among wide circles of friends.
Nurses at Eden Township outline a fall clinic survey and urge residents to refer needy crippled children to Health Centers. The Crippled Children's Bill signed by Governor Young allows state funds for treatment of under 18s after court orders on parental support. boards may contract private facilities and use state hospitals at no charge.
San Francisco pigeon fancier Miles Huffman who operates a farm on Soto road plans to install a pumping plant and build a modern home soon. He intends to reside in Hayward.
The ward district extends sincere condolence to the bereaved family and acknowledges the intimate knowledge of the deceased. Community members express sympathy and solidarity in their tribute.
A touring car driven by Frank Rogers was wrecked when Western Pacific passenger train No 73 struck it at the B street crossing. Mrs Anna Baptist and her two children along with Mr Silvera escaped unharmed. Rogers warned others as the train continued about fifty feet after impact. Witnesses cite a truck on A street narrowly missing the train, prompting theories of the train crew mis sighting.
The Hayward nutrition class presents Perry Dilley’s Puppet Theatre at Hayward High School auditorium Tuesday May 1 at 2:30 p.m. Two short plays, A Barrel of Trouble and Little Red Riding Hood, will entertain children and adults alike.
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