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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
7
An advertised remedy claims stomach troubles cause bad breath and promises quick relief. The sales pitch touts mouth washes and a product named Taniac with a money back guarantee.
Nearly 100 visitors from Hayward and southern Alameda County attended the Alameda County Social Workers Association session at the Green Shutter hotel. Guest speakers included William Paden of Alameda schools, who spoke on De Anza's 1774 explorations, and Miss Oma Grimwood sang. A luncheon featured gifts of cherries from Harry Bradford and Judge Warder.
In Dallas area and surrounding towns a night of tornadoes leaves 83 dead and widespread destruction. Relief workers search 210 communities for missing residents as damage reaches about 2 million dollars. Storms also lash Oklahoma with heavy rain and power outages.
Mission San Jose hosts ground breaking for the new Dominican sisters mother house next Sunday at 2 30 p m. Monsignor McElroy will deliver the principal address. The St Vincents boys band and a San Francisco male choir will perform selections. The sisters serve in the San Francisco archdiocese and operate orphanages and schools from San Antonio to Portland. The public is invited to attend.
Boadicea Jameson of the Christian Assembly of San Jose will discuss the Unity School of Christianity letter to rath centers at a public meeting Friday at 3 pm in the Green Shutter hotel. Truth students are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Robert Tyson of Niles and Mr and Mrs Niles Jacobus of Berkeley enjoyed a fishing trip in Calaveras county. Mrs O W Ebright a public health nurse from Washington township leaves Monday for the annual convention in Santa Barbara by auto with three colleagues. Dr Leonard Barnard Berkeley bone specialist returned from a year in the east and stopped in Niles to visit his mother Mrs Mary Barnard.
The Castro Valley Improvement Club plans a dance and whist party to support the American Legion band uniform fund. A. MacGarrie chairs, with helpers including Mr. and Mrs. Dunkin and others. The event date will be announced later. The club welcomed new members and the school orchestra performed.
Home cooked Sunday dinner items will be sold Saturday at Warry Holmes grocery at Main and B streets. The Episcopal Church Women's Auxiliary will prepare the dishes. Mrs. George Rivers and Mrs. Robert M. Reid organize the booth with cakes pies meats and salads featured.
The Hill and Valley club garden section will hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 4 30 at the Green Shutter hotel. All members are urged to attend as plans will be made for entertaining delegates from the California Federation of Women's clubs on May 17.
An advertisement promotes Cystex to treat bladder irritation and related symptoms such as burning itching backache and leg pains. It invites readers to try the product with a money back guarantee and directs to Drug Co Odd Fellows Building 950 B Street Hayward for purchase.
A woman nearly killed by gas on her stomach is saved after her druggist recommends Adlerika. The ad claims Adlerika relieves gas in 10 minutes and acts on both upper and lower bowel, removing waste. Brains Drug Store in Hayward California promotes the product with testimonial from Mrs. A Adamek.
Mrs Emily J Feusier died Monday after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at Sorensen Brothers mortuary with Rev Charles E Lukens Jr officiating. She was wife of the late Henry E C Feusier and mother of Ralph Feusier, sister of Florinda A Nelson, born in San Francisco 66 years ago and spent life in California.
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