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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1930

Page

8

College Teacher Elected to Head Business Women

Dr Florence May Morse of Los Angeles was elected president of the California League of Business and Professional Women at the San Jose convention. She teaches merchandising at the University of Southern California and has long led local and state club activities. Marion McClench of Ann Arbor, head of the national group, visited, leading over 56 059 business women of America.

Hayward Annie Woodall Berkeley Mizz Florence Stahl Mabel Dye Alameda Santa Clara County Morse School of Merchandising University of Southern California Marion McClench Ann Arbor Michigan Business Women of America

Press Agents Unknown to Medieval Writers

W. B. Schofield notes medieval literature favored anonymity, with few authors named and scant details. Writers sought patrons or credited ancient authorities, fearing risk in originality and copyright.

W. B. Schofield Chaucer Thut

Summer When Old Sol Refused to Function

Ice and snow disrupted the warm months in 1816 with June and August cited for frosts and ponds icing over. Crops failed across New England, though a few farmers saved corn by burning fires at night. A Plymouth tale recalls a love tree planted by a couple. after their engagement ended, the girl moved it, but a father replanted it near the Plymouth Rock house.

Charles Pierce New England Kansas Cit Star Plymouth Mass Brockton William BR. Davis Plymouth Rock House

How Rope Is Made From Fibers To Three Strand Rope

Rope production begins with twisting strong vegetable fibers into binder twine. These cords are then twisted into strands and finally twisted into ropes made of three or four strands. Strand size varies with rope diameter.

Backward Human Race Claim Provokes Wry Comment

Cleveland Plain Dealer quips that scientists claim humans are at least a million years old, joking the race is even more backward than previously thought.

Cleveland Plain

Birthday Party for Shirley Ann Harrel with Local Guests

Shirley Ann Harrel celebrated her fourth birthday with small classmates from the Little Children's Theatre club and Miss Bernice Pickelle at her mother Mrs. Pauline Harrel's home. The afternoon featured games, a pastel themed luncheon, and floral decorations. Guests included Marie Hogg Aileen Hogg Patty Mccabee Sheila Macabee Florence Waxham Betty Perry and others, with Mrs. Roy Seaver Minnie Seaver and several Harrel family members assisting.

Shirley Ann Harrel Little Children’s Theatre Club Bernice Pickelle Pauline Harrel Shirley Ano Roy Seaver Minnie Seaver Harrel Charles Waxham Miss Pickelle Marie Hogg Aileen Hogg Patty Mccabee Sheila Macabee Florence Waxham Betty Perry George Milton Muriel Lovelace Leo Milton Alexander Alton

Three Youths Die as Plane Crashes Over Ranch

A plane piloted by Fay Berry, 25, crashed during a Mother's Day flight over Robert Schmidt’s parents ranch near Santa Rosa. Berry and his brother Arnold, 23, died instantly. Schmidt, 18, died hours later. Schmidt had planned to surprise his mother by flying in for Mother's Day as his parents waved from the door. Earlier grief touched Fay Berry's family, with her husband killed when a barn door fell, and another son killed in a prior auto accident.

Santa Rosa Modesto Robert Schmidt Fay Berry Schmidt Berry Arnold

Man Fires On Taxi Driver In Fit Shocks San Francisco

Warren Dutton, 26, shot six times at taxi driver Robert E. Arnold early today and fled. Arnold, wounded, is at Mount Zion hospital and not expected to live. Dutton was captured by two policemen after a pursuit. Authorities believe a temporary insanity episode triggered the attack.

San Francisco Warren Dutton Robert E. Arnold Arnold Mount Zion Hospital Dutton

French Aviator Hons for Brazil Flight from Senegal

Jean Mermoz, renowned French flyer and seaplane endurance record holder, launched a 1600 mile 20 hour transatlantic flight from Saint Louis Senegal to Natal Brazil. He travels with a radio man and a navigator to inaugurate an African South American airmail service. The craft carries 308 pounds of mail and fuel for 30 hours.

ST. Louis Senegal U.P Jean Mermoz Natal Brazil

Help to Bring Visitors to Hayward May 17 Drive

Prominent citizens back garden section of Hill and Valley club. They will transport Oakland clubs to Hayward for a Saturday afternoon drive May 17. Cars needed. call Harry McDonald at The Review office Hayward 87 or 636 to offer help.

Hill and Valley Jim California Federation of Women’s Clubs Oakland Hayward Harry McDonald California

Mrs Blanche A Witherly Called by Death

Funeral services were held at the Sorensen Brothers mortuary for Blanche A. Witherly who died at her Mission San Jose home. A California native aged 62 she had lived in Mission San Jose 17 years. Burial was at the Odd Fellows cemetery near Irvington beside her husband T. D. Witherly.

Blanche A. Witherly Mission San Jose Sorensen Brothers Witherly California Odd Fellows Irvington T. D. Witherly

Rites Tuesday for Elliott L. Hall

Funeral services for Elliott L. Hall, who died May 3 in Houston, will be held at 1:30 PM Tuesday at Pratt Mortuary. Hall, 63, was an agency superintendent for Central State Life Insurance with offices in Texas and California, survived by widow Georgie Goodeil Hall, sister Emily Dollard, and brothers Alonzo and Henry Hall. Burial follows at Lone Tree cemetery Goodell family plot.

Elliott L. Dail Houston Texas Pratt Mortuary Nels E. Clemens Eucalyptus Masonic Lodge Hall Central State Life Insurance Company California Wisconsin St. John’s Masonic Lodge McKinney Georgie Goodeil ‘Hall Hayward Bank of Italy Emily Dollard Alonzo Henry Hall Goodell Lone Tree Cemetery

Catholic Women Observe Mother's Day Anniversary

Catholic Daughters of Court Hayward observe Mother's Day with an 8:36 AM communion service at Saints Church. A breakfast at the Green Shutter Hotel followed with speakers including Rev. Father Maier, Father Viladomat, Frank Mitchell, Miss Genevieve McKeever, Frank Pereira, Mrs. Anna Silver, and Edward K. Stanton.

Daughters of Court Hayward Green Shutter Hotel Knights of Columbus Holy Name Society J. B. Lopes Joseph J. Maier Redemption Order Mary J. Viladomat AH Saints’ Church Frank Mitchell Hayward Genevieve McKeever Alameda County School Board Frank Pereira Anna Silver Catholic Daughters Edward K. Stanton The Carol B. Kelly Lillian C. Martin

For Sale Furnishings and Enamel Range in Castro Valley

Having sold our place all furniture is for sale. One fine enamel range like new at bargain price. J. F. Schutt Box 210 WHbeam Avenue Castro Valley. Also Kemper radio from factory to you with service and financing. Demonstration info from J E Mechany Hayward 703. At Your Service Home Improvement Co. remodel paint roof complete upkeep service. Time payments. Hayward 25F4.

J. F. Schutt Castro Valley Home Improvement CO MacMarr

Life Needs Spice Says Man Feels Ruled by Duty

A Chicago News column laments life under strict citizenship norms noting that even a man’s pursuit of fun is hampered by the sense of duty and propriety. The piece comments on social expectations and personal freedom.

Chicago News

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