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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1929
Page
2
The Ford Motor Company promotes long Model T life with economical service. For a $2.60 generator, $3.00 universal joint, $1.50 carburetor, $3.50 steering gear, $7.50 radiator, and $5.75 to $7 for rear axle overhaul, labor only charges apply. Parts are inexpensive under Ford’s low-margin policy.
The Hayward Garden Club operates without dues or charges and meets to share plant knowledge and garden improvements. Members swap plants, bulbs, and experience, visit local gardens, and aim to foster civic pride through nicer homes, fewer fences, and greener streets.
More than 100 attended the American Union Sunday schools gathering at the Valle Vista chapel on Sunday morning. The Rev. C. H. Chariton from Berkeley led services, Mrs. E. Lord spoke on China experiences, and Rev. BR. C. Cowles of Castro Valley gave an address. Music featured an Oakland quartet and a mixed quartet.
The May meeting of Aahmes Shrine temple is set for Wednesday evening May 15 at Rahmes pavilion in Oakland. Prof. Charles Soldano will speak with entertainment to follow. plans for the Oakland June 1 parade and ceremonial will be announced by Potentate Clare Horner.
Walter Alves, former Hayward traffic officer, is back on his old role temporarily. He substitutes for Irving Kelson who lies in Central hospital after a motorcycle collision with Clifford Dias driving the other car. Kelson is recovering but will remain hospitalized for weeks. Kelly Bros advertises at 71 FE Street, Hayward.
R. J. Reim will manage a new shoe repairing shop at 515 Castro Street next to the Hayward French Laundry building. The shop features modern machinery for high class shoe repair with years of experience ensuring expert service and satisfaction at reasonable charges. He invites past customers and the public to visit and get acquainted.
A brief notice encourages readers planning vacations to visit Bexall Drug, BRAINS Drug, and nearby shops on Castro Street in Hayward for travel essentials. The item emphasizes ready access to supplies and travel aids at area drugstores.
W H Kingsley of the Tennyson district exports flowers and bulbs to distant markets in Australia England and the Far East but has no local buyers. He notes distant buyers pay the price without quibble while local interest remains weak. Mr Angelo agrees and shrugs, suggesting persistence but no local change.
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Mrs Martha Lawrence who died Sunday morning at the Niles Home for the Aged at Pratt mortuary. The body was to be sent Monday evening to Detroit for burial. She was a retired matron of the West Oakland home for the pre
A Mothers' Day sermon was addressed to a large group of Jobs' Daughters their mothers and friends by Rev. Richard C. Diy at 11 o'clock Sunday at the Congregational church. A special program of music followed. Charles Lawrence of Indianapolis is survived by an aged and remains noted.
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