Odd Fellows Plan For Dedication Of Their Temple
Hayward O F lodge plans to dedicate its rebuilt temple in June led by Noble Grand A. Watson. Committees from Hayward Alameda and Rebekahs organized arrangements for a house warming. Total improvement cost is 15000 dollars. The completed building will be a prominent Hayward structure.
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Esther Pennycott
Hayward B Street Grammar School
I. D. E. S. Lodge
Dorothy Mendorea
Lillian Arela
Bernice Silva
Geraldine Marshall
Wil
Cecelia Vincent
Misa Lola Souza
Isabelle
All Saints Church
J. C. Mendonca
Tne Hayward LG. O. F. Lodge
A. Watson
Noble Grand
Hayward
Alameda Odd Fellows and Rebekals
Another Troop of Boy Scouts Planned For San Leandro
Formation of a fourth Boy Scout troop in San Leandro is expected to finish soon, says Henry L. Hopkins executive secretary who runs Hayward headquarters. Seven candidates are enrolled and one more is needed to complete the group. Hayward will still lead county scouting as five troops remain, with San Leandro emerging as a strong rival due to rising interest.
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San Leandro
Henry L. Hopkins
Hayward
Bullet Fired at Passing Car Near Here
A San Leandro police investigation found no source for a bullet that struck the side of a car carrying Edward Grandell of Oakland and Miss Bille Hackbarth of Hayward on East 14th Street near Knox Avenue. No damage resulted. Earlier that evening two street cars were pelted with stones at the same location, attributed to neighborhood youths.
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San Leandro
Edward Grandell
Oakland
Bille Hackbarth
Hayward
Grundell
Knox Avenue
East 14Th Street
Peralta
Memorial Day Observance Linking San Leandro and Hayward
The San Leandro American Legion post and National Guard join with Hayward to observe Memorial Day on May 30. Harry Bradford chairs plans for Hayward events, including graveside decorations, a parade led by a band, and a graveside volley with Taps. May 19 features Camp Fire Girls at Hayward Theatre with The Arrow Maker's Daughter.
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San Leandro
American Legion
National Guard United
Hayward
Legion
Harry Bradford
Hayward Theatre
Camp Fire Girls
Hayward to Lead City Day at Sixteenth Cherry Festival
The sixteenth annual cherry festival opens Monday in Hayward with the famous school band under Professor Joseph Hollingshead. Local booster Frank Pereira leads Hayward riders in the parade with Grand Marshal Budd Eber. San Lorenzo and San Leandro bands join, Boy Scouts from two cities march, and Hans Yerby cites a top troop. Amusements include a ferris wheel and merry go round with seventy five shows signed. San Leandro decorates in red green and yellow under Fred Hirschmann chairing the decorating committee.
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Hayward
Joseph Hollingshead
Harry G. Williams
Dons of
California
Fred Hirschmann
Catholic Daughters Dance Featuring Cross Cadets Drill
The Harvard chapter of the Catholic Daughters plans an evening dance in Medway on June Sth with an entertainment program. A notable feature will be a drill by the Military Drill League of Cross cadets.
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Harvard Catholic Daughters
Medway
Military Drill League of Cross Cadets
Hayward Cherries Arrive Early in Southern California
The first shipment of Hayward cherries reached Los Angeles in eight crates of 30 pounds each. Officials say the early white variety is not at peak quality yet, but production should rise over the next ten days and the season is expected to start about two weeks earlier than planned.
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Hayward
Los Angeles
Express
Express Company
Pickle Shipments Rise From Hayward Weekly
Carl Roberts manager of the California Conserving plant says twelve carloads of pickles are shipped from Hayward each week now with shipments to grow until August peak. The majority of the pack goes to the eastern United States and other destinations worldwide.
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Hayward
Carl Roberts
California
Trailer Deemed Dangerous Man Is Handed
A traffic officer booked D. E. Late of Turlock for operating a trailer in a reckless manner. The trailer was deemed a menace to highway users. Late will appear in local justice court for a hearing next Monday morning.
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L. A. Eike
D. E. Late
Turlock
Lane
jJnatce Court
Pigeons Shipped East as Show Birds
Allan G. Curry, Hayward pigeon fancier, shipped six Giant Runt pigeons to a point near Chicago for breeding and show purposes. The move follows a recent consignment to New Zealand, demonstrating Hayward as a leading pigeon breeding center gaining wider notice.
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Allan G. Curry
Hayward
Chicago
New Zealand
Mr. Curry
Dramatic Club Feted by Newark Church
The Newark Dramatic Club was entertained at a reception and dinner on Friday evening by Newark Presbyterian church members. The event honored the club and its director Frank Jones who staged Path Across the Hill for the church’s benefit.
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Newark Dramatic Club
Newark Presbyterian Church
Frank Jones
City Officials Reject Hayward Boxing Proposal
Hayward officials refuse to back or host boxing events. They argue Oakland and San Francisco offer nearby venues, and any local fights could fail or trigger a repeat of a prior unsuccessful effort.
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Hayward
Oakland
San Francisco
Dance at Ashland Enjoyable Affair
The Ashland Progressive Community Club held its regular monthly dance on Saturday May 9 in the Ashland School Auditorium. Despite bad weather a large crowd from Hayward San Leandro and Cherryland attended. The Rainbow Syncopators provided music and Rita Faria chaired the dance committee with Aliss Belle Faria and Mae Oliver assisting. Thursday dances at I D E S Hall on Laurel Ave fund the Milk Fund.
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Ashland Progressive Community Club
Ashland
Rainbow
Rita Faria
Aliss Belle Faria
Mae Oliver
Laurel Avenue
East Fourteenth Street
Milk Fund
New $12,000 Building On Castro Street Underway
Construction of a new $12,000 building on Castro Street Auto Row progresses with G. J. Mojitoza as contractor. The site will house Stebbins Bros Buick dealers, following other recent openings including Chevrolet garage Van Burke garage and Walter H Daniels project nearing completion.
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Auto Row
Stebbins Bros
Buick
G. J. Mojitoza
Castro Street
Chevrolet
van Burke
Walter H. Daniels
Hayward youths brought before juvenile court
Two Hayward high school students were taken to Oakland to face charges of disorderly conduct and disturbing the peace after invading Mission grammar school and causing a disturbance. Both boys are under eighteen, so the juvenile court will determine the punishment.
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Hayward High School
Oakland
County Juvenile Court
Mission Grammar School
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