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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
1
Hayward National Guard unit Company F designated to guard the massed American Legion colors in the parade at the San Jose Fiesta de Las Rosas. About 40 members planned to travel to San Jose for the Saturday march after Captain Clyde Voorhees announced the assignment at the Wednesday drill.
City council approves Jackson Street improvements from Castro Street to the city limits for curbs gutters and sidewalks and paving to Winton road citing traffic safety after several accidents. Also discusses gas rate hearing in San Francisco and traffic signal demo. Memorial Park paving and tennis court repairs slated. large roadside sign approved.
About 41 or 42 Hayward Rotarians traveled to San Mateo for a noon luncheon. President Sterling Doughty led the program with a welcome, a chicken dinner, and an address on international peace by a junior college faculty member. More than 100 sat to a festal board at the Ork Tres Ian, marking a return visit following the call of San Mateo Rosary in Hayward. Brains Drug Store advertises prompt courteous service and prescription compounding on B and Castro streets.
Hayward high school coach B K Smith drills 40 players in spring practice as freshmen and sophomores prepare for a 2 30 p m Friday scrimmage to decide class bragging rights and shape lineups for next fall. Backfield hopefuls include Ellsworth Waterman Charles Bez Frank Sheets Arthur Butler Joe May Gerald Hackett and Clyde Hurt with younger brothers Burge and Temps among the likely line contributors as the program plans two more weeks of drills.
Smiling Jimmy Forrest, newly elected senior vice commander of the California Disabled American Veterans, drives to Detroit for the national convention in a hand operated car. The Hayward chapter discussed Memorial day plans and possible hospital visits as 44 members await a national charter.
Alameda County council settles ranking for veterans memorial building funds placing Hayward second after Niles, removing a dispute raised by American Legionnaires. Hayward project now moves toward cost estimates with a site promised in the Castro Main area. C. E. Godkin and Harry A. Bradford led local efforts.
Munson of Los Angeles, newly elected commander of the California department of United Spanish War Veterans, will address the Maynard Veterans' Luncheon Club in Hayward Friday. He was chosen at the Sacramento four day convention and will discuss forming a joint veterans organization. Stephen B. Barree Camp Commander J J Barree will introduce him.
Gled Cars advertises a large inventory including Ford and Chevrolet models from 1920s with various body styles and options. It lists Ford roadsters, Tudors, coupes, trucks, Buick sedans, Studebaker and Overland entries, plus paint and upholstery upgrades. The dealer prompts customers to compare prices and visit Mouner & Galbraith in Hayward and Centerville offices.
Friday evening at the Castro Valley school auditorium a recital features 36 to 40 vocal and piano pupils of Mrs Anna V Staley from Hayward and San Leandro. Violinist Edward Bishop and cellist Arthur T Simmons perform with Mrs Staley and her pupils. The program begins about 1 o clock and admission is free.
The Federated Clubs plan a all day May 26 picnic at Stonybrook Park Niles Canyon with athletic events prizes and an orchestra Heiser's. Attendance is expected to exceed 1000 with prizes for largest group and largest parade. Entry is 25 cents lunch provided free coffee sugar and cream.
The Rev Milo Smith state secretary of the Christian churches of California will lead two evening services in Dania hall Dania First Street between B and C streets He will be joined by his brother the Rev Roscoe C Smith a noted reciter and his wife who will sing solos The Rev Robert McHatton will preside at both services
Hayward post No 68 of the American Legion will discuss aviation plans led by William H Hoff D R Galbraith and P E Holman. The agenda includes airport development near Hayward along Arterial Boulevard and forming an airport committee with veterans service clubs city and Chamber of Commerce. Also on the program are San Diego state convention plans and social events including two whist parties and a Legion Auxiliary dance at the armory.
Six to eight members met at the Farm Bureau office Wednesday evening to advance the Chest idea. William Burr was chosen president with T G Hodgkins as vice president and Henry Hopkins as secretary. A committee will collect expenditure details from agencies for the past year to plan funding needs and distribution. No fundraising will occur until full canvassing is done, with a late August or September campaign possible if supporters are convinced.
Seven Hayward high school graduates joined 2310 University of California diploma recipients at a 1930 commencement. The Hayward group included Thaden Harder, Frances Winslow, Eugenia Shaw, Julia Hetchizon, and others all earning high honors. George Hamilton Greenwood, son of the Greenwoods, earned civil engineering, joined Tau Beta Pi, and began work in Sacramento.
A Hayward California drug store ad urges yearly physicals to detect incipient diseases like tuberculosis cancer and diabetes. It stresses that ignorance can worsen outcomes and invites readers to let physicians determine true health conditions through careful exams.
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