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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
3
The Review argues against removing fences on B and A streets praising open lawns and hedges as valuable for property values. It notes occasional animal trespass and damage but maintains that such incidents are sporadic and that ramshackle fences harm appearance more. It urges adopting fence-free frontages to boost Civic beauty and home values.
California added over two million people in eight years, reaching 5,466,104 in 1928. Controller Fay L. Riley notes 4,399,569 are city dwellers and rural population is about 19 percent of the state total as growth outpaced the 1920 census.
In a recent school ballot the California valley quail led with 211 votes as the state bird, beating the golden eagle at 65 and other species. The vote followed W. Otto Emerson’s suggestion, with similar state trends noted by Riley across urban centers.
Joe Alves of Center ville was taken to Highland hospital on Friday. Betty Heakim, longtime resident with Mrs. Carrie Emerson, died at the Niles Home for the Aged Wednesday at midnight after months of illness. Funeral services were held Saturday from an Oakland crematory. Health Center meetings drew Mrs Smallwood, Miss Bradley of Pleasanton, and Mrs. Flavia Prentiss in Center ville on Friday morning. Mrs Frank T. Dusterberry returned from Alameda Sanatorium on Saturday, improving but still housebound. Miss Clara Weeks, ex Washington Union High teacher now visiting, called on old friends. Miss Lorene Taylor and Miss Gertrude Douglas, English teachers at the high school, have sent resignations for the year.
Eden Aerie No. 1139 Fraternal Order of Eagles meets every Thursday night at Silva Hall Castro Street Hayward Carif. Joseph L. Montz serves as secretary P O Box 562 Hayward.
Columbia University assigns Johnsen as full time director and music teacher at the high school. Formerly Kimber taught part time. Sweet Sixteen Card club notes at Mrs Henry Pusterberry’s. Mamie Norris wins top prize, Mrs Fred Dusterberry wins slam prize, Lou Eggers earns consolation. Health pecs visitor Mrs Blanche Anderson. Irvington Senior class to present New Brooms May 17 in the High School auditorium with a cast including Bates Rus chin Kneeland De Quardros AzevYdea Bunker Morrow Bettencourt Hotchkiss Bates Jr Willis Wheeler Harlan Nowell Jollitt Dow Blose Marsh Smith Locaside Wyatt.
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