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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1928
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Ray King returned Tuesday from Honolulu where King served as judge at the pigeon exhibit during the Territorial Fair held early due to the fleet visit. The 600 birds impressed visitors, a Hawaiian feast honored the couple, and they received a carved Calabash bowl as honorary club members. A sea storm accompanied the trip home.
Trustees discuss formal approval to develop north Main hillside property with septic limits and a sewer tunnel to Simon Street. Costs to be estimated and reviewed next meeting. Poundmaster proposal divides opinion. no action taken. Park pavilion to be removed and materials reused for a caretaker cottage.
Yee Youngs, a laundry operator at 105 B Street near where Kuang Kee was killed, was jailed after pleading guilty to operating a lottery. Police seized alleged lottery tickets. He later claimed innocence, saying admission arose from a misapprehension and asked to be released.
Fragmentary notes describe rapid snow and rain in a tropical setting with a cloudburst. Vague mentions of a two minute event and rising puddles suggest sudden weather disruption and a buildup of snow and slush.
Sacramento May 17 Four months of anti drunken driving efforts have led to 108 license revocations for offenders. Judges statewide push harsher penalties as the Division of Motor Vehicles reports 55 percent of 194 licenses revoked in early 1928 were for driving while intoxicated. Los Angeles saw 16 of these revocations.
Hayward residents and Conrad Roth family announce their return to Hayward to reside. Roth plans a new home on a San Lorenzo creek site, with lumber on site, near the border, offering a knoll view of the countryside and bay shores as he retires from building in Alameda and Oakland.
Hayward hosts the Penrocist celebration by Council No 14 D E S with events May 26 27 and 23. The procession features Penticost Queen Miss Anus Vargas and a full slate of maids escorts and pages. Portguese organizational participation includes bands banners and a high mass sermon by Father Porto.
The Hayward Highlands Improvement Club held a well attended meeting to approve a booth at the Farm Products show. Principal Fred P. Johnson spoke on the proposed bond issue, Mayor Lee Wilbur addressed community affairs, and Hugo Frank announced the plan. The gathering endorsed cooperation and a pavilion booth, followed by music, dancing, and a lively social ending.
For sale a nine to ten year old donkey advertised in a Marysville California paper. The mother donkey is unable to ride due to short legs and corn on her rump, hind feet drag.
An early event will be the high school operetta The Dragon of Wu Foo directed by Miss Grimwood. It debuts May 25 in the high school auditorium with elaborate staging and strong choral work by many students.
Eric Raus of Hayward Poultry Producers' Association is nominated for president of the Tennyson Improvement Club with Henry I Carer Jr. as vice president and T. L. Hodgkins as secretary. E G Lang will handle finances A Kruse chairs the executive committee The June meeting is expected to confirm these nominations. The Saturday gathering discussed road work electric lights and auto travel signs The Federated Clubs picnic was approved A Union High School professor spoke on the upcoming bond election and the crowd pledged support A social hour and refreshments followed with over sixty members present A new auditorium curtain drew admiration and all were urged to attend the 19th play
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