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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1926
Page
2
J S Melo Jr business manager listed as second class matter at Hayward post office dated April 23 1925 under the 1870 act. Subscription rates shown: semi weekly for one year two dollars.
A Memorial Day reflection urges honoring fallen heroes who preserved the nation. The piece recalls Grand Army of the Republic origins, calls for sober devotion at cemeteries, and urges reverent remembrance through flowers and quiet tribute. It laments fading veteran ranks and urges collective respect for those who sacrificed for liberty.
The editorial argues public schools drive community prosperity from a commercial view. It cites realty value, business vitality, and civic stability as by products of quality schooling. Key quotes reference Hoover and a cabinet member, urging residents to value education for growth.
Hayward residents plan weekend visits across California. Mrs. Ann E. Staley travels to San Jose to visit family. Genevieve and Frances McKeever head to Fresno. H R Robinson returns from Carmel by the Sea with daughter. Alma Hoare hosts picnic for Alameda and Oakland guests. others make local gatherings and trips including Los Angeles and Kansas City. A late-week luncheon at Hotel Oakland featured Miss Francis A Silva and Mrs Goltz. An electrical dealers’ demo was held at Villa Grill for Hayward pros. Mr and Mrs Gilliland—Springville Iowa—visited Hayward then LA, with praise for the coast. Delegates appointed to Eden Township federation. A charity card party at Mrs W S O’Connor’s yielded prizes and sweet pea decor.
Harvard Union High School hosted the Harvard Parent Teacher Association meeting on March 22. New officers take office in July: Rose Winslow president, Hans Henning sen vice president, Peter Crosby honorary vice president, Nielson recording secretary, Pendergast corresponding secretary, F Zambresky financial secretary, Knauff treasurer, Henry Oliver historian, S B Doughty parliamentarian, Rosmer auditor, W Smith and A Eden delegates. After the election, members viewed school department exhibits for overhouse day.
The governor shared a story of a defeated ally whose campaign costs included bizarre items such as kissing babies, helping voters, shaking hands statewide, and paying dues to various groups. The list also mentions unusual purchases and religiously charged actions, culminating in the candidate’s defeat.
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