Fairy Operetta Set At Burbank School In Two Shows
Luther Burbank school children present Fairy operetta titled Fairies Are Really Truly with two performances. Teddy and Dotty flee to a daisy field then travel to Fairyland to aid unbelieving villagers. Actors include Dotty Teddy June Asmussen Lawrence Freeburg Betty Dodson Louise Ogaard and more.
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Luther Burbank School
Fairyland
Teddy
Patty
Dotty
Harvey Marshall
Dot Faria
Hmmie Williams
Manuel Joseph
June Asmussen
Lawrence Freeburg
Irene Fereira
Betty Kocher
Elizabeth Auwers
Elaine Kocher
Geraldine Laughlin
Leda Terrell
Lucille Livingston
Arlene Griffen
Arlene
Gladys Reus To Receive Mills College Diploma
Miss Gladys Ruus daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric Ruus of Tennyson will be among 100 graduates receiving degrees at Mills College 72nd annual commencement on June 16 She is a noted singer who has performed at local social events and studied at the college The ceremony highlights include Dr Charles Henry Rieber as speaker and Dr Aurelia Henry Reinhardt delivering the baccalaureate sermon Attending events span June 9 to June 16 with various college traditions observed
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Gladys Russ
Eric Ruus
Tennyson
Mills College
Ruus
Union Apa
Hawaii
Switzerland
Orient
Charles Henry Rieber
College of Letters and Science
University of California At
Los Angeles
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt
Lissez Hall
Music Building
Pine Top
Alumnae Association
Lake Aliso
Stradivarius Quartet
Soares to Open His Fourth Store in Ashland
Soares chain of Soares-Food stores adds a fourth outlet with Store no 2 to open in Ashland Saturday. John Silva will manage the new shop after starting the Castro Street location. Daily bargain showcases and saving prices define the line.
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Hayward
M. 5
Soares
Ashland Sautrday
Soares - Food
John Silva
Castro Street
Ashland
Snares
Review
City Prepares Memorial Day Observance in Hayward
Hayward stores plan to close Thursday for Memorial Day. Local merchants join veterans groups officials and National Guard in a memorial service at Lone Tree cemetery at 4 45 PM. Donations of flowers for veteran decorations welcomed at the Legion hall or by Mrs. C E Godkin.
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Hayward
National Guard
Lone Tree Cemetery
American Legion Auxiliary
Decoration of Veterans
The
Legion Hall
Eall
C. E. Godkin
Cemetery Bill Postponed Again At Board Meeting
The Alameda county burial proposal faced another postponement as the board resumed hearings Tuesday morning. Valle Vista residents and Burial Park Association representatives packed the room amid debate over the Crown Hill Memorial burial park and a related San Lorenzo test case.
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Board of Supervisors
Vaile Vista
Crown Hill Memorial
Valle Visita
San Loreszo
City Hosts German Visitor Patrick Casey for Night
Patrick Casey, 32, described as a native of Germany, spent Sunday night in the city jail after drinking a bracer. He was released in the morning and sent on his way through Dublin canyon by a night officer near Pergola hill.
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Patrick Casey
Germany
New York
Pergola Hill
Dublin Canyon
Nurse to Talk For Vets Club at Hayward Legion
Former army nurse Mrs. Mantooth, a Spanish American War veteran, will address the Hayward Veterans Lunch at the Legion hall Friday. E. D. McDonald arranged the event to provide the nurses' viewpoint on war, offering a novel angle for the club’s morning gathering.
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Hayward
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Legion Hall
E. D. McDonald
Hayward Eagles Initiate Class and Lodge Banquet
The Fraternal Order of Eagles in Hayward prepares to initiate a new class Thursday night in honor of Harvey M. Chapman. Afterward the house committee hosts a banquet. Delegates look forward to the state convention in Redding, June 9 to 15, with strong East Bay council turnout at Alvarado. Grand Secretary John S. Patty of Kansas City attends, urging support for the San Francisco conventions in 1920. Eden aerie recently initiated a Mother's Day class including Luis Hernandez and others.
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Order of Eagles
Harvey M. Chapman
House Committee
Aerlé
Redding
Hayward
Mendtiv
East Bay Council
Alvarado
Alvarado Aerie
John 5 S. Patty
Kansas City
Eagles’ Order
San Francisco
Eden Aerie
Luis Hernandez
John Martin
John Tedeschi
H. L. Scott
Niels Lindman
Silver's Pigeon Triumphs Again In Homing Races
Frank Silver's pigeons won the 250 mile Lovelock Nevada race with an average speed of 346.99 yards per minute securing first place. Albert Pelreau finished second and Bernhard Lopez third. Other entrants included Rudolph Duarte Gladford Frates and W A Johnson. Silver's cup was donated by the EF A Smith hardware store. The Hayward Pigeon club will run the 300 mile Imley Nevada race next Sunday.
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Frank Silver
Hayway Pigeon Club
Lovelock
Nevada
Mr. Silver
Albert Pelreau
Berhard Lopez
Rudolph Duarte
Gladford Frates
W. A. Johnson
Special Meetings Scheduled This Week in Alameda County
Special meetings announced include division chairmen of Alameda County Farm Products meeting at the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday night. The Twenty-Thirty club meets Tuesday night at Green Shetter hotel replacing Thursday. Community Chest committee meets Wednesday night. Hayward chapter No. 34 Disabread American Veterans of the World War meets in the justice court room Wednesday. Lions club holds annual officers installation Friday night with ladies as guests. Twenty-Thirty clubs meet Tuesday night instead of Thursday due to Memorial Day.
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Alameda County
Chamber of Commerce
Twenty-Thirty
Green Shetter Hotel
Community Chest Committee
Hayward
Disabread American Veterans of the World War
Justice Courtroom
Lions Club
New Management at millinery shop on Main Street
The millinery store at 550 Main Street, formerly owned by Mrs. S. Abrams, now operates under new management offering latest hat styles for all occasions. In nearby listings, Kexall Drug-store promises careful prescriptions, with locations on B and Castro streets in Haywart.
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Main Street
S. Abrams
Kexall
Cor B
Castro Streets
Haywart
Brauns
Old Bulgarian trick tried on Castro Valley swindle alert
Sheriff Burton F. Becker notified after Egbert of Castro Valley reported two flashily dressed men tried to obtain a $20 deposit to administer a supposed $20,000 fund for charity. They aimed to place the deposit in a bank box as a bond for their administration, but Egbert dismissed them and alerted authorities.
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Br Egbert
Castro Valley
Bousevard
San Leandro
Egbert
Burton F. Becker
Plane to Fly for East Bay Endurance Record
Three Oakland airport flyers plan an East Bay endurance flight Thursday aiming to break the Fort Worth record. Captain C. H. Weil, Harry Abbott, and James Warner will fly a San Leandro built monoplane with a 115 horsepower engine and a 200 gallon fuel tank in the cabin.
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Oakland
United Press
Forth Worth
Texas
C. H. Weil
Harry Abbott
James Warner
Southern Cross
San Leandro
East Bay
Congregational Sunday School Picnic At Jen sen Grove
More than 75 attended a Congregational church Sunday school picnic in Jen sen's grove near Castle hill on Saturday from 11 a m to 4 p m Miss Margaret Stewart supervised assisted by Irene Foster Bertha Berbel Marjory Baldwin Evelyn Petersen Joy Stewart and Alberta Johnson Entertainments included a cafeteria luncheon wild flower hunt games and races The Rev Richard Day Mrs Day and Principal F P Johnson were among adults present.
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Congregational Church
Jensen’s Grove
Castle Hill
Margaret Stewart
Irene Foster
Bertha Berbel
Marjory Baldwin
Evelyn Petersen
Joy Stewart
Alberta Johnson
Richard Day
Chickens Stolen Again, Reports Reach Local Police
A series of chicken thefts resurfaces after recent arrests in Oakland and Santa Rosa. Tony Gilver at 220 Castro Street says eight or nine Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rock hens were taken along with a Plymouth Rock rooster. A neighbor reports a dog poisoned on May 17 as part of the pattern.
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Oakland
Santa Rosa
Tony Gilver
Castro Street
Rhode Island
Plymouth Rock
Silver
Lindbergh Flies Falcon on Secret Honeymoon Flight
United Press Special reports Col. Charles Lindbergh flew the Falcon biplane from Curtiss Airport, Valley Stream, at 3 30 p m toward Portland Maine with Randy Enslow piloting. The trip appears linked to a secret hopping off point for the honeymoon of Lindbergh and his bride Anne Morrow, married the day before.
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Curtiss
Valley Stream
Long Island
United Press
Charles Lindbergh
Falcon
Portland
Randy Enslow
Lindbergh
Colonel Lindbergh
Anne Morrow
Love-Sick Duke Ends Life Over Love Match
Howard De Talleyrand, Duke de Sagen and son of the Duke and Duchess of Talleyrand, died in a private hospital from a self inflicted bullet wound. He was 19 and would have turned 20 in July. The tragedy followed his mother's rejection of a marriage he sought to a daughter of a French architect.
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Paris
United Press
Howard de Talleyrand
Duke
Duchess of Talleyrand
Anna Gould
New York
Duke de Sagen
Enraged husband’s rival held in triangle slaying
The victim William S. Van Hatten died from gunshot wounds at a San Francisco hospital after an affair jealousy crime. Police prepared murder charges against Norman Crosby, a railroad engineer, who admitted shooting Van Hatten and seriously wounding his estranged wife.
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San Francisco
United Press
Williams
van Hatten
Norman Crosby
Rotary Head Sends 2nd-Hand Kicks Back Home
Hayward Rotary president elect N R Moore tours Dallas for the international convention and sends postcards from Juarez Mexico. Enemies receive second-hand stories and cards show interior scenes with locals and whiskey, a border town satire from the era.
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Rotary Head
N. R. Moore
Hayward
Dallas
Texas
Juarez
Mexico
Yhe
Welcome Freeman
Jess Holly
Moore
Richard C. Day
Dr. C. &. King
Mr. Freeman
Hetter Fryera Freman
Calif
Harry Bradford
Mr. Moore
John Lee Wilbur
Dr Browning to Address National Health Conclave
Dr Browning will speak at the national conference of social work in San Francisco on Bridging the Gap. He has earned state and national recognition for his treatise on leprosy and will accept the invitation.
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F. W. Browning
Howard W. Green
Cleveland
Ohio
National Conference of Social Work
San Francisco
Boulevard Stop Signs Installed to Improve Castro Valley Safety
Castro Valley Boulevard intersections receive boulevard stop signs by the California Automobile Association. The Red Wood Road corner, long a collision hotspot with fatalities, is targeted for safer traffic flow.
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Castro Valley Blvd
Castro Valley Boulevard
California Automobile Association
Redwood Road
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