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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1925

Page

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California Cattle Market Seen Strong Through Spring

R M Hagen secretary of the California Cattlemen's Association reports a sustained, high market this year with prices remaining steady longer than usual. He notes no sign of decline through spring, signaling renewed prosperity and a potentially profitable year for cattlemen statewide.

California Association of State R. M. Hagen California Cattlemen’s Association Air. Hagen

Local Hayward Man Dies After Lingering Illness

Jensen, a well known Hayward man and former Main Street store owner, died Tuesday evening at his home after a long illness. He leaves a wife and several children. Funeral arrangements have not been made and will be announced later.

Jensen Hayward Main Street

Police Investigate Shooting Report In San Leandro

San Leandro police are investigating a report by T. H. Pearson of Oakland that he was fired upon last evening near Santa Paula and East Fourteenth streets. The shot reportedly broke the back windows of Pearson's automobile.

San Leandro T. H. Pearson Foothill Boulevard Oakland Santa Paula East Fourteenth Streets Pearson

Holy Ghost Celebration Parade Plans Annual Event

The D. E. 5 will host the Holy Ghost Celebration on May 3 with Cecilia Vincent crowned queen. Attendants include Lena Bernard Alexandria Serpa maids, Rene Rofers Alberta Silva pages, and Flower Girls Julia Prieste Cons tance Gravella Amelia Faria Mamie Silva. Baby Queen Esther Pennycott leads with Dorothy Mendonca Lilian Orella as junior pages. Parade head Mrs. J C Mendonca, aided by Mrs. E Vincert. Cambra Band Oakland to lead. Local lodges S P R S Land U P PEC Holy Rosary Holy Name St Anthony participate. Saint Isabella Elota Souza crowned. Events include a dance, church procession, barbecue, and tree Luncheon for schoolchildren.

Cecilia Vincent Lena Bernard Alexandria Serpa Rene Rofers Alberta Silva Julia Prieste Constance Gravella Amelia Faria Mamie Silva Esther Pennycott Dorothy Mendonca Lilian Orella Bernice Silva Geraldine Marshall J. C. Mendonca Mendonca E. Vincert Cambra Band Oakland

Attempted Hold Up Near Hayward Reported

Miles Harrington, agent for the Southern Pacific Railroad, said two men leaped into the road as he drove along Alvarado road toward Hayward. Harrington sped away, one man allegedly wielding a pistol. He was with his wife and children when the incident occurred.

Miles Harrington Southern Pacific Railroad Company Alvarado Hayward Harrington

Household Class Of Townshipo School Meeting

The Household Science Department of Washington Township High School entertained a few guests with a luncheon prepared in the domestic science kitchen on Wednesday noon. The luncheon in the pretty dining room featured a menu that was a perfect exhibition of culinary art and thoroughly enjoyed by the guests.

Washington Township High

Bids Opened for Auditorium Improvement Week

Washington Township High School trustees opened bids for interior auditorium completion at a special meeting. The contract went to Mr. Murice of Oakland, with work to start after school ends on June 19.

Washington Township

Township Scout Rally Set for Newark Pavilion

About 100 Boy Scouts from Washington township including Niles Centerville Alvarado Irvinton and Newark will gather at the Newark pavilion Friday afternoon and evening for a rally and fortification. Henry L. Hopkins field executive directs arrangements for scout stunts entertainment and each boy will cook his own dinner. The organizers plan the rally as an annual event.

Washington Township Niles Centerville Alvarado Irvington Newark Newark Pavilion Henry L. Hopkins

Three Officers Will Testify in Car Speed Case

Officers Lewis Bike Tony Rose and Duffy Lewis testified that a truck driven by A Viarra of Oakland traveled about 35 mph on the straight highway and turned corners recklessly, countering the driver’s claim it was limited to 20 mph before Judge Ja cob Harder. The driver was fined 25 dollars. A Aussilioun of San Francisco was fined 18 for sniping his auto. Leon Vannier of Oakland was fined 5 for the same offense. H M Booth of Oakland pleaded guilty to driving 38 mph in a 20 mph zone and reckless passing, fined 25 dollars.

Lewis Tony Rose Duffy Lewis A. Viarra Twenty-second Street Oakland Jacob Harder A. Aussilioun Herrison Street San Francisco Leon Vannier Magnolia Street H. M. Booth Lindan Street

Work of Paving Hayward Street Now Underway

Culminating months of controversy over grading and paving Main Street from A Street to the northern city limits has begun by local contractors King and Jones. The improvements will be paid for by the property owners.

Main Street King and Jones

Ladies Entertained At Big Card Party

Mia Visin Ames hosted a card party Thursday afternoon for sixteen ladies. The rooms overflowed with balloons and flowers, and refreshments were served at the close of the event.

Mia Visin Ames

Legion Post to Lead June Fund Drive for War Orphans

Special to the Review Washington Township Post of the American Legion No. 195 formed a joint committee of Legionnaires and local citizens to conduct a district drive in the first week of June. The effort raises funds for a five million dollar foundation aiding children made fatherless by the war. The committee includes A D Bristow P S Velt ME P Mathieson W L McWhirter Roland Bendel E E Matheson J Ramszell F V Jones R V Richmond Wallace Ebright T D Witherly Jon Brown Harry Searles RH S Stewart Frank Dusterberry Dr Haley Durham Louis Ruchin Clarence Grakan.

Washington Township American Legion No. 195 United States National Organization of the Legion A. D. Bristow P Mathieson W. L. McWhirter Roland Bendel E. E. Matheson J. Ramszell F. V. Jones R. V. Richmond Wallace Ebright T. D. Witherly Jon Brown Harry Searles RH. S. Stewart Frank Dusterberry Haley Durham Louis Ruschin Clarence Grakan

War Declared on Fruit Vendors on State Highway

Intensive campaign begins to curb fruit and vegetable sellers on southern Alameda County highways. Fernand Simones of Castro St San Leandro and A Alecco of 2197 Washington Ave San Leandro fined $5 each for obstructing traffic by Judge Jacob Harder. arrested by Traffic Officer Lewie Bike.

Alameda County Fernand Simones Castro St San Leandro A. Alecco Washington Avenue Jacob Harder Eoib Lewie Bike

Woodmen Camp at Niles Names Its New Officers

The Woodmen of the World Old Mill Camp in Niles met in I C O F Hall on Tuesday evening and elected new officers. Past Consul Commander Thomas Elliott and Consul Commander H B Rathburn led the slate with Advisor Lienr E B McPherson, Escort Edw Clarke and Watchman Wm Stiva filling posts.

World Old Mill Camp Niles I. C. O. F. Hall Thomas Elliott H. B. Rathburn Lienr E. B. McPherson Edw. Clarke Wm. Stiva

Quilting Party At Niles Held Thursday

Mrs. Florence Hudson of Niles entertained ten friends Thursday afternoon with an old fashioned quilting party. Guests worked on a quilt and stayed for supper served at six o'clock at the hostess bungalow on Cherry Lane. Mrs. W H Ford and Mrs. Laura Whipple helped serve the generous repast.

Florence Hudson Niles W. H. Ford Laura Whipple Cherry Lane

Hayward Man Named to Coach Army Rifle Team

Captain Joseph Tupper U S A executive officer of the 211 infantry with headquarters at Sacramento has been chosen to coach the 1025 rifle team of the United States army. He will leave for Zion City Illinois to begin practice next week. Tupper formerly lived in Hayward and was an assistant professor in military tactics at Oregon State Agricultural College Corvallis Oregon.

Joseph Tupper Sacramento United States Army Zion City Ilinois Tupper Hayward Orecon State Agricultural College Corvallis Oregon

Neat Sum Netted By Baby Hospital Affair at Niles

The Baby Hospital Toron Branch met with Mrs. Hudson on Monday afternoon. Reports of the Garden Fete announced 3107 was the amount cleared. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. B. Thane.

Niles Baby Hospital Toron Hudson J. B. Thane

Well Known Lady Of Niles Passes Away Friday

Mrs. Susan Ellsworth Oliver of Niles died May 22 in a San Francisco hospital after nearly five months illness. Funeral was in Plymouth Congregational Church. She left husband Albert R. Oliver and two children Albert E. Oliver and Mrs. Ralph Patrick, with siblings and in laws mourning the loss.

Susan Ellsworth Oliver Niles San Francisco Plymouth Congregational Church Giner H. B. Ellsworth Mission San Jose Wiles Albert R. Oliver Albert E. Oliver Ralph Patrick Robert M. Price Reno Nevada Awo Brothers Oliver Ellsworth Piedmont HB. W. Ellsworth Oakland Edw. A. Ellsworth

Local Happenings Hit Walnut Grove and Reno

Mrs. Robert Blacow and Mrs. F M Drew joined Mr. Drew on a Walnut Grove business trip returning home along the Sacra Mento river highway. Manuel Ducarte’s new residence near Hotel Belvoir nears completion. Emily Chittenden returns from Oakland visit. E E Dias and bride back from Southern California honeymoon occupy a School street bungalow. Emily Reberro resumes duties at Tones and Eligworth after a month away. Mrs. Robert M Price returns to Reno after two weeks with her mother. Edward Rose family welcomes an adopted daughter aged five and a half months.

Robert Blacow F. M. Drew E. E. Dias California Tia Juana School Street Emily Reberro Deak Tones Eligworth Robert M. Price Reno Nevada HI. BR. Bisworth Edward Rose Halr Hema Irl

Niles Chamber Of Commerce Holds Big Luncheon

A large attendance greeted the Niles Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Tuesday. F. Y. Jones and E. A. Ellsworth chaired the event as the committee. The organization praised a successful year and announced an upcoming summer adjournment.

Niles Niles Chamber of Commerce F. Y. Jones E. A. Ellsworth E. 4. Elsworth Chamber of Commerce

Centerville Host to Oakland Reading Club Members

Mrs. H. Chadbourne hosted a luncheon at her Centerville Highway home for fifteen members of the Oakland reading club of which she has long been a member. The event showcased the club's social gathering amid a cordial luncheon setting.

Centerville Oakland H. Chadbourne Centerville Highway

Centerville Local Notes and Social Roundup

Centerville reports Chas Jefliffe the Graham Manufacturing Co. superintendent is housebound by illness. Mrs George Holeman return from Yosemite Valley. Pageant of beauty in the falls noted. Mrs Jean Molter visited San Francisco. Mrs Howard Chadbourne attended a reception for Mrs Leonard in Oakland. Mrs Leonard leads the County Federation of Women's Clubs. Chadbourne serves as treasurer. Louis Vogt and San Jose High School students display acrobatics and tumbling. Dramatic Club presents three one act plays and school department exhibits. Reading Section meets with Mrs Du Bois Eaton reviewing Der Gophal Makerys book. Miss Margie Stevenson resigns from Centerville Cleaners. Mary Joseph of Alviso takes her place. Mrs William Patterson hosts St James Guild. Ladies motor to Hayward for Red Cross meeting and a talk from the U S Veterans Hospital Livermore.

Chas. Jefliffe Graham Manufacturing Co George Holeman Yosemite Valley Jean Molter San Francisco Satidar Howard Chadbourne L. Leonard Oakland du Bois Eaton Eaton der Gophal Makery Mrgile Stevenson Centerville Cleaners Mary Joseph of Alviso

Pleasant outside work opportunity offered with territorial charge

NEW TODAY An Wan 7 nan of neat appearance plans to take charge of a local territory delivering a needed commodity to the people of this vicinity. High returns for a steady worker. Send applications to Box 42 Hayward Review. FOR SALE Bay Press See W D Brown at Hayward Theatre or Victor LaGrave. FOR SALE Buick Six 460 Newly Painted and overhauled 1261 B street 310 FOR RENT Sleeping room with board or housekeeping 320 Smalley avenue Phone Hayward 564 W. WANTED Work by the day or half day Phone Hayward 564 W. A large Whist party was given by Centerville Victory Circle No 106 U A O D Wednesday evening at Anderson Fair. There were numerous prizes. Miss Adeline Rogers was chairman of the committees who had the eft?le in shares.

Wan Nan Hayward Centerville Victory Circle No Anderson Fair Adeline Rogers

Lions Club Seeks Funds For Hayward Playground Program

At a Wednesday Lions Club gathering in Hayward a committee will be formed to explore funding options for a playground project. Jim Willson and Carl Sorensen performed to illustrate possibilities while W B Kammerer highlighted grammar school playground instruction and character building as core aims.

Jim Willson Carl Sorensen Ivories Lions Club Pergola Presdent Burke Hayward Activites Charles Stowe Barman Hal Reynolds George Muir W. B. Kammerer Grammar School of Kammerer

Also Mentioned on This Page

Post Office Essex Walt Burchill Sid” Loewenthal Hayward Dealers Townshipo School Hayward Street Woodmen Army William Patterson St. James Guild Red Cross U. S. Veterans Hospital Livermore NEW Today Bay Press W. D. Brown Hayward Theatre Victor LaGrave Buick B Street Smalley Avenue W. Ja Our Haywards Walter H. Daniels Castro Street
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