Fire destroys Van Dyke building third floor apartment
Fireman Johnny Machado spotted smoke at 7 am and alerted the Hayward department. In minutes the blaze gutted the third story unit at 1066 B Street, with about 300 dollars in losses. Theodore Cornell, a Vickers cafeteria worker, had left the room an hour earlier and could not explain the origin after lighting a cigarette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Machado
van Dyke
B Street
Msthado
Hayward Fire Department
Manuel G. Riggs
Theodore Cornell
Vickérs Cafeteria
Woman Physician To Talk Friday At Church Here
Dr. Sara E. Wise, renowned psychologist and California physician, will speak on The Physical Basis of Character Building at eight Friday evening at the Presbyterian church. She formerly directed social morality work with the WCT A and draws on years of experience with youth. A silver offering will be received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara E. Wise
California
Bay Region
Presbyterian Church
Wise
Al August Announces Vacation Auto Repairs
Al C. August, newly moved to Hayward to pursue a second million in autos, opens vacation repair service at the Eighme Daniels Buick agency on A Street. He notes motorists seek special pre trip work, promising 100 percent satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al C. August
Hayward
Eighme- Daniels Buick
Financial Plans For Farm Show Made at Parley
Alameda County Farm Products show program advances with 1929 planning at Chamber of Commerce meeting. Tentative changes include fewer passes, a special free admission gate for workers, reduced prices, and prizes for agricultural booths. Hugo Frank chaired. 242 children plan to enter pets in the pet parade. queen contest and livestock divisions expected to draw more attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Chamber of Commerce
Hugo Frank
Katherine Borneman
Justine Fischer Gore
Herve
Chamber
Theatre Manager Arrives Here and Learns He's Dead
J Horwitz manager for the Golden State theatre chain arrives at Castro and B streets to learn rumors of his death. He is angry, hires locals as detectives to trace the slander, cites Mark Twain on premature demise as he clarifies he is alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Horwitz
Golden State Theatrical
Harvard Theatre
Castro
B Streets
al Frager
Jeadine
Haberdashery
Ir. Horwitz
Garsha
Mark Twain
Saunders Store Opening Signals New Era in Hayward
Clarence Saunders, owner of the Pigsty Wiggly chain, opens a Saunders store at 1616 B Street next to the Bank of Mary in Hayward. The $3300 unit features modern fixtures and service devices and marks another Pacific coast expansion amid his bold advertising and price policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Saunders
Hayward
B Street
Saunders
Wall Street
Pacific Coast
Bank of Mary
Hayward Twenty-Thirty Club Plans June Barbecue
Members of the Hayward Twenty-Thirty club discussed a June barbecue for the Veterans' Luncheon group and a city project to study a pool site at Alemorial park. Plans include inviting the Martinec Twenty-Thirty club and preparing uniforms for convention delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
John Mancini
Alemorial Park
al Fischer
Legion Juniors Open First League Game at Newark Sunday
Hayward American Legion Juniors, sponsored by Dohner and Galbraith Auto, prepare for their 1929 league debut at Newark grammar school grounds. Manager Phil Soares schedules a practice with the Hayward Poultry Producers unit at Bret Harte school grounds earlier Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Newark
Hayward American Legion
American Legion
Dohner & Galbraith Automobile Agency
Newark Grammar School
Hayward
Barba
Joes
Everette Manley
Ronald Souza
Howard
Turner
Matts
jRate
Bunter Swearingen
Anderson
Wesley Henry
Joseph
Abreu
Gonselves
Errington
Phil Soares
The
Poultry Producers of
Central California
Bret Harte
Malone to Fight Negro Star in Parente Bouts
In Oakland tonight at the Arcadia Pavilion promoter Louis Parente stacks a strong card led by Wilson Parko the Eastern Negro who KOed Bert Colima facing Jock Malone the clever harp in the main event. Also featured are Ma Jone versus Red Aklan Yarbo seeking new western bouts and Mike Watters versus Stewart McLean. Eddie Haedon aims a comeback against Pete Bertram with Ral Martin and Young Casilac in a prior duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russ Amlen Wilson Parko
Bert Colima
Jock Malone
Louis Parente
Arcadia Pavilion
Oakland
Ma Jone
Red Aklan
Yarbo
Mike Watters
Los Angeles
Stewart McLean
Angie
Watters
Eddie Haedon
Willessaly
Pete Bertram
Eddie
Ral Martin
Young Casilac
Hayward Native Sons Envoys Return From State Convention
Dr Henry Powell and Fred Hoffer returned to Hayward after attending the Nalive Sons of the Golden West state convention as Eden parlor delegates. The convention passed resolutions urging Congress to bar and deport aliens not eligible for citizenship and to exclude Mexican and Filipino laborers for political racial and economic reasons. The gathering ended with election and installation of new state officers. Vacation time promotions appear in local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Powell
Fred Hoffer
Hayward
The
Nalive Sons of the Golden West
Eden Parlor
Congress
Star Pitcher to Coach Baseball at Hayward High School
Morey F. Jones, a three year star pitcher for the University of Southern California, will join Hayward high school as assistant instructor in physical education next year. He will assist Ned Kay in basketball and head the baseball program, succeeding Arthur Molin, while also leading the tennis team. Jones has coached at Reedley High School and recently pitched for the Portland Pacific Coast League, choosing not to pursue professional baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward High School
Morey F. Jones
University of Southern California
Ned Kay
Reedley
Honoiu Ia
Sciots
Fresno
Kay
Arthur Molin
Main
Jay Bruce Returns From Southern Lion Hunt
Jay Bruce of Sunset comes back after five months in the southern state region chasing lions. Weather made it too hot for his hunting dogs, so he visited the cooler north. He plans a multi month trip to the Siskiyou and Del Norte country with seven dogs, replacing older or felled, using a cross of fox hounds and bloodhounds. Mrs Bruce keeps silent dogs that trail without barking until the quarry is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Bruce
Irld
Siskiyou
del Norte
Bruce
Rotary Conclave Begins Picking Chiefs and Officers
At the Rotary convention in Dallas officials chose leaders and spokesmen, with two names discussed for international president M Eugene Newson of North Carolina and Raymond J Knoeppel of New York City. US directors likely from a field of 19 or 32 were narrowed to two candidates Floy Ronald and David Clark. Voting continued into tomorrow with balloting results due at Friday's session. A debate over dropping the motto He Profits Most Who Serves Best was anticipated, as Rotarians weigh spiritual profit versus charitable acts.
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Dallas
Texas
Rotary International
Rotary
M. Eugene Newson
North Carolina
Raymond J. Knoeppel
New York City
United States
Floy Ronald
The
Republican
Mitchell
South Dakota
David Clark
Charlotte
Auto- Grobile and Manufacturers
Stair Park
J. B. Satten
Tampico
Mexico
Great Britain
Ireland
Portand
Oregon
Arthur Frederick Sheldon
Chicago
Good Buys Used Cars In Hayward Area
A compact car listing from Donner and Galbraith advertises numerous used vehicles including a 1926 Buick Roadster a 1925 Ford Coupe and a 1922 Studebaker Touring Car. The ad emphasizes low prices saying they can’t be beat and provides contact details in Hayward between Castro and Watkins with local phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Phaetor
Donner & Galbraith Ford
Lk &T
Castro
Watkins
Hayward
Centerville
1908 Seniors Triumph Over Juniors in Final Grid Game
A small crowd at the high school stadium watched the 1928 championship contenders in a probable last contest. The seniors and postgraduates dominated the juniors, winning 20 to 0, with Pete Jones scoring twice and Maline Lamb adding a fourth quarter TD as the seniors savored a romp and showcased playful, improvised plays.
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Last Falls
B. K. Smith
Pete Jones
Maline Lamb
Lamb
Lafayette Gould
Tom Gagghy
Quardashack
Carlie Hull
Sam Madsen
Joe May
Arthur Butler
Clyde Dlurt
Kenneth Sloan
Fred Raab
George Popara
Ellisworth Waterman
Charles Bez
Frank Shotts
Magee
Porter Burge
Bowker
Jack Parrott
Blaisdell Smith
Temps
Mervin Yates
Gardner Jones
Hayward Girl Wins Stanford Honors
Miss Ramona Borree of Hayward daughter of Mr and Mrs Magnus Borree earned scholastic honors during commencement season at Stanford University Hospital May 15. She was chosen to instruct the incoming class and will return next fall to complete her public health course. She is a cousin of Miss Gladys Roos who will graduate from Mills College soon and she previously graduated from Hayward grammar and high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramona Borree
Magnus Borree
Hayward
Stanford University Hospital
Barree
Gladys Roos
Milt's College
Massa Heads Europe Trip After College Graduation
Edward C. Massa, graduate of St. Marys College Moraga, departed with five companions on a special train for an extended European trip. After a week in New York they will board the French steamer De Grasse bound for Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Massa
St. Mary's College
Moraga
New York
de Grasse
Paris
Recital at Mrs Rogers Longs Postponed to June 8
A music recital for Mrs Marian Kathleen Rogers Long's pupils will be held at her home on Saturday June 8 instead of the coming Saturday as previously announced. The event is an invitation affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Kathleen Rogers Long
City observes Memorial Day with services and parade
Hayward marks Memorial day with a morning procession forming on upper B street opposite Markham school, a 9:29 a.m. assembly at the armory by Company F, and a cemetery ceremony at Lone Tree with address by Frank B. Graves. Veterans groups, auxiliaries, Scouts, and the American Legion band participate. Taps concludes the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Tree Cemetery
Hayward
Markham School
National Guard
Clyde Voorhees
Celock
United States
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion
Hayward Bay
Frank B. Graves
Oakland
Department of California
Harry Bradford
Fred Wayne
Anton Jaeger
Company F
Charles E. Lukens Jr
Presbyterian Church
American Legion Band
Jack Hopland
General Logan
Ladies’ Glee Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Greeck
Joseph A. Ten Broeck
Trinity Episcopal Church
Harry Pence
Haywardites
Proper Flag Respect and Display Guidelines
American Legion groups promote flag code education for holidays. Procedures include saluting in processions with specific poses for men and women, flag display from sunrise to sunset, half-staff to full-staff timing on Memorial Day, and flag orientation when mounted. Buntings used in ads should not replace the flag.
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United States
American Legion
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Parley
Chrysler
Hay
Sant “Fenindro
Vets’ Club
Rexall Prng
Brains Drag Store
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Mastd
Stanford
Massa
Europe
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