Long Distance Flyer Duck Reaches Hayward Home
A wounded migrating duck, banded by the U S Department of Commerce in Washington DC with number 601139, landed exhausted at Mr Ball's home in South Garden Ave. The drake may have crossed the continent from Canada or Mexico before this voyage. Local residents hope its mate may soon arrive and assist.
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Bull
South Garden Ave- Ree
Mr. Ball
United States Department of
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Washington
Mr. Bull
Gene Collins
Lind
Gene
al Fruger
Clycle Engelund
Lindy
Muir Soccer Team Wins School Title In Final Contest
John Muir grammar school's soccer team clinched the Hayward grammar school title by beating Markham school ro. The match was tight with Muir scoring in the final three minutes. Final league standings show Muir 3 1 0, Bret Harte 2 1 2, Markham 0 2 3.
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Muir
John Muir Grammer
Hayward Grammer
Markham
Muir Bors
Stand- Muir School
Bret Harte
Ifrkham School
Marine Officer Visits Castro Valley Homecoming
Warrant officer Cha Nordstrom, part of the Sixth Regiment Marines, returns to his parental Eric Nordstrom residence in Castro Valley for a welcome visit. He participated in World War I battles including Chateau Thierry and is recognized for his service with a notable record.
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Cha. Nordstrrom
Eric Nordstrom
Berhoud
Sixth Regiment of Marines
Chateau Thierry
Michiel
Acgust
J. &. Cook
J. R. Rosenberg
Woodmen Camp to Install Handball Court and House Remodel
Woodmen of the World 4 purchased a house at 43 Street to create a clubroom and remodel for future use. Elmer Welsh, clerk of the camp, reports the sale marks a shift from the Bank of Haywards Hall where the group met for years. The three six room house spans 215 feet deep with later additions planned. Ed Frederickson notes furniture is being moved as part of preparing the new home and housewarming is aimed for December.
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Woodmen of the World
Elmer Welsh
Bank of Haywards Hall
Fiodse
Welsh
Ed Frederickson
Wake & Highpie
Churches Deny End of Loyalty Crusade Rumor
Rumor that Hayward area loyalty crusade churches have quit is denied by church leaders. They credit ongoing services and a seven week period ending November 17 with strong congregations and renewed Christian effort. pastors urge visits to confirm the continued movement and its goals.
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Hayward
Crusade
Christizn
Geels
Haywarg
Berkeley High Conquers Hayward In Loop Football Tilt
Berkeley High defeated Hayward 34 points in the first half and held on as the Farmers regrouped. The Berkeley team, aiming to defend a championship claim, showcased strength that surprised Hayward and sparked talk of a title run as both squads prepare for upcoming games.
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Berkeley High Schoults
Helge Mere
Gion Union
Armfiel Dey
Combi
Livermore High
Piedmoner High Shed
Sigama
Berkeley
B.K. Smith
Hayward
Piedmon
Frian
Piedman
Alameda
Parrott
Harwar
Berke
Plan to Link Port via Bayshore Highway Delayed
A distorted note shows officials debating extending Bayshore Highway from the Oaklawn route to connect Port. Traff ic planning lags as supervisors discuss establishment of a four mile link with public input and site considerations for future road segments.
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Bayshore Highway
MacMarr Merges Mutual and Pigsly Wigsly Stores
In Northern California a merger unites 165 Mutual and Figgly Wigsly chain stores under MacMarr control. MacMarr operates about 1300 shops across the western states, announced in San Francisco on November 2.
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MacMarr
Mutual
San Francisco
United Press
Siztrfive Mutual
Figgly Wigsly Chein
California
Company F Hoop Team Defeats Townsmen 41 to 21
Company F's basketball squad defeated Townsmen 41 to 21 Friday night at Luther Burbank school. Miggs Rogerson led Townsmen with 15 points while Company F players Rizzo Hodgson Myers Forth Oksen Bray Gould contributed in the scoring mix.
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Company F
Luther Burbank
Miggs Rogerson
Rizzo
Hodgson
Myers
Forth
Oksen
Bray
Gould
Florence
Amand
Ramos
Bedford
Rogerson
Center
Grinder
Frown and Soares
Pedestrians Learn Harvard Signal Rules on B Street
A Harvard pedestrian learns to use new traffic signals on B Street to cross parallel with auto traffic. Police at Main and Castro intersections reinforce that pedestrians must follow signal timing to avoid jaywalking and improve safety for both walkers and drivers.
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Harvard
B Street
Oakland
San Francisco
Main
Castro
Oliver Campos To Give Recital At Centerville
Oliver Campos presents the second annual recital at the Was auditorium Centerville Friday evening with 22 high school pupils from Amador and San Jose participating. Two grand pianos and multiple numbers performed by pupil groups, plus song and dance acts, begin at 7 50 with no admission charge.
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Oliver Campos
Zing High Schooi
Was
Centerville
Washington
Amador
San Jose
Bernice Weber
Geraldine Harlan
Billy Kaizer
Edith Sousa
Ciarepee Graham
Bonnie Mar
Ermy Fiehmann
Abbie Harlan
Ida Ien Genca
Gertrude Pashoto
Helen Rankim
Edith Oliveira
T4a Sequeira
Anga May Graham
Roy Secada
Emiline Oliveire
Claire Bettencourt
Mae Egan
Murl Burley
Eldora Per
Joe Silva to entertain Oakland Rotary club
Joe Silva, Harvard champion harmonica player, is invited to perform at the Oakland Rotary Club meeting on November 4 at Hotel Oakland. His numbers will be part of American Education Week activities. The invitation comes from William F. Ewing, assistant superintendent of Oakland schools and Rotary member.
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Joe Silva
Harvard
Oakland Rotars
Hotel Oakland
Joe
William F. Ewing
Oakland
Rotary Elub
State Commission Backs Railroads Building Project
SAN FRANCISCO November 2 Press Special to The Rey The state railroad commission backs the Great Northern and Western Pacific bid to build a line from Clamath Falls Oregon to Keddy California connecting their networks. Approval would give Great Northern access to the San Francisco Bay area via Western Pacific routes. The commission instructed lawyers to intervene in favor of the proposal which could link San Francisco via Niles and Redwood City.
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San Francisco
Reytate
Great Northern Railway
Western Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Klammuth Falls
Oregon
Keddy
Calif
California Commission
Railroad Commission
Niles
Redwood City
Alameda County
Hill and Valley to Hear Palestine Address
After a Hill and Valley Club meeting, Mrs Barbara Reid Robson speaks on Glimpses of the Holy Lane. Chairman John Merenig will discuss a local program with the high school cub. Tea to follow with a refreshment committee listed among attendees.
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Hill and Valley Citb Mandar
Barbara Reid Robson
Holy Lane
John M.erenigichairman
Deper i Icti
Wil
W High School
H. P. McDene
George Miuriman
T. 0. Isan
Joan Paulson
Perry
Airs
T. Pack
Henry T Powrl
M A
the Hoare of
Etiers
Wards Host Hallowe'en Benefit at Trinity Church
Mr and Mrs Ralph Ward hosted a Hallowe'en gathering to benefit Trinity Episcopal Church. The home was decorated with chrysanthemum arrangements and towered centerpieces. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments while awards were given for door and table decor.
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Ralph Ward
Street F
Elosa
Hallowe'en
PH. Hoare
Robert M. Reid
L. As Parker
Marjory Schoning
Georgie
Market Classified Fragments Include Pigeons And Pottery
Fragmented classified items list various offers such as selling pigeons and poults, a job inquiry by ex-soldier, real estate notes, and a practice in a trade. Includes scattered references to addresses and names with unclear legibility.
Shrine temple ball to honor Aghmes members at Hotel Geklard
The Shrine Temple ball will be held next Friday evening at the Hotel Geklard. Parents and Mrs. Tare D. Heyner of Richmond will be honored alongside longtime Aghmes temple members and their ladies. Guests from San Francisco Fresno Sacramento Stockton and Los Angeles have accepted invitations.
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Ari Parentare
Shrine Temple
Hotel Geklard
Parentere
Tare D. Heyner
Ricnmond
Aghmes Temple
San Francizco
Fresno
Sacramento
Stockton
Los Angeles
Youth Kidnapped by Rum Runners Sparks Father’s Fear
Oakland report details a child seized by rum runners amid a tense search. The grieving father fears for his son as investigators trace possible routes toward the Mexican border, with officials pressing for leads.
Mur Teachers Hostesses at Evening School Event
An early Athletic Club event featured Halloween themed contests dancing and performances. Hostesses included Grace Dunlap Emma Pendergast and Mildred Linder with guests Mr Ma Ruibh Dunlap and others as part of a recently formed gathering.
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Grace
Ma Ruibh Dunlap
Emma F. Pendergngahethler
Anotherildred Linder
Miss Oswil Surprise Party Noted at Home Visit
Friends of Miss Wilderswill surprised her at her home on October 31 with dancing and games. Attendees included Juba n Ham Sehraub Forrest Wood Robert Annett Jock War ail and others from Oakland. Paodta of Dantvi Thomas Fisher.
Valley Clubs Host Joint Luncheon at Castro Valley
Valley clubs and the Castro Valley Parent-Teachers Association and Young People's club held a joint luncheon after meetings. George Robers represented the P F and George Lundgren led the Young People's club. A weiner supper was served late with Mrs. C Mellerie and Mrs. Oscar Sturvinger in charge.
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Caster Veley
Castro Valley
George I. Robers
P.F
George Lundgren
Young People’s Club
C. Mellerie
Oscar Sturvinger
Alameda Coach And Fiance Wed In Time For Game
Alameda coach and fiancé wed as he prepared for a game. A supervisor and others rose at 3 am and traveled to watch the California University ball game. The article notes a three day intention and vague plans surrounding Lime and Tet amid the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda
Freeman
California University of Southern California
Woman Killed Three Injured in Crossing Wrecks
Mrs. Charles Weidlich, 33, of Oakland, was killed and her husband, 34, badly injured when their car collided with a Southern Pacific train in Emeryville. About 30 minutes later, Chari Notestein and Harry Steele, both of Oakland, were injured when their vehicle struck another Southern Pacific train near the scene. The second accident will be held at the home of Mrs. Eichwaldi.
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Oakland
Charles Weidlich
Charles
Southern Pacific
Emeryville
Chari Notestein
Harry Steele
Qakisod v
Acc
Birthday and Halloween gatherings mark community notes
The article recalls multiple local events including a birthday celebration for Evelyn Kract at Mr and Mrs ALA De Melis home on A street, and a Halloween party hosted by the Young family. It mentions the Epworth League and Woman's Auxiliary activities, a Thimble Club event, and card club plans with meetings at various homes.
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Amd
Ala
de Melis
Hal Ion
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PE Treat
Finke
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Wih. Bickell
Hasward
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Episcopal Church
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Ianysis
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Thames
Ein Byron
Veronica
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Aioche Hosre
Thimble
Worderstt
E.G. McDonald
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