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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1925
Page
4
Neighborhood gunfights in Kentucky left multiple dead and wounded after election day turmoil. Reports from Harlan and Whitesburg allege clashes with fatalities including William Gilbert and four others injured.
Officials prepare to set a firm line on headlight violations. Cops and judges discuss actions and warnings. Motorists receive two days to adjust headlights and send proof plus the citation to the designated judge.
Annual collection of personal and real taxes has begun under Tax Collector Fred P. Schilling and will run until January 11. The process will merge into one installment and the city council meeting room has been converted to collection headquarters.
A fragmented line warns against placing fresh contents in dirty or sour troughs. The readable portion emphasizes hygiene and proper storage practices to avoid contamination.
An unidentified 45 year old man leaped from the lower deck of the Key Route ferry Fernwood in San Francisco as theater crowds filled the vessel. Captain Jacobson turned the boat and searchlights scanned the bay for about twenty minutes but no body was recovered.
Lois Woodward's father EB Woodward filed a $12,800 damages suit against the city of San Francisco, William Stewart, and his parents for the death of the 16 year old who perished after a Geary Street car collided with Stewart's automobile on June 16 at Twenty seventh avenue.
East Alameda County PTA announces a date change for a party at Castro Valley School. The big turkey whist will now be held Thursday evening November 5 with prizes refreshments and a rollicking good time.
Hayward Rebekah Lodge hosts a benefit whist at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday evening November 6. Proceeds go to the Gilroy orphans home. Committee members include W. C. Wallace Chas Curry J. H. Christensen and A. Watson. Fifteen turkeys prize the winners and organizers promise an enjoyable time for all attendees.
The Associated Charities asks residents to drop off clothing shoes and worn apparel at the old hall on Main Streets. Entrance will be open daily except Sundays from 9 a m to 4 pm starting November 5. The charity office opens Saturday November 7 with hours 10 36 to 11 30 a m and 3 30 to 2 30 p m.
More than 6000 entries expected for the fifth annual California State Poultry Association exhibition opening Thursday in the Oakland Auditorium. Delegations from New Jersey and coastwise breeders attend with groups from Pacific Pigeon Fanciers' Club and Western Rabbit Breeders' Association joining. Judges include Louis A. Stahmer and D W Young. Poultry industry in Alameda County totals about 5 million dollars annually.
Louise Fisher reports on Nash to San Leandro and a hospital update for neighbor S. E. Lovejoy. Goats shipment from California Ginners Marketing to Danville begins a decade of eastbound consignments. Hayward pigeons sought for Reno dedication as P. Vargas ships homers. Nevada pigeon racing grows. Rally committee named with armband, wood gathering, and planned class stunts for Hayward High. The Manila Santo Tomas remark notes a long history of education.
Upcoming events include Hayward Union High P T A meeting Monday November 9 at 2 30 p m in the high school East Alameda County Federation P T A turkey whist Friday November 6 at Castro Valley School with prizes and refreshments S P L S L No 8 whist November 13 at U Q O F Hall prizes include turkeys chickens and other items Castro Valley P T A November 12 meeting and November 14 whist at Independent School house Fairview Ladies Club dance November 13 with auctioned hand made goods for the Christmas tree fund Masquerade ball November T at Odd Fellows Hall Hayward admission 50 cents and a royal good time Native Sons and Native Daughters homeless children benefit November 12 at Native Sons Hall whist party with prizes and public invited
Classifieds seek purchase of one acre with small down payment and monthly terms. Also rental requests for house with one to three acres with option to buy. Additional listings for apartments, sale of ranch items, horses, tractors, and poultry in Hayward and surrounding areas. Box references indicate Review Office notices.
The Hayward Camp Fire girls receive awards at a monthly Court of Honor in the Camp Fire Room at B Street School. Judges, all local women, present beads and leather honors for achievements in Hand, Camp Craft, Home Craft, Health, Nature and Citizenship.
Two boys aged eight and eleven depart barefoot from the city to explore the world. The Public Ledger notes the phrase explorers always forget something. A lighthearted aside on a mother-in-law and a public warning about doors, moldy silage, and freshness.
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