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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
1
A historical note tells of a hen named Daly acclaimed for laying 3329 eggs in two years and earning special recognition in death. She lived in Hieslorr burg era, kept on a diet of almonds corn and lettuce, and died after being placed in an incubator despite fears of chicks.
The Hayward Civic League invites the public to a 3:00 p.m. program at Odd Fellows Hall with Miss Crystal Harford of the University High School Oakland speaking on personal glimpses of leaders in the British Parliament and the League of Nations. The event includes a 2:15 p.m. business meeting, Red Cross Roll Call, building fund appeals, clothing drives, and reports on local welfare efforts. The league emphasizes better citizenship and public interest.
An assembly at the Hayward High School addressed shoplifting by boys from Grammar and High Schools. Store officials and Judge Harver warned against theft and urged school action to curb the problem.
Judge Jacob Harder Jr. presided as Raulin was found not guilty of disturbing the peace and Le Boulanger’s assertion against her father was dismissed. Seven youths face reappearance for Halloween vandalism while Rothwell is fined 25 dollars for reckless driving. Vargas dismissed on promise to behave. Fernandes pleads not guilty amid raid findings, awaiting jury trial. An Americanization teacher program is credited to the Civic League with women volunteers urged to join for community improvement.
Community notes in Highlands Nov 6 describe a funeral for the old piano at Hayward Highlands club with master of ceremonies Mr Swichard and Mr Scott. A Turkey Whist event is planned November 13 at the Civic Center, and roads improvements are outlined along with new homes and street upgrades.
Tag Day by a local club raised about $12 for the hospital fund. Volunteers, led by Mrs. Hugo, collected on streets and at shops. the drive drew wide support from women in the community. The article also notes a shipment of shoes to Danville and a growing tax collection drive through January 11 led by Tax Collector Fred Rosemiting.
Mason Motor Sales has sold its lease to a Mr. Parks who will assume control within days. The spacious corner rooms at Main and A streets remain vacant while town speculation swirls about the future use and the Star is expected to stay on site.
A long brief follows a mother’s life progression from caring for a daughter to aging as she reaches middle age. It notes travels and personal milestones while referencing her family and a sense of resilience amid changing circumstances.
County farm adviser Joseph Hammon will demonstrate proper pruning of apricot trees Saturday at 10 o clock at the L Gotthberg farm on Niles road near Hayward. The event aims to show common sense pruning to boost fruit yield and balance wood growth.
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