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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
1
Richmond architect oversaw the design with F Peversey and Meatsup as general contractors. Hugo Frank supplied the digaling equipment. The week of December 4 is set for extensive Masonry activity as the community unites to celebrate the new home.
Mrs Elvise Hansen longtime Hayward resident dies at 66 after a stroke. Former Valborg Danish Society member leaves husband Louis and daughters Mrs Alice Jorgensen and Mrs Florence Cook plus a granddaughter Norms Alice Jorgensen. Funeral Tuesday at 2 from Sorenson Bros parlors with Rev Orth officiating. interment Lone Tree cemetery.
The old Hayward Hotel hillside site on the hill has been sold by Lamb and Andrade Cas tro street realtors. The buyer remains secret for now. removal of a gravel mountain is needed to reach street level before development. Lamb and Andrade highlight recent sales and ongoing offerings in Harvard and vicinity.
Armistice Day plans announce most local stores will close on Wednesday. Lee Wilbur urges residents to shop tomorrow to carry through the holiday. Also listed is a for sale notice for a Hem stitching machine and a Singer model with instruction offered by Fred Jones of Oakland.
Miss Amy Cryan argues at Sungas migur union observance of Armistice Day that the World Court can prevent war and must gain public U.S. support. She cites 1902 1944 arbitration successes, notes lack of enforcement power, and stresses U.S. membership would sway global opinion toward peace. The event included a religious service and appeals for charity and Red Cross funding.
The Ashland Improvement Club will stage the Great Bonfire on Friday night November 13. The cast and personnel promise a superb performance, drawing eager crowds to Ashland to see the show and support the town’s efforts.
The Peter Brohl Army Store promotes substantial savings on army goods including canteens, tents, blankets, raincoats, soaps, shoes, suits, underwear and hosiery. The owner leverages stock bought after World War I and from manufacturers to offer first class items at prices below government and manufacturing costs. The article endorses the store’s value to shoppers seeking low prices.
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