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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1927

Page

1

Chief Lewis Still In Post As Hayward Police Chief

The article reports John Lewis has not resigned as Hayward chief and may remain under mounting political pressure. Friends say he previously considered quitting but officials urged retirement. Health concerns and a tense trustee discussion foreshadow lively trustee meetings, with no definite outcome yet. A separate item notes a successful Tennyson whist party with about 200 attendees and prizes donated by local merchants. Proceeds fund a Tennyson children’s Christmas party. next PTA meeting set for November 18.

John Lewis Lewis Bincoming Mines Lee 3 Wilbur Umhat Artlur Manier Crusten Wilbur Unter Lewis Heo Kigga Hayward Tennyson Airs Edward Graff Tennyson Parent-Peachers Association Masters Furniture Compesy Outings Black Furnitura Co Doli Jewelry Fietshher & Klegnman Sherman Electric Frank Electric Hayward Drug Co Abreu's Pharmacy Jensen's Roberts Smplement Co Milton's Candy Store Eugene Costa Doll Chris Shusen R. Fontane Sue Tennyson

May Finally Find Name of Unknown Soldier

Paris United Press reports plans to identify the Unknown Soldier at Arlington within 11 years. The War Department has located burial sites for all but about 3,000 of the 50,000 Americans killed in France. A nationwide effort of soldiers is mapping battlefields to recover and name those missing, a task expected to take a decade more.

Paris United Press Arlington Cemetery A. Ke. I aArhington France War Department

Stebbins Bros Take Chrysler Franchise Amid Local Shakeup

Chrysler passes into the Stebbins brothers hands, relocating into the former Buick building. The deal ends Loewenthal disputes and signals dealer realignment as Buick service continues in place. A new March agency for Boise is planned once a suitable site is found.

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Graves Registration Work Reveals Bodies of Missing Soldiers

The Graves Registration Service, aided by the American Legion convention in Paris, found 200 of 2,925 missing soldiers in the field. Many remains lie in bushes or gullies where wounded men died, awaiting identification as War Department records are searched for names.

America ELFP War Department American Legion Paris Veteras Buddex Ney

U.P.P.E.C Whist Party at Native Sons Hall

U P P E C Whist will be given by U P P E B C at Native Sons hall on November 21 the last Monday before Thanksgiving. Admission is 8 cents? The note lists main prizes and additional tokens for guests and score cards priced at 26 cents each.

Native Sons Hall

Alameda County Christmas Seal Drive Expands Outreach

The Alameda County Tuberculosis Association announces a vigorous Christmas seal sale with 146 000 letters to go to subscribers after Thanksgiving. Funds support the Del Valle Preventorium for children near Livermore and a new dormitory and admission building. Local committees across Hayward San Leandro Alvarado Centerville Decoto Irvington Livermore Newark Niles Pleasanton and other towns organize under leaders named in the release.

Alameda County Tuberculosis Association C. J. Strable Oakland del Valle Livernore Hayward A. W. Hearn Peter J. Crosley Frank E. Pereira L. H. Rosenberg San Leandro James Daiztel A. J. Jensen Charies H. Miler George Mortenson Alvarado August May Robie Centerville Howard Chadbourne Freda Bunting Jo L. Aisup Irvington 3I'S Anderson Charlies Luts Livermore Rs. D. Meonald Moh S- Beazell J. C. Reimers Aisston San Jose Warm Spriggs Sophie Gallegos Anita Gallegos Newark Charles Cockerall Stary Brown Niles A. A. Hlnteh Pleasanton Walter Griggs Wiliam Symz Lee Weiss Washington Town J. Thane J. L. Bunker J. R. Whipple

Getting Rid of Old Cans One of the Harder Jobs

A rural resident weighs schemes to dispose of tin cans, from repurposing to roofing material. Harry Te Hayward perks vivid plans as he tackles the long running American nuisance of indestructible packing containers.

KU Carson Harry Te Hayward Harher South Hara Twigg

Whist at Dania Hall Assists Needy Students

The Hayward Union High School hosts a turkey whist at Yamaball on Saturday evening November 19 to raise funds for student assistance. Prizes include poultry orders wool blankets and comforters with reserved labels for guests and additional help as needed. The drive aims to support local students through year end and teach community responsibility.

Hayward Union High School Yamaball Lege Suudenrid Benettung Wave

Girls Riot Sparks Injuries at Oakland Crowd Scene

Four Alameda girls in their teens were jailed on drunkenness rioting and disturbing the peace after a riot at Oakland venues. Police say the teens abused patrons and were attacked as crowds of more than 4100 spectators attempted to free them injuring three officers and trampling bystanders.

Chrysler Washington Eden Murray Townships Alameda County San Leandro Buick Terbins Bros. Sates &Ervice Oakland United Press Alameda Wanna Dart None

Twigg Sees Trash Can Trouble After Night With No Moon

Twigg travels along roads with family sliver to the dumping ground. A garbage lot gates, mounting gloom, and a neighbor finds six sacks of tin cans in the front yard after a night devoid of moon, prompting Twigg to urge action on the cans.

Twigg Sliover Hayrah Sarher Hindenberg Twign

Married Fifty Years Ago in Iowa Now Live Castro Valley

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wood celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their Castro Valley home Knoll Acres on Sunday November 6. They wed November 5 1877 in Muscatine Iowa and lived in Kansas for thirty years before moving to the bay area sixteen years ago. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chas B Greene Miss M Spilman Berkeley Miss S Steetson Miss E Fenton Miss E Schauffler and others from Oakland Castro Valley and Miles.

Airs Joseph Wood Ransome

Hayward School Crowd Nears Two Thousand Says Principal

Principal Robert Reid reports total elementary enrollments in Hayward schools just over 1500 with average 34 per teacher. Attendance peaks after January due to seasonal work and family returns. An upcoming high school football game on campus is highly anticipated. Mrs. Holman and a group of ladies demonstrated a balanced ration for students, with Ass Garcia helping prepare the meal plans.

Robert Reid Hayward Principsi Reid Holman Ass Garcia

200 Bad Checks Issued by Forger Now Being Sought

A check forger wielding as many as 1373 aliases roams California from Stanislaus to the Mexican border. He is 25 to 30, with reddish hair, clean shaven, and has passed five bad checks in Stanislaus County as officers chase him across a score of cities.

California Stanislaus County Clarence Morrill State Bureau of Criminal Identification

Duck Dinner and PTA Events at Hayward Community

Mrs. Wilson of the Busy Bee announces a Sunday duck or fried chicken dinner at 75 cents per plate with home made pies available. Hayward High School PTA plans a meeting Monday at 3 o'clock and a Whist party at Vania hall on Saturday November 10 to raise funds for students.

Hayward High School Vania Hall

Hayward High Team Prepares to Face Berkeley Yellowjackets

Hayward High football prospects coach Smith says players are toned to stop the Berkeley Yellowjackets. Berkeley's Emil Lamar predicts a big win as Campanile stands overlook the campus stadium. The piece notes confidence in Berkeley and hints at a close game upcoming Saturday.

Hayward Union High Smith Berkeley U. S Washingtou Rt Berkeley Field Netiig Lamar

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