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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
4
The annual Red Cross drive in Hayward began yesterday under Mrs L B Parsons. A corps of women works to enroll every resident, with displays and personal solicitation. The piece urges people to support the Red Cross without being asked, calling it an honor and duty.
Mothers urged to register babies for a Better Baby Contest at the Congregational church bazaar. The event runs Saturday November 14 at Odd Fellows hall from 3 to 5 PM. Prizes go to best babies in two age groups with medical staff and a health nurse assisting.
Education Week in Hayward schools focuses each day on a theme from Constitution Day to Know Your School Day. Activities emphasize patriotism, school foundations, conservation, and preparation for modern life with slogans and a talk on American education week.
San Mateo on November 12 reports rapid first wave of memberships totaling 1 with Miss Mary Ambrose, secretary, canvassing business districts. Merchants express eagerness for a booster body to drive progress and address community problems.
The Hayward Foresters of America Court Hayward plans a weekly course in band instrument playing led by Thomas Flores and Thomas Dias. About twenty court musicians will join in a forty piece ensemble training, with home study pieces and weekly classes beginning mid or late month.
The article notes Cecilia Vincent will become Mrs. Soares around year start. It quotes Captain Soares of the Madsen Varieties saying the engagement is public, with many friends to share in the good news.
Thousands of Hayward supporters filled the stands as the Hayward High team defeated Centerville 7 to 0. The rallying spirit from Harvard High prior to the game, a spirited midweek rally, and the Hayward Hi band helped fuel the victory.
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