Highlands Club Gets New Piano and Plans More
Hayward Highlands notes from the Highlands Improvement Club meeting report a new piano bought at a good price. updates include road repairs, a water tank project by Clement Klaren, and members traveling, with Lorraine Kelly visiting Portland and Charles and Mrs. Thompson returning from a northern auto tour.
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Hayward Highlands
Hayward Highland Improvement Club
H. EB. Scott
Clement Elsrep
A HS Harfley
Diana
Fred Hellman
Alameda
Fred
Oakland
Clement Kiaren
Geo. Matthewa
Clement Klaren
Klaren
Lorraine Kelly
John T. Kelly
Portland
Oregon
Charles Thompson
Judge Harder to Speak to Hayward Youth Club
The Agorias junior service club in Hayward moved its meeting to Thursday evening tomorrow due to Thanksgiving. Judge Jacob Harder Jr. will address the Young Men's Service Club about forming a group, drawing on his public life experience and commitment to youth.
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The
Agorias
Neighbors of Wood Craft elect officers for ensuing year
At Palma circle meeting, Neighbors of Woodcraft elected Guardian Marian Peck and other officers. new members include Maud McDonald. Whist prizes went to J. W. Littlefield first and M. Stark second.
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Palma Circle
Guardian
Marian Peck
Josephine Angus
Ma_ bel Heyer
Mabel Brock
Minnie J. Smith
Carrie Krotzer
Orpha Brown
Katherine Brown
Lottie Littlefield
Inner Sentinel
Anna Madsen
Outer Sentinel
Lovejoy
Eleanor Thiel
A. C. Pimentel
M. F. Krotzer
C. C. Brockman
Ellen EB. Bettencourt
Ray Kremer Attends E Jons Luncheon Visit
Oakland baseball star Ray Kremer attends the E Jons luncheon at the Pergota with Lions guests. He tours school bars and poses with a group at B street schools, inspiring boys and praising local allows in Hayward Highlands nearby in Sanada and San Diego. They reside in the Kelly house.
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Ray Kremer
Oakland
E.jons’ Luuncheon
Pergota
B Street
Kremer
Lions
Sanada
San Diego
Hayward
Kelly
Hayward School Thanksgiving Pro gram Announced
Education Week events in Hayward include a 2:30 p.m. Friday auditorium address by Van Burke Lions Club president on law observance. Thanksgiving exercises and Armistice Day pageants follow at B Street and other Hayward schools with student casts, bands, and a Veterans Hospital visit for cheer.
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Hayward
van Burke
Nash
The
Lions Service Club
Burke
B Street
Earl Kenyon
Melvin Voellmeke
Elma George
Mary Allen
Viola Brown
Carroll Hubbard
Ruth Parkinson
Odella Govin
Bernice Valsan
Barley Pitkanen
Neighborhood Girls Prepare Christmas Playlet in Hayward
Thirty members of the juvenile auxiliary of the Hayward Royal Neighbors of America rehearse under Mrs. Carol B. Kelly for a December 15 performance at Odd Fellows hall titled Santa's Predicament. Rehearsals continue through the month to polish characterizations and lines.
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Kelly
Hayward
Jailed on Charge Of Taking Money From Hayward Creamery
John Domingues 26 is jailed in Alameda County at Oakland for allegedly taking money from a Hayward creamery. He remains without $100 bail and will face Justice Harder for a hearing next Monday.
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Hayward
John Domingues
Alameda County
Okaland
Domingues
Justice Harder
Kremer Enthuses School Crowd On Traffic Plan
State Automobile Association representatives in Hayward implemented a four marker system at First and Main with slow down signs along School Street to improve safety amid frequent traffic. The plan, used in Oakland, aims to curb accidents by guiding drivers into intersections. Plus, the Ladies' Trinity Aid Society schedules a November 21 cooked food sale to fund rectory improvements with listed organizers.
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State Automobile Association
Hayward
Main
School
Oakland
Ladies’ Trinity Aid Society
Three Letters on Hayward Bond Election
Readers in Hayward discuss the proposed 104 000 bond issue for a city hall and sewer project. Two letters support the plan citing pride and future growth. one letter opposes citing location and cost concerns.
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Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
Sycamore Lodge to Confer Initiatory Degree Monday Night
Sycamore Lodge No. 125, L O G F, will confer the initiatory degree next Monday evening. Past I Grane's team will perform with Noble Grand C. A. Madsen and Vice Grand Geo. Henningsen. A stag whist and turkey prizes are planned along with a live refreshment committee of several members. Lodge to be called to order at 7 30.
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L O. G.F
I Grane
C. A. Madsen
Geo. Henningsen
Has Christensen
Wm. Gavin
H. G. Bedford
Hayward Athletic Club Welcomes Free Wrestling Instruction
Practical instruction in wrestling will be provided to Hayward Athletic Club members by Joseph Brandon, a local business man and former amateur wrestler. The program will start immediately and include wrestling and boxing as core parts, with basketball also emphasized. Instruction will be offered to all members ages from the teens to about 30, and a business men's athletic class is being considered.
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Hayward
B Street
Hazel Madsen
Anna Wentzel
Claire Brennan
Mabel Behneman
Evelyn Reid
Alice Pehrson
Violante Fremersdorf
Mary Morison
Anne Mello
Hayward Grammar School
Massasoit
Ronnald Souza
Messenger
Winchell Smith
Henry Roderigues
Jack Cicero
Dorothy Powell
Mamie Enos
Congetta Martin
Mary Laughlin
Harold Gonsalves
Rufus Duarte
Harry Dunham
Bille Rose
Albert Freitas
David Simmons
William Ryan
Junior Hodgson
John Rubio
Edward Fernandes
Walter Huber
Albert de Costa
Hamilton Hodgson
Minuet
Bernica Tafaro
Old Grace Brown
Priveilla
Elaine McCarthy
John Alden
Raymond Blasquet
Miles Standish
Stephen Furdh
Aunt Ruth
Reva Irish
Mary Orphan
Elveria Gonsalves
Hayward Athletic Club
Joseph
Brandon
Alameda County
Wrest
Man Shot in Los Angeles Area Ties to Liberty Theater Manager
Investigators pursue a mysterious shooting in Los Angeles involving Lee D. Croft manager of the Liberty theater Long Beach. Croft lies near death from a bullet wound. Frances Turney a relative claims the wound is tied to personal safety. Moss Turney is held for questioning.
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Los Angeles
Lee D. Croft
Liberty Theater
Long Beach
Croft
Frances Turney
Moss Turney
Hayward Camp Fire Honors and City Hall Controversy
The Camp Fire Court of Honors in Hayward awarded 162 honors across categories such as Home Craft and Citizenship. A letter from a citizen criticizes the proposed city hall location near Castro Street, urging transparency on plans and costs and opposing a bond issue for a hall in the plaza district.
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B Street School
Nature
Diazz
Castro Street
Pasade na High vandals smeared with green paint
Pasadena High School was smeared with green paint by fifteen Long Beach High School students. Police rounded up the vandals, who spent the night in jail, as they cleaned the site under police supervision.
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Pasadena
Pasadena High School
Long Beach
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