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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1925
Page
1
The 75,000 mile national highway system designated by Secretary Jardine includes 440 routes touching every state. The Hayward road is numbered 45, linking Manteca California to Hayward and San Jose.
Hamuad and Mrs. Y Steffan of Los Angeles welcomed a pew babe named Paul Vincent Meifan this Easter. The Steffans, who stayed at the Presbyterian church, formed quick friendships during their visit. The announcement arrived about a day or two ago.
Banker William Knight announces a drive to raise 3,000,000 for St Mary's College to be built on Foothill Boulevard near Hayward. Knight heads a local committee of I B Parsons Jacob Harderdin F E Pereira A S DeMello Jack Mitchell Leo Haas Andy Garin Frank Mitchell and Frank Lemos. The effort begins December 1 with hopes for broad community support and regional interest. For sale by owner 1 acre modern home with income potential inquire Box 19 Review. 1912swpd
Hayward trustees approved about 235000 in building permits for two to three unit structures including duplexes and cottages. The controversy over a city park right of way near Second Street flared as residents argued over fence removal and access, while city officials maintained the entrance must remain open.
The U P P E C whist party Tuesday evening drew a large crowd with forty three tables in play and many participants. Prize winners include A E Stephens M Fields J Frettas MC Rebello V Michelsen and numerous others. The ladies thank Mr Knightly and supporters for services chairs and prize donations from non members across Oakland and San Francisco.
The Review notes the Fairview School Club bazaar and dance was a great success. They thank friends and patrons and express gratitude on behalf of the Fairview Kiddies for generous support and memories of Santa.
Rev Josiah Daniel pastor of the Presbyterian church and Rotary president speaks in Oakland before the Daughters of the American Revolution, a distinguished women’s organization.
Mr and Mrs E E Coffin recently moved to Hayward from Western Kansas and have taken residence at the corner of B street and Sayre avenue. Lamb & Andrade report sales including the Walter Lamb House and lot on Sunger Boulevard and the Rodrigues home with five lots at C and 4th streets, signaling rising real estate activity in Hayward.
Mercy Co. of Oakland opens a Richfield Service Station in Alameda County as a General Tire & Rubber Co. distributor. Tom M. Hamilton named local representative. offers full General tire line, vulcanizing and retreading for trucks and buses.
Kay Kremer world series star and Joe Devine visited the Lions and local schools. Kremer spoke about baseball as a profession, urged good study and fitness, demonstrated batting grip, and answered questions at the Lions meeting and school gatherings. Autographs were exchanged with bankers and boys, who prize the tokens for life.
The Taylord High School Parent Teachers Association will hold a reception for junior parents in the auditorium next Monday evening November 23 at 8 oclock. Mr Jay, Physical Instructor, will speak on The Physical Condition of the High School Student. Two students from Miss Greens class will discuss cooperation between the PTA and student body. Mrs F Pendergast chairs the program. The public is invited.
Trinity Aid Society plans a cook ed food sale at a convenient store on Saturday November 21. The ladies urge everyone to come early to buy their eats for Sunday and Thanksgiving dinner.
Hay City Officials say city hall is essential and push for $100,000 bonds to build a new hall on Castro Street across from the plaza. They argue current rent costs and scattered departments justify a permanent city building, with ground ownership downtown as best option.
A man took a bicycle seat while the owner, returning from the library, found the wheel locked with the seat clamped tight. The incident suggests a warning to riders about theft tactics that allow partial removal of a wheel.
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