Highlands Club Gets New Piano and Plans Ahead
The Hayward Highlands area reports the Highlands Improvement Club bought a new piano at a reasonable price after a music committee shopping trip. Members note ongoing road repairs on Baynard Highlands road, an irrigation water tank being built by Clement Klaren, and visits by Lorraine Kelly to Portland with relatives.
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Hayward Highlands
Hayward Bishland
Music Committee
H. E. Leon
Clement Klaren
E. A. Hartley
Fred Heitman
Alameda
Fred
Oakland
Baynard Highlands
Geo. Matthews
Klaren
Lorraine Kelly
John T. Kelly
Portland
Oregon
Axe
Charles Thompson
Neighbors of Wood Craft Elect Officers for Ensuing Year
At Palma circle meeting Neighbors of Woodcraft elected Guardian Neighbor Marian Peck Past Guardian Josephine Angus Adviser Mabel Hever Magician Mabel Brockman Clerk Minnie J Smith Banker Carrie Krotzer Attendart Orpha Brown Captain of Guards Katherine Brown Musician Lottie Littlefield Inner Sentinel Anna Madsen Outer Sentinel Lovejoy Flag bearer Eleanor Thiel Managers A O Pimentel M F Krot zer C Brockman Corresponding Secretary Eien EB Rettencourt Maud McDonald joined the order during the evening After adjournment whist was played J W Littlefield won first prize Mrs JD Stark second prize
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palma Circle
Woodcraft
Guardian
Marian Peck
Josephine Angus
Ma_bel Hever
Mabel Brockman
Minnie J. Smith
Carrie Krotzer
Orpha Brown
Katherine Brown
Lottie Littlefield
Inner Sentinel
Anna Madsen
Outer Sentinel
Lovejoy
Eleanor Thiel
A. O. Pimentel
M. F. Krotzer
C. ©. Brockman
Eien EB. Rettencourt
Maud McDonald
J. W.littlefield
JD. Stark
Four Marker System Placed At Corner Of First And Main
State Automobile Association representatives installed a four marker system at the corner of First and Main in Hayward. Slow down signs were positioned along what is described as School Street to improve traffic flow and reduce occasional accidents as cars travel this busy area. The plan mirrors the Oakland approach to guide drivers correctly at street intersections.
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State Automobile Association
Hayward
Main
School
Oakland
Buick
Kremer Inspires School Crowd At Lions Luncheon
Ray Kremer of Oakland visited B street schools during a Lions Club luncheon at the Pergola. He posed with students and impressed the crowd with his sportsmanship and inspirational reach from Canada to San Diego, as Hayward Highlands appeals to them.
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Ray Kremer
Oakland
Lions
Pergola
B Street
Kremer
Canada
San Diego
Hayward Highlands
Van Burke to Speak at Hayward Grammar School Friday
As part of Education Week in Hayward, Van Burke will speak on law observance at 2:30 PM in the grammar school auditorium. Thanksgiving exercises proceed across Hayward schools with programs at B Street School for primary and intermediate grades and Armistice Day events honoring veterans.
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Hayward
van Burke
The
Lions Service Club
Burke
B Street
Hazel Madpen
Anna Wentzel
Claire Brennan
Made Behneman
Evelyn Reid
Alice Pehrson
Violante Fremersdorf
Mary Meckson
Anne Mello
Hayward Grammar School
Messasoit
Ronnald Souza
Messenger
Winchell Smith
Henry Roderigues
Jack Cicero
Dorothy Powell
Mamie Enos
Congetts Martin
Mary Laughlin
Harold Gonsalves
Rufus Duarte
Harry Dunham
Billie Rose
Albert Freitas
David Simmons
William Ryan
Junior Hodgson
John Rubio
Edward Fernandes
Walter Huber
Albert de Costa
Hamilton Hodgson
Minuet
Bernice Tafaro
Ora Grace Brown
Priscilla
Elaine McCarthy
John Alden
Raymond Blasquez
Miles Standish
Stephen Furdh
Ruth
Reva Irish
Mary
Orphen
Elveria Gonsal
Earl Kenyon
Melvin Voellmske
Elms George
Mary Allen
Viola Brown
Carroll Hubbard
Ruth Parkinson
Odelia Govin
Bernice Valsan
Kerley Fpitkanen
Neighborhood Girls Present Christmas Playlet Dec 15
Thirty members of the juvenile auxiliary of the Hayward Royal Neighbors of America Poinsetta Camp rehearse a Christmas playlet Santa's Predicament to be staged December 15 at Odd Fellows Hall. Director Mrs. Carol B. Kelly guides rehearsals as costumes and scenery are prepared. The junior unit includes Hayward district girls up to age twelve.
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Hayward
Kelly
Jailed on Charge Of Taking Money From Hayward Creamery
John Domingues, 26, is in Alameda county jail in Oakland on a charge of improperly taking money from a Hayward creamery. He remains jailed after failing to post $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
Hayward Camp Fire Honors Given at Court of Honors
Court of Honors held in the Camp Fire Room at 8 Street School with fourteen girls present. A total of 162 honors were awarded across Home Craft 34, Hand Craft 40, Nature Craft 5, Health 51, Business 12, Citizenship 3, Rank 8, Scholarship 8, and Special Scholarship 1.
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Camp Fire Room
8 Street School
Hayward Welcomes Anderson Dentistry Office
Hayward becomes the eighth California city to host an Anderson system dental office. Dr. Monroe Whetstone says the clinic offers up to date fixtures and equipment and aims to provide top service at lower prices. The office is open for extended hours including some Sundays to accommodate patients.
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Hayward
Anderson
California
Monroe Whetstone
Whetstone
Castro Valley
Dr. Whetstone
Castro Valley Aged Citizen Dies at 73
Edward E. Hellings of Castro Valley, 73, died Monday at 1:30. Funeral from Sorenson Bros. parlors Wednesday at 10:50 with Rev. Josiah Daniel officiating. Cremation in Oakland. Niece Mrs H. Conover and nephew G B Hellings are survivors. Names listed include Verneta Rutsen Minnie Reid Esther Strutz Walter Colombo and others.
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Edward E. Hellings
Castro Valley
Diter
Sorenson Bros
Josiah Daniel
Oakland
EH. Conover
G. B. Hellings
Verneta Rutsen
Minnie Reid
Esther Strutz
Walter Colombo
George Capaul
Sydney Williamson
Edward Owen
Glen Vargas
Joseph Decena
Everett Ramsey
Great New York Chicago Cable Connects 250 Talkers
Local manager discusses the Chicago New York line as AT T completes a massive cable. The eight hundred sixty one mile route carries 500 telegraphic messages and 250 phone conversations, weighing tens of millions of pounds of lead and copper with eleven thousand splices and a total wire length of 447000 miles. The project cost about 25 million dollars.
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Hayward
New New York
Chicago
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
John” Robinson
Harvard
New York
Hayward Athletic Club to Start Wrestling Under Guidance
Practical wrestling instruction will be offered by Joseph Brandon a Hayward businessman and former amateur wrestler. The program will include wrestling boxing and basketball as core winter activities for members aged 15 to 50 with free instruction and broad youth and adult participation.
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Hayward Athletic Club
Joseph Brandon
Hayward
Alameda County
Brandon
Brown Grain Company Opens New Warehouse on S P Tracks
The Brown Grain Company starts a Hayward operation led by W S Brown and his son G O H Brown after two years as Idaho brokers. Southern Pacific built a 40 by 104 foot warehouse on the company tracks near the P depot to handle grains seeds vegetables and general storage. Phone service delays delayed progress but the business is moving ahead and service will be installed soon.
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Brown Grain Company
Hayward
W. S Brown
GO. H. Brown
Idaho
Southern Pacific
Odd Fellows to Initiate and Play Next Monday Night
Sycamore Lodge No 123 of the O N G L F will confer the initiatory degree next Monday evening. Pass Grand's team will perform the degree with C A Madsen as Noble Grand and Geo Henningsen as Vice Grand. aAsing whist prizes include turkeys. A live wire refreshments committee will host a post program feed. Lodge call is 7 30 p m instead of 3 09 s clock.
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Sycamore Lodge
Pass
C. A. Madsen
Geo. Henningsen
Christensen
Wm. Garin
H. G. Redford
Alan
Cha
Frocks and Needle Work Display by Hi School Girls
Educational weeks host an open house at Union High School sewing room Thursday from two to four o clock. Miss Needham supervises the girls as they exhibit frocks and practical garments, highlighting a new sewing program linked with cooking to teach housekeeping basics.
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Union High School
Miss Needham
J. J. Whist Club Enjoys Friday 13th Evening
The J. J.'s met at Elinor Thorndike's for a November 13 gathering. Katharine Westover won first in the main game. Lucille Craigie took the booby prize after a late surge, and Francis Thorndike placed close second in the Dutch whist.
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Elinor Thorndike’s
Katherine Westover
Lucille Craigie
Lucille
Katherine
Kathleen Craigie
Francis Thorndike
Elinor
Charlie
Chrysler
Wreck Victim Dies At Local Hospital
F G Griesbaum an Oakland resident injured in a Niles auto wreck Sunday morning died at Hayward General hospital Monday. His car was struck by a Western Pacific freight train causing fatal skull and internal injuries. He lived at 4224 Porter Street.
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F. G. Griesbaum
City Schools Show Bic Program Emphasis Across District
Principal Kammerer outlines the level ling power of learning as Hayward and most United States schools observe American Education Week. Monday stressed the Constitution and birth of the document, with Patriotism highlighted today and future days planned to engage the public in school roles and community impact. Rotarians visiting Union High School gain educational inspiration, while Grammar School under W B Kammerer features a focus on equalization through literacy and social mobility.
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Hayward
United Seales
United States
Big
Wlrtie
Johnson
Union
W. B. Kammerer
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Castro Street
Grammar School
Ves
Evelyn Muir
William Jensen
Billie Lund
Edwin Hol
Dingshead
Thomas Wilson
Athletic Club
New Ware
S.P
ESSEX
Sid Loewenthal
P.O
J. JS
Kammerer
Hay Ward
Bet
Dodge Broshers
Graham Brothers
Walter H. Daniels
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
Graham Brothers Trucks ‘Auto
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