Thanksgiving Service Planned by Hayward Churches
The Congregational Church hosts a public Thanksgiving service at 10 36 AM with Rev. Saywell of the First Methodist preaching and Mrs Catherine Brownell performing. A Union observance offers a religious option for residents before turkey dinner, while inviting broader attendance. Lions club notes at Castro Villa show a lively meeting with notable attendees and fundraising for charity. Ora Lomans discuss annexation to Hayward with district officials, outlining potential tax and service changes, fire and sewer benefits, and a three hour open forum. A committee to meet with the Federated Improvement club plans to report back with facts and a final decision pending public input.
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Congregational Church
George G. Saiwell
First Methodist Church
Catherine Brownell
Tame
Hayward
Saywell
Feck
Ora Loma Club
Hayward Union High School
W. B. McCord
Hay- Ward
Wiic
McCord
Rogers
Bank of Hayward
Frank Gomes
Federated Improvement Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ora Lomans
Mother's Plea For Bay Wins Parole
John Ortez 18 faced charges of stealing 300 from a trunk kept by his father. His mother Mary Ortez pleaded tearfully to Judge Jacob Harder. The judge withheld sentence and placed him on indefinite probation hoping the mother's appeal will curb delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ortez
Hue
Edor Ortez
Mary Ortez
Jacob Harder
Daily Review Thanksgiving Day Off The Press
The Daily Review will not be issued on Thanksgiving Day. The staff and pressmen will enjoy a holiday night out and the paper will be absent due to turkey dinners, closed downtown businesses, no deliveries, and no holiday advertising. Readers are wished a happy Thanksgiving.
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Daily Review
Review
Maynard Plans Memorial for Eichwaldt by Chamber Officials
Chamber of Commerce officials and local businessmen seek funds to honor Alvin Eichwaldt, a Hayward youth lost while pursuing the missing flyers of the Dole race to Hawaii. Judge Jacob Harder, chamber secretary, received a letter from Lea W. Stone describing Eichwaldt and enclosing $50 toward the memorial fund. No definite announcement yet.
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Chamber of Commerce
Alvin Eichwaldt
Hayward
Hawaii
Jacob Harder
Chamber
Lea W. Stone
Eichwaldt
Community Sings and Harmonica Contest at Hayward Theatre
An Oakland vocalist leads community singing and a harmonica contest planned at the Hayward theatre. Tuesdays feature a big sing with a future harmonica contest, prizes include a silver cap for the winner and harmonicas for others. Performers of all ages urged to sign up at the box office.
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Oakland
Hayward
D. McDonald
Hoerwitz
Three Fine Plays Next Week by Hi School Players
Hayward Union High School presents three one act plays on Friday December 2 at 7 15 p m in the auditorium Miss Civilization Reddy Butch Harry and Abe’s safety form the suspenseful centerpiece with My Lady’s Lace and The Rehearsal offered as additional pieces Tickets are sold by the Public Speaking class or at the high school office Adults 50 cents grammar and high school pupils with student cards 23 cents
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Civilization
Reddy
Butch
Harry
Abe
Hayward Union High School
Memorial Fund Backed by Hayward Community
Citizens expressed approval of a memorial fund with strong local support. Individuals approached voiced unreserved backing and predicted generous subscription from Hayward residents. Tentative plan calls for the memorial to be placed in Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Hayward
Park
Check Passer Warns Hayward Merchants
Police alert Hayward merchants amid rising bad checks. A man forged banker F C Wirton’s name to about 50 dollars of checks targeting clothing stores. Investigations extend to surrounding cities. another incident involved a $20 check for $40 of merchandise.
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Hayward
F C. Wirton
Ace
Bank of Haywards
Polee
Tle
Hayward History Told At Hill and Valley Club Meeting
Curator of the Hill and Valley Club in Hayward California recounts local history from Guillermo Castro’s era through the town’s incorporation in 1876. The talk covers landmarks, the plaza, fires, the railroad era, race track sites, and scattered early buildings and mills.
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Hill and Valley Club
Hayward
John Allan Park
The
California
Elayward
Chris Herman
Gus la Cunha
Dan Salmon
John Pain
Puffs
Therton
Cone
Irs Jessup
Cherryland
Farr ‘View
Great Rabbit Show Planned for December 1 to 4
The Pacific Rabbit Breeders Association forecasts a larger turnout and higher quality rabbits than last year for a December show at Nate Lane. Exhibitors from California and western states, including Mentane and Crab, have requested entry blanks. Organizers Jack Villar and J. H. Howe of San Jose, with local support from Vallejo, anticipate prizes and widespread public interest with events on December 3 and 4 featuring various rabbit dishes.
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British Columbia
Nate Lane
Texas
H.C. Hiins
Edward Korrad
Pacific
Northland
California
Jack Villar
San Jose
J. H. Howe
L. BK. Walbridge
Hayward
J. Ek. Lavalleur
Valle Visa
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