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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
1
Fred Hammontree owner of the Per Goa restaurant told Spark reporter that suburban eateries thrive when money circulates and amusement is desired. He argued that strong local spending shows business is good as residents have funds for outings.
Four hundred ring neck pheasants are shipped from Hayward by Charles Mendonzas of Hayward Phesantry near Dublin Canyon. The birds travel to Modesto to support a propagation system with the state fish and game commission. They will be released over thousands of acres to repopulate the Boil and Valley lands. The commission aims to restock pheasants and provide protection for several more years, with no regular shooting season thereafter.
At Lakehurst New Jersey on October 1 the naval court of inquiry heard Captain Anton Heinan blame ship officers for the Shenandoah disaster while survivors seek to vindicate their dead comrades.
In a stormy session the Shipping Board adopted a resolution rescinding its action last year that granted President Lee Palmer of the Emergency Fleet Corporation powers to negotiate ship sales requested by President Coolidge.
Hayward crowds gathered at Braun's Drug Store as the one cent Rexall sale attracted shoppers early. The promotion offers bargains with real value, such as two boxes costing $1.01 when a single box is $1.00, and the sale runs through the rest of the week.
Four tourist resorts planned in Arizona at about 1 200 000 will form a central winter rendezvous near Phoenix. The hacienda style complex will include a golf course and polo grounds and operate in winter. Summer hunting lodges will be set up at Flagstaff Pine and in the White Mountains.
George Hatfield newly appointed U S District Attorney for Northern California traveled through Hayward Thursday morning en route to Omaha for the American Legion national convention. He is California's National Executive Committeeman and a leading Legion figure.
Three naval aviators told the aircraft board that progress under the current air system is impossible and urged creation of a distinct naval air corps. They said pilots were reluctant to speak openly and that strengthening the air arm requires real autonomy and control.
Castro Valley Improvement and Social club hosts its annual whist parity Friday night at Castro Valley school on November 20. Last year 40 prizes were awarded including 20 turkeys. this year many more prizes are planned, making it one of the season’s real events.
New London Oct 1 Two wrecking ships Mostardh and Century failed in lifting the sunken submarine F-51. The effort used Monarch and Century with hatches secured but the engine room and forward compartments flooded. Officials say hope vanishes as divers plan to cut an engine room hatch to test for life or death.
Tulsa, Oklahoma hosts the third International Petroleum Exposition drawing about 200000 oil men from around the world. King Petroleum and 12 princesses lead a parade and pageant citing oil history, with exhibits from drilling to refining and a mock Drake well replica.
The Hayward Daily Review announces retirement of George D. Crissey and Hal E. Reynolds after selling their stake to N. R. Moore a veteran publisher and civic leader. Moore along with Melodie will guide the paper as Hayward grows promising a clean progressive daily voice.
The Orchard Ward three room addition will be completed by mid October but not used until the fall semester opens. Officials say the layout will wait until the current term ends before its first use.
E Friedrichs owner of Cottage Bakery has purchased two lots at the Hayward City tract near the P station. He says the purchase is only to bare and to hold while the bakery’s business grows and they wait to build later.
Hayward contractor Carl Surencen has started a new $16,000 building on the corner of A and Main streets facing A street. Fred Starr, local battery man, will occupy the rear battery business and two ground floor store rooms fronting Main.
The Athens club and Chrysler activity are highlighted as proof of strong sales. Sid Loewenthal reports nine cars sold and delivered by September, listing new owners in Hayward and nearby areas. Dr. Anderson praises the Athens club’s grand opening and compares it with other national clubs. An estimate of 600 to 700 cars of sweet potatoes shipped from Selma is noted.
Mr and Mrs J T Sims have moved into their attractive new home on Grove Way. The Wisconsin natives have lived here about a year and express happiness to be on the Coast.
Key Transit System to begin a 30,000 Castro Street improvement program in Harvard early next week. Work focuses on two blocks between A and C Streets with heavier rails, a new permanent foundation, and pavement renewal. Street upgrades aim for first class track condition and 15 years of service.
The Haywards Athletic Club schedules an evening meeting at the Poultry Producers' association hall to discuss a winter program. Possible officer elections and efforts toward permanent club quarters are on the agenda as organizers seek broader participation.
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