Choice of Hayward field nears final decision for airport site
Officials from the American Legion aviation committee and the Chamber of Commerce review two potential Hayward sites after inspections. Russell City land remains unlikely due to cost and preparing marshy ground. Hayward favored for fog free approach and proximity to Oakland airway. land area to be acquired or leased with varied expense and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Tew Ait
Aviation Committee of the American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Guy Turner
Oakland
H. Hamilton
United States Department of Commerce Bureau of Aeronautics
Rotary Elub Mongar
Russell
Turner
Mr. Hamilton
Hayvard Committee
East Bay
Willard Burn Twin Brother Encourages Hayward Chest Drive
Commander C W Burr of the Salvation Army urged Hayward citizens to unite for the Community Chest campaign and reach the $9700 goal within three days. He contrasted the spirit of service with mere donations while noting per capita targets and support for all Chest agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Ralph Ward
Castlewood Conntry Club
William H. Hoff
Gur Turner
Oakland
H. Hamilton
Federal Bureau of Aeronautics
Hayward Aviation
Commander Burr
Two Hayward Firemen Improve After Injuries
Constable A. J. La Cunha and Jack Carr of the Hayward Fire Department are recovering from injuries. Carr left Central hospital after an operation and hopes to return in about a month. La Cunha had bullet removal from his left foot and doctors planned a conference on removing another bullet from the right shoulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
A. J. la Cunha
Jack Carr
Carr
Central Hospital
Constable la Cunha
Vincent Cataldo
Voorhees and Bride Arrive Wednesday
Captain and Mrs Clyde Voorhees, due Tuesday morning, telegraphed a 2day delay and may reach Wednesday. The couple, married in Chicago on September 3, will be feted at a Company F armory reception after drill Wednesday, likely with war veterans in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Voorhees
Chicago
Company F
War Veterans' Organization
Russell Cabot Commissioned as Guard Officer
Russell Cabot is commissioned as second lieutenant in the California National Guard and assigned to Company F of the 129th Infantry in Hayward. A Bret Harte grammar school instructor, he coached basketball for the unit and recently organized a high school boys soccer team for the East Bay league. He succeeds George W. Keenan of Oakland who resigned last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruzesell C. Cabot
Bret Harte Grammar School
California National Guard
129Th Infantry
Company F
Clyde Voorhees
Archie Kesterson
Cabot
Bret Harte School
San Jose Teachers’ College
San Jose
159Th
Hayward Guardsmen
Ifantry
National Guard
George W. Keenan
Oakland
Nurseryman Discusses Rose Varieties For Garden Club
J W Mann of the Niles nursery shared rose varieties suited to the local climate at Harvard Garden club in Castro Valley. He highlighted planting and pruning tips and named Padre Golden Emblem C Pernet Ophelia and Imperial Potentate among varieties. The Hutchins home hillside garden featured winding paths a fish pond and a vine arbor luncheon for 235 guests with assistance from local hostesses. Horace Keesling of San Jose Flower Club planned to speak but could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mann
Niles Nursery
Harvard Garden Club
Hillside
Wiliam A. Hutchins
Castro Valley
Mondar
Magn
Padre
C. Pernet
Hutchins Rookery
Hutchins
W Hutchins
Oakland
Jack Kale
San Francisco
William Stebbins
Horace Keesling
San Jose
Rev Ten Broeck Under Operation
Word from Rev Joseph A Ten Broeck says he is in a Chicago hospital and has recently undergone a procedure. The report notes his condition is being monitored and that further updates will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ten Broeck
Joseph A. Ten Broeck
Chicago
Jto
Warren to Revive Question For City Council
Hayward council to consider restoring a bus loop proposed by B S Warren to run a loop from B street to Seventh and Castro streets while existing Ker line waits continue. He argues Peerless could provide extra service without a franchise. A successor to the late Policeman George E Vierria may be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
B.S. Warren
Warren
B Street
Seventh Street
D Street
Castro Street
Peerless
Mr. Warren
George E. Vierria
Frece
A P T A Worker Plans Art Program for Children
Mrs A B Eden chairing the county council art department outlines a P T A program to engage schoolchildren in art. Yesterday a Tennyson pupil won a national art prize. district posters won first at Harvard and a state prize went to a Union High student. Oakland students visit a municipal art exhibit as part of the plan. The effort includes studies by Florence Eichwaldi and visits to artist studios near Hayward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Eden
Parent— Teachers Association
Tennyson
Harvard
Oakland
Eden
Florence Eichwaldi
Otto Emerson
Will Frates
Hayward
New Manager Named for Soares Food Store No 2
M. S Soares announces Charles Perry named manager of Soares Food Store No 2 at 125 Castro Street. Perry previously served at Store No 1 and made many friends there. Soares urges customers to watch The Review every Friday for specials and the store windows for daily deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. S Soares
Soares
Charles Perry
Castro Street
Perry
Legion Plans Armistice Rites and Golf Finals in Hayward
Hayward post No. 6 of the American Legion outlines Armistice day events including a mass meeting at the high school on November 11 and a dedication of Memorial Park 25. The Armistice Eve ball will be held at the armory on November and Legion and National Guard committees run the event. qualification scores for the Legion golf tournament have been submitted by 13 entrants and final pairings are expected to be announced Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayvard
American Legion
Hayward Post No
Municipal Park 25 Memorial Park
Hayward
Armory
The
Legion
Company F
National Guard
Valley Merchants Tie With Becker Bears
Valley Merchants and Becker Bears played a tied contest with home runs by Franks and 3 base hits by Gigli and Felix. Felix Castella contributed a 1st base on balls, while pitching saw Kay and Costello yield many strikeouts. F Lemos, attorney, is at 4 local hospital after a broken elbow and infection, improving but not yet able to receive visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Pyler
Wilson
Macedo
Franks
Gigli
Felix
Castella
Ray
Castello
Kay
Costello
F. Lemos
Lemos
Hayward
Castro Valley Merchants
Becker Bears
Castro Valley
Becker
Castro Valier
Merchants
AB F. Turner
A L. Turner
H. Turner
Oregle
Feet
Phillips
Bedford
Kary
Poe
Terry
Sousa
Bears
H' Romero
Heobelio
C Magill
Jean Franks
Rf jPster
Gi Macedo
Costelio
Delcino
Betting Favors Athletics in World Series odds
New York United Press reports heavy Chicago money backing the Philadelphia Athletics to win the World Series. Odds run 11 to 10 with expectations even money may prevail later. opening game set for October in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Press
Chicago
Wallsteder
Philadelphia Athletics
Swedish Lodge Sets Thursday Meetings at Dania Hall
Swedish Lodge Strindberg of Vesa announces regular meetings on the first and third Thursdays at Dania hall with the next gathering this week. Several membership applications have arrived and new members will be initiated. the entertainment committee promises a pleasant surprise for this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge Strindberg of
Vesa
Dania Hall
Charles Lundgren
J. Jacobson
Ernest Petersen
Wek
Hjalmar Hakanson
John Johanson
Charles Widlund
Richard Niclason
John F. Peterson
Charles Lundsren
Charles Widland
Caplain
CG. O. Peterson
J. Facobson
C. O. Peterson
C. Dahlquist
Inside Guardian
Charles Peterson
B. W. Peterson
Harald Selan
Lions to Meet in San Mateo
The Hayward Lions club moves its weekly gathering from noon Wednesday at the Green Shutter to Thursday at noon in San Mateo to meet the newly chartered Lions club across the bay. They will present a flag and fraternize with the transbay group. The Harvard Lions attending the Sam Mateo session helped the new club receive its charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Lions Club
Green Shutter Hotel
San Mateo
Lions Club
Bay
Transbay
Harvard Lions
Sesson
Ngew
Ex Chief Lewis Repositions Residence in Modesto
John R. Lewis former police chief here leaves his Groveway home for a Modesto address as he transfers his residence. In four years he made many friends and served previously in the San Francisco police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Lewis
Louis Silva
Groveway
Modesto
San Francisco
Po- Hee Department
Old-Time Odd Fellows Reunion Delights Hayward Lodge Crowd
Eighty-five veteran Odd Fellows gathered for an Old-Time Night at Hayward Odd Fellows hall. Joe Hibernig, among the town’s oldest members, spoke of days on the Hayward high school board in the Gay Nineties, as Rebekah lodge ladies served a banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Hayward
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Joe Hibernig
Knox Tract
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Rebekah Lodge
Rebecca Cole
Charles Abelee
Qold
Round Table
Hans and
George Henningsen
Arthur Manter
John Lee Wilbur
Lester Perry
Joseph Dakin
Hans Anderson
E. T. Lawther
William McDermott
W. Z. Smith
E. F. Smith
Jep Eschelser
Ed Stone
Henry L. Fedderson
Co F Dance Set by Harvard's Own National Guard Unit
Autumn dance at the armory Saturday night by Company F “Harvard's Own” Cal National Guard unit promises a full house as ticket sales soar. Hefser's or chetra will supply music and facilities for a good time while Mrs Ruth McCord, welfare board director, expects to return home Saturday from a two week Los Angeles vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company F
Harvard
Calfornia National Guard
Armery
Hefser
Orchetra
Ruth McCord
Southern
Mysterious Crash Kills Nathan Davidson Sr
Deputy coroner and police investigate a Mount Eden San Francisco 300 bridge crash that killed Nathan R. Davidson Sr. after a reported overturn. Davidson died from skull fracture and hemorrhage at Merritt hospital after a convulsion. he had been moved from Fairmont county hospital and Oakland home. Two others were injured in a Crow and Dublin Canyon road collision, Lottie Patton and W B Hanford, with Hanford unconscious for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Flierl
Grant Dpd
Miller
Bay City
Mount Eden-San
Nathan RB. Davidson Sr
Davidson
Fairmont County
Oakland
Merritt Hospital
Hayward General Hospital
Crow
Dublin Canyon
Lottie’ T. Patton
Hanford
Dan L. Clark
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Turmer
Hamilton
William HM. Hoff
William Oswil
W. S&. Freeman
Bradford
Ed Friedrichs I Jr
Turner and Hamilton
Willard Burn
Russell Cabot
Nurseryman
Garden Club
Queen of Flowers
P-T. A
Art For Children
Soares Food Store
Valley Merchants
Lions
Lewis
Ledge
Mrs. McCcord
San Lorenzo Junction
Julius Puccinelli
Santa’ Cisto
Peter Lea
Lorenzo
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