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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1925
Page
1
Judge Jacob Harder Jr. urges Foday fellow residents to attend home games and back Hayward High School football. He argues strong local backing boosts team morale, fairness, and community spirit, noting attendance lifts players and benefits spectators by reviving youthfulness.
Plans call for a facility at the site with a construction cost of 25666 dollars. Los Angeles officials start paving Whittier Boulevard from Boyle Avenue to Sixth Street to improve traffic flow.
Ned Green as district chief in Northern California orders 28 prohibition agents in San Francisco to quit as part of a national enforcement reorganization. Not all resignations will be accepted. three agents remain untouched. Samuel Rutter and Harold M. Charlton are not included in the ousting.
A Berkeley debate framed as a mock marriage question. The resolution stated men should not marry until they can adequately support their wives. The women argued in favor of love guiding marriage. the men argued postponement.
The State Bank with its affiliate First National Bank in Hayward now reports total resources of over 2 000 630 dollars. While small versus giants in New York and San Francisco, the assets belong to the local community and form part of its wealth, reflecting a growing local financial strength.
Mrs Hachel James aged 102 died at her Hayward home Friday at 6 10 a m Funeral service was held at Sorenson Bros chapel Rev Windsor officiated She resided with her son W C James at 1195 Castro Street and another son J P James survives Interment was in Lone Tree cemetery
Dr. W L Howard director of UC Davis agriculture branch defends college students against claims of frivolity godlessness and lack of purpose He argues most criticism is dyspeptic and asserts faith in the average student For women arguments emphasize partnership and affection over finance while men warn financial strain undermines marriage and view a working wife as a reflection on him
Local agriculture officials project a honey harvest of 600 tons in Butte County this year. The forecast cites strong bee forage and favorable weather, with beekeepers expecting solid yields across multiple apiaries.
Five clubs have signified willingness to join a Hayward district federation led by the West Hayward Improvement Club president Frank P. Hann. He says a united federation would empower joint action for community improvement, wealth, health and prosperity, as individual clubs lack influence.
Poultry expert Prof. James Dryden of Concord notes the San Francisco egg market has strengthened over two weeks, narrowing the margin with New York from about 14 to 12 cents. He cites 1923 1924 and current prices, says a smaller gap reflects rising San Francisco prices and steady New York figures, while calling the market an ongoing riddle.
The Chrysler Six sport roadster arrives in Hayesard and is on display at the Main Street Chrysler dealer. Dealer Sid Loewenthal says the new model is similar to the 1924 with a bigger engine for more speed and improved features. An El Monte-Contract awards $67,144.35 for Main Lexington Streets and Las Flores Drive upgrades.
Mrs Mollie T Almada wife of Joseph J Almada died Friday October 2 at her Hayward home 597 B street aged 61 years T months and 16 days Funeral Tuesday October 6 at the B street home at 9 oclock requiem mass at All Saints Church 9 30 and interment in Holy Sepulchre cemetery She was a Dublin California native mother of Mrs Alice Marenger Oakland and Harry Patterson Stockton daughter of Mrs Catherine Murray Oakland sister of Charley Rodger Murray and Mrs Louise Farr o of Oakland and Mrs Allen Crowder of Chico grandmother of Virginia and Majorie Marenger.
Paul Cadman assistant dean of men at the University of California urged Oakland businessmen to avoid praising the good old days. He said youth must be taught how to live in the mechanical age and to study science to answer questions that perplex them. He warned science both saves time and threatens civilization, a key problem of the day.
Ban Johnson president of the American league named C. B. Owens and George Moriarity as umpires for the world series representing the American League.
Berkeley is July 3 report that the University of California received 339000 dollars from the estate of George A. Douglas. Douglas who died March 3 left the funds for 600 scholarships. The entire estate filed in probate court amounts to 630104 dollars and pays an inheritance tax of 6319 dollars.
The rescue fleet reached New London after the F-51 disaster. Divers recovered Engineman Burke from the engine room as salvage paused due to heavy seas. Simple services will be held at the submarine base with all men invited to attend.
Hayward High School defeated Alhambra 20 to 0 on Friday at the local athletic field. Hayward’s line dominated, with backs carrying the offense as the team extended its winning streak to four of five games while Alhambra fought hard but could not stop the Hayward attack.
A development firm proposed a 25 story office building at the corner of Sutter and Montgomery Streets in San Francisco with a construction cost of 5 million 6 dollars.
Secretary of War Weeks arrived in Washington with Mrs Weeks for a White House conference with President Coolidge. Reported talks centered on his possible resignation, with speculation that the move could be announced soon.
Admiral Robert E. Contz relinquished command of the United States fleet to Admiral S. S. Robinson in brief offshore ceremonies at San Pedro. Contz had served as fleet commander for two years.
Fifteen planes of the Ford Reliability tour landed safely at Norton field in Columbus at three this afternoon. The planes will hop off at nine o clock Sunday morning for Cleveland after leaving Fort Harrison earlier today.
Lady reports a gold watch found Saturday evening in a Hayward area car. Owner urged to identify the item and pay for this advertisement. Call Hayward 240 after 2:30 PM.
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