Developments Near Hayward Indicate Cannery Radio Station and Power Line
Reports in Hayward say a new cannery or manufacturing plant, a radio station, and a power line are planned. About 100 acres in the Tennyson district were bought by various parties, possibly by a single firm via multiple agencies. An East Avenue project involves rights of way, with a shortwave station tied to KCO planned on Gottburg property in Crow Canyon through an Oakland GE agency.
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Hayward
Tennyson
Pacific Coast Canning Company
Orchard Avenue
East Avenue
E. B. Field Company
Lberty
Hayward Chiropractor Gains Statewide Fame
L. J. Parry, a prominent Hayward chiropractor, attends California Chiropractic association sessions and serves as secretary. He lectures on knee posture and pelvic techniques, presenting to groups in the East Bay and Stockton, boosting his status among state practitioners.
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L. J. Parry
California Chiropractic Association
Parry
East Bay
Fodar
Stockton
Ten Broeck Back From Operation Hopes to Return
Word from Mrs. Joseph A Ten Broeck via Trinity Episcopal Ladies Aida society says the vicar is recovering rapidly from a recent operation. He sat up two hours Tuesday and the couple hopes to return to Hayward around November 1.
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Joseph A. Ten Broeck
Ladies’ Aida Society
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mr Ten Broeck
Valley Improvers Discuss Eden Township Utility Plan
The Valley Improvers reviewed a proposed Eden Township Utility district to supply water and sewer services to communities above Hayward. The plan mirrors the Fast Bar Municipal Utility district and aims to acquire pipelines and water supplies and outline sewer projects, potentially as an outgrowth of annexation talks.
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Eden Township
Hayward
Castro Valley
Farley
Elas
George Waller
James Tie
Fast Bar
P. OH. Hoare
Clara Dodge
G. W. Borneman
Jackson A. Due
P. L. Cooper
P. 7H. Hoare
Walley and
Club
3. E. Duncan, Jr
A. EB. Pennicock
H. Lefier
3. Gillette
Trinity Church Plans Social Events and Supper
Trinity Episcopal church members plan a covered dish social at the parish hall next Thursday hosted by the Men's Guild and Ladies Aid. Attendees should bring meat salad scalloped potatoes canned fruit or cake and notify Mrs Ralph Ward or Mrs John Edwards of their contribution. A Halloween party with whist and bridge is set for November 3 at the Ward home. The church whist and bridge night opens the season at the church parlors tonight at 7 o clock.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Einh
Ladies”Aid Society
Ralph Ward
John. R. Edwards
Castro Valley Boulevard Set for Widening and Resurfacing
Work by state highway crews will start this week and close the Castro Valley boulevard for about 15 days. Detour routes will send traffic from East 14th Street to A Street and to Dublin Canyon, with repairs from Foothill Boulevard to the Dublin cut-off covering roughly 24 miles.
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Castro Valley Boulevard
State Highway Department
Commission
Clarence Johnson
Castro Valley Improvement Club
Jobson
Fflzco
Castro Valley
Louis Silva
East 14Th Street
Dublin Canyon
Foothshonlavara
Dublin
Hunting Quintet Tries Unusual Stunts In Ducks Quest
Five Hayward hunters Frager Gene Collins Jep Eschelsen Clyde Engelund and Henry Jorgensen returned from a 4 AM duck expedition to Henry Oliver Place with 46 ducks. Eschelsen slept poorly and woke ready to go at 2. Collins used rooster imitation to lure ducks while firing late. Frager relaxed in a too small barrel and admitted enjoying a couple of long taps. The group plans a duck dinner and a talk on barrel sleeping like Diogenes.
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Hayward
Henry Oliver
Frager
Gene Collins
Jep Eschelsen
Clyde Engelund
Henry Jorgensen
Mr. Eschelsen
Gene
al Frager
Twenty Thirty Club
Diogenes
Latun
Co F Welcomes Its New Skipper at Hayward Armory
National Guard Company F held a welcome party for its new skipper Mrs Clydé Voorhees at the Hayward armory after drill on Wednesday night. First Sergeant Allyn Trebsen presented the captain and Mrs Voorhees with a silver coffee service as a wedding gift. Guardsmen and their ladies danced and enjoyed refreshments while members of local veterans organizations attended. Earlier, American Legion Auxiliary members gathered at the home of Lieutenant and Mrs Archie Kesterson to meet Mrs Voorhees.
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National Guard
Clydé Voorhees
Hayward
Armory
Allyn Trebsen
Voorhees
Vetrans
American Legion Auxiliary
Archie Kesterson
Job's Daughters Heads Installed at Masonic Hall
The five higher officers of Job's Daughters were installed in a ritual ceremony at the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening. New officers named include Alice Morse queen and Arietta Hausehildt guide with Gladys Young as installing officer. The event supported the educational fund through a bridge and whist game and prizes went to Nils Quist Elizabeth Hornung Mrs Walter Young and Otto Siefert.
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Job
Masonic Hall
Alice Morse
Danetta Baxley
Alice Billingsley
Lois Oliver
Arietta Hausehildt
Gladys Young
A. C. Billingsley
Nils Quist
Elizabeth Hornung
Walter Young
Otto Siefert
Henry Ford views to be discussed by Union Church pastor
The Rev. Mr. Robinson of the Union church will speak Sunday on Henry Ford and his religion as part of an eight sermon series. The talks are priced at 15 cents each, and this is the fourth in the series.
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Henry Ford
Mr. Robinson
Union Church
Robinson
Civic Banquet Next Week Aims to Boost Hayward Civic Pride
Reservations for the health section banquet of the League of California Municipalities in Hayward are available at the Chamber of Commerce. Tickets cost 30 to 5 and about 150 visitors are expected. Health officers Dr Browning and Dr Azevedo will speak, with the event highlighting local civic groups and resources.
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League of California
Chamber of Commerce
Garden of Eden
Womens Clab
Dec
F. Wr. Browning
John Lee Wilbur
Oakland
Browning
John A. Azevedo
High School Fans Rally Behind Hayward Grid Team
Harvard high school supporters plan a full crowd Friday afternoon at the local grounds to back Hayward Farmers as they meet Fremont Union High School in a tuneup before Alameda County League play. Admission reduced to 24 cents for nonstudents to boost attendance and enthusiasm.
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Harvard
Harward High School
Fremont Union High School
Santa Clara County
Hayvard Farmers
Alameda County Athletic League
Hayward
Alameda
Farmers
Bric Smith
Soan
Pleasant
Pleasanton
Zero Hour for Loyalty Crusade In Local Churches
Nearly 140 Protestant churches in the region launch a Loyalty crusade on Sunday known as Bell Call Day. About 206 940 people including members and Sunday school children are expected to participate as Christian Methodist and Presbyterian congregations in Hayward promote loyalty with visitors calling on homes and presenting programs.
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Presbyterian
Hayward
Valley Firemen Plan Open House at Castro Valley Fire House
Chief Al Moir of the Castro Valley fire department announced a public inspection day Sunday for the new Castro Vellex fire house. The Valley firemen invite residents to tour the modern facility and view its impressive features.
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al Moir
Castro Valley Fire Department
Castro Vellex
Australian flyer bears relic of lost son to Mrs Eichwaldt
Mrs Florence Eichwaldt travels from Hayward to Sacramento to meet Captain Charles Kingsford Smith. The reunion centers on a franc piece taken from Alvin Eichwaldt, a US Navy sailor who perished in the 1927 Dallas Spirit wreck. Captain Smith, aboard the Southern Cross, carries the token on his Pacific flight back to Australia.
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Eichwalnt
Aia Eichwalat
Hayward
Dallas Spirit
Florence Eichwaldt
Sacramento
Charles T. Kingsford-Smith
Pacific Ocean
Australia
India
England
Southern Cross
Captain Smith
Harvard Flyer
Alvin Eichwaldt
Ting
iCaptain Smith
Iit
William Erwin
Oakland
Smith
Mrs. Eichwalds
Salt Lake City
North Sea
Europe
United States Navy
Lewis and Son Move to New Quarters for Workshop Expansion
Tony Lewis and Son relocate their machine shop from a Smalley avenue garage to a corner site once housing the Wiles automobile agency. They will continue making automobile trailers and expanding repairs and machine work. The Principe garage, previously used by Lewis, will be taken over by Peerless Stage company at Fayward headquarters.
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Tony Lewis & Son
Smalley Avenue
Wiles Automobile Agency
Principe
Efougisa
Lewis
Peerless Stage Company
Ax Fayward
Arkansas Veteran Named National Commander of American Legion
Eldorado Arkansas resident A L Bodenhamer a former college professor who served as a private in 1917 rose to major and was chosen national commander at the 1939 American Legion convention in Louisville Kentucky He is noted as the first commander from Arkansas and the Legion history marks this as a defining moment.
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Louisville
United Press
A. L. Bodenhamer
Eldorado
Arkansas
American Legion
Heston
Fire wipes out Martinez plant
United Press Special to The Review reports a fire at the Light Oil filling station of a Shell Oil plant in Martinez with multiple explosions. Flames burned the station area and several rail cars, while crews risked danger to move other cars. About 70 workers escaped. damage estimate and cause were not provided. Miss D D Orch and Miss Pearl Castite plan to travel to Los Angeles for nursing association board meetings.
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Martinez
United Press
Eee
Shell Oil Company
Fir Line
D. D. Orch
Highland Hospital
California State Nurses’ Association
Sheriff Becker to Speak at Rotary and Hilland Valley Clubs
Sheriff Burton F. Becker will address the Monday meetings of the Rotary club and the Hilland Valley club to discuss the work of his office. XN. R. Moore also will address the Hill and Valley club.
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Burton F. Becker
Rotary Club
Hilland Valley Club
XN. R. Moore
Hill and Valley Club
Stricker Recovering After Appendicitis Operation
Stricker, operated on for appendicitis at a Hayward hospital, shows rapid improvement and is expected to return home within a week.
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Reorde Stricker
Hayward
Protests Delay City Plan To Improve Jackson Street
City council postponed paving and widening on Jackson Street from Castro to Winton after protests by adjacent property owners. A 60 day window was set to install curbs gutters and sidewalks or have the city do it and bill the owners. The delay stems from concerns over assessments and affordability.
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Jackson Street
Castro Street
Winton Avenue
Western Pacific Railway
Oelock
Eden Township
Manuel G. Riggs
Jesse B. Holly
Frank Cunha
D Street
Holly
E Street
Syre Street
M Street
Al August Named To Police Office
Al C. August, head of the mechanical department at the Buick agency for a year, was appointed to the Harvard police force vacancy caused by the shooting of Policeman George E. Vierria by Vincent Cataldo. The appointment was approved by the city council and Chief Louis J. Silva on Wednesday night. August had his application on fire for a year and is brother of Antone August of the fire department.
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al C. August
Buick Automobile Agency
Harvard
George E. Vierria
Vincent Cataldo
Conacil
Louis J. Silva
August
Antone August
Huber Finishes Four Apartments Above Castro Valley Store
Joseph Huber completes four apartments on the second story of his two story brick and stucco business building in Castro Valley. Two units are leased while the lower floor houses Huber Battery and the Castro Valley Candy Shop.
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Joseph Huber
Castro Valley
Huber_Battery
Aes
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