City to elect city hall site and issue bonds November 1
City council approves $63,000 in municipal sewer bonds with a $2,000 premium from Bank of Italy and a $35,667 check. A special election November 1 will decide bonds for a city hall and its site, plus $22,500 more for completing the outfall sewer. Election officers to be named later.
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Bank of Italy
Hayward
Castro Street
B Street
F. P. Schilling
P. G
Manuel Riggs
Riggs
Legion to Elect Officers Tonight at Hayward Post No 68
Enthusiastic Hayward American Legion Post No 68 meets at the Legion hall to elect officers for the coming year. Several candidates vie for each office as William Morgan retires as commander.
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Hayward
American Legion
Legion Hall
William Morgan
Great Grid Battle Looms At Hayward High Friday
Hayward Union High hosts Santa Clara High in a highly anticipated grid clash at Hayward High grounds Friday at 3 30. Santa Clara, a top B division team with a potent passing game, faces Hayward’s straight football attack as a large crowd expects a hard fought contest between two well prepared squads.
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Hayward
Santa Clara
San Jose
Invaders
Local Theatre Fashion Show Promises Velvet Autumn Styles
The Economy Cloak and Suit Shop of Hayward sponsors a Friday night fall fashion show at Hayward theatre featuring professional models from San Francisco. Prominent outfits include cloaks, dresses, hats, fur trimmed long coats, and black predominance. silk hose are omitted for display. Miss Nusenbaum arranges the model lineup with a rehearsal tonight.
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San Francisco
Hayward Theatre
Economy Cloak and Suit Shop
Hayward
Hindrix Service Station Gets Makeover Like Spotless Town
A dilapidated Jack Hindrix service station at First and A streets has been transformed under Mrs. Hindrix. The shop now gleams with bright lighting and flowers, photos show a red pump shining like a lighthouse and a parlor like glow, with Mrs. Hindrix directing the stylish overhaul while keeping counts of apartments she rents.
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Hindrix
Jack Hindrix
A Hindrix
Milady
Jack
Remains of Isham Ware Cremated After Service
The funeral of I. W. Ware was held at Sorensen Bros. parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Rev. Josiah Daniel of the Presbyterian church offered comfort, and a quartet sang. Ware died at his Grace Street home Monday. His ashes were cremated in Oakland yesterday leaving a wife and two daughters.
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I. W. Ware
Sorensen Bros
Josiah Daniel
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Hant
Neils Clemens
Nils Quist
Mr. Kiefer
Jesus
Mr. Ware
Grace Street
Ware
Oakland
District Rebekahs Hold Pleasanton Meeting
About 290 Rebekahs attended a district gathering in Pleasanton on Saturday with District Deputy President Henriette Graff as guest. Speakers included Lily Carren and Jessie L. McKinney. entertainment featured Miss Zabala and James Hunter. attendees from Oakland and lodges in Alvarado Miles Irvington Livermore and Pleasanton praised harmony.
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Pleasanton
Rebekahs
Henriette , Graff
Mildred Roche
Alred Petersen
Oakland
Alvarado
Miles
Irvington
Livermore
Mr Armstrong Strong for Scouting Leader
J D Armstrong, noted capitalist and civic booster, lauds Boy Scout work in the district and urges public support. He stresses the need for an executive leader to keep the program moving and better every year, saying public backing is cheaper than reforming men later. He urges contributions when opportunities arise next week.
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J. D. Armstrong
Armstrong
Mrs Mapes Convalesces After Illness at Home
Flora Mapes, back from a two week vacation around mid September, has been ill at her Ashland home and could work only a few days. She is currently convalescing.
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Flora Mapes
Ashland
Mrs King Builds Homes on Upper D Street
Mrs King develops new residential area on Upper D Street near King Lofts overseeing a large project. Street cut through from D to a lower street, curb, railing, and abutment installed, with several modern homes already finished and others planned for eager buyers. View toward city and bay attracts interest.
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D Street
King Lofts
Ray Kier
Hill and Valley Club
Streas
Russell Way
Harvard Wig-Wag Costs Award Won by City Attorney
Local Attorney White secures higher court mandate ordering Western Pacific to pay installation and maintenance costs for a Wig-Wag crossing signal on C Street. The decision limits Railroad Commission authority over public contract rights, a win for Harvard residents beyond the monetary save.
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White
Harvard
Western Pacific
C Street
Railroad Commission
Has Ward
Weepah Could Become City Hall in Hayward
Hayward plans to convert the Weepah building into the city hall with Jim Willison of the Chamber of Commerce backing the move. He may place the sign on Castro and patreets or relocate to First and & if needed, while Castro and B street merchants oppose moving the Wampus.
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Hayward
Jim Willison
Chamber of Commerce
St. James’ Court
Cherriland
Jim
Castro
Irlagn
Meminger & Company
Castro and
B Street
Yanks Win Sixth-Two Over Pirates In World Series
Pirates defense faltered in the second inning as the Yankees, led by Pipgras in his first World Series game, built a 6 to 2 victory. A crowd of over 41,000 saw Vic Aldridge knocked from the mound, with New York scoring three runs in the third and three more in the seventh. The famed Murderers Row produced no homers but delivered eleven hits for the win.
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Forbes Field
Pittsburg
United Prep
Pirates
George Pipgras
Hal
Yanks
Vic Aldridge
New Yorker
Aldridge
Bootlegger King Shoots Wife and Surrenders
Cincinnati dispatch reports millionaire bootlegger George Remus shot his wife on the eve of a highly publicized divorce hearing. He then surrendered to authorities hours later, ending a sensational case that drew wide attention.
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Cincinnati
United Press
George Remus
Remus
Dean Calls Meet at Hi School on Tuesday Evening
Charles Dean director of the Castro Valley Farm Center announces the next meeting will be at Hayward Union High School Tuesday evening October 11. The session, in conjunction with Federated Improvement clubs, will move to larger quarters due to expected attendance. J E Stafford will speak on Re appraisal of Lands in Hayward Vicinity. Von T Ellsworth will discuss tax research findings for the California Farm Bureau Federation.
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Charles Dean
Castro Valley Farm Center
Hayward Union High School
Federated Improvement Clubs
Castro Valley Center
Castro Valley
Farm Center and Improvement Club
JE. Stafford
Alameda County
Wil
Hayward
Stafford
von T. Ellsworth
California Farm Bureau Federation
Ellsworth
Welfare Board Pleasanton Meeting Scheduled for Monday
Judge Jacob Harder Jr Arthur Beam and E W Burr members of the southern Alameda County Welfare Board received notice from F W Fones president that a business meeting will be held at Pleasanton next Monday night October 16 to discuss activities for the coming year.
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Jacob Harder Jr
Arthur Beam
E. W. Burr
Hayward
Southern
Hayes Union High Spring Dance Planned by Senior Class
The Hayes Union High School senior class will hold its first dance Friday night at the high school. Alumni are invited to attend. Tickets are sold by senior students to the public at 25 cents each. A large crowd is expected for the evening.
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Union High School
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