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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1925
Page
1
Judge Jacob Harder of the Hayward Elementary School Board announced a new grammar school will be erected for Hayward Heath within the near future. The decision followed a meeting with the local Improvement Club as growth outpaced the current building.
A. Lewis of Ashland bought a new Mask soach from the local agency this morning. He left Verzic bakery route to raise chickens, starting with 900 birds, planning to use another car to take eggs to town, not as a truck.
Miss Eloise Cushing of the Alameda County Law Library will address the Hayward Civic League of Women Voters on Tuesday afternoon October 13. The program on Women and Their Property Rights will be at the Civic League Hall on Main Street near B, with a 2 15 business meeting preceding the talk and an open invitation to all women.
The Pirates defeated the Senators by 32 to 2 as Doreleskie and Aldridge pitched for Washington and the Pirates posted seven hits while two errors by Peckinpaugh helped cost Washington.
Baseball legend Christy Mathewson died at 11 last night from tuberculosis and pneumonia. The famed pitcher began in 1900 and dominated for 17 seasons, later managing and co owning teams.
A gushing water main on D Street near All Saints church drew onlookers Wednesday after two cars nearly collided and one struck a fire hydrant. James Smalley, water superintendent, repaired the break promptly.
Air and Mrs Arthur Pearl entertained thirty neighbors and friends at their new Redwood Road home last Saturday. Guests enjoyed dancing and games with refreshments served at midnight.
An ordinance introduces a joint November bond election seeking 50000 for sewer improvements and 100000 for a city hall site and construction. Trustee Frank Cunha leads the measure with two propositions on one ballot, requiring a two thirds vote. The plan includes seven day full publication in Hayward Daily Review and uses existing bonds to be canceled. Meanwhile the Hayward Civic League of Women Voters hosts a monster card party October 24 to raise funds for milk and crackers for needy school children with thirty prizes including turkeys and a cut glass dish.
The famed Lions mascot Miss Hayward will be stuffed and displayed in the Pergola dining hall. Taken to Oakland recently on a Linthicum car running board the carcass drew attention as press advertising made her well known.
Hayward council approved building permits totaling 43 600 for 12 new houses one combined home health establishment and one brick business building plus garages and improvements. Permits include residences on Rockaway Lane Soto Street Meek Avenue Dean Grand Streets and A Street among others along with a corner Prospect and Simon streets concrete additions and a Dodge Brothers garage on Castro Street Auto Row.
The analysis estimates the total increase in bonded debt would be $105000 if both propositions pass by a two-thirds majority. It highlights that such a supermajority requirement limits the fiscal impact compared with a simple majority outcome.
MITCHELL FIELD Long Island October 8 One aviator was killed and a second seriously injured during the first event of the international air races. Laurence Buranelli died in the wreckage after the plane he rode in crashed near the judges stand. Clarence Chamberlain suffered a fractured leg scalp wounds and brain concussion. Major I B March said Chamberlain would likely recover. The plane was designed by a brother of Buranelli.
John Leal long time Hayward resident died after a period of illness. Born in the city he lived much of his life here and was active in local affairs. He previously resided in this city before moving to Hayward. Funeral arrangements are pending with local services.
Residents along the creek side of A street report their street has no official name. The old Nettleton street tag is replaced by Rockaway Lane on a new municipal sign. Officials will survey and pass an ordinance to name all such streets.
Missouri delegation at the National Legion convention in Omaha urged General John J. Pershing to accept the post as national commander. Election is set for tomorrow as Pershing tours South America. Delegates backed US observer participation in League sessions and urged continued study of national defense.
Hayward natives resume play in the Spalding Mid-winter Baseball League with the Native Sons after last season’s southern division title and playoff exit. Opening game is Sunday at 2:15 against the Merquire-Ritchie club of Oakland at Hayward Booster Park. The southern division will feature eight clubs including Hayward Native Sons and Oakland Independents, with three divisions planned and pennant play to crown the division leaders. The probable lineup includes Bernard, Amaral, Dwinell, Rogerson, Gottschalk, Dondero, Ortiz, Ramos, and Jensen as utility players.
A delegation of ten to fifteen Lions led by Fres. Burke will travel to Pittsburg this evening to help install a new Lions club. Pittsburg, a rapidly growing California city, is seen as a natural site for the Lions to expand their presence.
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