Local poultry producers plan Hayward packing and possible killing plant
The Poultry Producers of Central California with Oakland offices announce an extension plant to be built on Hayward property at Grace and C streets. A new egg packing facility will operate in a leased Hayward building with future plans for killing and dressing lines, increasing regional poultry capacity and boosting Hayward’s profile as a poultry center. The Cooperatives report yearly business near 15 million dollars, with Oakland transactions around 1.5 million, and construction expected to finish by mid November with an estimated 3200000 cost.
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Poultry Producers
Central California
Oakland
Hayward
Grace and
C Streets
Hayward Poultry Producers Association
Central California Association
Eric Ruus
Alameda
The
Poultry Pro
Ducers
Central
California
Ing
Harvard
Titus
Scoutiny
LB. Parsons
Wilam Knightly
J. D. Armstrong
William Stebbins
John Aitchell
Hayward High routs Santa Clara in 40 to 0 rout
Hayward Union High School defeated Santa Clara 40 to 0 on the local grounds Friday afternoon in a loosely played football game. The article notes several injuries and mentions a separate air accident involving Harry C. Stenzel, a recent graduate, who died after his plane fell into San Francisco Bay near Bay Farm Island.
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Hayward Union High School
Santa Clara
Santa
Harry C. Stenzel
Harvard Union High School
Stenzel
San Lorenzo
Oakland Hospital
San Fancisco Bay
Bay Farm Island
Rudolph
Guy Turner
Edward Hewitt
Sano Antonio Avenue
Lameda
Glen Mosley
al PilsTam
Winners in Fire Chief Poetry Contest at Hayward Schools
About 1300 children from 4th to 8th grades participated in the Fire Chief Manuel Birszs poetry contest promoting fire prevention. Two winners per class were awarded prizes. first prize 22.50, second prize 1. Winners included David Kobliek Stanley Silva Joseph Turbovsky Stephen Fureh Harry Dunham Robert Owen Rodney Whitlow Betty Lewis John Wilson Tom Gamble. Scores clustered around 75 percent with time limits for seventh and eighth graders. Fire Prevention Week runs October 9 to 15, a campaign originated by the National Board of Fire Writers that has proven profitable.
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Hayward
Manuel Birszs
Riggs
City Council
David Kobliek
Stanley Silva
Joseph Turbovsky
Stephen Fureh
Harry Dunham
Robert Owen
Rodney Whitlow
Betty Lewis
John Wilson
Tom Gamble
Chef Riggs
National Board of Fire Gader Writers
Captain Bradford Chosen Commander of Local Legion Post
Captain Harry Bradford elected commander of Hayward Amenican Legion Post No. 68. The ceremony names past commanders and new officers including R A Merger Gu Collins A N Kesterson FB Leonard and D W Pierson. Installation set for October 20 with San Leandro Post guests and banquet to follow. Armistice Day plans mobilize community support chaired by Leonard Lustig.
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Hayward
Harry Bradford
Charles Jensen
John A. Mitchell
M. W. Armstrong
Jack Fleddermann
Charles Sorensen
Xels Clemens
D. W. Pierson
Hugo Frank
Frank “Pinks” Leonard
William Morgan
Bradford
Gu. Collins
A N. Kesterson
FB Leonard
F. van Ostran
Sam Bloom
E. H. Christian
Wiliam Morgan
Clirde Voorhies
Jack Mitchell
F. B. Leonard
San Leandro
Tocn
Leonard Lustig
Death Notices for Mrs Mary Ramos and Mrs Lice Wiard
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ramos aged 40. She died Friday October 7 at her son Manuel Ramos home in Hayward. notables include her husband the late Frank M Ramos and grandchildren Frank Cunha and Eva Cunha. Interment at St Joseph Cemetery. Also funeral services for Mrs Lice Wiard 4 of Berkeley aged 52 from Pratt Mortuary with interment Lone Tree Cemetery. She was Maine native and member of OOES Hayward Rebekah Chapter.
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Mary Ramos
Manuel F. Ramos
Winton Avenue
All Saints Church
Frank M. Ramos
Medeira Island
Manuel
Frank P. Ramos
Hayward
Frank J. Cunha
Manuel S. Cunha
J. P.cunha
William L. Canha
Eva Cunha
Pratt
St. Joseph’s Cemetery
Lice Wiard
Berkeley
Maine
OO. E. S
Hayward Rebekah
Agnes Currier
Ellen Compton
San Francisco
The
Eastern Star
Lone Tree Cemetery
Community Involvement in Hayward Campaign Begins
The passage notes active participation by every community in the movement since its inception and states the Hayward campaign started a week before the national movement.
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Hayward
Hayward Boy Scouts seek 1500 to fund coming year
Hayward community leaders and business groups plan a house to house drive starting Monday to raise 1500 of the 4000 needed locally for Boy Scout work. E W Burr leads the campaign with Rotary Lions and other volunteers backing the effort.
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Hayward
Lions
Rotary
Henningsen
Brown
Scout Councl
E. W. Burr
The
Bers
Abe Leach
Homer Bemis
Oakland
David McDonald Visited En Route to County Seat as Bridge Contractor
Former Murray township constable David McDonald now works as a bridge contractor and was a local visitor Thursday while traveling from Livermore to the county seat. 1926 Jewett coach advertised with new car guarantee in perfect condition offering $225 down and 18 months on balance, Al Rogers, 506 Main.
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David McDonald
Murray Township
Livermore
Seounty
Jewett
al Rogers
Adv
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