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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1925
Page
3
William Henry Eustis, crippled at eighteen, built a fortune and donated over 1.5 million dollars to help cripples and the sick. At an Oct. 7 dinner in Minneapolis attended by 390 citizens he was celebrated on his eightieth birthday, deemed "the man with the biggest heart in America."
Trustee Frank Cunha introduces an ordinance for a joint November bond election. Propositon No 1 asks for 50660 dollars to improve the sewer system and Proposition No 2 seeks 214000 dollars for a city hall site and building. Voters can choose one proposition without rejecting the other.
The article advises motorists in California to inspect tires for winter driving and suggests timing tire replacement in late fall. It stresses checking curtains ignition spark plugs radiator and battery plus tool kit and a suitable jack to avoid road delays. It notes most wear occurs in summer and that winter maintenance helps safer comfortable touring.
A gushing water spout on D Street near All Saints church drew onlookers as two cars nearly collided and one struck a fire hydrant. Water stopped flowing after repair work by James Smarey, the water superintendent.
Judge Jacob Harder of the Hayward Elementary School Board announces a modern grammar school will be built for Hayward Heath, funded by local needs and supported by the Improvement Club. A monster card party on October 24 will raise money for milk and crackers for needy children, with thirty prizes including turkeys and a cut glass dish. Tickets cost 35 cents per scorecard.
The Lions intend to Stuff Miss Hayward the familiar mascot now deceased, to occupy a top spot in the Pergola dining hall. The animal gained local fame after a Oakland trip on a Linthicum car and will become a lasting reminder of the Lions' weekly enthusiasms.
Hayward natives rejoin winter baseball in the Spalding Mid-winter League with three divisions and eight clubs per division. The southern circuit includes Hayward Native Sons and Mergerie-Ritchie of Oakland opens Sunday at Hayward Booster Park at 2 15 pm. Leaders of each division will meet for the league pennant. The tentative Hayward lineup lists Bernard Amaral Dwinell Rogerson Gottschalk Dondero Ortiz Ramos Jansen. Police investigate a bridge sentinel incident in the city.
Harvard’s rapid growth drives a $43,600 batch of permits issued at the council meeting. The list names George Sorensen, Ramos Brothers, James R. Anderson, L. M. French, G H Schlichtman, S. Baut, Peter Barree, G N Praser, Dr W Black, Peterson Brothers, Fred M Starr, J R Silva, P J Prutas, H H Archer, A E Fisher and others. Projects include residences, home improvements, a health establishment, garages and a brick business building. A pedestrian bridge collapse near San Lorenzo Creek prompts plans for a temporary wooden walkway and a new bridge evaluation.
At Mitchell Field Long Island one aviator died and another was seriously injured in a crash during the first event of the international air races. Laurence Baranelli was killed when the plane crashed several miles from the judges stand. Clarence Chamberlain survived initial surgery but had a fractured leg a deep scalp laceration and a brain concussion. Major B March said recovery likely.
Christy Mathewson one of baseballs greatest pitchers died here last night at 14 o clock from throat and pneumonia infections. The Hall of Fame ace began his major league career in 1900 and for seventeen seasons dominated the sport. He later managed and part owned teams.
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