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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1925
Page
1
Washington defeats Pittsburgh 4 to 3 as Bucky Harris’ late lineup switch leads the comeback. Pirates threaten in the ninth with bases loaded but cannot score. Attendance 36,495. receipts total 146,093 with distributions to players and clubs.
Bad weather forces postponement of today's national air races at Mitchell Field including the Trophy event. Officials cite dangerous conditions for flying as the reason.
Max J. Brandenstein aged 65 founder and head of the Tea and Coffee business bearing his name died in San Francisco after a two week illness from heart trouble.
San Lorenzo and Ashland residents form a committee to plan Armistice Day services at the local schoolhouse on November 6. Mrs H. H. Gansberger chairs with Mrs W. J. Spears and C. E. Lawson, the school principal, as members.
George Anthony Oakes died at home yesterday morning. Services held at 1:30 Sunday afternoon at Sorensen Brothers funeral parlors under Eden Parlor of the Native Sons with Rev. Josiah Daniel officiating. Interment in Lone Tree cemetery.
The State Railroad Commission reports a gas rate cut for several communities with reductions from 7 to 100 cents per thousand cubic feet. Hayward sees a smaller page reduction leaving the Hayward rate at 89 cents for the first 600 feet and 1.27 for the next 4,400. Other areas including Oakland Berkeley Piedmont San Francisco and Richmond receive seven to cent reductions.
Jens Anderson of Hayward dies Saturday at 1 40 PM after a general breakdown. He was born in Denmark and lived in the U S for years with his family on Castro street for the past decade. Survived by his wife Mary and seven children in California Texas and Washington. funeral Monday at 2 PM Sorensen Brothers Chapel with Christian Science services, body to Oakland for cremation. Richmond Odd Fellows dedicate a new $100 000 home with elaborate ceremonies.
The Review counted 323 automobiles on Hayward’s main streets at 10 am with an average original value near 1000 each. Total parked value nears one million dollars. traffic shifted hourly with about 107 cars per hour moving in or out between 10 and 6.
Bishop William Montgomery Brown moved to federal court seeking an injunction to stop the Episcopal House of Bishops from deposing him for alleged heretical teachings. A hearing was set for Wednesday after Judge Burns denied a temporary injunction due to insufficient risk shown.
Eden Parlor of the Native Sons aims to organize a diamond jubilee for Hayward next year. Leo Bernard, president, sent notices to clubs. the plan will be discussed at the October 21 meeting. Lions Club and West Hayward Improvement Club have endorsed the celebration.
San Francisco supervisors hear two cross bay bridge plans as Dumbarton already under construction. Bermingham proposes a $65 million elevated railway and bridge to Alameda. Bergstrom backs a $35 million Hunters Point to Alameda link. War Department ruling pending before action.
Castro Valley citizens plan to hire an attorney to appeal before Alameda County Board of Supervisors over Redwood Road closing. They say the move removes Oakland access and forces detours through Hayward while a new highway or retention of the road is sought. The road will be partly submerged for an East Bay Water Co reservoir project after closure. A community meeting with at least 30 attendees is slated within ten days to set a concrete action plan.
Hayward Public Library announces a new carved gold leaf sign on the corner of First and B streets. Redwood lettering stands six to eight inches high, artistically shaped and mounted to endure time and weather. The sign features seven treatments from oil to gold leaf and reflects Carnegie-era library prestige.
New York reports Babe Ruth is to undergo another operation in St Vincent's Hospital for the removal of an abscess linked to a May surgery. He left Pittsburgh after viewing the World Series games, moving with a limp as inflammation worsened the old wound.
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