Aviation firm sought to take Hayward airport site
A proposed East Bay airport near Hayward could be developed by a major aircraft company. The 152 3 4 acre Lower A Street tract offers a fog free, windless site with a well and sewer line connected to Oakland air port and near the bay bridge for easy SF access. The Meet estate asks 90066 dollars and may sell on long terms.
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Lemos Recovers from Arm Injury with 500 Dollar Gift
Mr. F Lemos continues to improve from a past arm and elbow fracture and hopes to return to work soon. He received a 500 dollar check from Trave TM Barance Company as partial insurance aid. Oakland chief Marterstein delivered the check and joined in the thanks. Alameda County Sciots plan a prize exhibit at the Anditorium in San Francisco beginning November 6 for their annual convention after a first prize at the Sacramento state fair.
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Athletics Rally Produces 10-Run Seventh In World Series
Philadelphia Athletics erupt for ten runs in the seventh inning to rally from an eight-run deficit and defeat the Chicago Cubs 19 to 8 in Philadelphia. The surge, aided by a Haas L line drive over Wilson for a homer, sends the A’s two games ahead as Chicago plans to start Guy Bush in game five.
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International Club Hosts Bay Area Meeting at Harvard High
About 30 members from six Bay Area high schools attended the regional International Club session at Harvard High School. Mrs Wilson shared travels to Geneva while Dr Blaisdell of UC spoke. Plans surfaced for a Christmas pageant at Alameda High with nation tableaux open to the public for a small fee.
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Loris Brockman
Margaret Haynes
Playground Ready For Equipment
The junior playground beside the Congregational church on First Street is ready for equipment installation. The lot was donated to the city by the church and leveled by David R. Roberts. Fred Schilling notes a neat fence was rebuilt and painted green. The next step is equipment provision by the city council or park committee. Roberts recently installed a giant stride apparatus at Sunset School.
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Merchants Open Season With Oakland Rival Sunday
The Hayward Merchants meet Corgiat Tires of Oakland in the Southern Alameda County league opener at 2 30 Sunday at Bret Harte school grounds. Dutch Rositicher will pitch with Al Cambra catching, as Manager Joe Riggs seeks a strong start after a recent loss. A youth soccer match Hayward Juniors vs Iberico Ban Leandro precedes the baseball game at 1 00.
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Pioneer philanthropist Mrs Schofield dies at 92
Mrs Marla Schofield a longtime benefactor to Santa Clara County and wider California communities died Saturday at 1 30 AM in the Belvoir hotel Niles. She lived with cousin Mrs Emilie Chittenden for 19 years after moving west in 1864. A widow of Charles Schofield she left large gifts to W C A M C C A and local projects including a gymnasium in Niles and the Morgan Hill Community club house. Funeral services will be in San Jose with interment in a San Jose cemetery pending relatives’ word from the south. Surviving relatives include cousins two nieces and distant kin in the east. Born November 4 1836 she would have been 93 next month.
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Berkeley
Mayhew
Charles Schofield
Schofield
California
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Sacramento
Santa Clara County
Washington Township
Auto Grill Expands Service At Hayward
Peterson Bros. of the Auto Grill at 963 B Street Hayward announce extensive improvements to their dining area. The remodel aims to boost catering capacity and preserve a home like caring atmosphere with affordable prices inviting patrons to meet friends there.
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Holds Bay Region Convention Here
More than six members of the California Scholarship Federation from eighteen east bay high schools attended the fifth regional conference at Hayward Union High School. Miss Vieno Resti presided. F M Foster spoke on The Standard apt Scholarship and faculty and pupils contributed talks. Miss Takake Negi was appointed temporary secretary. During lunch Principal F P Johnson, John Robinson, and Richard Newmeyer gave talks.
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Local PEOs Enjoy Niles Gathering and Plans
Members of chapter FH of the Hayward PEO Sisterhood toured to Niles to meet at Mrs W B Kirk's home. President Mrs O Girard spoke on her Chicago convention trip and winter plans included a rummage sale for the educational fund and a guest day October 25 at Mrs Stacey Sutton’s.
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Donation credit shift for Daylight Barbershop noted
A recent Fhre Review item had a donation to the Hayward District Community Chest credited to Robert Rode but should appear under Daylight Barbershop. The note also adds Judge Harder Jr. to the $10 paragraph.
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Poultry Plants Near Hayward Expand as Markets Improve
Poultry farmers around Hayward push expansion this fall as egg and poultry markets rise for the first time in two years. Boehm and Noel, Gaubert Brothers, Joseph Thiele, Charles Mathiasen, E. S. Perry and Chavralis brothers add buildings and equipment. Perry enlarges Castro Valley hatchery facilities.
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Farm Centers Name Officers in Castro Valley Meeting
Election of officers was the principal business at the Hayview and Castro Valley farm centers held at the Castro Valley schoolhouse. WW B Booth was re-elected Castro Valley director and Mrs. George A Walter was chosen secretary treasurer. Paul Ramm named vice director with Joseph Thiele re-elected Barview director and A Nelson secretary treasurer, A P Gallaghan named vice. A large crowd attended the covered dish supper as Castro Valley members presented a skit and Sunse Four-H club members staged recreation demonstrations.
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Sunse Four-H Club
Soares Stores Offer Usual Bargains This Week
Soares Food stores continue to do business at their several stands with the usual Saturday specials, and Mr. Soares says the current bargains are even better than last week. The Review had previously omitted the ad.
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Rotarians to Castlewood Country Club Monday Noon
Hayward Rotary members and ladies plan a noon meeting at Castlewood Country Club next Monday. They will gather at the Masonic temple at 11 40 and travel to the club to view grounds and enjoy a brief session. Some golfers may stay to try the links before returning to business.
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Business Women Plan Bridge and Whist Event
The Hayward Business and Professional Women's club hosts a bridge whist social at the Masonic hall on Wednesday evening October 23. Hostesses for the month Mrs Marietta Holman Mrs Lottie Moore and Miss Lillian Martin lead the event with Mrs Amanda Simons as games chairman. Attractive prizes will be awarded for score honors and more than 200 enthusiasts are expected.
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Lottie Moore
Lillian Martin
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Service Club Golf Teams Scrape Sunday
Five members of the Twenty-T Thirty golfing tear and five representing Hayward Rotary will clash on the Brookshire course Sunday morning. The 20-30's led by Dr. Scribner hope to prevail as Al Fraga and Leland Hawke lead their squad. Ed Friedrichs has lined up a Rotary team expected to play for holes in a spirited match.
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Second Bay Region Church Loyalty Crusade Expected Big
The Bay Region Church Loyalty crusade enters its second Sunday with high expectations as Christian Methodist and Presbyterian congregations promote Family Day. Families are urged to sit together from grandparents to infants, with special Cradle Roll and Beginners attention.
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Farmers Lose League Opener To Alameda High
Hayward Farmers drop 13 to 0 to Alameda High in the Alameda County Athletic League opener. Alameda broke through in the third and fourth quarters with an 18 yard pass and a three yard run for the decisive scores. Hayward shows defensive strength but blocking and backfield cohesion need work as Piedmont comes to town next Friday at 3:45 PM.
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