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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1929

Page

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Jury battle opens in Cataldo murder case

Oakland October 14 Special to The Hayward Review The trial against Vincent Cataldo for the murder of Hayward police officer George Vierria opened in superior court Judge Homer Spence presiding A large crowd from Hayward witnessed the proceedings as prosecutors and defense questioned jurors The case hinges on Cataldo plea of not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity The shootout that night preceded a four hour bombardment of the Cataldo home by police culminating in his surrender with shotgun wounds.

Oakland Hayward Vincent Cataldo George Vierria Superior Court Homer Spence Cataldo A. J. la Cunha Earl Warren Leo Sullivan Veniremen Bernardo Niles

Knightlys Attend Mission Bell Rite At Santa Clara

Mr and Mrs W T Knightly attended the Columbus day bell ceremony at Santa Clara University honoring King Alfonso XIII of Spain for donating a new bell to the Mission church. A reception and garden fete followed with Rt Rev John M McGinley Adjutant General R E Mittelstaedt Senor Don Sebastian de Romero and other dignitaries participating. Consular corps members and descendants formed a court of honor.

W. T. Knightiy Santa Clara University Alfonzo XIII Spain John M. McGinley Monterey R. E

Rifle Team Finishes Thirteenth at Leona Heights Contest

The National Guard rifle team from Company F placed 13th in the Leona Heights shooting contest with a total score of 114 points. The winning Company A Tarlock team scored 1350. Sixteen teams competed. Hayward guardsmen scores included Sgt Ray Reim 214 Hart Brunner 203 Set Herbert Moldt 198 Sgt Ralph Bagley 189 John Williams 172 Set Allyn Tychsan 165.

Company National Guard Leona Heights Company A Tarlock Hayward

Garden Club to Meet Tonight to Hear Lectures

Hayward Garden club will hold a Monday evening meeting at the Farm Bureau office. Members and guests are invited to hear short talks on fall planting of mowers, herbs and bulbs. Speakers include Mrs Florence Elchwaldt on flowers and the new California poppy, Mrs L L Brown on lilies, and Mrs Clara Dodge on planting and care of flowers and bulbs for October and November.

Hayward Garden Club Farm Bureau Garden Club Florence Elchwaldt L. L. Brown Clara Dodge

Rotarians Down Twenty-Thirtians In Brookshire Golf Match

Rotary club golf team defeated Twenty-Thirtians three to two at Brookshire Country Club Sunday. Winners included N. R. Moore over Al Frager five up and Clem Clements over J. Bownds Christian two up. Ed Friedrichs Jr. beat Penrose Russell on the 10th after nine straight holes won.

Rotary Club Brookshire Country Club Leland Hawke Sterling Doughty John Scribner Belton Fleisher Ed Friedrichs Hayward Lions Club Bay District

Poultry Market Quotations and Local News

The Review lists daily poultry and egg quotes from Hayward California, with eggs at 52 cents for large, 42 cents for medium, and 30 cents for sorat per dozen, plus poultry prices per pound for broilers and hens. Also reports a inch tarantula found near the high school exhibited at Our Place, and notes UC bulletin No. 472 on adobe building methods available at the Farm Bureau library.

Sigurd Lorentzen Hayward Poultry Producers Central California University of California J. D.long Farm Bureau Office

Natural Gas Supplied Purely To Hayward For First Time

Hayward received pure natural gas for the first time in its history on Monday morning as Pacific Gas & Electric crews adjusted burners in homes and factories. Previously the city had mixed natural and artificial gas, while C. F. Whiteman of the Oakland Gas Consumers association, based at the Duarte sheet metal shop, assists with floor heating stoves using gas.

Hayward Pacific Gas & Electric Company C. FE. Whiteman Gas Consumers Association of Oakland Duarte Sheet Metal

Growers Seek All Year Tariff Favor as House Senate Debate

Frank Cunha head of Growers Union and Farm Products and Sales Company says farmers want stable tariff provisions. He notes disputes between the House and Senate over duties on peas peppers and tomatoes and reports coastal growers largely favor year round protection for a strong next season.

House Senate Oxy Frank Cunha Farm Products and Sales Ashurst Senate Finance Committee Hayward

Paper Drive Contest At Castro Valley School

Castro Valley boys and girls organize a paper drive this week divided into two rival sections. The winning side earns a party while the losing side may be invited to join. Proceeds benefit the child welfare department of the Parent-Teachers' association.

Castro Valley Parent-Teachers’ Association

Valley Firemen to Hold Semper Dance

Castro Valley firemen and their wives will attend an informal supper-dance at the Castro Valley schoolhouse Friday evening. William Griffith serves as chairman and is arranging an entertaining program for the event.

Valley Firemen Castro Valley Wlliam Griffith

Athletics Rally to Take World Series in Ninth Inning

Philadelphia Athletics defeated the Chicago Cubs 3 to 0 to clinch the series. In a dramatic ninth inning Haas hit a homer to tie the game, then Simmons delivered the go ahead run as Miler scored on a single. Pitchers were Maloney, Taylor for Chicago and Ehmke, Welberg for Philadelphia.

Athletics Philadelphia United Press Philadelphia Athletics Chicago Cubs Cubs French A’s Bishop Haas Mackman Glee Cochrane Hornsby Grimm Simmons Foxx Miler

Merchants Open Season with Win Over Oakland Rivals

The Harvard Merchants beat Corgiat Tires of Oakland five to three in their Southern Alameda County opener at Bret Harte school. Al Cambra moved to outfield, Al Swope batted and collected three hits, while pitcher Dutch Roet ticher delivered a solid game and added a long triple.

Harvard Merchants Corgiat Tires Oakland Bret Harte Joe Riggs al Cambra al Swope Swope Roetticher

THREE CHURCHES SET RECORDS IN CRUSADE SUNDAY

On Hayward’s Crusade Sunday three churches report record or near record attendance. The Christian church led with a peak in attendance and Sunday schools near century marks, while Methodist and Presbyterian enrollments also rose. Married families sat together, and Mrs. Van Dyke, longtime Methodist member, attended. Next Sunday's Neighbors Day features Young People’s night.

Hayward Presbyterian Church Christian Church Methodist Church George G. Saywell Christian Young People’s Society Methodists A. B. Morris John Allen Clark van Dyke Mesdames Gray Quist Strobridge George Oakes Anita

Hayward Juniors Fall to Therico Club in Debut Match

The Hayward Juniors soccer team, formed from Bret Harte alumni, opened its Spalding league campaign with a defeat away to Therico of San Leandro. The score is listed as eight touchdowns in football terms, signaling a rough start as they prepare for upcoming local bouts.

Hayward Therico Club San Leandro Bret Harte School Spalding

Bills Marketers Beat Hamiltons In Tight Sunday Game

The Bills market baseball team beat the Hamilton market team 7 to 6 at Bret Harte school grounds. The Bills squad consists of local players, many from Soares egg packing plant. Batteries were Plumber and Rogers for the Bills, Kay and Joes for the Hamiltonians, with Souza catching.

Bills Market Hamilton Market Bret Harte Soares Egg Packing Bills Rogers Hamiltonians Kay Joes Souza

Tennyson Club Plans Autumn Social Calendar

Tennyson Improvement Club reports on recent activities and fall plans. A vaudeville show earned profit, ten card tables are bought, and $10 is set for a fire relief fund. An illustrated lecture by Postmaster Harry A. Bradford on California missions drew praise. An October 26 Halloween party is slated.

Tennyson Improvement Club Tennisom School Harry A. Bradford E.G. Lang Charles Hummel Eric Rows A. Evese Federated Improvement Clubs Alameda County Hayward Huus Terrill Avenue Parent-Teachers’ Association George Franklin Schertz W. T. Darnell Theiano Vesta White E. Gravette Paderewski Bradford San Diego Cveaime Tennerson

United Portuguese Exiles of California Convene in Oakland

More than 4000 delegates, including many from Hayward, attend the 43rd annual United Portuguese Estates of California convention opening in Oakland. Luther Freitas of Stockton presides as events unfold from Sunday through Friday with a banquet, grand ball, barbecue, drama, and officer installation planned. Yom Kippur observances cause store closures in Hayward and special services across the East Bay.

Hayward United Portuguese Estates of California Oakland Aisuag Luther | Freitas of Stockton Auditorium Theatre Hotel Oakland Richmond East Bay

Fire destroys Tennyson home of ace worker

George Franklin Schertz aged 74 saw his Hunt avenue home in Tennyson burn Saturday night. Neighbors F Reichel and others rushed to save belongings but the structure and most goods were lost. About $50 cash and trunk contents were destroyed. the man is left with only clothes, a watch and $100 in a bank. Neighbors plan to rebuild if lumber funds are raised.

George Franklin Schertz Hunt Avenue Tennyson Schertz F. Reichel Tennyson Improvement Club Mr. Schertz Reichel Southern Alameda County Welfare Board Homes of Friends

Legion Auxiliary Initiates Ten New Members

Ten new members will be infused into the American Legion Auxiliary at a Wednesday evening meeting at the Legion hall. Edna Pierson will preside at a county council meeting at the hall the same evening. A whist party is planned for Tuesday evening October 22, with installation of new officers set for Thursday October 24.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Edna Pierson

Ford Auto Show Opens in Oakland

Ford salon at the Oakland Auditorium opens to record crowds. The exclusively Ford show features all models in all colors with daily hours from 10 a m to 7 p m and free admission. Highlights include Houdi shock absorbers Trepiex non breakable glass and dealers shop equipment displays.

M. I. Dobner D. R. Galbraith Hayward Ford Oakland Auditorium

East Bay Commercial Photographic Club Meets Tuesday

The monthly meeting and dinner of the East Bay Commercial Photographic Club will be held at the Green Shutter Hotel Tuesday evening. Fred Wallace, local photographer and president, will be assisted with a program of entertainment by Mrs. Carol B. Kelly and Miss Hettye Adams.

East Bay Commercial Photographic Club Green Shutter Hotel Fred Wallace Carol B. Kelly Misa Hettye Adams

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