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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1925

Page

2

Great Things On at the Churches Coming Sunday

Local churches announce Sunday programs at multiple houses of worship. Methodist Church offers an evening music program with local and distant talent. Congregational Church screens sixty Porto Rico slides. Presbyterian Church features Mrs. Frank H. Spence, noted traveler and missionary. A Passion Play of Gherammergau will be shown Monday evening at the Methodist Church via Capt. Harvey Hadlock.

Methodist Church Porto Rico America Presbyterian Church Frank H. Spence North Pola Hayward Point Barrows Gherammergau Harvey Hadlock Reston

Ashland Club Sees Large Turnout at October Meeting

The Ashland Progressive Community Club held its regular meeting October 13 in the school auditorium. Visitors from neighboring districts attended, including Miss Misner, County School Nurse, who praised the milk distribution program led by Mrs. Louise Williams. Captain Howard W. Brown presided as acting president and reports showed the club in good financial shape. The club plans an anniversary banquet and a vaudeville show, with rehearsals underway for Halloween festivities and a social barn dance to close out the evening.

Ashland Progressive Community Club Ashland Misner Louise, Williams Children’s Welfare Auxiliary Airs. Leach Hayward Air. Leach Howard W. Brown A-l Rita Faria W. C. Smith Mary Faria Mae Oliver

Hayward Union High School Teachers Plan Reception for Sophomore Parents

The Hayward Union High School Teachers Association met Monday and discussed future programs. They approved a reception for sophomore parents at the next evening meeting on October 26 led by Mrs. G Waller and Mrs. H Oliver, and appointed a six member committee to review the new building plans for social activities.

Hayward Union High School Parent Teachers Association G. Waller H. Oliver

Spanish Club Social Meeting Held Under Miss Petersen

The Spanish Club organized under Miss M. Petersen held its first social meeting on Tuesday night October 13. Members presented songs selections and a sketch play before refreshments. Tryouts for two December 19 plays by the Torch and Sword Dramatic Club begin Monday October 18.

Louise Fisher Edith Davis

Station and Truck Burn at Centerville

A noon fire at an oil station in Centerville destroyed an oil truck and station while a nearby lunch parlor survived due to fast fire department action from Centerville and Niles. The report also notes a funeral, lodge events, hospital visits, and several local social activities in Centerville.

Centerville

Hayward Natives Prep for Pennant Run Against Oakland Team

Local Hayward Natives face the Smith Drag Company of Oakland in a Sunday showdown at the town park. After a 10 to 5 win last week despite seven errors, Hayward hinges on strong hitting from Grindell Gottschalk Rogerson and Dwinell, solid defense, and a steady pitching effort by Emil Guiz to chase a pennant.

Hayward Homer Bill Grindell Jimmy Gottschalk Miggs Rogerson Paul Dwinell Ortiz Riggs Bernard

Father often buried Antone Oliviera of Centerville

Antone Oliviera, a 77 year old Centerville resident and respected farmer and orchard man, died this week and was laid to rest at a widely attended funeral on Wednesday. He had lived in Centerville over fifty years and left a large family of six sons and five daughters including Manuel Antone Frank Joe John George and daughters Sabina Silva Glover and Gallagher.

Antone Oliviera Canterile Centerville Oliveira Manuel Antone Frank Joe John George Sabina Silva Glover Gallagher

Atherton Street Paving Project Moves Fast

The $30,000 Atherton Street improvement, seven blocks, starts this week with Jones and King preparing to rush the project. A double crew aims to lay pavement within four weeks if weather allows. Contractors push to finish before rains, mirroring rapid work on Castro Street by Kay Transit System laying new track and rebuilding foundations.

Atherton Street Jones & King Castro Street Kay Transit System

Rights talk on property at Hayward Civic League

Miss Eloise Cushing of Alameda County Law Library spoke on Women's Property Rights before Hayward Civic League. She noted unmarried women own their earnings while marriage creates community property managed by husbands, leaving wives limited ownership and urging reforms for fairer laws.

Eloise Cushing Alameda County Law Library Hayward

District P T A Holds District Meeting In High School

About 150 women from six bay area counties attended the second district Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting in the High School auditorium last Thursday. Mrs W J Hayes of Burlingame presided assisted by Mrs J W Anderson of Castro Valley. Officer reports and chairmen updates filled the morning with the district presidents presenting their districts report in the afternoon. Dr W J Bemiss Oakland Boy Scouts executive spoke urging supervision of children and use of come instead of go. He noted P T A backing Scout Troops reduces risk of failure and helps moral and financial support. The federation president reminded members of a National Body recommendation to back Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls more than ever. Luncheon by the Senior Girls class received praise from many and Miss Kolforms. The day was declared a success with gratitude to Principal Prof Johnson and the Girls Club and helpers for hosting visitors especially those from out of town.

Centerville BR. Doering Niles M. Oliveria Centerviie Masonic Lodge Park Boulevard Lodge Oakland F. Vernon Jones Nat Friend F. O. Bunting J. Walton Veterans Hospital Presbyterian Church Sweet Sixteen “500 Boedatch D. C. Society of Young People Memorial Hall Jack Stevenson Katie Lite St. James Guild Lodge Congress of Parents and Bay W. J. Hayes Burlingame East Alameda County J. W. Anderson Castro Valley Ir. W. J. Bemiss Boy Scouts Afr. Bemiss Mr. Bemiss

Cypress Camp Halloween Dance Hosted by Woodmen Lodge

Congo Commander Miles D. Harrington announces Cypress Camp of the Woodmen of the World will hold a Halloween dance on Tuesday evening October 27. The event invites members and local residents to attend the themed social gathering.

Cypress Camp Woodmen of the World Congo Miles D. Harrington

Rowell Returns From Utah With Car Of First Class Horses

Harry Rowell of Acme Poultry Products Co and Frank Pereira return from Utah and Nevada with about 5000 wild mustangs and a carload of four and five year old matched work animals. Mustangs to be disposed of soon while the matched teams will be used for product company needs.

Harry Rowell Acme Poultry Products Co Frank Pereira Utah Nevada Mr. Rowell

Youngsters Set for Davis Trip from State Farm

Fourteen boys and one awaiting selection depart for Davis on Thursday for a three day event. Joseph Hammon, Miss Marietta Wilson, and Willard lead the party with hundreds of youths to enjoy sport and amusement while gaining inspiration for future club testing. Willard Burr supplies his car and supports the trip as a gesture of fellowship and service to the young people.

Davis Thureday & O Joseph Hammon Marietta Wilsos Willard Imic Tesé Jean Willard Burr

Dahlia Wins Prize at San Leandro Show

A dahlia measuring nine and three quarters inches won the trophy awarded by the Chamber of Commerce of San Leandro for the best dahlia on display. Dr. Luther Mick and N. W. Armstrong, San Leandro dignitaries, presented the cup yesterday to the Fire Garden Beautified prison floricultural society.

Quentin Chamber of Commerce of San Leandro Luther Mick N. W. Armstrong Prison Floricultural Society

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Ashland Club Big Town Moccasen Shoes Munson Linden’s Army Store Park, Hayward Smith The Oakland Drug Co Gottschalk Grindell Finks Cardinelli Dondero Goitshalk Amaral Machado Mathews Dwinell Rogerson P. Oo Ramos Merguire-Ritcchie Lake Finks Een Thomson Velosa Cardizelli Arnold Robertson Stevenson Seni Sharp Gabarino Atherton St Miss Kolforms Federation Johnson Ito Rowell John Alien Parks Mr. and Airs, Parks Owens Apartments Fairview Improvement Club Joseph Vargas Bayward Southern Pacific Lines Harrington State Farm Big Dehlia Piggly Wiggly Crisco Idaho Boston Lega
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