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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1927

Page

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Berkeley man speaks on art and literature to Hill and Valley Club

Derrick Norman Lehmer editor of the University of California Chronicle lectured the Hill and Valley Club with highlights on science art and modern poetry. He described the Chronicle as a coast wide critical journal now led by Calhoun with input from Yale Harvard Stanford and UC educators. He read poems including Mother Winter and The Ambush and shared verse from Hunice Mitchell Lehmer and Iaa Goodrith and Margaret Todd Ritter in a graceful recital.

Hill and Valley Club Derrick Norman Lehmer University of California Chronicle Hayward New England Lehmer Hhis Yale Harvard Stanford U. C Biolor Mother Winter Hunice Mitchell Lehmer Iaa Goodrith Margaret Todd Ritter

Fairfield Woman Murdered and Robbed on Ranch Near Fairfield

Mrs. Margaret C. Shelly, 58, a widow and ranch resident near Fairfield, was killed after being outraged and robbed. Authorities sought a third suspect, Ah Choo, a narcotics addict, believed to have left Fairfield with funds. Two Chinese men were held briefly in connection with the case as criminologist H. O. Heinrich joined the search.

San Francisco United Press Margaret C. Shelly Fairfield Thornton Solano County Ah Choo

Methodist Board Elects Officers Hayward church names officers

The First Methodist church of Hayward held its first meeting of the term and elected Mrs. Ray King secretary L A Lucas financial secretary C D Hough budget treasurer H H Jamieson world service treasurer and L A Auces publicity correspondent. Meetings will be on the first Monday of every month.

First Methodist Church of Hayward Ray King L. A. Lucas C. D. Hough H. H. Jamieson World Service L. A. Auces

Club program features Beethoven and a meet the speaker event

The afternoon program included Miss Marion Rogers performing The Country Dance by Beethoven and a lecture with Mrs Rey King introducing Mr Lehmer to club members. A pleasant half hour followed over tea.

Marion Rogers Beethoven

The Sick and Well at Central Hospital

Central Hospital care updates show several patients improving or sent home. Peter Gallia recovers well after an operation. Ernest Beck heals from knee surgery. Alvitt to be discharged in days. Mrs. Mary Albino recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. C F Robest fully recovered after two weeks illness and home October 11. Mrs. W H Martin home after illness October 16. George De Lanes home after five weeks illness. Mrs. McVina progressing post operation and to go home in about a week.

Hayward Central Hospital Peter Gallia Ernest Beck Ann Alvitt Mary Albino C. F. Robest California Conserving Company W. H. Martin George de Lanes McVuina

Two Hayward Students Win Editorial Posts at UC

Word from the University of California confirms two Hayward girls, Helen Ebert and Anna Merer, won sophomore editorial spots on the Blue and Gold. Both are prominent local high school graduates. Ebert edited the 1926 Winged H and Merer also served on the staff. Miss Merer resides at 2415 Prospect Street and Miss Ebert at 2521 Hearst Avenue.

University of California Hayward The Blue and Gold Helen Ebert Anna Merer Miss Ebert Miss Meyer Prospect Street Hearst Avenue

Homeless Children Party Planned at Native Sons Hall

The Native Daughters and Sons group will host a whist party this Wednesday evening at Native Sons hall to aid homeless children. Leaders urge a large crowd and promising prizes to attract broad community support.

Native Sons Hall Native Daughters and Sons

Classified notices mix offers and wants in Hayward areas

A jumble of ads lists exchanges for a Saxophone C Melody for a used car, sale of young livestock and rabbits, requests for a water tank or windmill, help wanted for house work by a young woman, and a box notice from Hayward Review. Listings include phone numbers and street addresses.

Hayward

Chance to Get A Cheap Home

A creekfront lot with garage near in town offers remodel potential for a home with conveniences. Priced at 1375 dollars with 600 dollars cash and monthly balance. In a good neighborhood with no town taxes. See S C Smith at 51 Castro street for details.

S. C. Smith Castro Street

Lucky Child Sleeps Two Thirds of Time in First Year

A Liberty quotation notes that during the first year a normal baby sleeps at least two thirds of the time, reflecting typical infant sleep patterns and expectations.

Liberty

Arthur Manter Advances in San Jose Music Studies

Arthur Manter son of a local trustee pursues organ study at the Institute of Music in San Jose. He also learns piano and music theory, aims for organ as his specialty, and earns praise from LeRoy Y. Brant. He joins the Vallesiisers and Trinity Episcopal choir, and will perform in The Messiah and San Jose’s Christmas events in 1927.

Arthur Manter Institute of Music San Jose Young Manter LeRoy Y. Brant We Institute of Musc Manter Hayward Vallesiisers San Joses Notabie Choral Society Trinity Episcopal Choir Wll

Back to Bakersfield To Oi Property And H Oldham

H Oldham of 512 A street sails tomorrow for Bakersfield where he holds oil and property interests. The Oldhams came to Hayward over two years ago for Mrs Oldham’s health. They decide to return to the warmer country, hoping for happiness and no scandal, with Oldham described as a genial man who kept out of trouble.

H. Oldham Bakersfield Oldhams Hayward

Local Pastor Josiah Daniel Draws Napa Attention

Josiah Daniel a Presbyterian pastor and Rotarian is praised for his lively talks across Napa. He spoke at Napa City again on Monday after a prior talk drew strong interest. The Interchurch gathering at an Episcopal church featured diverse church affiliations among speakers and attendees.

Josiah Daniel Napa Asylum International 3Len Baptist United Brethren Church T. D. Lewis Daniel

Local Concern to Plumb Heyer Building

Hayward Plumbing Co awarded the contract by Charles W Heyer Sr general contractor to plumb the new stores behind the Palmitag building on B Street. Work is now well under way. 58 Chrysler touring fully guaranteed. 95 down, easy terms. AI Rogers 505 Main.

The Hayward Plumbing Company Charles W. Heyer Sr Palmitag B Street Chrysler AI Rogers

Hoss Deal Upset and Garin Gets His Ten Back

A court case from Center rile details Andy Garin buying a horse for 100 on false representations. Peter Heare, Castro Valley mayor, and lawyers Perry and Martin expose the defects and secure a return of money. The judge sides with Garin, portraying him as honest and deserving of restitution.

Hoss Garin Andy Gurin Auormers Lester Perry G. W. Martin Peter Hoare Andy Peter Heare Castro Valley Peter Mr. Schelic Attorners Ferry Martin Justice of the Peace Mr. Garin

P T A President Visits Hayward High for All Day Meeting

Mrs F VY Voelmer president of the 16th District P T A and East Alameda County Council will visit Hayward Union High School on Thursday October 20 at 10 30. Airs Herman Layer president of the University Mothers Club will speak at 1 00 about child training and guide study of the book Problems of Childhood. All are cordially invited.

F VY. Voelmer Pp. T. A East Alameda County

Bumps Into Service Station Pump

Jack Skorjan of 2872 E South Street Oakland struck the General gasoline pump at the Faustina garage in Harvard last night. He said bright street lights blinded him while he tried to refuel after returning from Decote where he arranged the funeral of his two year old child. The pump is under repair. no injuries to the car or driver reported.

Faustina Harvard Jack Skorjan E. Sth Street Oakland Skorjan Decote Fece

UPP.EC Whist Proves Delightful at Native Sons Hall

The U P P E C sponsored a whist party Monday evening in the Native Sons hall. Tables formed a large letter K, with Hallowe'en decor. The hall glowed with streamers candles and flowers as guests from San Jose Pleacanion Oakland San Leandro Decroto and nearby towns mingled and enjoyed the game.

Native Sons Hall San Jose Pleacanion Oakland San Leandro Decroto

Wartime Hatcheries Chief Visits California Officials

Warren W. E. Hancock, superintendent of five fish hatcheries in California, visited Mr. and Mrs. Guy Warren. He then traveled to Baird in Fhasta county to inspect the McCloud river hatcheries. He noted the river had long been muddy but recently cleared, ending a three year period of impaired hatchery work due to sediment.

W. E. Hmancock UT. 5 California Guy Warren Baird Fhasta County McCloud

Hayward Bulb Growers Moving Toward Major Planting

Hayward district officials indicate a record bulb-raising season with large shipments from Holland and Oregon. Horticultural inspector M. J. Leonard notes sterilization and pest controls required for imported narcissi and tulip bulbs, with 300000 bulbs expected nationwide and certificates needed for release.

Hayward M. J. Leonard Holland Oregon California Europe Oakland San Leandro 3Ir. Leonard Leonard

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Berkeley MAN ON Art Mr. Lehmer Hill & Valley Mil Methodist Board Central Hospital U.C Used Car Department Essex Buick Hudson Tebbins Bros Sirvice Ales Leandro Cnry Rysier NEW Today Young Does Grand St Poplar St Napa Town Plumb Heyer Bldg Perry P.T.A Mrs. Layer UPP Burge Nessle George d'Alby Muriel Manon Res Palmtag Cor. Castro Dodge Brothers State Oil Sterling B. Doughty Graham Brothers Trathe Chevrolet Main St Sid Leoewenthal Newspape
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