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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1925
Page
4
First arrests in the Hayward campaign against flirting and annoying school girls occurred Saturday morning when Shao Alves and Maril Silva, young men of Hayward, were taken into custody by local police on a complaint filed by Miss Atlee.
Whitten a local nurse testifies as two men are arraigned before Judge Jacob Harder Jr on disturbing the place charges and released on 100 bail. Shane Alves and Miss Silva ask for attorney time as the case continues. Mrs. W Frary hosts a Halloween Whist party at 2223 East Oakland to aid the Animal Shelter League. Ben Silva faces a not supporting charge despite his wife’s death, with the case pressed and continued to next Monday.
Arthur J. Bassette of Alameda was arraigned Monday morning on a charge of issuing fictitious checks. He faces a preliminary hearing before Judge Harder next Monday morning. A fire alarm from the Crosby home reported a chimney blaze Sunday but firefighters arrived too late to find damage.
Court Hayward of the Catholic Daughters of America held a large initiation Sunday afternoon in the Odd Fellows Hall. State officers and guests from San Francisco San Jose Oakland Alameda Watsonville attended a festive ceremony with gifts a musical program and a banquet. The event showcased strong community support and declared Hayward the Heart of the Garden of Eden.
The Royal Neighbors host a Halloween program this Tuesday evening in Fellows Hall with a social dance to follow. The event features a witch, goblin, Jack o lantern, fortune teller, and more to greet children. Admission is 23 cents to raise funds for the bi county Royal Neighbors convention in Hayward on November 3.
Kenneth A. Millican of the Pacific National Bank tells Rotary Club attendees that politeness costs firms far less than misbehavior costing hundreds of thousands. He cites a San Francisco bank janitor/policeman who cost $22,000 by insulting a customer and recalls a Washington store incident where a clerk’s snub erased $150 ad-spurred traffic, urging training for courteous service.
Classified notices list a lumber sale needing immediate move and various sale items including gas stove for $1250, wood cook stove $5, dining table $2, refrigerator $10, a gas range, table and rocker, plus a 67 acre dairy with cattle and barns near Hayward priced with terms available. Names and contact details include Holmek at 6th and Harrison Oakland and J. G. Moftoza at 15 Castro Street Hayward.
Local groups announce dances and whist parties across Hayward November events and October milk fund card party prizes at Reid's Drug. Highlights include Walters' orchestra at Dania Hall October 24 and Turkey Whist fundraisers by Civic League of Women Voters and East Alameda County P T A, plus a November 3 federation meeting for Mrs Bradford and a November 12 Castro Valley P T A meeting.
The article recalls 18th century Sabbath rigidity in Connecticut and Massachusetts with Sabbath day houses on meeting house greens. Families used stallable shelters between services to eat and warm by fires, while pastors curbed idle talk by reading edifying texts.
Logs eight feet long from Trinidad form the menu for a family of grubs in London Zoological Gardens. The Harlequin beetle larvae, four inches long, feed on timber and require warm conditions around 100 degrees Fahrenheit.
The Salmon Protective Association will survey the Columbia River and Oregon coastal streams under Hugh Mitchell to decide where to place hatcheries and increase annual juvenile releases. The effort aims to counter hydroelectric and irrigation developments and keep salmon spawning routes open, with initial visits to Deschutes and Klickitat rivers and reports forthcoming.
Dr. Beach of the University of California promotes a safe remedy for poultry worms using nicotine sulphate with Lloyds Reagent in capsules. Local poultrymen report prompt results and capsules are available from Hayward Drug Co. for 60 cents a hundred, mailed if paid.
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