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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1927

Page

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Liquor charge nets $250 fine for Maze in Redcoat Canyon raid

Deputy sheriffs seized gin and whiskey on W. A. Maze property near Redcoat Canyon. Maze pleaded guilty to possession of liquor and chose a $250 fine over 250 days in jail, with a warning against repeat offenses. John Perati faces arraignment for maintaining a still as three 1000 gallon vats were found on the old Schafer ranch. Perati held on $1080 bond.

Jack Cotlier W. A. Davis W. A. Maze Redwoat Canyon Maze Harder John Perati Jacob Harder Charles Bingdaorne Schafer Perati Powder Works

Shrine Band to Play for Veterans at Livermore Hospital

Illustrious Potentate Herbert W. Whitworth of Rahmes Temple A A O X M S leads the Shriners band in a Sunday concert for disabled World War II veterans at the U S Veterans Hospital in Livermore foothills. The annual trip brings entertainment to bedridden patients.

Herbert W. Whitworth Rahmes Temple Shrine Bard of Oakland Livermore U. S. Veterans Hospital Livermore Foothills Shrine Band

Notice of San Lorenzo Branch Line Discontinuation

In accordance with Decision No 18919 of the California Railroad Commission the operation of the San Lorenzo Branch Line of the Key System will be discontinued on November 3 1927 by Key System Transit Company.

California Railroad Commission San Lorenzo Key System KEY System Transit Company

Hamilton to be Honored by Oakland Moose Lodge

William J. Hamilton a longtime Alameda supervisor and lodge secretary will be honored October 2 as Oakland Lodge 324 marks its 17th birthday. Justice William J Waste will chair the event with many Alameda leaders and clergy attending. Separately a $4,000,000 estuary tube project nears completion with the final segment set for October 29 under Chief Engineer George Posey. Hamilton notes the tunnel will be the first undersea vehicular tube in the world and the largest in the west, with a celebratory finale planned on completion. A car ad for a 1926 Chevrolet Landcar sedan appears at the end.

William J. Hamilton Board of County Supervisors Yeears Oakland Lodge No. 324 Loyal Order of Moose Oakland Lodge Hamilton William J. Waste Supreme Court of California Alameda County Alimieda County Board of Supervisors Charles W. Heyer Hayward Xloose George Posey Mareh W. J. Hamilton Alameda

Tracy Falls to Hayward in Friday Football Scramble

Tracy, a 160 member school, was defeated 26 to 7 by Hayward High in a Friday afternoon game on the Harvard field. Cordry sprinted 45 yards to set up Tracy’s lone touchdown, while Lamb Simatovich and Jones contributed with big runs and a reception score.

Tracy Lively Wourzburger Tigers Harvard Union High School B. R K. Smith Harvard Smith Warhorses Crand Abrars Lamb Nick Simatovich Cordry Gould Jones Hayward Ferry Baynard Hig Hayward Boys Harold Gibney Macabee

Tax Money Paid to Officials Here During Friday

Edward T. Planer the county tax collector and his staff opened at the State Bank in Hayward Friday morning with a long line of taxpayers awaiting the transfer. About $20,000 was deposited before 3 pm, keeping totals for 1927 on par with last year as more residents paid under a lower tax rate. Planer planned to move on to Centerville on Tuesday and then to Livermore for another Friday session.

Edward T. Planer Hayward Mr. Planer Planer Centerville Livermoore

Harvard Union High School P T A invites parents meeting

The Harvard Union High School P T A asks all parents to attend a meeting next Monday evening October 24 at 7 p m at the high school. Principal F P Johnson and Miss Neilson will speak and leaders say parental cooperation is crucial to student welfare and home work organization.

Harvard Union High School Nexr F. P. Johnson Neilson

Money making ad seeks loan for Bay Area property

An advertisement claims a Mopnexy-maker near Hayward on Foothill Boulevard offers a 100 by 200 site with franchise on two roads and a view. It advertises a loan option from $2750 to $81250 and lists SMITH at 540 Castro. The notice mentions a Santa Cruz versus Marward field game with Santa Cruz seen as stronger. a close match is anticipated.

Hayward Foothill Wonderful View Smith Castro

Archbishop Hanna to Confirm 150 Children at All Saints

The Most Reverend Archbishop Edward J. Hanna of San Francisco will confirm a class of 150 children at All Saints church on Sunday October 36. Sponsors for the boys and girls are John E Geary and Ass Mary McKeever. The bishop will give an address and the All Saints choir will sing the confirmation rites and high mass under Mrs Carol B Kelly. Archbishop Hanna is celebrated for his brotherhood and fellowship and his Hayward visit on October 30 is described as a distinguished honor.

Edward J. Hanna San Francisco All Saints Church John E. Geary Mary McKeever Carol B. Kelly Archbishop Hung Hayward

Local Soldiers Honored With New Lieutenants Soon

National Guard Company 3 will promote four soldiers Adrian Frary Herbert Moldt Sidner Stahl Rolland Elrod after War Department approval. They will study a year for an army correspondence course and then receive sabers chevrons and a formal advancement. Private Harry Morera has just received discharge papers after three years of service.

National Guard Company 3 Adrian Frary Herbert Moldt Sidner Stahl Rollond Elrod War Department Army Harry Morera

Niles Poultryman Breeding Leghorns Genetically New

John E. Kimber of Miles and Center Street high school music head traveled to Hayward to discuss genetic breeding of White Leghorns. He aims to develop flocks with higher egg output and resilience, plans a multi year experiment, and will publish a brochure detailing his methods to inform both experts and lay poultrymen.

John E. Kimber Miles Centerville Hayward Kimber Niles Yards Pacific Hemi

Castro Valley Center Elects Officers in Meetings

The Castro Valley and Bay View Farm Centers met at the Castro Valley schoolhouse Thursday night and elected officers for the coming term. Charles Dean was reelected director. Fred Noel and Mrs. George Waller became vice-director and secretary. Bay View elected T. W. Cordry director James Thiel vice director and Ada Hutchinson secretary.

Castro Valley Bay View Charles Dean Fred Noel George Waller Bay View Farm Center T. W. Cordry James Thiel Ada Hutchinson Faro T. O. Morrison

Church Services and Schedules Across Hayward Churches

Local churches list Sunday services with themes from First Methodist and Presbyterian churches, Christan Science, Congregational, and Episcopal bodies. Notes include Sunday school times, evening services, and upcoming events such as a church sale and mothers’ meeting.

Thility Episcopal Church la. m Hichcock

Tipton Fire Destroys Town Center In Build-Up Blazes

A major blaze in Tipton Tulare County gutted the business district including the hotel and several stores. Flames began in a pool hall rear and spread to ammonia tanks, aided by a weak water supply despite a bucket brigade. The fire raged for hours, causing extensive destruction.

Tulare United Press Tipton San Joaquin Valley Tlin Ma Bucket Brigade

For Sale and Rent Items Highlight Local Listings

New today for sale and rent notes feature bars gains and home plans by D S Tyer at 544 Castro Hayward with loans to build. Quilts comforters and fancy work offered by First Christian Church Aid at 246 Pearce St. Nice sunny 3 room furnished cottage for rent near family with child. 1924 Buick touring in perfect condition offered by Al Rogers at 36% Main with easy terms.

D. S. Tyer Castro Street Hayward First Christian Church Aid Pearce St Ash Buick al Rogers

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