Death of Colin V. Dyment Editor of The Journal
Colin V. Dyment editor of The Journal died after influenza and pneumonia and was buried in Eugene Oregon. Born 1879 in Capetown Ontario he served as journalist professor and dean at Oregon and Washington universities. He married Dr Bertha S Stuart and survived by son Donald.
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Dyment
Easterly
Eugene
Oregon
Wr. Dyment
Hartford
Journal
Review
R. A. Brodie
Man
Castro Valley Improvement Club
Hayward Rotary
Colin V. Dyment
Capetown
Ontario
University of Toronto
Spokane Spokesman-Review
Walla Walla Daily Union
Portland Evening Telegram
Oregon Daily Journal
University of Oregon
University of Washington
91St
U. S. Fuel Administration
Washington
D. C
Paris
France
Bertha Sybin Stuart
Reed College
Portland
Donald
Gardening Expert to Speak at Hayward Meeting
Mrs Martha Phillips associate editor Homes and Gardens San Jose will give an address on gardening and floriculture at 8 pm Tuesday in the high school old auditorium. Lantern slides will illustrate the talk and a question box round table discussion will follow. Miss Verna Huston will sing several selections. the public is invited.
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Martha Phillips
Homes and Gardens Magazine
San Jose
Hayward Garden Club
Phillips
Verna Huston
Treat program at Hayward High School PTA
William Haink of Alameda talks about immigration at the Hayward High School PTA meeting in the school auditorium. Folk dances by Miss Mildred Miller and Miss Eulalia Kirkham and songs by Miss Omo Grimwood precede Haluk's talk on Russian and American citizenship chaired by Mrs. F. M. Foster.
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William Haink
Alameda
Russia
Mildred Miller
Eulalia Kirkham
Omo Grimwood
Hayward High School
Parent-Teachers' Association
Haluk
F.M. Foster
Church School to Hold 3rd Session
The southern Alameda county church school will hold its third session Monday night at the Methodist church. About 50 persons from southern Alameda county attended the opening sessions last week to learn Sunday school and church work. Rev. Henry McFadden of Berkeley Community Church is slated to lead the young people’s class Monday night. Classes continue Monday and Tuesday this week and again next week.
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Alameda County
Methodist Church
Henry McFadden
Berkeley Community Church
Heyer III Charles W. Heyer in Providence Hospital
Supervisor Heyer III Charles W. Heyer of Hayward is in Providence hospital for a few days with a light influenza illness. His wife says the admission was precautionary and he is expected to be discharged soon.
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Charles W. Heyer
Hayward
County Board of Supervisors
Providence Hospital
Clubmen Drive for Scout Quota in Hayward
Lions and Rotary clubs join forces to raise 1500 dollars for Hayward Boy Scout troops. Campaign kicks off with Rotary leadership and district canvassing aimed to meet the noon Wednesday deadline and report success at the Lions club meeting. Over 100 Boy Scouts in Hayward across six troops, with a seventh forming, benefit from the program.
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Lions and Notary Clubs
Hayward
Lions Club
Green Shutter Hotel
Bar Scout Movement
Bors
Bor
U.S. business at highest level in history says Whiting
Secretary of Commerce Whiting announced at a press conference that U S business stands at the highest level in history with the textile industry as the only exception. Department reports show prosperity in auto steel building and other leading sectors.
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Washington
United Press
United States
Whiting
Two Oakland Burglaries Net $375 This Week
United Press Special reports two safe burglaries in Oakland yielded 375 dollars. The Oakland Wholesale Grocery company lost 306 dollars, Eastbay Creamery company 25 dollars, and Cardinet Candy company 50 dollars.
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Oakland
United Press
Oakland Wholesale Grocery Company
Eastbay Creamery Company
Cardinet Candy Company
Western Union Opens New Hayward Office on Castro Street
The Western Union Telegraph company started operations at 551 Castro Street with W H Brazerton as manager and J J MacGrath as district manager overseeing the opening. The new site offers convenience for locals to send telegrams previously limited to the Pacific railway station.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Castro Street
W. H. Brazerton
J. J. MacGrath
Western Union
Eel Pacific Railway
Leonard couple returns from Legion Conclave in Texas
F B Leonard and wife return to Hayward after attending the American Legion national convention in San Antonio Texas as delegates from the Hayward post. Leonard was reelected post chaplain and the California delegation helped back the Los Angeles 1936 convention bid.
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California
National Convention of the American Legion
San Antonio
Texas
F. B. Leonard
Hayward
Legionnaires
John P. Savage
John T. Ewing
Louisiana
Paul McNutt
University of Indiana Law School
Bloomington
Indiana
Louisville
Kentucky
Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
Leonard
Dallas
Fort Worth
Colorado
Springs
Denver
Salt Lake City
Agnes Allen
Ethel Flynn
American Legion Auxiliary
New Orleans
Ashland Defeats Hayward in League Ball Game
Ashland wins 4 to 2 over Hayward as Louis Brazil fans 13 in four hits allowed for Hayward. Ledo and F Correia spark Ashland with two hits apiece and two defensive highlights. Alvarado beats Pleasanton 11 to 4 in Southern Alameda County league action.
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Ashland
Hayward
Hayward Army
Louis Brazil
Madrid
T. Correia
Borba
Ledo
Gomes
Bedford
Francis
F. Correia
Gox
Alvarado
Pleasanton Sundar
Don't Miss Hayward Theatre Party Next Friday
Announcements urge attendance at the Hayward community merchants show with a Hawaiian orchestra and surprising stunts. Mack the impresario notes patron support enables valuable prizes. store ad promises a range of sundries and supplies.
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Hayward Community Merchants’ Theatre Party
Mack
Heating plant plans advance after All Saints Catholic Fair
After the Native Sons ball closure Saturday night the All Saints parish reports strong fair receipts to Rev. J. Viladomat. Bids for a heating plant are being sought as parishioners, Hayward merchants, and Mayor Wilbur contributed to a social and financial success. The event featured "Kellys Klever Kiddies" under Mrs. Carol B. Kelly and drew a large crowd to the dance hall.
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All Saints Church
Father J. Viladomat
Father Viladomat
Father Vilatomat
All Saints’ Church
Hayward
Wilbur
Hayward Review
Free political buttons stickers and pictures at party HQ
Republicans and democrats offer free buttons stickers and pictures to the public after an inquiry into costs. The inspirational materials are supplied by national and state organizations and carry no local charge, with both parties encouraging people to take and use them.
Six teen violent deaths across Pacific coast in weekend
San Francisco report summaries six teen fatalities over the weekend on the Pacific coast. Causes include automobile crashes, a street roller overturn, hunting shot, two suicides, gas exposure, suffocation of a baby, interurban car collision, drownings, and a police shooting. California accounts for ten deaths.
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San Francisco
United Press
Pacific Coast
California
Veterans In State Loans Bring $170 Monthly Pay Average
In California 33,900 veterans using state loans to buy farms and homes receive an average $170 monthly pension, per George Stout. About 5,500 veterans will live in state-purchased homes next Armistice Day at $26 million cost, financed by a $32 monthly payment for 20 years. Alameds County houses 902 vets in state homes. a $22 million bond will be proposed in January.
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California
George Stout
State Veterans Welfare Board
Stout
Alameds County
France
Stont
Formal Opening of Posey Tube Saturday in Oakland
The George A Posey estuary tube opening will be held Saturday with Alameda and Oakland officials present. Charles W Heyer chairs the event in Hayward as county supervisor leaders and local chamber figures participate. A ribbon cutting by Dorothy Posey precedes a 6 30 pm banquet at the Alameda hotel with invited dignitaries from both cities.
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Hayward
George A. Posey
Oakland
Charles W. Herer
Wayward
Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
Alameda City
Alameda
Frank Otis
Chamber of Commerce
George Aa. Posey
Rudolph Coffer
Sixth
Harrison Streets
Charles W. Hever
James Gleason
John F. Mullins
Earl Warren
William 3. Hamilton
Alameda Hotel
John Lee Wilbur
Heyward
Vets Club to Meet Tomorrow at American Legion Hall
The Hayward Veterans' Service club will hold a Tuesday noon meeting at the American Legion hall to adopt by laws and conduct routine business. The group will then meet weekly at noon. Its ranks include surviving veterans from every American war.
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Hayward
Veterans’ Service Club
American Legion Hall
Notable praise for social legislation in state speech
A speaker lauds the plan as thoroughly justified and among the most constructive laws enacted by a U.S. commonwealth, honoring those who sacrificed most for collective prosperity.
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