Fines Total $500 In Liquor Case By Judge Harder
Judge Jacob Harder Jr. assessed $500 in fines in a morning session. Mrs. Grace Loveland of Foothill Boulevard received a $250 fine for liquor possession after deputies raided her home and found a party in progress. Deputy A R Shurtleff led the raid. Mike Campbell was fined $250 for liquor possession and the Allen robbery case was moved to Monday October 31 with counsel to be present.
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Grace Loveland
Foothill Boulevard
Jacob Harder Jr
Frank Creekel
Airs
Loveland
iNet al
Loveland Place
Sheriff’s Office
Jack Collier
CG. T.allen
Roberts Implement
Allen
Harder Unan
Mike Campbell
A. R Shurtleff
Reasen
Campbell
Lions at Toyon Heap Big Fun Ladies Night
The Lions club Ladies Night at Toyon Inn promises one of the group’s largest, most entertaining events. William Burchill chairs the preparations, with Oakland play house acts lined up. Fred Hammontree of Toyon helps lead the committee, and 160 reservations are reported for tonight’s program.
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Lions Club
Toyon Inn
Big Meeting at Hi School Tenite And All Invited
A large meeting of Hayward Union High School Parents and Teachers is planned at the school tonight. Dean of boys T. D. Lewis will lead a round table on school work and pupil questions. Principal Fred Johnson will speak on scholarship and Miss Helga Nielsen covers School Attendance. All interested are urged to attend.
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Hayward Union High School
T. D. Lewis
Fred Johnson
Helga’ Nielson
Tennyson and Sund Over Top In Scout Drive
In Tennyson district the Boy Scout drive surpassed its $50 quota by reaching $52, per E. Graff troop committeeman. Suncei and Hayward also show strong progress toward their targets, with Hayward expected to exceed $1,560 as funds come in.
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Tennyson and
Sund
Tennyson
E. Graff
Suncei
Hayward
Oakland pigeon expert entertains Rotarians with war and commerce role
Leon Vanden Burghe of the Oakland Homing Pigeon Club spoke on the pigeons impact in history. He cited Belgium France Germany counts in wars, hawk hunters, and logistics failures. He noted a 1945 flight of a pigeon with a wound delivering a message, and praised the sport and economic value of homing pigeons worldwide. Ray King introduced the speaker and praised pigeon racing.
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Leon Vanden Burghe
Oakland
Sixth Reserve
United States Army
Vanden Burghe
Belgium
France
Germany
Red Cross
Rothschilds
United States
Japan
Ray King
Mr. Vanden Surghe
Hayward
90 Years of Age And Full of Pep
Charles August Uphoft, possibly Hayward's oldest veteran, reached his ninetieth birthday on Saturday and was celebrated with a party at his Lower A Street home. Relatives attended as a cake marked with nine candies bore a cipher for 90, and a cheerful gathering praised the aged relative's health and good spirits.
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Charles August Uphoft
Hayward
Hale
Lower A
Uphoft
Ed Claussen Visits Rotary Meet in 1873 Era History
Ed Claussen of Hayward shares memories of 1873 as he visits Hayward Rotary. He built a career in Walla Walla furniture business, worked for Fred Iettelson in the old Hayward delivery barn, learned billiard making in San Francisco, then thrived in Portland. Now a director and vice president of a Portland savings firm, he notes Klamath Falls growth and hopes to return. Born December 28, 1856, the Woodrow Wilson birth date aligns with his own.
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Ed Claussen
Hayward
Hayward Rotary
Noop
Walla Walla
Washington
Claussen
Fred Iiettelson
Haywards
San Francisco
Portland
Oregon
Klamath Falls
Woodrow Wilson
Mothers Club Luncheon at the Athens Club
Hayward Mothers' Club plans a luncheon at the Athens Club in Qaki on Friday November 4 with guests and friends invited. Reservations through Mrs William Dodson Hayward 429 W. follow by bridge after the meal. Committee led by Samuel Kle gman chair with Mrs Dodson and Mrs B R Kennedy assisting.
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Hayward
Samuel Klegman
Dodson
BR. C. Kennedy
Fire Hazard of B Street Wrecked by P L Mayhew
P L Mayhew, who arrived last June, is tearing down the old 18 by 24 foot two story fire hazard behind Our Place. The building once housed an ice cream and candy factory and is removed to allow a three year lease expansion and other improvements to Our Place including electric beverage heaters and a gas furnace. Fire underwriters are being alerted to the risk around Castro and B streets as Mayhew builds a substantial local business.
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Castro and
B Streets
Our Place
Kelly’s
P. L. Mayhew
Mayhew
Hayward
Third Degree Given by Key Route Exemplifiers in Hayward
At a Saturday evening meeting on October 22 the local Chanter De Ma lay hosted the Key Route Exemplifiers who traveled to Hayward to confer the third degree. A short program followed in the banquet room at the Masonic hall with many Masons present as guests.
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Chanter de Malay
Hayward
Masonic Hal
Great game at Hayward High next Saturday
Rotary meeting highlights Hayward High football event with Santa Cruz visiting for a top high school clash. Fund drive for Bar Scout targets 4000, while members face light fines for playful gambling and performances, with humor from speakers about local sports and community efforts.
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Hayward High
Oakland coupe in good running condition for sale
Al Rogers offers a Oakland coupe in good running condition with small down payment and easy terms. Contact 505 Main Lady for details.
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Oakland
al Rogers
Chevrolet Landeau
Main St
Hayward Folks Bar From Trip South
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Byrnes and two sons of 719 Grace street returned Sunday evening from a two week southern vacation. They toured the Grant forest and saw the General Sherman tree, the world s largest. The Byrnes heads Hayward Building Materials plans to use the timber to inspire better housing for Hayward s growing population.
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Roscoe Byrnes
Don
Conley
Grace Street
Southland
Byrnes
Visalia
Grant Forest
General Sherman
Hayward Building Materials Company
Mr. Byrnes
Hayward
Haywardies
Long Beach
Potatoes Boost Profit From Local Broiler Run
Local poultrymen find broilers outperform layers as feed prices rise. A Rhode Island Reds flock of 509 birds sold at six months for 39 cents per pound, averaging 5.13 pounds, netting $2,072.50 with $215 total feed cost. John Dent of Hayward credits potatoes fed with corn meal and cracked corn for the high returns.
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Rhode Island
Hay- Ward
John Dent
San Francisco
East Bay
Mr. Dent
Sit Bealtryman
Valley Plans Fire District To Expand Volunteer Dept
Groups chose two additional commissioners George Vinton and George Walter to aid acting commissioners Al Moir A B Morris and Orin Crowe. Residents support forming a fire district to finance equipment maintenance and hire full time engineers with a small tax increase. Salaries would be the biggest cost but manageable. growing Valley population prompts residents to back a district to scale the fire force.
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Castro Valley
Board of Supervisors of
Alameda County
George Vinton
Valey
George Walter
al Moir
A. B. Morris
Orin Crowe
Reidents
Severe California quake prompts tidal wave warning
A UC Berkeley seismograph recorded a lengthy violent quake, described as stronger than the Santa Barbara event. Honolulu dispatches warn ships in mid Pacific to brace for a potential tidal wave due to a colossal undersea quake reported by volcanologist Dr Jagger near Kilauea.
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Berkeley
United Press
University of California
Santa Barbara
Perry Byeriy
Honolglo
Uaited
mid-Pacific
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Hrdrographic Office
Jagger
Kilauea
Hawaii
Jaggar
Pacific Ocean
Taggar
Coast Weekend Death Toll Reaches Twenty Seven
United Press reports two airplane crashes in southern California yesterday killed three men. The Pacific Coast weekend toll rises to 27 with nine automobile deaths, three drownings, one train fatality, and three suicides.
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San Franucisco
United Press
California
Pacific Coast
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Hayward Review
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Mothers Club
Athens Club
B St
P.L. Mayhew
Santa Clara
Rotary
Jacob Harder
Tracheon
Santa Cruz
Burr
E. W. Burr
Mr. Burr
Bart Russell
Harry Holmes
Harry Bradford
Josiah Daniel
Nils Quist
Josiah
Andy Garin
Peter Hoare
Andy
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Garin
Frank
Berne O'Brien
Alameda Sour-Bird
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Sid Loewenthal
Trip South
Berkeley News
Pacific Arc
Chandler
ROYAL
Sterling B. Doughty
Dodge Brothers
Graham Brothers
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