Madsen's Varieties Edge Hayward Natives 4 to 3 in Tough Tilt
In a hard fought game at Hoosier park Madsen's Varieties defeated the Hayward Natives 4 to 3. The ninth inning saw two runners reach third with a disputed call at home plate and a homer by Machado overturned on a first base touch dispute. Crowd noise and umpire controversy fueled postgame talk.
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Hayward
Hoosier
Madsen
Pitsburgh Pirates
Oakland
Madsens
Machado
Gottshalk
Dasmed
Gottschalk
Bis
Mills Art Gallery Opens With Fine Paintings
The Mills College Art Gallery opens its collection of paintings and etchings to the public. Roi Partridge, chair of the art department, notes gallery hours are Wednesdays Fridays and Sundays from 2 to 3 pm. The gallery, funded by bequests from David Hewes Jane Taiwan and Sarah Sage, features gifts from artists and friends of art with strong representation from Bey region and Carmel artists.
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Mills College
Roi Partridge
Mills Art Department
David Hewes
Jane Taiwan
Sarah Sage
Friends of
Bey Region
Carmel
Kremer to Receive Banquet in Dublin Canyon
Oakland pitcher Ray Kremer, fresh from a World Series showing, will be honored with a Dublin Canyon banquet arranged by Durant Motor Company officials and Kremer’s former Star plant teammates. The event will include Kremer’s Oakland Coast League friends and plant workers who supported his rise to the majors. George Beck of Livermore, a longtime merchant and Ohio native who arrived in the 1860s, died last week after a long Local career in Livermore. He was a classmate of former governors George Pardee and James Budd.
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Ray Kremer
Oakland
Hayward
Durant Motor Company of
California
Martin Heath
Department 30
Motor Assembly Department
Kremer
Star
Dublin Canyon
Durant Company
Pittsburg
Star Factory
The
Oaks
George Beck
Livermore
Ohio
George C. Pardee
James Budd
Pastor Deniel urges men to uphold law and duty in Hayward
The Hayward public sermon by Pastor Josiah Deniel decries moral breakdown and urges a return to serious thought and personal responsibility. He links rising crime, divorces, and disregard for the 18th amendment to lax attitudes, calling for action among leaders and readers. Local musical interludes accompany the address as residents relocate within the area.
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Chicago
Allerney
Josiah Deniel
Menef
Presbyterian Church
Hayward Divine
Daniel
Chickens Built on Bias Property Near A Street
Jim Ellis has built a chicken house measuring 13 by 4 feet on the Bias property on lower A street and plans to add about 600 birds to his flock, moving away from prior methods and expanding poultry operations.
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Jim Ellis
Lower A Street
Aia
Redwood Road Hearing Set for January 25
County Supervisors postponed protest hearings on Redwood Canyon road closure by East Bay Water Company to Monday January 25 to allow Hayward supervisor Charles Heyer to attend. Citizens from Redwood Canyon Castro Valley and Hayward presented protests and petitions opposing the closure while noting a dam now floods part of the road, effectively closing it.
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Redwood Canyon
East Bay Water Company
Charles Heyer
Hayward
Castro Vailey
Oakland
Attorney White
Redwood
Ast Bay Water Company
Oakland Issues 359 Building Permits In One Week
Oakland issued 359 building permits in the past week. A. S. Holmes, building inspector, announced the weekly total. Permits issued numbered 253 for the week with 16 for one story dwellings valued at 3204 810. The year to date total exceeds 330 million dollars.
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Oakland
A. S. Holmes
Davis UC Farm hosts California agricultural club convention
Hundreds of boys and girls from 37 counties gathered at the University Farm Davis for the annual agricultural extension likely contest day. Contestants demonstrated agronomy knowledge and physical tests with winners including Donald Wilson from Marysville and Delmar Bilot from Tranquility.
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California
University Farm
Davis
Agricultural Extension Service
University of California
Stats
Alameda County
Siskiyou
Imperial
Marystille
Lee Landerman
Donald Dutra
Donald
Wilson
Marysville
Eldred Carter
Sanger
Delmar Biliot
Tranquility
Donovain Main
Santa Barbara
Albert Costa
Yuba City
Fain
Hayward Man Proposes Two Story Home for Happy Chickens
Giliger, formerly of south Gar gen avenue, sold his home and bought land on lower 4 street near Arbor. He planned a two story house with the upper living space and lower chicken area to tend hens at home. He believes staying with his flock improves care and output, and has not sought a noise ordinance against his birds.
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Giliger
South Gargen Avenue
Lower 4
Great Pumpkin in Holiday Attire Set for Giveaway
A two foot high pumpkin, decorated with Halloween themes, sits in the Castro window of Hayward Electric Co. Mrs Fenneman created the display and plans to give the pumpkin away the day after Halloween to the guess closest to its weight, estimated between 100 and 200 pounds. Visitors are invited to enter by writing their guess.
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Castro
Hayward Electric Co
Fenneman
Fennemans
Native Sons and Daughters Host Benefit for California Homeless
The Native Sons and Daughters plan a November 12 benefit in their ball to aid homeless children in California. A turkey whist with five turkeys and prizes will feature booths and activities like Chamber of Horrors and bobbing for doughnuts. Admission is 6 and 10 cents, with proceeds supporting Camp Fire programs.
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Native Sons and Daughters
California
Anna Wenzzel
Miss Albright
Miss Watters
Miss Frey
Gleason
Johnson
Sellars
Korstad
Furlong
Chamber of Horrors
Winuka
vWetomachick Group
Fish Pond
wWiseche
Lohase
Hewoohe
Bluebird
Hayward forms Junior Service Club led by Willard Burr advisor
About fifteen Hayward youths form a Junior Service Club with officers President Bert Stevens Vice President Dick Daniel Secretary Fred Hutchinson Treasurer Harry Davis Sergeant at Arms Herman Cramer and adviser Willard Burr. The group adopts a constitution and by laws aims to develop higher ideals and social service be extending effort beyond social activities. They meet the first and third Thursdays to plan community work and future service as adults.
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Rotary
Hayward
Bert Stevens
Dick Daniel
Fred Hutchinson
Harry Davis
Herman Cramer
Willard Burr
Construction progress on Key Route Street railway improvements
The asphalt finish for the concrete base on the Key Route Street railway right of way is being laid and progressing rapidly. In a few days the improvement should be completed. The Hayward public has avoided the area on Castro street during this work and will welcome the return to normal traffic.
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Hayward Camp Fire
FE Street
Hayward Grammar School
Mary Bridges
Camp Fire Girls
Hoontykes
Tne
Key Route Street Railway
Hayward
Castro Street
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Terbins Bros
Aleservice
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L. M. French
San Francisco
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Quist
Messrs
Tiant
Clemens
Kiefer and
Walters
Dr. Clemens
E. Bradigan
Nevada
J. Tommyrecks
Bredigan Place
Haywarditea
Redwood Road
Cats
Virginia Reel
OUR
Dohner & Galbraith
Organization For Big Benefit
AJAX
Nash
Wan Burke
Castro St
Hayward, Calif
S Hayward
Walter H. Daniels
Dodge Brothers Automobiles
Graham Brothers Trucks
Loewenthal
P.O. Chrysler
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