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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1925
Page
8
Searles of Decoto was nominated president of the Men’s Washington Township club at a meeting with over 100 members in attendance. Charles James Niles was nominated for vice president and B. H. Springer of Alvarado for secretary. Speeches and music followed the business session as part of the entertainment. Election of nominees will occur at the next meeting.
Centerville Chamber of Commerce will begin its season after summer vacation. President J. A Jones, who just returned from Bartlett Springs, announced plans for a busy year with community advancement projects and a forthcoming banquet amid a program signaling resumption of meetings.
An Independent Parent Teacher Association meeting at Independet Grammar School outlined plans for a fall and winter membership drive with next session set for Friday afternoon September 11 at the schoolhouse.
Bradley Laverne, 48, of Hayward, was cleaning a .32 caliber revolver believed unloaded when it discharged into his right shoulder. The bullet lodged in the back of the arm but doctors expect full recovery. the incident occurred Sunday evening.
Georgia, of 1725 84th Avenue Oakland, was fined 56 dollars after pleading guilty to reckless driving before Judge Jacob Harder Jr. The court also ordered damages paid to Paul Silvester of 2832 Ninth Street Berkeley for a collision caused by the defendant on the wrong side of the road. Ralph Risdon of San Anselmo paid 15 dollars for speeding. W J Jessup of 1152 Amador Avenue Berkeley was noted in the proceeding.
Jesus Presidencio at Harvard received a two week continuance for a preliminary hearing on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. He is at liberty on his own recognizance. Harvard Union High reports enrollment surge with 104 freshmen registered before opening day.
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