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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1925
Page
1
Spark reporter R W Shiells quotes Hayward realty man R W Shiells urging a centralized city hall. He says Hayward is behind and needs a proper downtown government center after touring the Pacific coast to Canada. Lew Grother and the Bornemans hosts at a Friday dinner are noted.
A fragmentary page lists a Rexallie sale in Hayward October 1 2 3 a wanted ad seeking sunny room with board in Hayward with contact M A Rabbott Oakland Calif and dense entries for lumber sales and wrecking a building at the corner of 5th and Webster in Oakland plus sale of poultry stock and a 44x100 story building with income $350 a month and要 some equity offers by J G Mostoza Jr and others in Castro Street Hayward.
The article notes livestock judging as part of agricultural instruction growing in popularity among California high school students and college students. It cites early contests at the University of California Davis in 1920 and mentions prizes at the California State Fair in Sacramento and the Pacific Slope Dairy Show in Oakland from November 14 to 21, highlighting sport, initiative, and poise as benefits to young competitors.
The Hayward Daily Review publishes an extra at 9:15 AM with the Shenandoah airship wreck news ahead of all other papers. The notice urges readers to rely on the Review for fast, accurate service and timely updates.
Uniforms for Diamond Jubilee parade participants in San Francisco were issued at the Native Sons meeting. Five new Eden Parlor members were initiated by officers led by Bernard. Refreshments followed and a regular business session was held.
The Irvington Players debut a two act comedy The Dog and Cat at Lest Theatre on Wednesday September 10 at 8 o clock. Oliver Campos wrote directed and selected the cast. The night features 13 musical numbers and a cast including Geraldine Harlan Thelma Harlan Irma Dutra Annie Bettencourt plus others with Richard Dix appearing in a new picture.
Hayward trustees plan a 50000 bond issue to complement 15000 in treasury for a new city hall with a jail. Plans call for a 100000 project in roughly 30 to 40 days, with location still undecided. Offices for city officials engineers and agencies would move into the new building.
A birthday party honored Mrs. J. M. Paxton with twenty five guests in the Newark church parlors on Saturday evening August 22. M Paxton of Oakland is visiting his brother Rev J Paxton. The Newark Chamber of Commerce plans its first post summer meeting next Tuesday at the school house with many leaders to be considered. Fred Dias, recently returned from Los Angeles, is recovering in St Marxs Hospital San Francisco after tumor removal surgery. A bluebird visit graced Miss Mary Calderias home Tuesday evening. J M McNulty, longtime Newark school banking head, introduced his successor Donlin and praised the Newark schools standing in the Bank of Italy circuit. Mary Hailey returns from Los Angeles and Yosemite. Mrs Ruth Tewsend returns from Glacier National Park summer stay.
Coroner Grant D. Miller presided as Joseph Frates of Foothill Boulevard died after swallowing strychnine just before officers arrested him for an alleged assault on his brother in law J W Quintel. Foreman Oscar Brauns led the coroner's jury at LeRoy Pratt Undertaking. Frates fled a scene and hid under a car before being captured. The coroner ruled death due to his own action amid safety concerns.
A Castro Valley Improvement and Social Job committee will attend the Oakland Supervisors meeting on September 14 to protest the closing of Redwood Road.
Naval authorities confirmed the PB-1 flight from San Francisco to Hawaii was suspended for the present. Weather was unfavorable, but search efforts continued vigorously as Captain Moses and Admirable E. W. Eberle directed use every effort to locate the missing plane, which had been unaccounted for 42 hours at 10:09 a.m. today.
More than a hundred members of the Washington Township Men's Club gathered at the Congregational Church in Niles for a ban quest on Thursday evening August 27. George Donoven led the group in songs as the building echoed with cheers and laughter. L B Bibiert served as soloist, enjoyed by all. At 9 p.m. President F Vernon of Oakland spoke on Bolshevism for the Bee.
The Shenandoah airship tore apart in a violent crash near Ava Ohio. Fourteen sailors perished and two were injured while others were found scattered along a ten mile area. Commander Zachary Lansdowne died with the ship. Mrs Emil P Mayhew sails home after Europe visit.
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