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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1925
Page
1
Spark Reporter asks Miss Peggy Ellis about the Hayward Americanization program. She says interest is growing and a large enthusiastic class is likely. Free classes at the High School invite inquiries and visits to recruit more residents to participate and benefit the city.
United Press reports Charles Goff former divisional chief of prohibition forces in San Francisco resigned from the dry service. He will rein in the San Francisco police force, officials said at the Treasury Department.
Help wanted ad seeks an energetic person to solicit Maytag washers with good returns. Apply at 525 Castro Street Hayward. Also offers for sale a three room house with gas and electricity, large lot with fruit trees near car hue. Price 82000 with 8750 cash and easy terms through J G Mottoza, successor to Brandon and Moltoza, Gio Castro Street Hayward.
San Francisco begins the Diamond Jubilee with a week long festival. The opening at 8:30 p.m. features civic officials, foreign representatives, and guests for inaugural ceremonies. Fireworks and grand spectacles are planned outside the Civic Auditorium as crowds gather for the kickoff.
Ford sales show improving business in Hayward per Milt Dohner of Dohner & Galbraith. From August 1 to 29 deliveries included a one ton Ruckstell, a special two ton for Hayward Roofing, six speed truck for Con tractor S Swartz, and units to Standard Oil Co Associated OW Co Otto Smith Tennyson Edward Gonsalves Mt Eden and Neil McConaghy San Lorenzo.
Hayward grammar schools will observe Constitution Day on Friday September 18 at 3 o clock. Supervising Principal Xammerer announces an appropriate program at the New Grammar School with exercises for grades six through eight and a talk by Hal Reynolds.
In Honolulu on September 3 the Fourteenth district naval headquarters said the search would go on for the sea plane PN9-1 and its five crew members. Destroyers and aircraft scoured new areas but found no trace. A destroyer squadron is speeding from Australian waters to aid, with some ships needing refueling before resuming the hunt for the missing two airmen.
Duffy Lewis, manager of the Portland Beavers, turned in his resignation effective immediately. He will retain stock in the club and act as scout next year. Harry Hannah, the catcher, was named to manage the rest of the season.
The bodies of Lieut. Commander Zachary Lansdowne and Lieuts. J D Lawrence and E R Sheppard, killed in the Shenandoah disaster, arrived by train today from Ohio. The body of Lieut. Com. Lewis Hancock will arrive tomorrow. A joint funeral for all four is set for Tuesday morning.
A public meeting will be held Friday September 11 in the Hayward Union High School auditorium to outline Americanization courses and enroll participants. Miss Peggy Ellis leads the effort with speakers Miss Richardson and Hal Reynolds among others. courses include citizenship papers, English, and general American thought. About eighteen people have already signed up.
A locally known deer, Jimmy, returns to Laural Grove Park seeking shelter from hunters. Park attendants expect his seasonal visit as the autumn runs begin. Jimmy, now a triple- point buck, remains wary of humans and will vanish back into the wild once rifles quiet.
Sacramento dated report announces the appointment of Dr H Stollard of San Diego as a member of the state board of dental examiners. The item also notes the Rexall resale period and mentions Brains Drug Store with an October 2-3 reference.
Santa Cruz September 5 Under Sheriff R H Roundtree was killed and Sheriff Howard Trafton fatally wounded in a shooting at Sea Cliff Park. Paul Woodside opened fire as officers arrived to deliver a court order for a road through his holdings. Woodside was killed in the exchange.
Bobby Jones Jr of Atlanta won the amateur golf title at Oakmont Country Club. The victory marks Jones second consecutive win, with Sept. 5 reporting his accomplishment as he joined a select list of two time champions.
The Modern Woodmen of America and the Royal Neighbors plan a social and outing at East Shore Park near Richmond California on Sunday September. The program includes dancing games and competitive drills. Members are urged to attend and bring friends.
Col. William A. Mitchell, air officer of the Eighth Corps area, denounces the Navy and War Departments for alleged incompetence negligence and treasonable administration of national defense after the Shenandoah disaster and Pacific flight failures.
Police search for George Joseph aged 11 who vanished from 194 B Street Hayward after leaving his home yesterday. His father Manuel Joseph reports he may have headed toward Los Angeles or Sacramento to relatives. He wore overalls black shoes a dark cap and a bicycle.
Bobby defeats his fellow townsman Young Wat Gunn in the finals of the national amateur championship. Gunn, a shy curly haired twenty, is described as no match for the title holder in the final match.
Hayward plans a major sewer replacement costing about 20000 dollars. Superintendent Fred Schilling reports the 12 inch line is deteriorating and a 20 inch pipe must be installed soon to protect health and provide Bay outlet. Replacement funding may come from a bond issue or alternative city financing.
The wedding of Ella Swedenborg Hayward to Arthur Thorup son of J J Thorup Hayward contractor is announced. Mrs Thorup plans to reside in Santa Barbara after leaving Hayward. Ella is daughter of Mr and Mrs P L Swedenborg of Inahem and has lived in Hayward two years. The ceremony was performed by Rev William Evans of the Santa Barbara Presbyterian church as Miss Swedenborg traveled to Hayward after visiting her parents.
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