Hayward Plans Move On Veterans Memorial and City Hall Block
County board approves 1930 31 budget authorizing 260000 for erection of Memorial buildings in Hayward and Livermore. Plans call for a single block with post office city hall and new memorial, construction to start within a year, with bids let after final approvals.
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Fers Alee
Emeril
Livermore
JA. Kolzeard
Harward
Fef
Meyers
County Arch-Tert
Royal
Ward
Veterans’ Council
Pus
Furure
Hayward
Board of
Mars
Gederal
Don Albert E. Carter
Hayward Chamber to Meet September 29
Hayward Chamber of Commerce schedules its first fall meeting for September 19 after Judge Jacob Harder Jr. returns from vacation. Harder departs September 10 to vacation at his country home near Santa Cruz and will place his daughter Thadea in Mariposa to begin teaching next week. The agenda includes a children s parade in October and a membership drive.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Jacob Harder Jr
Harder
Santa Cruz
Thadea Harder
Mariposa
Decoto Girl Wins Spelling at Fair
Lola Luna, an Erit ict student at Washington Union High School, placed 13th in the state spelling match at the Sacramento State Fair. She received a $10 prize. Luna represented Washington Union High School and Alameda and lives in Decoio. She entered multiple local contests, including one at Hayward High School which she won by default.
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Niles
Lola Luna
Washington Union High School
Sacramento
Miss Luna
Alameda
Decoio
Tatear
Luna
Tater
Hayward High School
Twenty-Thirtians Honor amI election as governor
Twenty-Thirtians welcomed ami with acclaim at a Hayward gathering celebrating his election as governor of the second district. A. E. Fischer Jr. and Al Frager led reports on convention business while a playful dispute between them over blame for a smoker added light banter to the event.
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Ami
Hayward
John A. Mancini
San Jose
al Asive
Busin
Fifty Association
Haslifornia
Nevada
Orey
Munici
Pal Swimming Pool
A. E. Fischer Jr
al Frager
Tom Devlin
Eve
Hayward Club
Tim
Tom
Edwin Mungan Dies in Napa Valley Auto Crash
Edwin Mungan 21, Newman bank employee, was killed instantly when a car in front failed to signal a turn on a highway between Modesto and Newman Saturday night. Ars J A Robinson of Mount Eder attended the funeral in Newman. He leaves his parents Mr and Mrs X Munyan and many friends. his mother was Miss Luis Garcia of Hayward.
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Ars. J. A. Robinson
Mount Eder
Newman
Edwin Mungan
Modesto
Fromt
Munyan
Newman Bank
X. Munyan
Hayward
Luis Garcia
Two Injured in Dublin Crash
Two people were seriously injured in a Friday morning crash on Boehmer hill Dublin canyon. Mrs Mane C Franklin 50 and Charles Harris 35 both of San Francisco were treated at Harvard Central Hospital for severe cuts and scalp wounds after a car driven by Henry C Franklin swerved to avoid an overpassing vehicle and struck a truck driven by FE Richer 36 at Alameda. Officer Anthonys Enos of the state traffic patrol investigated the mishap.
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Boehmer Hill
Dublin Canyon
Mane C Franklin
Charles Harris
San Francisco
Hayvard Central Hospital
FE. E. Richer
Alameda
Anthonys Enos
State Traffic Patrol
Livermore Pioneer Hattie A. Righter Dies in San Leandro
Livermore valley remembers pioneer Mrs. Hattie A. Righter nee Gilham who married the first white woman in the valley. She died last Saturday in San Leandro. Her daughter Daisy Righter accompanied her on the move to San Leandro in 1922.
Veterans Nominate New Legion Officers At Hayward Meeting
Ex soldiers gather September 18 for radio party and national broadcast as Hutto is nominated to succeed Leonard Jig as Hayward post commander. Other nominees include Leidig Galbraith Hoff Cardoza Brown Warrens Wheeler and Van Ostran for council seats. A California history address and community Chest appeal are also noted amid plans for school and telephone site improvements.
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Roy Hutto
Hayward
American Legion
Leonard Jig
Legion
Don M. Leidig
David R. Galbraith
The
Disabled American Veter
Harwaia
Oakland
Galbraid
Tvember 18
Maude
Veterans” Club
Leidig
Les Hall
Heff
Charles Sorensen
Mark Mese
California
Hisiory
Arc
Bradford
Ras
Sr Lorenzer
Holy Caty
Roxy P. Stonebarn
Clem Clements
Lesien
Wes Gully
Van de Peer Hearing Set for Saturday in Wage Case
Van de Peer faced a wage law charge in Judge Jacob Harder Jr.’s justice court. W. A. Ford had not been notified of the arrest or hearing, delaying the session to Saturday. Also, Steve Silva and Manuel Pereira await a morning hearing after a raid on Pereira’s Castro Villa home. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Righter in San Leandro with burial in Livermore. she was a former schoolteacher and a widow of the era, survived by a daughter and three brothers.
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van de Deep
Justice Court
Jacob Harder Jr
Fidar Minning
Charce
W. A. Ford
Ford
van de Peer
Hardervill Hoia Ecu
Steve Silva
Manuel Perera
Pereira
Castro Villa
San Leandro
Masonic Cemetery
Livermore
Grand jury probes fights in San Francisco
The San Francisco grand jury opened an inquiry into prizefighting and the deaths of two local boxers following a recent match between Geach and Campbell. Assistant R. Triel said the investigation would look into alleged match fixing and referee integrity, with Mathes Brody assisting.
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San Francisco
Seneral
Pian Ze Campbell
Max Baer
Mathes Brody
Ill at Home Asonzo Bradford Dies Not Yet Confirmed
Asonzo Bradford is described as ill at home with Moore Bradford and Hayward's pioc noted. Postmaster Harry Tray is mentioned along with a Grand Army of the Republic veteran, one of the oldest members. The Veteran Luncheon club of Waieh reflects on his long service and influence.
Legion Band to Play at Decoto
The American Legion band and friends assemble at the Legion hall Fridays and travel in caravan to the Masonic home at Decoto for a concert for inmates. Miss Tetive Adams sings and Robert Scotty Ramsey plays bass pipes. Public invited to join. The band also performs at Portuguese festivals in the Homestead district over the next two weekends.
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American Legion
American Legion Hall
Decoto
Tetive Adams
Robert
Scotty” Ramsey
Homestead
Webb's Will Filed for Probate in Oakland
The will of Edward O Webb, pioneer farmer school trustee and bank director, was filed for probate in the superior court at Oakland. Details show an estate valued around 2.7 million dollars with a large portion to a son Edward Webb Jr of Jose.
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Oakland
Edward O. Webb
Pioneers Farmer
Bish Seriool
Superior Court
Edward Quis Webb Jr
Jose
Poultry Show Assured for Hayward This November
The Northern California Poultry Club announces a Hayward Winter Poultry Show during Thanksgiving week after the county board of supervisors allocated 3244 to fund the event. Local pigeon breeders plan a winter show and a joint event with the Pacific Coast Rabbit Breeders Association may be arranged pending space and heating considerations.
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Hayward
QO. B. Hunt
Northern California Poultry Club
County Board of Supervisor
Qaklang
Poultry Club
Pacific Coast Rabbit Breeders’ Association
Thousand Dead In Hurricane Santo Domingo
Casualties in the hurricane that devastated Santo Domingo were estimated at over 1000 killed and about 100 injured. Many injured were in critical condition and expected to die. Surveys showed wider devastation with three fourths of the city’s 40,000 residents homeless. Sanitary authorities ordered burning of refuse to prevent disease and other measures were taken against pestilence.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
French fliers depart Dallas for eastern seabord mission
Dieudonne Coste and Maurie Beonte waved farewell to cheering crowd at Love Field Dallas as their plane resumes flight toward New York. They aim to visit Washington for a lunch with President Hoover, then a reception on Monday, continuing their journey east.
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Dallas
Texas
Ulb
Dieudonne Coste
Maurie Beonte
Leve Field
Seaboard
Paris
New York
Washington
Hoover
Palma Circle Hosts Whist Party And Social Plans
Neighbors of Wond craft circle with 50 members met at Dania hall Wednesday. Annie Andrews was inducted as a member. Plans were made for a turkey whist party on November 18 at Dania hall. The Thimble club will auction a fine embroidered quilt that evening. Other social events were discussed.
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Palma
Wondcraft
Dania Hall
Oakland
Annie Andrews
California Flower Festival Opens With Large Crowd
San Leandro hosts the sixth annual California Flower Show as crowds swell toward an expected 125000 over the three days. Floral judging begins after unveiling the Flying Mercury statue. exhibits fill McKinley School rooms and county tents with blooms from Alameda and beyond.
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San Leandro
Hayward Garden Lab
Alameda County
California
Peonie
McKinley
Mississippi River
Welock
State
Countiy
Nand
Police
Charles G Pervis
Luther Michael
San Quentin
Michael
Santa Cruz
Monterey
Watsonville
Florists
San Francisco
Neighbors Circle Plans Banquet Evening Meeting
The circle votes a banquet night for the September 27 meeting with a program ahead. Susie Klee chairs the event assisted by Anna Lemos Margaret Manter and Lottie Littlefield to organize the evening and oversee arrangements.
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Susie Klee
Anna Lemos
Margaret Manter
Lottie ‘Littlefield
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Agles
L. Moniz
Newark Park
Jane Kennedy
Louisville
Seale
C. OF C
Rarhar
Dublin
Hutto
Castro Valley
M. C. Souza Sr
Lee
Sacramento State Fair
M. C
Sara
Cosiu Valier
Oakland Manufacturing and Dis
eRtis Red
J. Ralto
Strumrides Avenue
Casher Offies
Frankie Campbell
Asonzo Bradford
Webb
Reltun Fleisher
Madame Schumann
Heink
KPO
Madame Schumann- Heink
Cayuga
KGO
Upides
Newstar
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