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Newspaper

Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1929

Page

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Legion Golfers Wall Compete In Post Tourney Finals

Hayward Post No 68 of the American Legion completes tournament arrangements for Lake Chabot course. Members must enter by Sept 14 with qualifying scores due Oct 1 and finals by Oct 24. The eight lowest scores qualify for match play. the winner earns the Legion trophy cup.

Hayward Post No. 68 The American Legion Post Frank B. Leonard Archie N. Kesterson R. A. Meier Lake Chabot Kasterson Lake Chabot Municipal Hayward Post

Fire Threatens Store Building on Castro Street

A fire started near lumber piles at the old Occidental hotel site endangered the Western States Grocery branch on Castro Street. George Hooson alerted the fire department, which extinguished the blaze with negligible loss.

Occidental Hotel Western States Grocery Company Castro Street George Hooson Merchants’ Patrol

Former Hayward Woman Recovers After Auto Crash

Mrs. Morton recovering after severe automobile accident near Churchill on August 6 while en route to Madera. Car demolished. Passengers included Mrs. Leon of Reno, daughters Jane and Gwendolyn, and niece Barbara Leon. Mrs. Morton fractured arm and leg, Mrs. Leon chest injuries, Jane skull fracture. all others shaken but safe. Residents now at 1314 Fountain Street Alameda.

H. V. Morton Myrtle Streets

Johnston Wins National Amateur Golf Title at Pebble Beach

Johnston of Minnesota defeated Dr. Willing of Portland two up at the 27th hole in the final match. Early morning play saw Willing lead one up after nine holes, with Johnston rallying to close the gap as the gallery jeered Willing’s misplays.

Pebble Beach United Press Harrison Johnston Minnesota Dr. O. F. Willing Portland Johnston Pebble Beace F. Willing Harrison B. Johnson Delwood Minn Willing Soth Dr. Willing

Farmers' grid team loses to Cherry Pickers

San Leandro’s Cherry Pickers shut out Hayward 13 to 0 in a San Leandro practice game opening the fall season. Hayward’s offense stalled while San Leandro controlled play in Hayward’s end. Next up, Hayward hosts Santa Cruz in the season’s first home game as coach B. K. aon Wath cthe plans repairs and Joe Max returns to bolster backfield.

Hayward High School San Leandro High School San Leandro Hayward San Jleandro Emeryville Harvard Yates Sloan Iiaab Waterman Parrott Blaisdell Smith Beckman Madsen Magee T Leavitt Santa Cruz B. K_ aon Pi Joes Max Joe

Sunset clubs plan street sign erection in Sunset district

The Sunset district with Sunset Improvement and Four-H clubs will place new street signs. The Improvement club authorized purchase of posts and the Four-H club, after Friday night meeting, arranged for obtaining boards for the sign erections to occur later this month.

Sunset District Sunset Improvement Four-H Clubs Improvement Club

Haywardites to Join 79th Admission Day Events

Hayward residents plan trips to the California state fair in Sacramento and the Admission Day celebration in Santa Cruz. Many will be away Monday as stores close and picnics attract families, with Native Sons and Native Daughters members serving as delegates and aides to parade marshals.

Sacramento Santa Cruz Hayward Baden Native Sons of the Golden West Heywerd Native Daughters of the Golden West California Arthur Clew Brand George H. Oakes Henry Powell John A. Dobbel John Meineke Harry Schilling William Burgess W. 5S. Mead Frank B. Leonard Stanton Oyres B. -Nicholseana John A. Dobbel Carmen Dobbel James D. Smalttey Katherine Swhide Huth Qausberger Beryl May

Camp Fire and Indian Pageant to Be Staged at San Lorenzo

Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts back the Indian Summer pageant at San Lorenzo's new school auditorium next Tuesday at 8 p.m. Russell Renkema will play Sun Deer. Reujgina, son-in-law of the late B. R. Speers, is a local figure. Local talent from San Lorenzo Ashland Sunset and Hayward joins a 50-member cast. dances by Francisco Ross and authentic ceremonial costumes from his Hollywood studio feature prominently. Proceeds support the camps and organizations involved.

Russell Renkema Fresno Sun Deer San Lorenzo Reujgina BR. W. J. Speers Camp Fire Girls Dnd Boy Scouts da Francisco Ross CIA Ashland Sunset Hayward Sir Ross Hollywood

Lobbyist Address to San Lorenzo League Women Voters

Mrs Frank Law lobbyist for the state League of Women Voters spoke at the San Lorenzo League meeting held in the San Lorenzo school auditorium. She discussed laws affecting women and children and argued the league’s efforts are worthwhile. The program was guided by president Mrs L Brown followed by a social tea hosted by San Leandro club officers.

Frank Law State League of Women Voters Sacramento San Lorenzo The San Leandro Club L. L. Brown William Jacobsen Mary McConaghy Mand Burgess

Little Club Enjoys Bridge at Mrs Prowse Home

Members of the Little Club spent Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs J B Prowse. Bridge was played and Mrs Charles Heyer won the high score prize. A 4 o’clock tea was served at a table bright with French marigolds and golden glow. The club roster includes Mrs Charles Heyer Mrs J Stroble Mrs M Palming Mrs W T Knightly Mrs A J La Canha Mrs R Van Horn Mrs A C Williford Mrs Carl Neudeck and Mrs J S Prowse.

J. B. Prowse Charles Heyer J. Stroble M Palming W. T. Knightly A. J. la Canha

Million in Bonds for U. C. Offered

Sacramento reports the final block of bonds for the University of California, authorized in 1923, will be offered for sale November 21. The $1,006,000 issue carries 4.1 percent interest and is expected to attract bids from major financial houses.

Sacramento University of California Charles G. Johnson University

Young People’s Club of Castro Valley Elects Officers

At a Castro Valley school meeting the Young People’s Club elected George Lundgren as president Anita Stanton as vice president Robert Garvey as secretary and Richard Fabini as treasurer The club is PTA sponsored and meets the first Friday evening each month.

Young People’s Club of Castro Valley George Lundgren Anita Stanton Robert Garvey Richard Fabini Parent-Teachers Association of

Redwood Empire Bans Billboards Across Nine Counties

Redwood Empire supervisors adopt a resolution for uniform billboard controls in nine counties Napa Marin Sonoma San Francisco Lake Mendocino Humboldt Del Norte and Josephine County Oregon Governor Young supports state cooperation to curb billboard intrusion along the Redwood Highway.

Sacramento Redwood Highway Redwood Empire Napa Marin Sonoma San Francisco Lake Slendocino Humboldt del Norte California Josephine County Oregon Young Bill Board

Castro Valley Teachers Toasted at PTA Reception

Parents and friends gathered at Castro Valley School for a reception honoring valley teachers hosted by the Castro Valley Parent-Teachers Association. Executive officers introduced, piano solos by Mrs Florence Carlson preceded a playlet The Fatal Wedding featuring PTA officers. Afterward, guests socialized and enjoyed supper with a large wedding cake centerpiece.

Castro Valley Parent- Teachers Association A. B. Morris George I. Roberts R. W. Borneman EB. 5. Perry A. Rizzo John Garvey Charles Suss P. Cooper

No Issue of The Daily Review on Admission Day

The note explains that there will be no issue of The Daily Review on Monday in observance of California’s admission to the Union. It describes newspaper employees' tendency to take holidays and notes that readers should not expect a paper or delivery, as few would be available to read it.

Daily Review California

Zero Hour For Opening Of Hayward District Chest

The Hayward District Community Chest campaign begins Tuesday at 12 15 PM with a luncheon at the Green Shutter hotel to brief volunteers. BE W Burr chairs the drive with five business committees and home-visit teams plus outlying district organization under Federated Improvement chairs as a $9700 budget seeks support for child care welfare and local agencies.

Green Shutter Hotel Eden Township Hayward Union High Hayvard District BE. W. Burr Hayvard Federated Improvement Chairs Community Chest del Valle Preventorium Children’s Department Southern Alameda County Red Cross Hayward Boy Scouts

State Fair Attendance Near Half Million Mark

Sacramento reports state fair crowds approaching 500000 with directors aiming for 600000 total. record attendances set in 1927 with 282000. Tomorrow and Admission Day are expected to bring about 239900 visitors to the All Western States exposition with California exhibits and strong displays from four neighboring states and Mexico.

California Republic of Mexico

Two Teachers Return from Three Months in Europe

Miss Anna Obermuller and Miss Ann Mello arrived Friday after a three months journey through Europe. They toured London and the British Isles and visited Belgium Germany France and Italy. They attended the international musical festival at Lake Genova in August.

Anna Obermuller Ann Mello Europe London British Isles Belgium Germany France Italy Lake Genera

Card party and games at American Legion Auxiliary

Bridge and whist will be played or the regular card party of the American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday afternoon at the Legion hall. Mrs. Jean Cummings, chairman of the day, will arrange the games and preside at the refreshment tables. Prizes will be awarded for score. Everyone is invited to attend.

American Legion Legion Hall Jean Cummings

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Woman's Auxiliary Episcopal Church Holmes George Rivers Raron Ward Wilfiem Clarke Farmers’ Grid Cherry Pickers Hay- Ward Fleven Sunset Clubs San Lorendo School San Lorenzo League U. C Young Peoples’ Club of Geo. Lundgren Valley Frank Etcher Howard Sorensen Morris Devlin George ¥Oshioka Calvin Doughty Fred Parfitt Jack Hanley Carol Cain Frank Hoss Hugh Hrockman Billy Rose Willard Nelson Jane James Mantooth William Ryan George Aruo Otto Hemele John Perry Robert Simpson B Street Main A Streets Hugo Frank George Meininger Ralph Ward James Rose David R. Galbraith William Hoff Main Street Castro John Lee “Wilbur John Seim Richard Davard Nels Clemens Frank Cunha Mantel G. Riggs Ed Friedrichs Jr Legion Party Hill and Valley Hill and Valley Club Boon Hootha Morten Manson Eireet Hahee C Street
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