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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1925
Page
1
Frank Marshall praised Hayward and his unit for an exceptional parade during the Admission day celebration. He said the march drew strong applause and publicity would benefit the district, while noting some stiffness from the long march.
Multiple classified items list sales wanted and trades around Hayward including a young family cow for sale or trade for pullets and various poultry, a 1920 Dodge sedan for cash, a 6 room chicken ranch with related facilities, and cleaning help. Listings include contact details and prices.
An outreach effort titled Americanization launches in Hayward district with a community meeting at Hayward High School Auditorium Friday night at 8 o clock. Miss Peggy Ellis leads the program with speeches by state department representative Miss Richardson and local leaders. Residents may enroll for general instruction Americanization or citizenship aid. attendance urged.
The opening day at Niles Grammar School saw the largest enrollment in its history. A new room will be completed within thirty days for the incoming class. The Eighth grade has 36 students, the biggest group ever, with 28 boys and 8 girls.
Alvarado residents move to form a fire district to equip a modern department with motor trucks and apparatus amid new construction. The effort aims to reduce fire risk as growth continues in the community.
Matilda Carlberg aged 67 of Hayward died Tuesday after a lifetime of civic work and nursing. She was a leading member of Palma circle of Woodcraft and is survived by many friends across the district. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 o'clock from Sorenson Brothers with Rev. McLane officiating.
Daily shipments of about 1000 chicks enter Hayward from Petaluma and other poultry centers by express service. The pattern has continued three weeks and likely will extend for weeks, signaling rapid industry growth and healthy demand. Poultrymen note external chicks help maintain credit and introduce fresh blood into Hayward flocks.
Irvington reports Miss Myrtle Bez former Alviso school principal has accepted a new position in an Oakland school. Dr and Mrs C A Lutz have returned from a week outing at Santa.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors set the 1973 26 basic tax rate at 1.55 in Oakland in a special meeting. This marks a three cent increase from the 1924 25 rate of 1.52 and comes after last minute budget cuts of 350000. If budgets had stood, the rate would have been 1.65. County Auditor L. F. Garrison to apply the new tax rate.
The Civic League of Women Voters met in Hayward on Tuesday and elected officers for the coming term. Officers include President Mrs L M Turner Vice President Mrs Carrie Jensen Recording Sec Mrs C L McBarren Corresponding Sec Mrs BE Christian Financial Sec Mrs Krotzer Treasurer Mrs Jenette Kaney Directors Mrs M C Hegen Mrs R E Kaiser and Suss Flora. The new officers will be installed at a luncheon September 9 hosted by guest of honor Mr Frank L Sayfor of Berkeley. Miss Carrie Jensen handles reservations. A September 19 cooked food sale is planned under Mrs Krower Mrs McBarren and Mrs M C Hegen. A monster whist tournament for the milk fund is planned for Saturday October 24 at the IOOF Hall.
Over 150 Hayward homing pigeons, largely owned by Hayward Homing Pigeon Club members, enter a monster race at the Modesto Fair. The event, billed as the coast’s largest of its kind, awards a silver cup to the winning owner, judged by flying time only. A Rexall sale is noted for Oct 1–3 at Brauns Drag Store.
Traffic officials in Hayward announce a synopsis of California motor vehicle laws available at the Justice Department. Captain Lewis Kike of the Alameda traffic division arranged the copies which explain all state rules for operating motor vehicles and more will be provided as current supplies exhaust.
The Pacific coast celebration drew praise as the Harvard unit led by its band and drum corps impressed spectators. Hayward division marshal Frank Marshall praised Hayward’s part saying the town gained favorable publicity from its float and participation.
Delegates U P B were elected at Hayward Council No. 15 meeting. Mrs U B Macedo Supreme Marshal will be accompanied by Mrs M E Medina Mrs M E Lucas Mrs MM Silveira and Mrs M Nures for the Stockton convention September 20 to 25. A whist party is planned for November and the next meeting is September 13 at two o'clock at Odd Fellows Hall. An Alameda sugar beets stumble risk and a barbecue will follow initiation as Eagles and families attend to help Alvarado win the cup.
A truce in the Hayward milk dispute was arranged through Judge Jacob Harder after talks with local creamery workers Oakland union officials and creamery owners. Twenty actions were planned after a meeting slated for next Tuesday as arbitration began and both sides sought an amicable settlement.
The Newark Chamber of Commerce urged a drive to secure fifteen or twenty new homes to accommodate population growth expected after completion of the nearby refinery under construction a quarter mile from town. The group suggested more frequent meetings and using the public school library room with additional chairs as a meeting place. Heart May was a business visitor in Alvarado on Wednesday.
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