Dumbarton Bridge Span Set For Early Use And Celebration
The final span of the Dumbarton highway bridge was floated into place marking a key step toward the first San Francisco Bay crossing. Sycamore Lodge plans a October 30 celebration for its 53rd anniversary with speakers, a roll call, dance, and entertainment. A Newcastle to Newark rock base crew and a San Mateo end road crew are advancing the approach with opening expected early next year. The bridge is about 3000 feet long with a central draw and a $2,000,000 cost, linking Niles Canyon to interior valleys and anticipated to boost regional farming and market access by shortening routes to San Francisco.
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Frank Tr. Dusterberry
Centerville
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P T A Food Sale in Castro Valley Planned
Castro Valley P T A will hold a cooked food sale on September 18 at Silver and Pereira's store offering pies cakes candies salads and other dainties at economy prices. Proceeds support child welfare work as the association begins its sixth year and urges broad community help and participation.
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Strobridge Leads but Knightly Trails in County Vote
Official counts place Strobridge 5388, Armstrong 4961, Knightly 4744 in the county central committee race. Knightly and others face a meeting of the committee in Oakland while delegates from Hayward attend the state convention at Modesto September 19 to 23 chaired by Mrs. Carol B. Kelly and others.
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Oakland
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Local Teacher Presents Safety First Play at Hayward Schools
Mrs. Julia RK Straven has written a Safety First play stressed by County Superintendent David E. Martin. The production will be staged Friday at 3 PM in the New Grammar School auditorium and the public is invited.
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Hayward
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Hayward Delegation Leads Alameda Exhibit at State Fair
State fair visitors include John A. Mitchell Hayward banker and County Treasurer Fred W. Foss among others. Alameda exhibit led by Hayward delegation features 150 varieties of deciduous fruit with prizes expected. San Leandro shows fruit and chamber of commerce entries. East Bay Native Sons and Daughters event planned with Charles Heyer to present delegation on Thursday.
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Alameda County
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San Leandro
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Horseshoe Enthusiasts Form Local Club and Pitching Plan
About a dozen enthusiasts met in the Chamber of Commerce rooms on Tuesday to organize a Horseshoe Club. Arthur Knauft was named temporary president, a grounds committee formed, shoes and stakes purchased, and Alameda’s 230 member club secretary Mr. Deeds promoted horseshoe activity. Plans include night pitching at either Jacob Warder Jr. Jet corner or the Harvard theatre rear lot, with any interested players invited to join at about $1 for equipment and grounds upkeep as the club grows naturally.
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Deeds
Alameda
Jacob Warder Jr
Main
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Crowds Drawn to Labor Day Holiday in Pajettic Grove
Mr and Mrs F P Hana and son spent Labor Day in Pajettic Grove and Carmel. they enjoyed the stay and report unprecedented crowds observed during the holiday period.
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Carmel
San Leandro’s Golf Fever Sparks East Bay Club Feats
Reports from the East Bay link show How ard Bronstein achieving a hole in one on first play and attracting attention from dignitaries in Hayward. Rivalry rumors grow with Doughty praised for skill as organizers plan exhibitions and parlor members prepare for Sacramento Admission Day events.
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Pon Honor Donates 5 Percent of Saturday Sales for Market Day
Pon Honor Inc plans to give 5 percent of all Saturday sales at Fon Honor Thrifty Food Store 534 Main Street to the Hill and Valley Club. The donation supports the club's new clubhouse as bands perform under a bannered Market Day.
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Knights of Columbus to stage county boat ride
Knights of Columbus members will organize a boat ride for all KC groups in the county on September 19, per F B Leonard. Details are incomplete as preparations continue, with a large turnout expected. Talk of a Hayward San Leandro tournament may follow when fall weather eases.
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San Leandro
Odd News Bits From Across The Plains
Amarillo reports a 19 month old girl died after a bite from red ants in her yard. In Salt Lake City Ada Watt 21 died a honey bee sting an hour after an earlier sting left her fearing another attack. Pratt Rans Lewis Smith was jailed for lowering a $15 check and released after paying $10. San Angelo police fined Bob Waddell 160 for driving his car into a woman. New York residents pay 850 daily for time pieces. Requests for the time average 17 000 a day at a nickel each.
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Salt Lake City
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Trydal
Uinta Basin
Salt Lake
Telegraph
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San Angelo
Bob Waddell
New York
Western Union
First Dance of Season At Bank Haywards Hall
Attendance at the Hermans Sons event at Bank of Haywards Hall was good. Mrs Anna B Stilers orchestra filled the ball with melody, refreshments were served, and organizers plan another similar affair soon.
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