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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1925
Page
1
Frank Marshall, marshal of the unit, praises Hayward for a standout performance during the Admission day parade. He calls the march the greatest spectacle on the Pacific Coast, noting strong public applause for Hayward's section and confident future benefits for the district.
New today offers include a family cow trade for pullets and ducks for table use plus duck breeding stock. Also selling dining set with rug and antique furniture, plus a 1920 Dodge sedan in good condition. One home with seven acres and a chicken ranch with 250 laying hens, priced at 55000 with 1500 cash and balance terms. Contact names and addresses listed in Hayward listings.
A community meeting will be held at Hayward High School Friday night September 11 to launch Americanization classes and outline district work. Miss Peggy Ellis leads the effort with speeches by state officials and local leaders. attendance requested for enrollment and citizenship help. A board will provide a program for attendees.
Local units scored with a monster parade marking the greatest celebration the Pacific coast has known. The Harvard part with its band and drums impressed, and Hayward division earned praise from Marshall Frank Marshall for starting strong and boosting local publicity.
The Niles Grammar School begins the year with its largest enrollment to date. An eighth grade class of 36 students joins a balanced mix of boys and girls. A new room is due to be completed within thirty days to accommodate the receiving class.
Alvarado citizens advance plans to form a fire district and equip a modern fire department with motor trucks and apparatus. Rapidly rising new buildings prompted the precaution against possible fire loss as work continues on developments.
Matilda Caribery a longtime Hayward resident died Tuesday at age 67. She was active in civic work, a former nurse, and a leading member of the Palina circle of Woodcraft. Funeral services are Friday at 2 PM from Sorenson Brothers with Rev. McLane officiating.
Daily shipments of around a thousand chicks arrive in the Hayward district from Petaluma and other centers by express service. The practice has continued for three weeks and is expected to persist, signaling growth in the poultry industry and the exchange of birds to introduce new blood into local flocks.
Irvington reports Miss Myrtle Bez former principal of Assiso school last year has accepted a new position in an Oakland school. Mr. and Mrs. G A Lutz return from a week’s outing at Santa.
Alameda county board of supervisors fixed the basic tax rate for 1925 26 at 1.55 in Oakland a three cent increase over 1924 25 the higher levy arose after last minute budget cuts totaling 35 000. If not for the cuts the rate would have been 1.58 and a 1.03 base would have prevailed. County Auditor E A Garrison will apply the rate once approved by the board.
The Civic League of Women Voters elected officers at its Hayward meeting. New posts include President L M Turner, Vice President Carma Jensen, Recording Secretary Airs C L McBarren, Corresponding Secretary B H Christian, Financial Secretary Krotzar, Treasurer Jenette Kuner, and Directors Mrs M Hegen, Mrs R E Kaiser, Miss Flora Macksi an. A luncheon with guest speaker Mrs Frank L Sayhor of Berkeley was planned for September 3. A cooked food sale on September 19 and a monster whist tournament for the music fund were also announced for October 24 at the IOOF Hall.
Over 130 Hayward pigeons, largely from the Hayward Homing Pigeon club, enter the monster race at the Modesto Fair exhibit. The winner’s owner will receive a silver cup inscribed for the fastest time, with judging based on firing time record only. Rexall sale noted for Oct 1-3 at Brauns Drag Store.
Monorists of the Hasward district are advised that copies of a synopsis of Cahizoruiz motor vehicle laws may be obtained at the Justice court in Hasward. Captain Lewie Erke of the Alamedal county trade division supplied the copies, which explain state rules for operating motor vehicles. More topics will follow and every driver is urged to get a copy.
The East Bay Council FGE will conduct a class initiation at Alvarado on September 13 at 12:30. A silver cap will go to the unit with the highest initiation percentage, while the Front Valeerie No 1375 drill team will oversee the event and distribute Alvarado Drill Coins to attendees.
The Newark Chamber of Commerce backs a campaign to secure fifteen to twenty new homes to accommodate population growth expected after the completion of the nearby salt refinery. It also favors meeting more often and setting up chairs in the public library room for meetings.
Business visitor Henry Mar traveled to Alvarado on Wednesday for meetings with local firms and potential negotiations regarding regional trade. He spoke with executives about expansion and investment opportunities in the area.
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