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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1925
Page
1
Hayward realtor J G Mortoza Jr notes ideal sites climate and resources exist for factories but explains labor transportation is poor. He cites Oakland's reserve labor and argues transportation to Hayward should match Richmond rates to attract industry.
Stockton reports the California annual conference votes 137 to 0 to unify the Methodist Episcopal Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church South at the 73rd session. The decision consolidates two branches into one denomination under the merged church leadership.
Lost pair of bone rim glasses in leather case with owner name CW Broydon and maker Easterdale. Leave at Review office. Also a wanted housekeeper position near Hayward in Mrs Burt’s area. Real estate ad for stucco bungalow in Cherryland listed with price and payment terms. J G Mostoza, successor to Brandon and Mostoza, 615 Castro Street, Hayward.
Albert W. Keene of Hayward faced arrest for reckless driving on the Dublin canyon route after a pursuit by Traffic Officer Vadnais. Keene allegedly threatened to shoot at the officer’s car and refused to stop, prompting the officer to threaten with a tire shot as he prepared to fire. Keene is cited to appear in justice court in Hayward on Monday morning September 21.
Hayward s Bar Scout Troop No 1, praised as a county s most active unit, begins with a meeting and program Thursday night September 17. New scout committee members to be introduced include Constable A J La Cumba, William Young, Fred Raab, Lester Perry, George Luce, and Dr W S O Connor. The gathering follows the Diamond Canyon scout camp opening with entertainment arranged by Vernon Cordry under the troop officials.
Q M Burgman and Wise attended the California State Fair in Sacramento this week, joining other visitors and enjoying the event. Their presence highlights ongoing public interest in the fair activities and showcases.
F. Roberts, formerly resident and poultryman of Hayward now living in Oakland, sails with his family for the Hawaiian Islands to take over the management of The Hawaiian Poultry Producers Association at Honolua. He was recommended by leading poultry dealers and formerly served as a trustee of the Independent Grammar school district.
Miss Chic kering leads county Red Cross efforts inviting two men to help host a veteran picnic at the Water Temple in Sunol on September 17 at 3 30 p m for seventy five veterans. Local clubs churches and individuals donate ten fried chickens and the Township Red Cross arranges the venue with aid from Spring Valley Water Company Oakland Red Cross supplies cars and luncheon with extra tables benches and other comforts. About fifty nurses and patients will attend with help from other chapters. Blue Bird Club Newark visits Livermore Hospital with flowers and gifts while Irvington ladies visit Tuesday and Centerville follows.
Washington September 12. A secret conference with Secretary Hoover and thirty commercial aviation representatives discussed national air policy and a plan to unify air service with the army navy and postal service. Hoover declined to reveal the plans amid calls for closer cooperation and no policy conflicts.
Hayward officials cite rapid urban growth as a basis for bringing an Oakland taxi organization to establish a Hayward branch. The plan includes multiple lines serving Hayward and surrounding southern Alameda County communities, promising an efficient system and prospective profits amid regional prosperity.
An old warehouse at Russell City near the depot, owned by Mrs. John Hoares of Hayward and built around 60 years ago, will be demolished next week to make room for a new poultry ranch run by her son Walter. The 100 by 250 foot brick structure has long stored hay and grain.
Hayward business leaders forming a public speaking class. John Lee Wilbur, organizer, notes women in the city want a separate women’s class in location. About a dozen Lions and Rotary members participate.
Community representatives warned Hayward officials that unless hog ranch and slaughterhouse conditions are remedied by week’s end legal action would seek improvements or abatement. James C. Walsh, deputy district attorney, will be consulted next Monday. The owner pledged to comply after Walsh noted a ten day deadline and septic tank plans.
Thieves entered the Jackson inn pool room on Me Eden road by forcing a front window. They took sixty cents in small change from the cash register, failing to open the register and disposing the money in a ditch over a mile away.
Charles Heyer chair of the Alameda County board of supervisors slipped stepping from a sidewalk in Oakland and broke his leg. He was hospitalized at Providence Hospital and noted the injury may be a recurrence of a previous fracture, adding he will be out for a few days but hopes to recover soon.
Clarence Johnson formerly with Standard Oil in Hayward is appointed general agent for the California Automobile Association in the Hayward district and will handle all association work, supply memberships, touring information, maps and service aids, with office at his home for the time being. Membership includes free mechanical and towing service.
Seattle dispatch reports a 1322 ton schooner Baychino of the Hudson bay fleet trapped in Arctic ice. Coast guard cutter Bear, patrolling the Bering Sea, is dispatched to attempt a rescue as signals from the Baychino indicate distress.
Mrs. W. H. Kensell of Happyland Avenue and her children have returned from a vacation in Lake County.
Alameda county supervisors face a dispute over the Redwood road opening or closure. San Leandro Hayward Castro Valley and neighboring districts press to keep Redwood road from Oakland to Hayward open citing disruption from the East Bay Water Company dam construction and urging a defined alternative road system with access to main highways.
Mrs Lilian Miller of Santa Aina pleaded guilty before Judge Jacob Harder and was fined 40. Frank J Rogers, a neighbor, received a 200 fine. County Officers led by George Helms reported large quantities of liquor found at both establishments. Miller had prior federal arrest for liquor possession.
Mrs W C Goldner of Happland avenue hosted their son visiting from San Francisco during the holidays.
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