Bay Region Weather Update
The Bay Region reports fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with high fog late tonight. Expect moderate temperatures and moderate northwest winds.
16 Sep 1930
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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1930
Page
1
The Bay Region reports fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with high fog late tonight. Expect moderate temperatures and moderate northwest winds.
Mrs Thompson's shotgun volley shatters glass as three men attempt to steal gas. Mary Thompson reports abuse by August, while her husband seeks charges against three men after a Sunday morning confrontation at the Maypaul gasoline station on Dublin Boulevard. The couple appears in court with a deputy awaiting further action.
Statisticians report California state purchasing power rose about 20 percent since September 1929 as the state buys goods cheaper per unit. Prices for 18 commodities show marked declines or shifts, with coffee, flour, peaches, sugar, and beans cited as examples of lower costs and better value for state funds.
mt Returns Here Aids Son in Store and Mrs Hunt, formerly of Central Laboratories, are visiting and helping with the family poultry venture. Hunt Sr. will join the laboratory project and A D Rob joins Poisai’s hatchery on East 14th as three men from the Hunt family prepare for the Hayward Poultry Show during Thanksgiving week.
G Rank Shop completed its relocation from the former site on B fan Street to a new facility on Main Street in Weirdiding. The move consolidates operations and leaves behind the old location.
Resident advocates urge Sheriff Mi B Driver to appoint two active deputies to patrol unincorporated Dublin after a Sunday attack on Mrs. Paul Thompson at a Maypaul station. Local figures including George Henningsen and Graham Fletcher push for civil service eligibility for constables and wider charter reforms in Alameda County.
Hayward Boy Scouts of Troop 6 enjoyed a Friday evening snipe hunting after their meeting. Some boys found it fun while others did not. The group has been painting and remodeling their room at the Native Fe Hall, and Scout Leader Roy Hutto joined in with the fun.
A Bay Scout missing from the San Francisco bay area is believed found dead near Spear New Mexico. Coroner McGovern sought regional help to locate the boy’s family after a campaign card McGovern for Coroner and a Boy Scout pack were found in the same area. The body’s identity remains unconfirmed.
The four class groups at the high school report new officers. Freshman: Ruth Wright president, Calvin Doushiy vice president, Olivia Kesterson secretary, Stanford Perkins social representative and associate judge. Sophomores list Mariarn Borne mien president, Beverly Priest vice president, Catherine Stromberg secretary, Dorothy Enos treasurer, Sally MecConachy social representative with Hamilon Hodson and Marian Sundo as associate judges. Juniors: Minsi Cordry president, Edward Moldt vice president, Annette Parry secretary treasurer, Virginia Casson social representative, Ivan and Julius Hovanitz associate judges. Seniors: Adolph Oliver president, Charles Mann vice president, John Due secretary treasurer, Thais Schwartz social representative Arthur Butler and Donald Westover associate judges.
Hayward Union high school is back on list A at the University of California after three years off. From 1892 to 1927 it was on the accredited list. Principal Johnson says the school has always been on the state accreditation list. lack of study by some pupils led to its drop from list A to list B.
Harvard District Community Chest reports progress toward its 11000 goal with over 1060 in bank and pledges near 1000 more. Volunteers from Hill and Val clubs assist as Ches t headquarters move to Farm Bureau office. Final 1929 payments to Red Cross Alameda County Tuberculosis association Boy Scouts Salvation Army and Children's Welfare Board completed.
Supporters of Joseph W. Soares opposing Sheriff Michael B. Driver plan a Tuesday night meeting at the justice courtroom. The session begins at 8 o'clock with President John Atlan Park presiding to outline seven weeks of campaign plans.
A coroner’s jury ruled the death of Collins Monroe Brown a suicide. The nurseryman shot himself in his Meekland Avenue home. Coroner Grant D. Miller and Deputy Coroner Walter F. Flier led the Pratt sanctuary inquiry with seven jurors named including the Rev George G Saywell and Hans Henningsen.
The Hayward Review announces a four day shopping campaign starting Tuesday to boost local buying power for 22 000 residents. A Friday theatre party at the MayWard Theatre offers prizes for attendees with no advance admission.
Baynard area veterans join the Veterans Luncheon Club and the American Legion for a Thursday evening gathering at the Legion hall. A radio broadcast from Boston will feature C L Bodenhamer national commander eight governors and Boston mayor. Dinner at 6 20. Following the dinner and radio reception the Legion post will elect officers for the coming year.
Funeral plans for film star Milton Sills were delayed in Hollywood as brother Clarence Sills traveled from Chicago to attend. Sills died suddenly of a heart attack at Brentwood, while his wife Kay Kenyon, reportedly ill, was said to be improving after collapsing at the time of his death.
Dover England Sept. 16 Bernice and Phyllis Zitenich twins said they were through with the English channel today and would return to the United States soon. Extremely cold water and rough seas forced them to abandon their attempt to swim to France when they were 44 miles from their goal in the Channel.
Mrs Maria Dias Diex aged 69 died Tuesday morning at her daughter Mrs Souza s home Route 1 Box 43 Homestead district She had lived in Merced previously and was survived by several children Pratt mortuary planned to ship the body to Merced for burial Mrs Dias a native of the Azores formerly resided in Merced
Newport Rhode Island September 15 The third race between Enterprise and Shamrock in the America's Cup series was abandoned as weather made it impossible for either yacht to finish the 30 mile course within the time limit.
Sacramento report lists personal expenditures by candidates on the August primary ballot. Baron Fites led with 24087, James Rolph Jr. spent 13891, Charles A. Son 326290, C. Youns 7324, Frank Merriam 1057, Carnahan 4713, Chamberlin 3172, Tubbs 744. Figures cover candidate personal outlays only.
A rare birds exhibition set for September 27 on Sunset Boulevard will feature Darling the white Java cockatoo, Muggins the noisy parrot, Pal the macaw, Lindy the trained parrot, and Geoffrey the African gray. Exhibitors from Oakland San Jose and Santa Clara bring parrots lovebirds and finches. Proceeds benefit Springs Wet Ina Eve and include children’s demonstrations and school hunts for Pal.
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