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Hayward Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1928

Page

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Ten Injured as Truck Crashes on San Francisco Bay Span

Ten Raymond Concrete Vile Company workers were injured when a concrete truck driven by Marshall Sitea failed to stop near the Alameda county side of the Bay toll bridge. The crash sent workers sprawling. three were in critical condition. Deputy Coroner Walter Flierl said no further action was needed after investigation.

Raymond Concrete Vile Company San Francisco Bay Toll Bridge Brides Alameda County Trnch Marshall Sitea Sitra Milerius A. Roce Hayward General Hospital Fireina Rose Hayward Hircins Berkelery Hayward Central Hospital Sylvester Mazzero Russell City Feesbie Martin Swanson Sunset Boulevard Charles Perry Peralta Street W. A. Simonez Roy Martinez Alvarado George Reynolds First Street Fritz Ofte Gatling Road Antonio Ramos East 14Th Street Walter Flier

Real estate dealer brings new resident to Hayward

Dana Tver, a local real estate man, returned from Eureka after finalizing a $15,000 deal. Hayward will gain a new resident, Mrs. Matilda Frynke, formerly of Eureka.

Dana Tver Eureka Hayward Matilda Frynke

Votes Worth $10 Under New Law

Sacramento reports Senator Frank Merriam of Long Beach seeks to require a $10 poll tax on all Californians with a waiver upon registering and voting in all elections. He would make voting a compulsory duty, or else back Governor Young’s plan for compulsory voter registration.

Sacramento Frank Merriam Long Beach Merriam

Council backs aviary memorial project in Memorial Park

The Hayward City Council on Wednesday approved a memorial aviary planned for Memorial Park to honor Alvin Eichwardt and WWI heroes, contingent on financing and maintenance assurances. The vote followed planning commission input and allows memorial monuments on the site.

Memorial Park Alvin Eichwardt Hayward Wiliam FP Ertrin Dore City Planning Commission Ruth Rogers Laura Frank Jeanne de Francouer Jacob Harder Jr

G O P Convention Names Haywardites to Key Committees

At the Sacramento Republican convention on Tuesday Senator E H Christian Assemblyman William Jost and Congressman Albert E Carter were named to the platform committee. Hayward residents William T Knightly J D Armstrong and Charles Long Jr gained spots on the state central committee. Governor C C Young and US Senators Hiram Johnson and Samuel Shortridge spoke, with Colonel Luther Michael of San Leandro addressing Hoover club veterans at noon.

E. H. Christian Wiliam Jost Albert E. Carter Sacramento Chas, Curty Vallejo Luther Michael San Leandro Cherry City Hoover Club Veterans Hoover Club

Fight Looms Over Lafayette Dam Plan

Walnut Creek residents planned injunctions to block completion of the East Bay Municipal Utilities District Lafayette dam. Circulars urged a mass meeting to protest the project as opposition grew among locals.

Lafayette Dam Walnut Creek United Press Lafayette East Bay

Miss Zabala Presents Her Pupils in Hayward Recital

Miss Marie Zabala will present a crown of her pupils in the I. G. O. F. hall Hayward Thursday night for the Rebekahs. Among the dancers are Baby Marian Vort Jean Wilbur Winifred Renstrom Nadene Frestas Agnes Lonn Betty Haskell Betty Dodson and Winnie Houston. Refreshments will be served after the entertainment for the sister Anjot and drill team. Chairman Lillian Watson urges all members to attend.

Marie Zabala Hayward Rebekahs Baby Marian Vort Jean Wilbur Winifred Renstrom Nadene Frestas Agnes Lonn Betty Haskell Betty Dodson Winnie Houston Lillian Watson

Hayward Adopts Dog License Plan With Vaccination

Hayward officials urge dog owners to secure licenses at City Hall from Fred Schilling. The council set a 2 dollar license fee including 1 dollar for the license and 1 dollar for anti rabies vaccination. Dr Nels Clemens urged mandatory vaccination for all city dogs as a condition for a license. Vaccinations by Dr Clemens would cost 1 each, council accepted the offer. Judge Jacob Harder Jr reserved No 1 dog license.

Hayward Fred Schilling Oakland Nels Clemens Alameda County Clemens Rocky Mountains Jacob Harder Jr

City approves PG&E contract and Castro street widening plan

The council accepted a new PG&E contract to pay a flat rate saving about 50 dollars monthly and heard of widening Castro street from Simon to west city limits, with one strip deeded. City engineer Jesse B. Holly will prepare widening plans and the clerk will advertise for bids as work proceeds, including extending the electric system along the street.

Main Street Castro Street Sunset Boulevard Irving Nelson Hayward John Lee Wilbur F. W. Browning M. B. Templeton California League of Municipalities San Francisco George E. Gross B Street Marder Chamber of Commerce Castro Mount Eden Pacific Gas & Electric Company Simon Street West City Lmits Jesse B. Holly

CARED OF THANKS For Henry W Daniels

Mr and Mrs Walter H Daniels and Mr and Mrs George H Daniels thank friends for kindness during illness and after Henry W Daniels passing.

Henry W. Daniels Walter H. Daniels George H. Daniels

Flower Show Charms Hayward With Brilliant Blooms

The Hayward Garden club hosts a two day flower show at the Chrysler agency sales room on Castro street. The exhibit overflows with dahlias chrysanthemums gladioli and numerous varieties drawing enthusiastic crowds and even outgrowing display space. Judges from San Leandro Alameda and Santa Clara oversee professional and amateur divisions while prizes include a cup donated by the Hayward Twenty Thirty club fertilizer from Pacific Guano and prizes in a Frank Electric store window. The show continues tomorrow despite heat and crowds promise added displays.

Hayward Garden Club Chrysler Rooms Chrysler Agency Castro Street Hayward Mason E. Knapp Western Homes and Gardens Magazine San Jose Berkeier Knapp Luther Michael James Groves Charles Davis San Leandro Edna Spencer Alameda Mabel Gossefeldt Santa Clara Pitkin Brock Hayward Twenty-Thirty Club Cram Pacific Guano and Fertilizer Company San Francisco Frank Electric

Heroes of the Air by Mrs Margaret Fish

Poem dedicated to Mrs F Eschwaldt describes a garden scene with a lily and winged visitors. It traces a summer romance through a voyage toward Paradise and eternal rest, ending dated August 17 1928 with a note of rights reserved.

Heroes OF the Air Mrs Margaret Fish Grest Euphrates Mossy Bank

Women Re elected to UPPEC Offices in Sacramento

Mrs. Marie Alfonso of San Leandro was unanimously re elected president of the Portuguese Ladies Society of the UPPEC at Sacramento on Tuesday. Hayward ladies attended. Mrs. Carol B. Kelly was re elected supreme plenist. Alameda County Development Commission urged Sacramento as ideal convention city in Native Sons Hall.

Marie Alfonso San Leandro Carol B. Kelly Native Sons Hall Capitol City

Kraft Stars to Play Thrashers Sunday at Niles Grounds

An interesting baseball game is expected when the Kraft cheese factory Stars face the San Leandro Thrashers Sunday at the Niles Kraft grounds.

Kraft Cheese Factory Stars San Leandro Thrashers Niles Kraft Grounds

Philadelphia Blackmail Case Hits Raskob Aid

Frank Mooney former Pennsylvania railroad auditor was held on $10 000 bail for attempted extortion and blackmail against Mrs John J Raskob wife of the Democratic national campaign manager Mooney was arrested in the North Philadelphia post office after delivering a letter demanding 100 009 in 56 bills to spare Raskobs life He claimed a link to a New York elevator failure involving Raskob and other politicians

Philadelphia United Press Frank Mooney Pennsylvania Railroad John J. Raskob Mooney North Philadelphia Raskob New York Taskob

Thimble Club Carnival a Social and Financial Success

The Thimble Club of Palma Circle Neighbors of Woodcraft held a Wednesday evening carnival that drew a large member crowd. Attendees enjoyed games and refreshments with social pleasures described as outstanding in both social and financial terms.

Thimble Club Palma Circle Woodcraft

Mount Eden Card Party Planned at Local School

A whist party will be held at Mount Eden school on Friday October 12 under the auspices of patrons and teachers. Many fine prizes have been donated and refreshments will be served.

Mount Eden

Ytoulders' Ball Near at Newark for Fifth Annual Event

The Newark Molders' Union No. 164 hosts the fifth annual ball at the Newark pavilion with Sykes Hotel Vendome six piece orchestra of San Jose providing music. A enamel gas range donated by James Graham Mtg Co will be door prize. Many other prizes listed. The event is set for Saturday September 29 with good music and a good time promised.

Newark Molders’ Union Newark Pavilion Sykes’ Hotel Vendome San Jose James Graham Mtg. Co

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