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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1925
Page
1
County Weights and Measures head Edw. K. Strobridge reports a Washington department notice demanding true net weights for all California grapes. The ruling affects lug box shipments and Los Angeles Lugs, whether boxes are lided or unlidded, with standard weights set at 3ty pounds unlidded and 4%b3. lided.
Three Hayward boys from Troops 1 and 3 will be awarded the Eagle Scout badge at a Dimond Canyon Camp revival meeting next Saturday night. Henry L. Hopkins announced the event, with Donald Harder Glen Rogers and Joseph Pefferle named among the recipients. More than one thousand boys are expected to attend, with a large county delegation.
The timber losses in forests under state jurisdiction totaled 2277 dollars since January 1, far below 114512 dollars for the same period last year, per state forester B. Pratt. Total fires losses for the year reached 235008 dollars, down from 646506 dollars the prior year. Hog prices at Fresno reached 13.96 dollars per hundred pounds on September 4.
Public notice from Rev. Father John T. Hunt states San Leandro will build St. Marys Convent including a modern school building and a home for sister teachers. Projects cost around $130,000 and will be erected in the near future.
Kelty and Wiles, Hayward car dealers, celebrate moving into a new Studebaker showroom at Smalley avenue and Castro street. A public reception drew hundreds who toured displays of every Studebaker model, marking Hayward’s largest car showing. The firm announced a separate shop building across the street.
The new city directory shows the Silva name leading with more than 300 people across 62 Silvas in the district. Chamber officials note Silva families may number over double the five per household, making Silvas a majority presence in the area.
Hayward police arrested Dreolon Enos after he attempted suicide by iodine overdose and later entered Joe Silva’s grocery, stealing goods before hospital recovery. Enos, from Hayward and employed in Oakland, failed to post bail and was jailed.
Coleman Cox, author and San Francisco Rotary Club member, spoke at the Hayward Club meeting. He urged applying the Golden Rule for lasting happiness and success, pairing humor with a serious message on service, friendship, loyalty, and happiness.
Hayward officials C. W. White and Dr. P. F. Browning travel to Long Beach for the League of California Municipalities Convention September 28 to October 3. Browning also serves as secretary of the Health Officers Section and the Pacific Coast Conference of Health Officials. Delegates from multiple western states will discuss Asiatic Plague, infantile paralysis, and key immunization demonstrations led by Dr. W. H. Kellogg.
C R King of Hayward famed as owner of the United States largest pigeon and head of the National Pigeon Men's Association travels to Los Angeles to serve as judge at the county fair. W Z DeLong, also of Hayward, will judge and enter birds. King plans further entries for the Tri-State fair in Memphis next week.
The Rotary Club, presided by Eric Ruus, heard a life story from Coleman Cox who rose from a San Francisco street bum to a famed paragraphist. Attendees included Desiah Daniel and Bernie Byrne with music by Blanch Rockbolt and Gladys Ruus. The event boosted morale as members noted widespread employment among Rotarians.
Hayward High defeated Roosevelt High of Oakland 27 to 0 as captain Jones and guard Martin anchored the line. Whitehead and Arnold stood firm in the backfield while Jones battled injuries but seeks fitness for the Salinas game at Stanford University next Saturday.
Hayward High mentors Coach Kay and Coach Smith attend the California Interscholastic Federation meeting. They oversee football basketball and track as plans for the present football season and basketball schedule are discussed.
Hayward Lions Club votes to stage a miniature Diamond Jubilee in 1926 for Hayward's 75th birthday. Frank Hann and Hak Angus push the plan to unite district groups and celebrate Hayward's past, progress, and future development, with wide participation urged and publicity expected to be substantial.
A survey by horticultural inspector Frd Marsh finds bulb plots in Hayward district free of pests and disease. Marsh expects strong growth for the bulb industry in coming years and stresses the importance of keeping plots pest free. Meanwhile UC basketball coach Kay plans a tactical shift and early workouts begin next month ahead of November games.
Hayward High School football enters seven more games to complete a season never equaled. After three wins by Hayward over Alt, Diablo, Amador and Roosevelt, the squad plans matchups against Salinas, Alhambra, Palo Alto, Piedmont, Centerville, and others with dates and venues listed.
Funeral services for Joseph Pa checo Marks were held at All Saints church with a Requiem High Mass. Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre cemetery. The 61 year old Azores native had lived in Hayward 44 years and leaves a widow and many children across Hayward and San Francisco.
Six hundred Chinese pheasants were released in Stanislaus County this summer without fanfare. Separately Watsonville Apple Distributors met last week and fixed Bellflower apples packed in all sizes of the fancy grade at 31.75 a box.
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