Hayward Citizens Send Sympathy to Heyer in Hospital
A sympathy message from about 200 Hayward residents was sent to Charles W. Heyer chairman of the county board of supervisors who is confined to Oakland Providence Hospital after a broken leg from a slip and fall. The note came as neighboring news also covered upcoming American Legion whist parties in October, local police shoot results, a minor motor accident in central Hayward, Lions Club address on California missions, a broken arm from a street fall, and a Congregational Church Bible lecture starting tonight.
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Essage
Heyer
Hayward
Charles W. Heyer
County Board
Oakland Providence Hospital
Congregational Church
Despondent Carpenter Dies After Slashed Throat
Charles E. Cook aged 48 of 1517 Market Street Oakland died at Alameda County Hospital from a self inflicted throat wound suffered Saturday while despondent over ill health. He had been an invalid for three years and previously worked as a carpenter.
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Charles E. Cook
Market Street
Oakland
Alameda County Hospital
Cook
Realty Board Planned for Hayward by Local Realtors
Local realtors disclosed that a realty board will be organized in Hayward early next month with help from an organizer from the Oakland board. This would be the second attempt after a prior board dissolved soon after formation, but organizers believe a new group can benefit both the city and the real estate profession.
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Hayward
Oakland Board
Wayward
Federation to Host California Congress of P T A
The East Alameda County Federation of P T A will host the California Congress Second District Executive Board meeting in the High School Auditorium on October 1925. The all day session runs 10 30 a m to 4 30 p m with luncheon at 12 30 p m. Attendees include visiting P T A members from San Mateo San Francisco Marin Napa Contra Costa and Alameda.
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East Alameda County
Belles
San Mateo
San Francisco
Marin
Napa
Contra Costa
Alameda
G. Walter
Jennie Jensen
Tian
J. W. Anderson
Fresno Plans Statewide Rodeo and Round-Up 1926
Fresno officials announce a statewide rodeo and roundup set for 1926 to showcase regional rodeo talent and attract visitors. The event aims to promote local agriculture and endorse statewide goodwill through competitive exhibitions.
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Fresno Ig
League gifts silver to serving secretary Mrs McBarren
The Hayward Civic League of Women Voters presented a silver gift to secretary Mrs C F AnicBarren as she enters her third year in office. Presented by Mrs L M Turner at a special meeting marking the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs McBarren, plans for a fall luncheon and reception were discussed for next Tuesday.
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C. F. AnicBarren
Hayward
Reverend George W Phillips Elected President of Ministers Union
Dr George W Phillips pastor of Tenth Avenue Baptist Church was elected head of the Oakland Ministerial Union for the coming year at a meeting at the Oakland Y M C A. He lives in Castro Valley and was a former Hayward Rotary member. A resolution backed a closed Sunday for industrial activities and endorsed radio aided Sunday school training. Dr Aurelia Henry Reinhardt of Mills College told ministers the press cinema and radio are the three great modern teachers shaping education and religion.
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George W. Phillips
Tenth Avenue Baptist Church
Oakland Ministerial Union
Oakland
Aurelia Henry Reinhardt
Mills College
Organization of Americanization class completed
Preliminary organization of the Hayward class in Americanization has been completed with promises of an exceptionally good enrollment according to Miss Peesy Ellis of Alameda, teacher who has been secured. The classes will be for men, women and children and will meet every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday evenings at the Hayward Union High School. The fundamentals of American history, a knowledge of the form of government and the English language will be taught.
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Hayward
Peesy Ellis
Alameda
Hayward Union High School
Hayward Baker Says Germans Work Hard and Progress
Ed Friedrich of Hayward spoke at a Lions Club lunch in Pergola detailing his European tour. He said Germans feel the Von Hindenburg election was positive, Americans aided them financially, and that while Germans work long hours for low pay, poverty is limited and discontent similar to other nations. He noted expectations for higher wine-grape prices with growers offering 75 dollars a ton.
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Germany
Ed Friedrich
Hayward Baker
Lions Club
Pergola
Friedrich
von Hindenburg
United States
Dawe
East Alameda County PTA Meeti ng Plans Whist Fundraiser
The East Alameda County Federation PTA reports all clubs attended a recent meeting at the high school. Plans for a November 6 whist party at Castro Valley school were set to raise funds for federation work. A safety education committee will be formed, and ten statewide PT A scholarships totaling 1560 yearly were announced with loans for deserving students.
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East Alameda
Federation
W. Holt
San Francisco
Committee of Safety Education
Anderson
State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Teachers’ College
Congress
Ithe
Wifely devotion of a doe saves life of buck hunter tale
A hunter named Shorty Medeiros waits for a shot at a buck but a female deer steps between them. Her bold act interrupts the shot and the buck and doe disappear into the brush, leaving questions about the doe’s intent and the hunter’s restraint.
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Shorty
Medeiros
Bear holds man aloft in tree rescue drama
In Nevada City a man named Joe O’Neill Jr. climbed a tree to escape a brown bear and her cub after an encounter while returning home from work. He remained perched for three hours until friends could rescue him.
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Nevada City
Joe O'Neill, Jr
O'Neill
Tax Publicity Law Called Swindler Magnet
Lansing Sept. 17 The income tax publicity law draws swindlers by offering a “Best Sucker List in the World” says the national association of Securities Commissioners. A resolution urging repeal is drafted for passage.
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Lansing
Mich
National Association of Securities Commissioners
Third Fellowship Meeting Planned by Hayward Lodge No 243
The Hayward Lodge of Masons No 243 plans the third in a series of fellowship meetings for next Saturday evening at the Native Sons Hall. A reception will be tendered in conjunction with the meeting.
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Hayward Lodge of Masons
No. 243
Native Sons Hall
Willful Alimony Refusal Keeps Reid in Jail
Samuel W. Reid remains jailed after two months for refusing to pay alimony to his former wife. He insists on staying in jail for life rather than comply with the court order.
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Organization OF Americanization
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