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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1920
Page
7
Local paper lists Easter shop specials at Cut Rare Shoe Store and Hey ter Shoes for Less Money, fashion wear at Fashion Shop, cleaning services, rags requests at The Standard and Stancard office, plus Easter church services with music at the Presbyterian church and related notices about flowers and deliveries.
The Sunday program at St Joseph's Church corner Twenty fourth and Adams Avenue lists Easter Masses at 6 50 8 9 and 10 30 with the last mass a solemn service featuring special music. The sermon will focus on The Resurrection of your Lord. The Easter program includes Mrs Stuart Dobbs Peters soloists and choirs with Ave Maria and Laudate Dominum performed by the Geibel and Rosense Choirs. Cecil Ragan is organist.
Peter W. Colling, lecturer on domestic and foreign questions, speaks on Bolshevism the Red Menace at the Orden Taberngele hall on the night of April at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus. Mrs. Jill Mulor to introduce him.
Norma Talmadge headlines the Orphoum engagement of A Daughter of Two Worlds based on Le Roy Sentt. Jennie, daughter of Black Jerry Malone, hides at a fashionable boarding school to escape a forgery charge while forming a close bond with Sue Harrison. The film shows ambition, class, and the clash of worlds in a vivid screen version, with a second showing due to demand.
Laura M White wife of Charles A White died in Salt Lake City April 1 after a paralytic stroke. The body to Ogden Monday 1 15 p m with funeral from Lindquist chapel at 1 46 p m interment Ogden City Cemetery. Hooper Phillip Henry Hooper dies. funeral Monday 2 70 o'clock at Lindquist chapel interment Ogden City Cemetery. Phillip Henry Hooper father of Phillip John Conrad Leonard and Lewis Hooper died yesterday afternoon at loci hospital.
An obituary notes a Devonshire born resident, born March 27, 1848, who died after thirty five years in Ogden with survivors at 2741 Gramercy Avenue. The body was moved to Lindquist. A separate funeral at the Seventh Ward meeting house for Mrs Tun Stone was conducted by Bishop Charles A. Shaw with local attendees and floral tributes. Interment followed at City Cemetery.
John Farr and Tt. C. Gwilliam of Osden spoke at the Utah Ida ho retail coal dealers conference held yesterday at the Pet House Hotel in Salt Lake.
Chiropractors in this city shut offices at 4 40 pm to attend a conference in Salt Lake where issues affecting the profession will be discussed. Prominent state attorneys are scheduled to speak at the meeting. The article then shifts to notes on Chinese music, labor strikes in Catalina, Liberty bonds, Argentine flour mills, and a museum exhibit referencing days before July first.
Maud Clark, 30, of 62144 East Second South, suffered serious injuries after an alleged assault by Harry Johnson at the Lake View Club early Thursday. Johnson, dubbed the "king of bootleggers in Utah," was arrested in Salt Lake City and released on $1000 bail. Clark reports Johnson assaulted her after separating her from companions. her clothing was torn and she escaped through a club window. Clark’s husband Joseph Clark plans to prosecute.
Effective April 1 an extra section of Southern Pacific train No 3 from San Francisco to Chicago began operation. The second section of train No 2 will have eight cars and is in service due to returning east coast tourists. Pullman reservations on both No 2 sections have been taken for over a month in advance. The additional service will run until June 15 with signs traffic will continue through summer.
James Snider, a Western Market employee, designs artistic meat decorations by trimming side meat into a smooth surface and carving roses and other motifs onto a parker ham, creating an unusual decorative effect.
About sixty prominent Ogden women signed a petition objecting to a daylight saving bill, delivered to Mayor Francis this morning. The mayor said public opinion in Ogden favors the bill, though some dissent exists. A separate scene shows a girl sent to fetch water gazing at a flowing brook, with her mistress noting the girl waits for a pailful Abe likes.
J C Smith appeals to Ogden business leaders urging a religious revival as cure for unrest. He cites business leaders and sources praising Christianity's role in rebuilding society and preserving institutions, calling for churches to rally the community and restore faith.
The Sempre Musical Society hosted a Good Friday program at Mrs. David Eccles home on Jefferson avenue. Squire Coop reviewed Parsifal, sharing Wagner insights after visiting Bayreuth. Other events included Home Culture Club talks, Drama Club plans, Neighbors of Woodcraft card party, and Beaux Esprit Club gatherings with Mrs. W. C. Goodwin hosting.
Mrs. Clayton II Eaton of Dallas Texas visits her sister Mrs Roscoe B White and will stay in Ogden indefinitely. Also listed are classified items for sale and rent including a six room house with four lots and a Ford truck with cash price, plus job ads and lodging offers.
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