Enliste George T Vonnelly joins army at local post
Random local notices report George T Vonnelly of Ogden City enlisted in the army and was assigned to fire quarters. He was sent to Fort Douglas by the local recruiting officer. Other items note plant additions to Wright-Whit tler Canning, a bank building permit for Ogden State Bank, and Navy recruiting changes for clerical workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George T. Vonnelly
Yestert
Quartermster
Fort Douglas
Wright-Whittler Canning Company
Enhety
Ogden State Bank
Reed
Heed der
Navy
Naval
Calef Carpenter
Grey
Liberty Bond Campaign 13 Reaches City and County
Liberty Bond Campaign 13 launches a city and county drive with headquarters at main offices. Chairman AL G Fell says volunteers will visit every lawn from 10 in the morning, distributing application blanks and bond cards. Campaign emphasizes tracking purchases, with a “Slackers” card system and turnovers to authorities for those who refuse. Transportation head Walker Cheesman fields ten autos to move speakers as about fifty speakers are available. Early turnout reports show strong downtown support and new Liberty Bell pins issued to buyers. First day receipts total $132, with high local business backing including $26,000 subscription from Guy Johnson of Golden Rule Stores.
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Liberty Bad Emissiones
Fea Chir Tounly
AL G. Fell
Bhi Terdaon
Opden
Walker Cheesman
Reail |Shess
Sam G
Tash
Jesun
Munday
Guy Johnson
Golden Rule
Hig
Ogden State
Ondon
Union Railway 4
GAO
Liberty Bonis
Canvans
Hi. Dodds
Ogden
Weber County
Inan
Uchida
Ue Inter-mountain Japanese Association
Block canvass by women aims for city bond sale
A meeting was held this morning in the Sixth ward where many women gathered. An organization was formed to canvass for the bond issue with women assigned to each block under the direction of Mrs. Fred Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Silkwelb
Blehsel
Warten
Fred Fowlger
Local soldiers named in parade and water extension request
Mess Sergeant Edwin Nelson and Sergeant Vietor Nelson, sons of Edward Nelson of 656 Twenty-ninth Street, belong to Battery B of the National Guard at Camp Kearny. F G Milla and W J Clark petitioned the city commission for a water main extension to Glenwood Acres, and the request was granted. William Bradley, once listed as a draft defaulter, was among the first to enlist. Detectives A B Jensen arrested two slackers, Agapito Arguelro and Anton Olson, who failed to report to local boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
144Th Light Field Artillery
Camp Kearny
Serrgeant
Edwin 5. Nelson
Vietor C. Nelson
Edward Nelson
Twenty-ninth Street
National Guard
City Commission
F. G. Milla
W. J. Clark
Ocity
Glenwood Acres
William Bradley
Ogien
Port Douglas
A. B. Jensen
Agapito Arguelro
Anton Olson
Carbon County
Society Notes and Club Events Roundup
Society items report Mrs A G Yarrington and son B W Yarrington returning from California. The Social Club hosts a gathering at Mrs Millie Lund's home on April 12. A Utah Idaho Central railroading employer will sponsor a dance at Eugtes hall tomorrow. Eva Arbon, Ogden, teaching in Richmond, Utah, returns to her class. The Women’s Federated Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 2:39 PM at the First Christian church. Baptist and Methodist churches will share the program. Daughters of the Mormon Battalion meet at Mrs Ada Hoard’s on April 15. Mrs J M Cans and Mrs Edward Mehsel host the Historical Society on April 13 at 2:30 PM at the Maids and Mahons Club. Paul from the University of Utah will lecture on Amerie Among the Community of Nations. Mrs Robert Reynolda to lead discussion. members asked to bring a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Federated Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Baptist and
Methodiat Churches
Motorman Charged Under Espionage Act in Lincoln
Lincoln April 11 United States District Attorney T Allen filed a complaint against Lincoln street car motorman Meter for violating the espionage act by boasting he would join troopers and fight the Allies, and be sent to France. The article notes arrests and related comments, with stray OCR remnants about clothing and unrelated quips.
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Lincoln
Toy
France
United States
Allen
Peter
Americas
Delinquent Tax on Opening of D street details
City treasurer Wallace Foulger reported to the city commission that a sizable special tax levy from September 12 1941 remains unpaid while D Street between Wall and Pacific avenues stays unopened. Delinquents include a local bank as the report notes several thousand dollars uncollected and the issue was referred to the city attorney. The treasurer argues full opening would ease collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Foulger
City Commission
Tarzan of the Apes saves white girl from cannibal danger
In a jungle rescue Tarzan defends a white girl from cannibals in a distant native village. He fights beasts and crosses perilous terrain, guiding the girl to safety as flames threaten huts. The scene is advertised as a stunning jungle romance not to be missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hispetty
Shearma
Tarzan
Jikawu
Utah Idaho Central Seeks Concrete Road Use Petitioned
The Utah Idaho Central Tailroad company petitioned the city commission this morning for permission to use concrete instead of asphalt on twenty third street between Adams avenue and at the intersection of twenty sixth street and Wall avenue. The petition came with specifications and was referred to the superintendent of streets for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah-Idaho Central Tailroad Company
City Commission
Perastasian
Twenty-third Street
Adams Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Wall Avenue
Men Called Before Board for Medical Examinations
The city draft board summoned a list of men to appear before the medical advisory board tomorrow for physical examinations. Names include L. C. Thurston, J. W. Thomas, A. T. Taylor, M. Van de Graaf, A. Van Bentham, Woolsey, Webster, Wheelwright, KE Weston, A. J. Wilson, J. Williamson, Rollo J. West, Gondervan, Belns, Luther, B. Hige, A. D. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Draft Board
Medical Advisory Board
C. Thurston
J. W.thomas
A. T. Taylor
M. van de Graaf
A. van Bentham
Woolsey
W. Webster
C. Wheelwright
KE. E. Weston
A. J. Wilson
J. Williamson
Rollo J. West
Gondervan
H. ¥. Belns
Luther Ifetaler
B. Hige
A.D. Johnson
Taal
Aeenen OG
Glarelex
White Elephant Talk Sparks Humorous Parade
A whimsical exchange features a baby elephant and a crowd debating roles and talents. The scene blends comic snippets about chores, a pail, and eager volunteers, ending with cheer and a nod to past efforts.
Former Ogden Residents Enlist Elsewhere
Albert Coantey formerly of Ogden and known there was ousted in Battery H at Camp Kearny as a clerical worker. He has been living in California, having come to Ogden from Indiana for health. George Andrew O’Connor, an enlisted regimental clerk, has been examined in Oakland California and accepted for service. Thomas Lynch and Garney Tuckley, both Ogden registrants, have begun service via special permutation, Lynch in Rinerto, Colorado and Tuckley in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Coantey
Ogden
Battery H
Camp Kearney
Coanley
California
Indiana
George Andrew O'Connor
Oakland
Del
Thomas Lynch
Garney Tuckley
L'Verito
Colo
New York City
The Alhambra Presents Lhat We Forget At Theatres
The Alhambra screens Lhat We Forget featuring Rita Jolivet survivor of the Lusitania tragedy. Southern Pacific band provides music with cheering patriotic airs, repeating tonight and tomorrow with a concert. A premier six reel edition promises one of the era’s foremost pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Lusitania
Rita Jolivet
Huns
Mu ‘Aig
Imnrhe Pleidre
Southern Pacific Rand
Lyle W. Larkin Promoted to Army Hospital Service
Lyle W. Larkin, formerly of Lar kin and Sons undertakers, promoted to the Army hospital service and assigned to permanent duty at the base hospital at Kearny. He becomes an Army corporal to be transferred to the regular army in the same role and serves at the field hospital there, handling body preparation and services. Enlisted as a hospital corps embalmer last May and inducted in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle W. Larkin
Larkin & Sons’ Undertaking Establishment
Army
Mump Kearny
Efe
Tin
Hospital Corps
Deaths and Funerals in Clinton and Ogden
Jeonard Baker funeral held at Clinton home with Bishop Burnett officiating. Soloists Mrs. Murphy and Mika Leona Johnson, speakers W. Larkin, Harris, Wood, and Burnett. Burial at Ogden City cemetery. service led by 12 J. Woods. William Wiggins, 77, died at home 7555 Robinson Avenue. Funeral at Kirchner Chapel Saturday 10 AM with burial at Kirkendale. Survived by three daughters Mrs. Ragenthil Austin and Mrs. Raymond Fields, plus T. C. Moore of Ogden and Walter Wiggins in Navy. Burial at 8 p.m. designation unclear.
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Jeonard Baker
Clinton
Bishop Burnett
Wiggins
William
Wigeiik
Robinson R Avenue
Kirgerdal Chapel
Ow ‘Tana
Mina
C. Ragenthil Austin
Raymond Fields Ami Wars
T. C. Moore
Ogden
N. Walter Wiggins
Unite States Navy
Kirkeniall Chapel
Ken
Wagers Grow on Shipyard Output Across Coasts
Chicago April 1 Wagers of large sums are being placed on Midhe coast and Atlantic coast shipyards turning out wooden ships faster. Meyer Bloomfield of the Emergency Fleet Corporation says Oregon yard bets $20,000 to outperform a Fall River yard. Workers press to take over bets and speed rises in both yards. Reports say Baltimore riveters claim faster times, San Francisco yard replies with higher records, while delays in material shipments cause minor slowdowns. Coast yards now operate at top speed with few protests.
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Chicago
Midhe Coast
Atlantic
Meyer Bloomfield
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Pacific Coast
Bloomsfield
Chamber of Commerce
Oregon
Fall River
Mass
Oregon Yard
Bloomfield
Te Ora-gon
Massachusetts
New York
Baltimore
San Francisco
Kaltinore
Mfr
PlummBedd
Athletic Recruit Shows Promise For Washington
The article notes foreign interest in American tractors and motors as part of broader com merce reports. It cites Italian farmers urging Italian language circulars, Swiss firms testing American designs, and South African imports being trimmed to free shipping space. It highlights tractor features suited to uneven terrain and praises American makers while mentioning players like Kopp as past promising outfielders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department For Commerce
Switzerland
Tuly
New Zealand
South America
Europe
Roe
Italy
Savera
Pietmont
Hallander
Vilars
Rade
Swiaa
Rialf
Vuckerfabrik Aarhere
Aarhein
Switerland
Linilwhntschaftslehe, Schule
Rutti Dei
South Africa
California
Petican
Tractor purchase guidance and spare parts availability
Purchasers are urged to secure a reliable tractor and ensure spare parts are readily obtainable. The guidance emphasizes instruction on using the tractor correctly and stresses that spare parts should be easily obtainable to prevent downtime.
Kansas Olympic Star Faces Mysterious Banter
Garbled text hints at a Kansas Olympic athlete, T Coleman Mu Pont, once a manufacturer, now tied to welding or material trade. The snippet implies a controversial or unclear status regarding a betel or face powder product, with emphasis on former roles and a cryptic transition in career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Coleman Mu Pont
Ine
Kansas
Income tax talk at Chicago shipping meeting
In Chicago on April 11 Charles A. Raton head of the United States Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation said home ideas up to 20 million dollars were involved in income tax. He spoke during the annual session of the United States Chamber committee on the shipping sector noting manufacturers face heavy taxes and many millions in income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United
Charles A. Raton
Therationist Service
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Peasion of
Tolly Payne
Dollica
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O. A. Parmley
Pratt
Parntley Ats
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Redfeld
Ogden, A
Ogden Sewer Vipe & Oley Company
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Barnety
C. A. Black
Union Pacific
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Cuty Cemetery
Jon H. Hughes
Tripp Photo Studio
25Th Street
Apply Ogden Jacking & Provision Co
Winelor
Ogden Sbwar Pipe & Clay Company
Phil Tofourth
Hirst
Grant
Nietuca
Tae
Tegard
Wieletta
Zur. Shee, Pede
Liberty
CIT
A. G. Yarrington
B. W. Yarrington
Millie Lund
Utah- Idaho Central Railroad
Eugtes
Arbon
Eva Arbon
Richmond
Utah
Daughters OF Mormon Battalion
Daughters of Due Mormon Battalion
Ada Hoard
Edbie
Cincinnati Inquirer
N. ¥. Tribune
Oenheurs
Cleveland
Dawson Ranch
Riverdale
Western Auto
Studebaker Cars & Cleveland Tractors
Hudson Ave
Insas
Conia Mack
Kopp
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