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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1918

Page

3

White Elephant Benefit for Red Cross Draws Many Osdenites

A large turnout in Ogden attended a White Elephant sale on Washington Avenue Thursday evening to aid the Red Cross Society. Community workers, local clubs, and many volunteers organized displays, gift shops, and clothing booths, with committees guiding advertising, collecting, from homes, shops, and public schools. The event featured a tea booth and household goods, aiming to raise funds and provide a successful community drive for the Red Cross.

Osdenites Red Cross Washington Avenue Suleniing Bonita Fay Ie Ted Cross Society West Klimt Ogden Hoscon Mira Illoa Ith Mia Heber Seowcreft Buke M Wright Charmluy Young Wooten Mini Meya Groul Helen Mebsel White Mina Fitni W. OR. Kimball Furniehnee Tiarcla Wilkus Cherman LdLiefieli Milas Indy Scowerolt Marian Wright Avon Rich

Obscure School Event Attendees Listed In Fragment

A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous names such as Mrs. Roscoe Gwilliam and Miss Deliver alongside titles and roles like Mrs. Ee chu Towne and Mr Melent Debs. Several lines reference refreshments, auditing, sales, and chairpersons, but the text is fragmented and hard to interpret.

Mrs Falck Speaks in Goal Ville

Community notes recount Mrs Falck speaking at a meeting in the village of Coalville. Red Cross workers and local citizens pledged Liberty Loan quotas, with plans to complete victory by the next Tuesday. Mrs Wodtke leaves for California after two weeks visiting Gaston. Bridge tea hosts about 150 members with decorations, games, and a fashion of red and green. A surprise birthday party for Mrs Farr ends the week with a festive supper and birthday cake.

Red Cross Jie Cummunity Inter Ault Meir Liberty Loan My Parr Aiikr Weiss

Ogden Couple Wed In Logan Temple

The wedding of Myrtle Cantwell and Walter T. Read took place Wednesday at the Logan temple. Cantwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cantwell, is well known in Ogden society and works for J. G. Read & Co. Read, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Read, is a valued employee of the firm. The bride and groom plan to reside at 729 Washington avenue.

Logan Temple Ogden Myrtle Cantwell James 5. Cantwell Walter T. Read J. G. Read Sremupkial

Club Calendar reflects a busy spring schedule in 1916

Martha Society hosts and member notices appear across several groups including Daughters of the Mormon Battalion Ladies Literary Society Child Culture Club and Utopia Club. Civic League Queen Esther Tea and Parent Teachers report meetings with readings sewing and social time. Red Cross and Pythian Sisters host gatherings with cards tea and refreshments.

Local Auxiliary Card Party Draws Large Attendance

The lL A to B of A E Che laties Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosted a vice card party last Wednesday evening in the 10 6 hall on Washington Avenue. A large number of members and friends attended. Several games were played and refreshments served by the Methodist Aid Society. A meeting of Sterlite Wall ewling of the Methodist Ladies Aid was held last Monday after.

Martha Society Arohl Bigelow Martha Necusty Phe Jessie Grant Avenue Hall Washington Avenue Methodist Aid Society Methodist Ladies Aid Brotherhood of American Yearmen D.C. M Brotherhood of American Guhl Thorutson Tiles Tot Fwelle Mr. Nowell Mianie Piaguz

Little Miss Elizabeth Mulick Buys Liberty Bond For War Relief

Nine year old Elizabeth Mulick of 2214 Manros avenue sold her Shetland pony for 60 dollars to buy a Liberty bond and used the doll sale proceeds to purchase thrift stamps. Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mulickh. The act serves as an example for other city children to contribute to the war effort.

Parent-Teachers Association Washington School Lane Thoreday Joseph TN. Morrell Miss Brown Ogden Wilgh School Ayrtin Welker Aliss Brown Welker Elizabeth Mulick W. J. Mulickh Manros Avenue Elizabeth Childern

Dinner planned for May 1 at church parlors by local ladies

Mrs J Heinen and group on Second Street finalize plans for a church dinner May 1 in parish rooms. Proceeds support yearly pledges while Sterting Hall members sew for Red Cross. Miriam Chapter Tea No 14 6 2 8 set for Monday afternoon at Masonic Club rooms from 3 to 6 30 with sewing for Red Cross and patriotic songs. members urged to attend with scissors and needles.

Red Cross Miriam Red Cross Rentus River National Bank In Ling J. Heinen Sterting Hall Red Cross Society Euttra Miriam Chapter Miriam Ehipter Moniay Jehayiter

Home Culture Club Meeting Notes From April Evening

The Home Culture Club met at the Red Cross rooms on April 1st with Miss Unsworth visiting relatives. Mrs Muller hosted a social at Porter Avenue, serving refreshments before the ladies departed in the late afternoon.

G_ROX Ela Ac Che Misa Merde Unsworth Miss Unsworth

Local historical society hosts evening of club activities

Mixed group led by Howard Biehsel and Atrs Cuner will host a social at the Washington avenue hall. University of Utah speaker Paul will discuss America Aiming the Community of Wa-Hiong, with Mrs Tobert Heeynolkils aiding. Royal Neighbors and Brotherhood of American Yeomen members attend. refreshments and small entertainments follow.

April 18 Musical Society program at 1927 Sleele Avenue

Members of Sempre Musical Society greet this afternoon with an interesting program. Miss Mande Zeimer Verking will speak on Modern French topics and Mrs. Leslie Saville will sing "Yeux" Rabey and wun. Alverta Wright will perform a piano piece by a modern French composer.

Dempre Musical Society I Sempre Musical ¢Otlony Abs Fredit. Hess Mande Zeimer Aod Leslie Saville Teg Yeux' Rabey Rae Alverta Wright

Segoe Lily Thimble Club Hosts Apr 16 Meeting

Segoe Lily Thimble Club chaired by Mrs Wo Yerger at 365 Third Street will host members Tuesday April 16 at 2 o clock. Queen Esther Red Cross Unit No 4 urges order members to attend Hedge events and on Wednesday afternoon they will rent Mesonic club rooms for events.

Segoe Lily Thimble Club Wo. Yerger Third Street Sexo Lily ‘Thimble Club Queen Esther Red Cross Red Cross Ui

Knitting Club Meeting Yields Garments and Tea

A Wednesday gathering saw many knit items submitted to the chair as members of the 500 Knitting Club and allied groups met in the Susan Wattis Social Club setting. Attendees, including Mrs Lund, enjoyed a social hour with hospital garments, refreshments, and lively chatter after a busy afternoon.

Missionary Society Meeting Highlights local church programs

Federated Missionary Society held a meeting at Pirg Obvintian church with First Baptist and First Methodist in charge. Grace Newton discussed missionary work among Negroes in New Orleans while Mrs. J. L. Webster noted for Sterling Hall led a school for Negro girls. Reverends Garver and Crawford attended and spoke on church value. Life Conservation Committee formed at city hall with Amelia Figgare elected president, Hy n Treseder vice president, S. & Smith secretary, and J. G. Falck treasurer.

Federated Missionary Society Pirg Federated Misionary New Orleans Hossmead Smith and Minter Tee Weber County Council of Defense Uils

Pleasant Party Honors Sixth Ward Religionists

School girls enjoy a merry outing at thr ee haul and pot springs with a pantomime in the assembly hall. The annual frolic satirized the faculty fund with a scene of a newly married faculty member doing the family wash and dreaming of single happiness. Mrs. J. T. Whitaker and Mrs. Carver hosted a refined evening at 350 Swearyurd elten in honor of gourde members and teachers with clever names and a luncheon.

Weber Welton T. Whitaker Carver Whitaker

Miss Francis Stoddard Returns from Coast Trip

Miss Francis Stoddard, daughter of Mrs. G. H. Stoddard of 625 Twenty Seventh street, returned to Ogden last Sunday after a two week coast visit with Miss Winifred Hutchison. The pair toured San Francisco Los Angeles and other coastal cities enjoying a delightful time.

Francis Stoddard Oryden Winifred Hutchison Miss Stoddard G. H. Stotdard Twenty Seventh A Street Ogden

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