Dedication of Eagles New Home at Orden Lodge 113
Dedication of the new Eagles clubhouse at Orden Lodge No. 113 unfolds as eight weeks of pack gatherings begin. Distinguished guests including Rex Neadell of San Nerma ding and Willacy A. Thepres of Serovar, Idaho, are listed among visiting Eagles. The event features a reception hall, banquet, and extensive facilities like bowling and shooting ranges, with construction by Charles J. Mumphris and design by Smith architects.
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Orden Lodge No. 113
Order of Eagles
Dodge
Operon Ell Br
Eagles’ Lodge
Rex DB. Neadeelt
San Nermarding
Cals
Fratergraf Order of Eaples
Willacy A. the Tres
Serovar
Idaho
Bastramt
Quang Tina
Waltrr
J. Fesera
Grand Jury Challenge Denied in Smyth Case
Obscene to the Weber county and a judge's ruling on grand jury calls. The district court sustained that the grand jury was improperly called, with arguments on two challenges to the jury selection. The judge also ruled on related cases including Stayth vs Mayor Heywoul and others, detailing the jury process and potential indictments.
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Mr. Davidson
8. E. Green
William H. Nieder, Jr
Eagies’ Quartet
Covernor Elmon Bamberrer
Addreah
Abbot FH
Heywood
Soto
Charles Hiatt
Craven
Grand Worthy
Hee D Gandcell
Lermy Jackson
Worthy
Willams A. Peters
Charles Farr
H. 8. McCann
Salt Lake
Aldresa
C. A
Weber
A. Ey
Stigth
Allerarya
Ann
Pent
Vive Palace
Jadgel Pratt
Callan
Oltier
Moliog Fe
Lane Pasnel
Tlstelet
Triths
Crand Fery
J. A. Stayth
Heywoul
Ani Chat
H Cohen
Baby Week Observed As Nation Focuses On Child Welfare
Preparations for a nationwide baby week run May 1 to May 7, with activities at the Marabal drug store and afternoon demonstrations by trained nurses on child care. Topics include bathing, clothing, feeding, sleep, teething, and contagious diseases. The campaign aims to educate parents and raise awareness of infant mortality, seeking cooperation from health boards, clubs, churches, and relief societies. Open meetings invite allOgden mothers to participate.
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Children’s Aid Society
Dhepensary
Marabal
Board of Health
Cieties
Worhers
Ogden
Liquor to Be Shut Off During the War Period
A nationwide move to enforce prohibition during wartime was reported by the Green Standard. Detroit April 33 officials and members of the Anti Saloon League urge President Wilson and Congress to immediate ban liquor traffic to conserve food for factories farms and the army. Local businessmen endorsed the plan after reviewing the telegram request.
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Standard
Detroit
The
Green Standard
Washington
Anti Saipan League
Wilsan
United States
Ford
Alta
Perso
Sebastian
Kresge
City Inspectors Review Storm Sewer Work at Glenwood Park
Mayor A R Heywood along with Comal? sowers Chris Flyxare and SM L Joven and City Engineer Joseph Tracy inspected municipal storm sewer work at Glenwood Park. They observed progress on improvements in Glenwood Park and along Madizon Avenue north from Ogden River during a morning tour to assess flood conditions, finding no present danger from floods.
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Sover
Madizon Avenua
Ogien River
A. R. Heywood
Ogden River
Taggart Jr funeral set for North Ogden ward
Funeral arrangements for Charles W. Taggart Jr are announced for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the North Ogden ward meeting house with interment in North Ogden Cemetery. Viewing available at Nathaniel Montgomery’s residence tonight and tomorrow afternoon. flowers to Larkin & Sons chapel by 11 a.m. Flowers to the home if left. Anthony private funeral services held yesterday at Larkin chapel for infant son of Me and Btre Whip. Burial in city cemetery.
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Taggart
Charles W. Taggart, Jr
North Ogden Ward
North Ogden
Nathaniel Montgomery
Larkin & Sons
Anthony
Larkin Chapel
Josent
German Uprising Imminent Reports From Paraná
Telegrams from Parana report German forces are concentrating toward Santa Catarina. Observers fear a German resurrection in the southern states as tensions rise amid wartime anxieties. London dispatches hint bread rationing may be imposed soon as a broad bread crisis looms for the working classes.
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Rio Jeneiro
Parana
Santa Cathrina
Tas
Burglaries Hit Ogden Wealthy Homes Last Night
Several affluent Ogden residents reported break ins and rapes by burglars last night. Authorities said D C Eccles at 2507 Jefferson Ave Thomas Carr at 2520 Jefferson Ave D W Burk at 2984 Adams Ave John Spargo at Peery Apartments and D A Spayth at Orchard Ave and Twenty Fifth St were targeted. The intruders gained entry through windows or a door but police found no valuables missing after household checks.
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Ogden
Ihoxe
D. C
Local births and thefts reported in Ogden
City health office lists births for April including a daughter to Tutwilder and a son to Baxter and others. Theft of a ball duck on chickens reported at 729 Thirtieth Street. Warehouse entered at Ogden Emu Co. yard. 500 burlap sacks stolen along with potatoes oranges and apples. Auto stolen on Twenty fourth Street recovered by police. mechanic needed to operate.
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Birthe—Hirths
Robert J. Tutwilder
FL H. Baxter
Are
Walter Smyth
Sanokich
P. J. Anthony
Ogden Emu Company
Ao Actomoblia
Joe Martello
Aiden
Robert Chambers
Earl Wilsons
Jackson Avenue
Ita
Local Japanese Doctor to Wed In San Francisco
Dr. Fukushima, Ogden's noted Japanese physician, leaves at 7 a m to meet his betrothed in San Francisco and plans to marry next Monday then return to Ogden to reside. Also notes social engagements and a special Women of Woodcraft meeting to appoint election tellers for a state convention.
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Fukushima
San Francisco
Ogden
Serco Lily Cirtls No
Women of Woodcraft, R
Bond Offering Over Subscribed Says Secretary
Warlington April 21 Heavy over subscription to the government war security offering has resulted in increasing the initial issue from 200,000,000 to 25,000,000. The entire 250,000,000 offering to financial institutions through the Federal Reserve backs already has been absorbed, it was announced by Secretary Weeks today.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve
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