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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1917
Page
3
Random references note Freenor returns from a southern and eastern trip in better health while Mfr Freenor promotes chiropractic propaganda nationwide. A tiny patient loses a tooth at seven and a grandparent has one left at seventy. Tol Been advertises dental care at 326 25th St. Baby Week launches May 1 with coordinated civic support and details via Bras I Cooper at phone 135.
Teaghera to Enliet E H Dun away Willie Smith Leonard Davids on and C Galden high school instructor have given notice to the board of education of their Intention to enlist In the officers reserve corps They will go to the training camp at San Francisco about May 5 if their applications are favorably received Several other young professional men have applied for an opportunity to be trained As army officers Uncle Bam re Insurance Men Raron G Wellh aiste insurance commissioner was guest of honor today at a Weber club luncheon largely attended by insur ance men and club members Business GQcode R W Eardley secretary of the Utah Manufacturers association yeaterday inspected
Ogden merchants report excellent business conditions locally and nationwide as advertising and trade expand. Highlights include the Ogden High School cadet ball with officials and guests of honor, organzation meetings for Swiss-German workers, wage increases at Ogden Iron Works, weather warnings of possible rain and freezing temps threatening fruit crops, Montello robbery report, Ogden soccer and Holy Name baseball results, Netherland Missionaries conference in Weber academy, and a small fire at S Lewis jewelry store with minor damage.
A fire starting from a lamp completely destroyed James Wellings poultry plant at 2867 Quincy Avenue. Wellings, Utah cavalry veteran, lived there with his wife and two children. About 160 plus chicks and much feed were lost, leaving the family financially strained as Wellings awaits possible deployment. Local volunteers and officers discussed aid options.
The Modern Woodmen of America camp invites state delegates traveling to Tremonton to attend the late Camp gathering Tuesday evening May 1st at the new hall on Hudson Ave. Fred E. Williams, Consul, and J. H. Hincriclffe, Clerk, sign the advertisement urging attendance.
Miss Florence Jepperson, Utahs premier contralto, will perform at Weber College in a recital at the Ogden Tabernacle Friday night. She will be assisted by Lydia White, harpist from Salt Lake City, in the Ogden concert.
Classified notices and small town items describe New Plaza Apts torooms with disappearing beds gas ranges and refrigerators priced 18 to 30 dollars monthly including light gas and heat. Other notes report lodge meetings conser vation lecture by Judge C C Richards robbery at J F Smith home thefts of sugar jewelry and cash plus residents traveling to Salt Lake and California and a stolen Elgin watch and cash.
Ogden bakery workers with International Union Local 133 threaten a strike next week unless a nine hour day is granted and wages rise from 17 to 19 per week immediately. Officers Gradual Echreven president and Joseph C. Von Rookhuyzes secretary say an agreement may be reached sooner, but the group insists on a fair minimum Irving rate.
Elvin Wilkinson son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Wilkinson has been called to serve as a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the southern states. He leaves for Chattanooga Tennessee headquarters on May 16. Wilkinson, a Weber Academy basketball star and Orden High School football standout, is active in the Third Ward North Weber stake and a farewell concert and dance are planned for May 9 in his honor.
Funeral for William Cape Parker will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Riverdale War Chapel. Interment follows at Ox Den City Cemetery. Body viewings today and tomorrow until 1 p.m. at the Riverdale residence. Flowers to Larkin Bons Chapel before 11:20 a.m. Tomorrow. Automobile cortege.
Mrs Emma Wood guest of honor at Huntsville Relief Society ball before moving to Burley Indiana. She leads food efforts in the community and was presented a gold ring. Program included speakers and a dance. a note mentions cucumber contracting and a Japanese cultural workers union in Freana Cal.
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