Conference of Ogden Stake Held in Tabernacle
The Ogden Stake quarterly conference drew about 1000 attendees at both morning and afternoon sessions in the Tabernacle. President T B Evans and Apostle David O McKay spoke on faith, home worship, and the war effort, while a full musical program accompanied the sermons. The gathering showcased church leadership, attendance gains, and support for the home night movement amid wartime concerns.
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Tabernacle
Offeo Tabernacle
Joseph Smith
Church of Jesus Cherleh
Latter Day Saints
T. B. Evans
Kargan
Alf
Sam F. Whitak
Nephi J. Brown
Fabernacle
sUldred
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Miss Ware Borsey Bar
McKay
Thomas &. McKay
America
Evans
Lund
Weal
Opi Eden
Iscce Cestecee IO
Huntsville
Reyes
Taberty
Middleton
North Oedon
Pleasant View
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Shurch
Israel
Apostle McKay
Joan Halls
Uist
Stake Presidency
G. J. Jensen
Webb Normal College
Hyrum Telnap
Stake High Priest
Bohn
Sam F. Whitaker
Worth of
Samaria
Higley
Misa Ware
Holy City
Voury
Wigley
Wright
Mary Fiphar
Congressation
Schul
Manny Sam PF. Wittaker
Elt Holton
Seakg
Jensen
Bethan
Hobde
Brotherhood of Man
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Lis
Alake
Ald
Adam Peterson
Hien Counad
War Casualties List Reports Army and Marine Losses
Washington reports daily casualty tallies with figures for killed in action wounded and missing across army and marine lists. Notable names include Lieutenant Earl J Groopan of Atlantic City and Sergeant James Neatly of Worcester along with several others from Pennsylvania Georgia New Brighton and Illinois. data span Aug 11 and Aug 12 with totals in the hundreds.
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Washington
Earl J. Groopan
Atlantic City
James Neatly
Thomas E. Claypool
Kitlaning
Bernard F. Green
Bradley, Ga
Floyd C. Hammer
New Brighton
Verbert H. Howhard
Somerset
Jame F. Sullivan
Calingdabe
Thomas L Pidcock Commissioned
War Department letter informs Mrs WiliPidcock that her son, Major Thomas L Pidcock of the 446th depot detachment, has been appointed second lieutenant in the Railway Transport Action Corps, National Army, with rank from July 1, 1998, commission to be forwarded to her.
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Mra
Wil. Pidcock
War Department
Washington
Ora
W. HL Plicock
Adams
Ogden
Utah
Madami
Secretary of War
Thomas Ll. Pidcock
Depal
Railway Transport Action Corps
National Army
Americal
Americal Fanddutionary Forces
Comealsnalon
Yor
Plasock
List of Soldiers and Civilians Died or Wounded in Action Across States
The document catalogs a long roll of names across multiple states with statuses including Died of Wounds, Died of Disease, Died of Accident, Missing in Action, Wounded Severely, Wounded, and Wounded Degree Undetermined. It lists soldiers from Illinois, New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, and many other locales, with ranks such as Private, Corporal, Sergeant, and Lieutenant and notes injuries and locations. It also includes public notices of missing and wounded individuals and references to units and addresses, reflecting a comprehensive casualty and status register from the war period.
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Washington
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Philadelphis Ditton We
Chicago
Edward 2. Gatteny
Peru
Ind
Janes Gallaghan
Philadelphia
Richard Grunden
Brighton
George M. Hanson
Ostrander
Minn
Edward Harris
Arthur J. Kemplth
Athol
Mass
Thomas F. King
Brooklyn
Eoward W. Laufer
Beaver
Joseph Levesque
Fall River
Mas
William C. Morris
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
William J. O'tara
Springfield
Luigi Perri
David W. Towers
Richman
Way
Michael A. Roche
Newark
N. Y
John Santa
Whiting
Willim S. Sarver
Johnstown
Frank Schnaiden
Coloma
Mich
Peter Spirito
Joseph Stanislawski
Charlee Wiles
Livingstonville
Decorah
John W
Meek
Calletteburs
Charles S. Moors
Short Creek
Ohio
Theadors
Rosemoon
Watson
Walter H. Mathies
Kewas
Rkum
Wis
Dernard Sueper
Lindsay
Neb
Water A. Avery
Quinn
Masa
Thomas Bartlein
Pollo
Wiss
Arnold G. Teh
Fort Worth
John DB
Popplewell
Detroit
Western List
Donald Sparr
Cromwell
Sntin H. Perrin
Pisgape
Helmer Belorson
Moat
Srrgeania
Toni Bills
Centerville
Tay Charles
Grube
Grandview Avenue
Mubuque
Thurlow
Porter
Hhimeston
Mathes Spauiz
Davis
Avenir
Pubwane
Rewey Hf
Bear
Plano
Vernion
Gratton
N. D
Charles Oh Bil Tamaki
Elk Mountain
Rudolph F. Sisak
Smithville
Tex
Homer
Stott
Fertile
Charles Tunenig
Mason City
Acen Watson
Myatle
Halph W. Yaryan
Clavinds
Henry 0. Zippersen
Tulere
Eastern List
John Radick
Long list of names and places in wartime casualty roll
A lengthy, error-filled roster lists numerous individuals with scattered locations including Greenfield Vernon Wilson Worcester Waterbury and Brooklyn alongside ranks like Corporals Sergeants and Privates. The fragment reads as a casualty or personnel roll with many misread surnames and towns, suggesting a military or veterans section from a civil wartime record.
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I. T. Jacques
Greenfield
Musa
Edward C. Smith
Macon
Vernon Wilson
Holaday
Tenn
Harald G. Barry
Worcester
Ctass
Winslow Damon
Concord Tyaction
Mix Thomas Smith Haney
Grandview
Frank R. Maibette
Torringian
Conn
John Robbie
Tostun
Francis Y P. Tyan
Waterbury
George J. Stanton
Turner” Falls
Masa
Troy E. Thornburg
Greenville
John D. Whalen
Once
Ma ‘ Conn
Munhani
Edward Oneida
Jacob V
Bernagconi
New Britain
Lawrence J. Byal
Columbia City
Thomas W. Casey
Krveve
Mass
Joseph Cipriano
Joseph B. Cushman
Stonington
Stonington, Conn. Wiliam A. Devine, York; ‘Henry J. Doucette
New Brita
Walter Duncan
Bradford
J. ¥Lott
Passaic
Thomas J. Flynn
Meridan
Cohn
Albert M. Friedman
Nefolk
Richard Hanahan
G Brooklyn
Thomas ©. Hedges
Leavenforth
Kaw
Jacob Fi. Jabek
Minont
Matthew Jacobs
Hartford
MalesaTge
Marnard
Eugene Mc+aovern
Brooklyn
John Melarsey
John J. Madden
New York
Noel Marez-Aurelo
Maps
Lonnia FE
Massels Breckenridge
A. Miller
Monroe
M .Bugard
Nobie
Een D. Fayne
Tahacat
Vincent Perl
Pitsburg
Frank He Keller
Regal
Mint
Thomas F. Rice
Pitts
Syracuse
Privatea Anna Domenick
John Connolly
James BR. Graham Brooklyn
Flency
Hart
New
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