Ogden Man William Driver to Celebrate Sixty Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs William Driver of 2708 Jefferson Avenue Ogden will mark their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a family reception from 3 to 10 pm. The couple wed in London in 1868 and have seven children and eight grandchildren among relatives and friends invited from Utah and beyond.
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William’ River
Jefferson Avenue
Utah
Twenty-Seventh Street
Tondon
Ward
Utith
Tater
Ogden
Gtorze Driver
Au- Buet
Ellen Barbara
Alameda
Cal
Mie
Mary Ann Burton
Salt Lake
Willa B
Wishee
Ariz Waller
Sean Park
Cal Willins
Otf
Driver
Ogden Theatre Offers Weekend Spotlight On Local Debuts
Ogden residents enjoy a Saturday lineup featuring Bill Hart in The Marked Deck at first run, Jack Mulhall in The Bracks Bullet at the Cozy, and the final episode of The Bull's Eye. Public officials promote local improvements as key agenda items for the mayor’s office.
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Bill Hart
Ogden
Jack Mulhall
Bracs
Utah and Colorado Troops Arrive at Camp Colt Gettysburg
D N Wheeler, former Standard reporter, reports 45 men from Utah and Colorado join the USA Army at Camp Colt near Gettysburg. He notes enlistees face stern medical exams and physicals as they begin training, with rough but earnest treatment by the medical corps. Wheeler expects to file more on the new arrivals.
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Utah
Olorulta
Camp Colt
Gettysburg
DN. Wheeler
the Standard
Ogden
Wheelerhis
Goapasio
Extua
Law arrested in Utah for failing to provide for child
James A. Law of Ogden was arrested at Price Utah and brought back to Ogden by Deputy Richard Wootton to face a charge of failing to provide for his minor child. His wife Louise Law filed a complaint alleging he did not furnish the necessities of life for the child.
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James A. Law
Ogden
Price
Utah
Uogden
Richard Wootton
Louise Law
Police Court Suspends Sentences After Park Fight
In municipal court Roy Treseder received a suspended sentence after a disturbance arrest tied to a Glenwood park fight last night. John King, who failed to appear, forfeited bail of 10 dollars. Arthur Van Dyke also got a suspended sentence for battery before Judge George Barker. Julia Child was charged with exhibiting may have been involved. The reference pleaded not guilty and posted 400 dollars bail. Sugar sugar news notes August 13.
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Roy Treseder
John King
Glenwood Park
Arthur van Dyke
George Barker
van Dyke
Julia Child
Water shortage prompts city curtailment of lawn sprinkling
Ogden water crisis prompts U S Department of Agriculture official W P Thomas to urge Ogden residents to conserve water by limiting lawn sprinkling to save essential crops. He notes that continued use for parks drains canals, threatening sugar beets and wheat in Weber County with possible crop losses unless citizens cut back. The letter, signed by Thomas as county agricultural agent, appeals for public cooperation to push water to farms and avoid widespread shortages during war-driven demands.
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Edliey Ogden Standard
Naethonal Food Administration
Weber County
Europe
Posuille
Ogden City
Borrd
Board of Commissioners
West Secion
Tty
Ogden
Thomas B. Evans
Jain v. Bluth
John Watson
Jas
United States
Aml
W. P. Thomas
States Relations Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Had Planned to Do Big Business in Liquor
The first offender received a heavy fine in municipal court. Mike Drpich was found en route to Salt Lake with four gallons two quarts and two pints of whiskey. Officer Brown said he arrested Dipleh at the union depot and he offered 350 for his services. Instead of flooding Salt Lake's market he will lose the liquor and pay 200 dollars or spend 120 days in jail. Joe Hill and Ludwig Anderson admitted drunkenness and were each sentenced to 50 dollars or 80 days. They had just returned from Evanston Wyoming after an Open Jazz Band Concert at Alhambra tonight.
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Will
Iine
Wight
New York
Lucy
Wyoming
Jey
J. Hittaway
Rover
Salt Lake Gly
Wigon
Godbe and Company
Ogden
Pho ‘Company
Driver
Salt Lake City
Masonic Ordsy
Tiennett
Firest Hall
Chaaha and
Sacramanto
Dung Company
Logan
Brigham City
Montpelier
Great Britain
Scotland
France
William Driver
United States
Molecular Tsiephone Company
Ogden Ferry Board of Trade
Tle
Tlulat Street Railway
Davia and Weber Roundies Chaol Company
Mike Drpich
Salt Lake
Joe Hill
Ludwig Anderson
Evanston
Wyo
Sixty Six Set For Training At The University
Sixty Ogden City men and six from Weber county depart at 9 AM for Salt Lake to enter a national army mechanical training program at the state university. About two months of training precede transfer to another camp for possible active duty. many hopefuls swore in and every seat was filled.
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Ogden City
Weber County
Salt Lake
National Army
Staten University
Wallace M. White
Ernest Wangagard
Florenc D. Jones
John J. Hipwell
Bjarne Iversen
J E. Rhodes
Tocal
Cincinnati
Marl
TR. Shielis
Frederick FP. Ayers
Clyde UD. Anderson
Jane C. Hishop
Harold Ballinger
Vsdt
Shelak Ti
Thurgess
W. BR. Busca
Lewis Butler
Brian
James LB
Osbert G. Gordon
Christ KH. Christenson
Clyde S. Clark
Leon
Claus . Mey
Edward
Dalrymple
al Decker
Andrey TH. DeVore
Francia Ings
Teall
Jennings
Frank Jude
Ipin
Orvil Waldram
Wilford
Wheeler
Lurence
Jordan
Milton W. Tewell
John M
Daniel W. Knighton
Quist
Harry Leokiean
Chester Nest
Wilbur
Murphy
Pind. Musgrave
R. N. Monogan
Horare
A. McRntire
Nyron Nalbly
Clyde
William Ft! Pickett
Brakul
AR. Tarker
Corete
M. Simith
Seaithy
Fred Seadilen
R.A. Seavers
Stone
Albert
Open air Jazz Band Concert at Alhambra Tonight
A free open air concert by the Alhambra Jazz Band is scheduled for this evening. Local residents and visitors are invited to enjoy a lively performance featuring traditional and improvised selections in a casual outdoor setting.
Restaurant notice clarifies deferred classification for dining car workers
A presidential order about deferred classification for men serving the public was clarified by Captain FitzGerald. The order, reportedly misread by some restaurant workers, is said to apply to dining car waiters on railroad services. Captain Pitt Gerald received the communication detailing the correct scope.
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FitzGerald
Pitt Gerald
Rail admin defers classification for rail operation workers
Crowder announces the federal railway administration will defer classification for workers actually engaged in operating transportation lines. He says the order will have little effect in Utah, where the practice has long been observed.
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Crowder
Federal Railway Administration
Uta
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D. N. Wheeler
Camp Colt, PA
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Alhambra
Lee Arbuckle
Washburn
Pheum Theatre
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