Roll of Honor Names Sought by City Officials
Mayor A T Heswood urged completing the roll of honor for soldiers in the city. He noted many names are missing from the roll despite earlier efforts when Company B served in the Philippines. The current force has nearly every member signed, with those not listed having joined the regular army or navy. Friends in Ogden are asked to forward information to restore the full roster for history and reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Heswood
Philippines
Miattery 5
Ogden
First Methodist Episcopal Church Sets Annual Reappointment
At the fourth quarterly conference Rev Garver reported a 30 percent membership rise for the year. The official board reappointed him to lead the Utah Mission church as the bishop presided. The Utah Mission session meets in East Lake City next week. Charlie Chaplin in Police at the Rex tomorrow, opening 2 PM, tickets 5 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Methodist Episcopal Church
Jobo J. Lace
Salt Lac City
Chris Han KR. Garvec
Reir
Gar
Utah
East Lake City
eRev
Garver
Mrs Christine Fernelius dies. longtime South Weber resident
Mrs Christine Fernelius attained local fame in the farming community for nursing the sick for 28 years and active in church work. Born in Sweden July 24 1848 she married Peter G Fernelius in Minnesota 1872 and moved to Utah in 1880s. Survived by children Adolph G Charles J Fernelius Clara Anderson Annie Randall Mabel Parrish Joseph P Fernelius Annis May West Peter L Fernelius plus 38 grandchildren and siblings Louis Lindburg and Mary S Fernelius. Funeral Sunday 2 pm at South Weber meeting house with Bishop Fred W Kendall officiating. Interment South Weber Cemetery. Flowers may be left at Lindquiste Chapel.
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Mra. Johnson
Christine Fernelius
South Webst
Sweden
Andrew
Dretta Lindberg
Peter G. Fernelius
Minnesota
Utah
Sinoe
Beuth Weber
Fernelius
Adolph G
Charles J.fernelius
South Weber
Clara
Fred W. Kendall
South Weber Raraptory
Lindquate Chapel
Worl
A. mi
Sun BF
Card of Thanks for Baby’s Sickness and Death
Mr and Mrs Earl Wiggins thank friends for kindness during the illness and death of their darling baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Earl Wiggins
Two Men Sentenced for Violating Liquor Law
Two men faced sentencing for possession and likely sale of whiskey after Deputy Brown observed a woman entering a bar alley with intent to drink. Jack Thompson received days in county jail. A W Keenhan faces prison due to possessing whiskey. Thompson slept drunk during testimony. officer recovered a third full bottle as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Thompson
A. W. Keenhan
oMcéra
Thompson
Joona
William Brown
Charles Pincock
Brown
Bt Louis
Twenty-Atth
Grant
Wan
City's Extra Tax Faces County Opposition
City and Weber County commissioners clashed over a proposed extra tax levy for the city tax fund. County leaders argued discussion was futile and warned taxpayers would bear about $17,000 more, while noting county levies remain similar to last year despite higher costs. County officials defend limited authority and urge restraint amid strained finances for poor relief and infirmary needs.
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Jevy Botero
Ogden City
State of Utah
Bite of
Utah
Rollia
Osten City
Jus Rautla
Weber County
State Road
O Merals
Realzictel
Alec
Prohibition Offense Reoffense Raises Penitentiary Threat
Kershaw fled but was tracked to city hall park where he was arrested. Judge Larker warned that a repeat offense would carry a penitentiary sentence. Under the new law the county attorney must state if the defendant has violated prohibition before. the second offense becomes a felony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kershaw
Larker
Married at Farmington in quiet ceremony
An informal notice reports Misa duanita Wihards and William Glamann quietly wed at Farmington by Justice Palmer. The couple, aged 20 and 18 respectively, plan to reside in Ogden after two weeks’ return. The wedding surprised relatives as the ceremony occurred without fanfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stee Gage
Misa Duanita Wihards
William Glaamann
Farmington
Justice Palmer
Billie
W. EL Hichards
West Twenty
Eighth Street
Ogden
Cotple
Hermitage Park Amusements Promoted as Cool Clean Afternoon
Short notice describes Hermitage Park as a calm public space for a relaxed afternoon. It mentions funds allocated for amusements and highlights the park as a destination for residents seeking leisure in a tidy, inviting setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermitage Park
Railroad goes to receivers for Denver & Salt Lake
Denver and Salt Lake Railway was placed in receivership today by the Adams county district court at Brighton Colorado. The action follows a $15,000 claim by McIhee and McInanity of Denver. Charles Leatcher, president, and William R. Freeman of Denver were named receivers. The line, dating from 1903, runs 233 miles with terminals at Craig and Denver.
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Denver
Denver & Salt Lake
Eenvers
District Court of
Adams County
Brighton
Cola
McI’hee & Mcinaity
Insaber Concern
Charlee Leattcher
William R. Freeman
Craig
Colorado
No Time for Talk Says the Governor in Idaho
Governor Alexander voices firm stance that the United States must pursue victory in war and not surrender on any principle until Germany is conquered, rejecting peace appeals and urging continued resolve amid wartime sentiment. The distorted telegraph excerpt reflects uncertain wording about papal peace messaging and public judgment.
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Doe
Idaho
United States
Germany
Alexander
Tope Benedict
New York
Jrornpor
War News Echoes in Governor Alexander Speech
The report quotes Governor Alexander urging peace talks only on wartime terms. He demands a guarantee against future oppression and adherence to principles that justified entering the war with Germany. He states the nation must first conquer Germany before any peace is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Germany
Witton
Socialists Call a Strike Allegedly in War Industry
A Berlin rumor reports renewed strike agitation by extreme Socialists in war industries. A numbered notice claims munitions factories are distributing чет instructions urging workers to walk out. The notice appeals to workers to refrain from betraying comrade interests and to stand united.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Berlin
Regulars Above War Strength and Enlistment Push
War volunteers for the regular army total 7500, exceeding the authorized strength by 700. Recruiters press on with steady gains, noting 25 states still fail to meet quotas while California Nevada and Utah have surpassed theirs multiple times.
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Wassuington
Hines
California
Nevada
Yorutog
Argentina Strikers Win R A Dispute Report
Argentinian labor unrest prompts minister to demand restoration of normal conditions within 48 hours. The strike, linked to a 22 party coalition, reflects ongoing tensions as workers push for favorable terms amid a stalled negotiation. A sugar market note from New York reports raw materials and pricing fluctuations without broader market impact.
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Byenog Airdr
Barnad of Labor
Talk Way
Publc Works
Centre Mall
Argentina
Stage menu demands eggs in early kitchen drama
A lively note from New York advertises a stage show titled Come out of the Kitchen featuring Math Ghat Terton with eggs split for the bread and carp pads, praising the live performance as a top visit this year. Miss Chatterton is billed at the Orpheum next Monday night August 20. Charlie Chaplin in Police at the Rex tomorrow at 2 p m with all tickets 5 cents.
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Math Ghat
Terton
New York
Orden
Mies Chatterton
Orpheum
Ruth Chatterton
Bruce Merss
Ogden Boys Return From Training Visit Home
Two Ogden area youths Witte Amish and Lothair Packard returned from intensive training near San Francisco and are on a ten day furlough in Ogden. They will report to American Lake, Washington, on August 29 to train with the new national army. Lieutenant Pratt said one Ogden boy, Eugene Pratt, has been commissioned as provisional second lieutenant in the regular army and he expects to return home this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orten
Witte
Emnith
Eugene Pratt
Bolf Match to Be Placed Sunday at Ogden Club
A handicap match for the L. A. Tay loving cup will be played Sunday by members of the Ogden Golf and Country Club at the club links. The cup, donated by Mr. Day, will be contested on the second funder of each month and the winner’s name will be engraved. Three wins grants ownership. Medal play with full club handicaps applies. course is in good condition and ample caddies will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enif
L. A. Tay
Bargain Shle Angelus Player Piano for Sale or Trade
Near new Angelus player piano with a handsome mahogany case and a sweet tone. Priced at 750 dollars with 85 dollars worth of high class music. Flexible terms. will trade for an automobile. Call 6 to 9 p.m. at 447 21st Street.
Ambulances Funded by Forest Service District Four
District No. 4 nf the forest service with Oden ad Ita headquarters contributed $148 toward equipping ambulances bound for France. The sum is about $10 short of the present fair share. The tenth engineers and the formal regiment await funds to complete the hand Gai De equipment for foresters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Oden Ad Ita
Vranca
Dla
France
Agata
Failure to Provide for a Minor Charged in Court
Vern F. Witttama appeared in municipal court for a preliminary hearing on failure to provide for a minor child. He waived the hearing, was bound over to district court, and a $30 bond was set. Extras included Williams extradition from Anthony Idaho, and Atherty jailed for driving without a license plate but got suspended sentence after plate procured next day. J. W. Jensen faced fines for car delay and license issues as Judge Hierker noted driving without due plate was improper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern F. Witttama
Ball
Willams
Oden
Anthony
Idaho
Amor
Atherty
J. W. Jensen
Torsay
Hierker
Jensen
Attorneys appeal in drought damage suit against railway
Attorneys for the Orden Opan Idaho Railway Company have filed notice of appeal to the damage suit brought by James Williamson. The district court ruled in Williamson's favor in April awarding general damages of 2030 and costs of 2040. Williamson, injured in an accident he says the railway was responsible for, sought 325 in sector's fees and other costs. Also mention of unrelated University activity in British Columbia and strikes on fruit farms.
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Orden, Opan & Idaho Railway Company
James Willlamuon
Ault
Williamann
District Court
Plaintif
Wil
Iamson
William II Taylor Named Chief Clerk of MMI Series
William II Taylor has been appointed chief clerk of the Hallway Mail Service, succeeding W J Carr who moves to other duties. Taylor, familiar with Ogden, has prior service from Ogden to San Francisco over the past seven decades and previously worked in San Francisco before Ogden assignments. The former chief clerk held the office for two years. Follow the crowd to the Hermit acs Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William II. Taylor
Hallway
W. J. Carr
Mr.Taylor
Ogden
San Francisco
Sen. Francisco
Carr
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WM. Glamana
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Van
William
Desmond
Alm
Rueben
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Anita Stewart
the Girl
Philippa
Ogden Boys
TT Engineers
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University Glia
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Bhai
Taklop
Piece of
Jabor
Flordon Head Fruit Farms
HM. Taylor
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Hermitage
United Commercial Travelers
State Colored Folks
Ogden Stake
Walker Bros
Salt Lake
Norah Ogden Sunday School
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