Goodyear Factory Band Serenades Standard Tonight
The Goodyear Tire and Rubber company fifte en piece factory band travels with an army convoy to boost morale on a long trip to San Francisco. The band, under Holly Rossman, performed this afternoon at the city and will give another concert at the city ball park at 7:30 this evening. The ensemble includes brass players from the 58 person factory band. Two drivers, Temple and Shoulders, accompany the truck and travel six hours each. Large crowds gathered at vantage points to hear the music during today’s street stops.
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Goodyear
San Francisco
Goolyear Tire & Rabber Company
Cit
Oil Paintings Shown in Alhambra Lobby by Local Firms
Two oil paintings decorate the Alhambra Theater lobby in a display by Dondee Woolen Mills and Ogden Sanitarium. One scene features sailors and soldiers with a capitol building. the Spirit of Columbia and the Star Spangled Banner appear. The Water Nymphs, a lifelike work by Liedfold King, cost 700 and was donated by Roger Robinson of Ogden Sanitarium. Both works are insured and will be permanent attractions.
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Alhambra Theatre
Thi Elly
Don Dee Woolen Mills
O4dan Sanitarium
Capitot
Spirit of Columbia
Faeco
Trig Robinson
Ogden Sanitarium
Liedfold-King Company
Morrell Leads Utah Federated Women Club Meeting Program
A Morrell chaired committee outlines the annual Utah Federation of Women's Clubs program. Guest invitees include Mrs. Thomas G. Winter of Minneapolis, second vice president of the General Federation, and Mrs. William D. Steele of Sedalia, Missouri, chairman of music for the General Federation. Committees on the plan include Mrs. Morrell and several Salt Lake area members.
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Mra
J. Z. Morrell
Utah Federatin of Women's Club
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Vic
General Federation of Women's Clubs
William D. Steele
Sedalla
General Federation
Morell
Elmer Srulth
Tooele
H.W. Deltz
Glen Miller
Salt Lake
QC. Watts
Ogden
R. H. Porter
John Culley
Morrell
Ogner
Ogden Chiropractors Face Demurrers in District Court
Five Ogden chiropractors moved in the district court last Saturday afternoon to restrain the state board of medical examiners from practicing without a license. The defendants contend the state’s complaints lack sufficient cause for action and seek dismissal.
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Ogden Chiropractors
State Board of Medical ‘Examiners
Governor Arrangements For Visit To Ogden
Mayor T Samuel Browning has asked O J Stilwell of the Ogden publicity bureau to arrange transportation for the governors party. They will come from Salt Lake conference to Ogden and be taken to the Hermitage hotel on Wednesday evening.
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T. Samuel Browning
O. J. Stilwell
The
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Governors’ Party
Ogden
Salt
Hermitage Hotel
P Shopmen Picnic at Lagool Offerings and Fun
The annual S. P. shop men and families picnic at Lagool drew a large crowd for a fast ball game won by apprentices from a departmental team. Foot races and a water polewalking contest provided humor, with Ben Warrington and Ab Sam Bullough Jr earning awards. The event ended with a dance to the S. P. band directed by Conductor B. W. Nichole.
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S. P
Lagool
Laturday
Ben Warington
Bullough, Jr
Uh Nirn
Smidhl
B. Www
Nichole
Weber county boys and girls club to stage big city fair
Preparations are underway by Weber county club leaders for the annual fair to be held in a large city late in September. Plans call for the largest event in the club’s history with an exhibit of wares and a large program of athletic events. County Club Leader T J Tippetts seeks Lorin Farr park as the outing site.
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Weber County
Big City
I Tts
T. J. Tippetts
Lorin Farr Park
Canyon Road to Be Expanded by State for Ogden Drive
State plans to improve Canyon Road from Ogden city limits to Eden fork with hard surfacing and blasting of rocky curve points. The curves will be widened and some tight spots partially eliminated to enhance traffic safety.
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Ogden Canyon Flehway
Ogden
Eden
Post Office Flooded With Orders for Government Goods
Authorities report the post office flooded with orders for goods to be sold by the government to ease living costs. Early morning crowds left requests for supplies while shipments await official reports from Washington.
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Ardern Tur
Uiis
Janitor Jailed for Burning Rubble Under City Fire Law
GC W Cotte, janitor of the Of den theatre, was found guilty by the city court of violating the fire ordinance by burning rubbish in a restricted city area. He was fined $20 or 20 days in jail after police and the fire department traced rubbish burning behind the theatre.
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GC. W. Cotte
Ofden
Eustly
Cotte
Finspecter
Safety Meeting Held by Railroad Men in Yar
A safety meeting of the 0. UL T D2 company was held this morning. Rail workers attended to review precautions and procedures. The session focused on railroad safety topics and crew welfare.
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Yar
Union Station Officials Tackle Heat Safety Concerns
Union Station attendants, numbered officials, discussed safety conditions in the heat at the pass and road yard. R H Hawlins, safety agent for the company, and Bell, superintendent, presided over the meeting addressing precautions and protections.
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Union Station
R. HH. Hawlins
L.A
Bell
All Clerks and Secretaries of Stakes To Meet August 31
All clerks and secretaries of Weber North Weber Ogden stakes to convene on Sunday August 27 and August 31. The morning session will be at Weber College and the later session at the tabernacle. Bishop Wells will attend and deliver an address.
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Weber, North Weber Aul Ogden Stakes
Weber Norwil
Tabernacle
Bishop Wells
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Goodyear Factory
F. A. Seiberting
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Ite
Lincols ‘Highway Association
Holly Rossman
Conaista
Ffteen
Urivera
H. ‘Temple
Alhambra Theater
J. A Morrell
Oys
Canyon
Tewonk
Browtung
Rubi
Ieee Ee
Bill Hart
Chas. Murray
Enid Bennett i
Virtuous Thief
Robert
Mvna Loa
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