Historian named for American Pharmaceutical Association meeting
A report notes John Gul ley of Ogden elected historian of the women’s section at the American Pharmaceutical Association gathering in Nashville Tennessee. Gul ley also becomes second president of the National Association of Pharmacy Boards. In other items, a clerk J Kinney in the Tabernacle pharmacy was arrested for selling two beer bottles and released on a $60 cash bond. Also mentions local watch theft, advertising deadlines, and a baseball game between the Owls and Short Line at Glenwood diamond.
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Ogden News Nuggets Mix Sports and Society Notes
A chaotic array of city items appears with game talk, theater and business notices. Ogden figures include theatre ads, travel plans, court cases, real estate transfers, school visits, and local incumbents.
Deaths and Funerals Notice Summary
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Kate Bennett wife of Dalhert Bennet of West Tolut died recently. Ruth Williams daughter of W H Williams to have funeral at Third Ward meetinghouse with Bishop W D Van Dyke presiding. Alice Scott infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Scott formerly of Osden died at home in Para fella. John van Rootseleer died at 8:40 am with funeral at Mound Fort meetinghouse and interment in Ogden city cemetery. Survived by widow, two daughters, and six sons.
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Adams Avenue
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Disenag
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Ogden City Cemetery
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Young man to be buried Sunday in Evanston tunnel death
Funeral services for Adolf Jensen of Opden, Denmark, killed Thursday afternoon in the Evanston tunnel, will be held Sunday at Kirkendall chapel under the Tiulah Brotherhood. Rev. John Luni will deliver the funeral sermon. Jensen, in the U S a year and a half, had no local relatives. fraternal members plan support. Funds and possessions show little, with a bank book indicating $156 and a small balance in a Danish bank.
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Montenegrin and Austrian Bride Marry After Flight to Ogden
A Montenegrin in Rock Springs Wyoming, enamored of a young Austrian girl, fired at by the girl's father, elopes with her. They hire a guide to Ogden, marry at a local minister after finding a late-city hall, and later return to Rock Springs amid threats from the furious father. Sheriff inquiries follow but the marriage stands.
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Dry Farming on Promontory Point near Saline
Promontory Point company, with Judge H. H. Henderson and ex-Mayor Robert C. Lundy, is breaking up a large tract near Saline on the Ogden Lucia cutoff. Over 300 acres cleared this year, expected wheat and dry farming next year. Sagebrush soil rich in eluvial gold. fresh water at 30 feet could support irrigation.
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Veterans to depart Sept 11 for national encampment
Members of the Grand Army of the Republic from Utah and Idaho plan to leave September 1 by Pullman car via the Lenser and Rio Grande for the national encampment in Chattanooga Tennessee. Delegates include Colonel 4 W Nelson from Ogden and H C Wardleigh with comrades Baer, Wright, and Van Patten.
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Night School Opens September 2 At Post Office Area
Night School opens September 2 offering day workers a chance to study handwriting, typography, typowritiiis and more with practical rates for the first five students. Enrollment also includes the Right Venital Business College opposite the Post Office. Tel.
Society Event Honors Miss Hinley at Pircalahawer Party
A formal gathering in compl iment to Miss Mary Tifaley featured decorations of golden glow and yellow blooms. Guests included Miss Mae Vall and Mr Hensley, with the ceremony held Monday evening at 2787 Paste Avenue, Rayne, as the bride prepared for a September wedding.
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Wedding Bells And Club Social Notes In Ogden
A champagne gown and elaborate wedding supper followed a ceremony as the couple boarded a train to Denver for a short honeymoon. Attendees included the Hall and Taintor families among others. Separate notes cover B. B. I. O. girls gatherings with Velma Malloy hosting, a Minnehaha Campfire girls meeting, and various social visits. Mr. Hamilton entertained friends at the Lake, returning via Ogden with a large party. A parcel shower honored Pearl Peak.
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Raton social event details and visiting guests
The article describes a decorative dining room setup in gold and brown for a disaster day gathering. Guests included Miss Peck Emma Harris Ma bel Ferrin Pern Harrie Celia Ford Margaret Hanley and others. The Promoters of the League of Sacred Heart plan a meeting at the Virginia with Mrs M Connor as hostess.
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Rejected Suitor’s Crisis Ends in Suicide in Sterlin
Charles Hubner, 34, shot himself after a failed marriage plan. Neighbors observed the aftermath the night before. In Cheyenne, Secretary of War Garrison toured Fort D. A. Russell with his party at dawn, planning to return for Frontier Days contests.
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Pole Mountain
Cheyene
Fashion Show Planned by Ogden Merchants Committee
Chairman W E Sanderson says a permanent Fassion show committee will meet at the Weber club next week to plan the event. Merchants back the idea and anticipate strong support for a September carnival with a parade and entertainment as stores roll out fall stock.
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Greater flow of water promised after pipe connection
Six men labored on linking the city water pipe with the power ring at Cold Water canyon and Foreman G. J. Tavior stated the connection would probably be complete this afternoon. Water would be turned into the pipes Sunday or Monday, supplying the city from wir intakes at the power dam and Wheeler creek, with the Utah Island and Railway line area also involved. The same work was to allow Cold Water water to enter the city line. The report also notes a separate incident in Trinidad, Colo., where BD Stannett, a bridge foreman, and four men were killed in a cave-in at the old Ratam Ginnel, with bodies recovered and coroner M. Rayne preparing to conduct an inquest.
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Millionaire James N. Barnes Dies in California
James N. Barnes, wealthy resident of St. Joseph Missouri, dies at his Montecito summer home near Santa Barbara California. Cause listed as nervous prostration resulting from injuries suffered six weeks earlier in a cranking accident with an automobile.
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Tennis Meeting Opens in Kenwood Club With 75 Men and 21 Women
The North Central states championship tennis tournament began at Kenwood country club with 75 entries in the men's singles and 424 in doubles. Twenty-one women players compete. Noted entrants include Walter Hayes, Illinois champion, Heath Byford, Wisconsin champion, and R. N. Hamilton of Milwaukee.
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World's Record Swordfish Off Catalina Island
Los Angeles sport section reports a fish catch off Catalina Island as a world record claim. W Buschen of New York and crew battled a swordfish for 92 minutes, the specimen measuring 12 feet long with a 7 inch wide blade.
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Sparrow Will Kill Weevil in Alfalfa Fields
Madison Wisconsin August 23 A new use for the English sparrow has been found by T M Parks of the Idaho Agricultural College and James G Sanders of the University of Wisconsin They show the pest known as the alfalfa weevil does not spread through alfalfa but on the seed making the sparrow a natural predator The weevil native to foreign birth has threatened the wool industry in Utah and southern Wyoming and has caused trouble among midsize growers
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Kills Husband and Children in Arkansas Barn Fire
Police concluded Mrs Bertwels killed her husband and three children and burned their home in a barn fire after finding her husband’s teeth among ashes. The five body funeral was held today as authorities weigh the possibility of multiple deaths and self harm.
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