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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1909
Page
4
The wedding of Grane Timbie to Brantey Behulte occurred Thursday at 8:75 pm at the Timbie home with Rev H D Zimertite performing the ceremony. Guests included G Trimble and Emily Tithe brother and sister of the bride, a reception followed by a supper and a lively evening of toasts music and dancing with many local attendees.
Ars Sellwell entertained thirteen couples Wednesday at her canyon home in Tolleatl4. The curate list included Mrs Voorhies Mrs Wright Mrs Anderson Mrs Ballard and Mrs Ballard among others. Prizes went to Mrs Andere Mrs Ballard and Mrs Ballant. After cards guests enjoyed a chicken dinner prepared by Mrs Allwell and adjourned to the drawing room for tea.
A pleasant surprise party greeted guests this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Brot on Luster avenue. The evening featured vocal and instrumental music, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Jennon, Fred Nation, Lin Innes, and others, with light entertainment and socializing throughout.
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A jumble of names and journeys dominates the column with James W. Hall and others departing for the south to join Mr. Moore and continue toward Gunotson, while Miew Alrog Bauer plans a studio return and various engagements, engagements, hospital duties, and weddings fill the social calendar amid travel, visits, and family notices across towns.
Ogden hosts a mix of visits and stays as residents and relatives travel from California Ireland and Colorado. Notables include J T Diddle and Mies Gertrude Biddle, Mrs Rogers in Laramie, Wyo, and Mrs A May and Monte visiting from Ogden. Local events feature Dr Yehting’s talk at Commercial Club and the Part Notte Grand Club gathering.
Notice states Sumant's Cale will reopen Memtas on August 20 with members to oversee preordingly operations. Details unreadable in the fragment.
Retita Aug 27 Count Zeppelin dominates Merlin tonlgys town mood as crowds await the airman s arrival tomorrow 4500 miles into his journey from Frieder Jehehafes. News of the Zeppelins departure spurs public joy despite a faulty propeller delay and a later rescheduled landing near Sarembure. The crowd compares today s feelings to past reverence for Zeppelin and imagines future honors from Emperor William.
Camp Perth Ohio reports National rifle matches concluded with new records. A Navy Academy entrant from Oregon and others set marks. D Rothrock of Obl led host competitors with a near perfect score. Gold medals and special prizes awarded to top shooters. crowd noted strong performances across 200, 600 and 1000 yard stages.
Fragmented OCR reads like names and titles with political and military mentions. It cites Pairbanks and Chales W. Pair as former vice president and Rear Admiral, referencing Radlener and the Minetienn hare Aatiioes, but the text is garbled and unreadable in key spots.
Reports say preparations and two surgeons arrived as news outlets set up camp at Arden. Observers noted an ice plant tank and improvisations, while family members and aides shield details. Officials deny a critical condition, yet signs point to a possible medical procedure for Harriman.
A Seattle wireless dispatch details a heroic rescue when Alaska Steamship Company’s ship steered by Captain John Jeane sank after hitting reefs near Steep Point. Telegraph operator Frederick J. Stephen and wireless operator George J. Erels directed rescue efforts. eight aboard perished. Passengers and crew were saved, some reaching Beattle and Vancouver as boats were wrecked and the ship went down within minutes.
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