Clinton Ward Conference Highlights Ward Growth and Leadership
The annual Clinton Ward conference was held yesterday with President Bhurillf, President Watson, George E. Browning, Thomas FE, Shreeve and Stake Clerk Neuteboom in attendance. John Child was unanimously sustained to fill a vacancy after O. T. Madlock moved away. Talks by Shurtiitf, Watson, Browning, and Bhreare praised ward progress and spirit. A large turnout featured many young people taking ward positions.
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Laheinion Ward
Bhurillf
John Watson
Grorga E. Browning
Thomas FE
Shreeve
Neuteboom
O. T. Madlock
John Child
Shurtiitf
Watson
George E. Browning
Thomas A. Bhreare
Clinton Ward
Stykio
Memorial arch for Ogden Canyon proposed by J Lewis
Weber County commissioners discussed a letter from John Lewis urging a lasting memorial arch at the Ogden Canyon entrance. Lewis argues the arch would honor pioneers who built the canyon road and attract visitors, calling for suitable ground and community input while inviting public suggestions.
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Board of County
Sir
Lewis
Honoratie Board
Weber County
Utah
Peralt
Pioneer Ife
Ogden Canyon
Tulill
John
Lecture Tonight On Christian Science
Professor John Randall Dunn of the Board of Lectureship, Mother Church Boston, will present a lecture at the First Church of Christ Scientist on Mooroe and Twenty-fourth street. He will discuss Christian Science and the practice and meaning of its teachings in daily life.
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John Randall Dunn
Doston
Mass
First Church of Christ Scientist
Mooroe
Twenty-fourth Street
Christian Science
Nevo
Toy Scouts escorting aged comrades through streets in valiant service
Qiga are strung on ropes and weave across the streets high overhead veterans continue arriving on every train trooops of Toy Scouts are doing valiant service piloting their aged comrades to their hospitals
North Ogden alarmed by rabid dog attack
Early morning incident in North Ogden reports a rabid dog biting calves and killing chickens after being seen in Lorenzo Ward and William Roylance yards. The animal, suspected from local desert sheep herds, showed rabies signs before vanishing. Additional notes describe a humorous railroad survey through a barn and local labor actions in Richmond and Massachusetts wage news.
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North Ogden
Lorenzo Ward
William Roylance
Roylance
Great Salt Lake
Paris Rejoices Over Romania War Entry
Parla August 28 The entry of Romania into the war is celebrated with newsstands selling extras and the city flags bearing Romanian colors. Paris newspapers expected the declaration for days and some military writers predict Turkey crushed within six months and Austria under pressure. La Liberta cites a Geneva summary of Romania’s declaration detailing grievances against Austro-Hungarian rule and alleged broken Triple Alliance agreements.
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Parla
Rumania
Uontba
Paris
Ramiopts
Turkey
Austria
la Liberto
Geneva
Vienna
Encampment Opens as Grand Army of the Republic Assembles
Kansas City August 28 The fiftieth national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opens with executive committee meetings and credential sessions. Women’s Relief Corps and allied groups schedule six days of events at convention hall as veterans arrive and parade past decorated headquarters. Naval signal flags brighten street displays as the encampment begins.
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Kansas City
Natonal Council of Administration
Grand Army of the Republic
Women’s Relief Corps
Bow Tels
Convention Hall
Mitte Knota
Veterana
Naval Department
Railway Managers Spokesman Initiates Strike Negotiations
A spokesman for the railway managers and assistant general manager of the Pennsylvania Railway leads final talks in the ongoing railway strike situation. The committee member is empowered to conclude negotiations on behalf of manager committees.
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Fushs Fee
Pennsylvanie Railway
Circus Day Seen Through A Cartoonists Eyes In The Standard
AStandard cartoonist reviews Circus Day as crowds fill Ogden streets for a parade and afternoon show by Belts Flote artists. The parade along Hudson avenue draws thousands, with well groomed animals and bright costumes. Submarine riders provoke mild disruption, but the procession proceeds past Twenty-fourth to Twenty-third streets. Evening performances start at 8 o clock with continued citywide excitement.
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la Clnua
Belts Flote
Ogden
Vicinily
Provo
Twenty-seventh Street
Grant Avenue
Deivera
Hudson Avenue
Maids and Matrons Club Names Year Plans and Dues
The Maids and Matrons club, Ogden, outlines a program filled year ahead. Meetings on the twentieth each month at 3 pm invite member suggestions. Nomination on Sept 20, election Oct 20, new officers take over Nov 3, 1916. A booklet of members will be printed.
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Ogden
Same
Dutien
Clu
Eara Rich
Aurtion Bride Club
Miz Edna Towne
Mrs George A Woodruff Arrives in Ogden After 1700 Mile Car Trip
Mrs. George A Woodruff and three children arrived in Ogden after a 1700 mile overland car journey from Benton Harbor Michigan taking thirteen days. They traveled with Mrs Lynne Watt of Turkey Idaho and plan several weeks in Ogden with relatives before returning home via Thurles. Mayor Heywood hosts Adele Brooks of San Francisco as house guest. the Heywood couple are in Ogden Canyon. Mr and Mrs J B Way and Miss Lenore Gold return to Elko Nevada after spending a month in Ogden and surrounding areas.
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George Aa. Woodruff
Orden
Benton Marbor
Mick
Mr. Woodruff
Ruth
Montgomery
Charles
Mra
Lynne Watt
Turky
Idaho
Rar
Abbott Hey
Twenty-fifth Street
Mayor Heywood
Adele Brooks
San Prancisco
Heywood
Brooks
Ogden Canyon
J. 3. Way
Miss i Lene
Elko
Nevada
Southern Paciflc
Ogden
Ite
Teantte
Haysane
Biko
Special Meeting Of Daughters Of The Mormon Battalion
The Daughters of the Mormon Battalion will hold a special meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rhea Williams 1639 Hudson Avenue full attendance requested. Bonfire party in Orden Canyon hosted by Esther Seppich and Leona Purdy last night featured Japanese lanterns a bonfire and dancing with many guests from Salt Lake City and Ogden visiting relatives.
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Daughters of the Mormon Battalion
Rhea Williams
Hudson Avenue
Canyon
Jisson Esther Seppich
Leona Purdy
Orden Canyon
Bert Treseder
Harry Gee
Sirs. Wright
Daverna Monroe
Batgaret Monroe
Edna Monton
Ela O'Neil
Anne Skinener
Elizabeth Seppich
Mery McFarland
Florence Thomas
May Williatog
Pearl Peterson
Kathryn Nolan
Vina Sineleton
Besele Miles
Hazel Jones
Eleanor Parkinson
Salt Lake
Eurene Pratt
Noland Nallantyne
Glen Dee
Hob Major
Archie Moses
Sid Winter
O. K. Morton
Jack Wright
Rete Conroy
Enoch Craig
George Stoddard
Olle Reeve
Crean Steele
Henry Seppleh
Jack Deveridge
Albert Erickson
Bicknell Robbins
Returned missionary comes home to resume work as builder
D C Stuart has returned from a two year mission in the eastern and southern states with his wife. After release from religious duties he plans to resume his former activities as a builder and contractor, visiting many eastern and southern cities.
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D.C
Circus Performers Enjoy Outing at Ogden Resort
A party of circus performers and officials from the Sells Fluta troupe were entertained at the Ogden resort by Manager and Mrs. Spell. After trout and chicken, dancing followed and the visitors called the evening one of the most enjoyable of their tour.
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Ile. Wild
Ogden Canton
William Spell
New Post Office Boxes Set For Rural Mall Deliveries
A local post office reports a new order changing letter box sizes on rural and star mall routes. Boxes must be 2317 inches long 11 inches wide and 14 inches high to accommodate letter paper and parcel mail. The rule is effective soon and offers 3 daily free mall deliveries to comply.
Trying to Settle Irish Question During Recess
London reports strong efforts during the parliamentary recess to revive negotiations for the Irish question. Both unionist and nationalist parties are said to be inclined to pursue a settlement sympathetically.
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London
Tba
Ciretea
Portsmouth Selected for Border Settlement Panel
Washington Aus 28 Portarmouth ML was agreed today by Bec anelog and Elias Arredonda Iranra's ambassador as the sirefin mace of the international join h nm to settle the border.
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Washington
Aus
Portarmouth
Becanelog
Elias Arredonda
Gev
Iranra
Croker Retires From The Turf
London reports Richard Croker former leader of Tammany Hall retires from the turf temporarily and travels to the United States due to eye problems. He is said to be selling all his horses including brood mares and sires while backing Banahee and Phang Platt in recent races worth substantial sums.
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London
Qualin
Richard Croker
Tammany Ball
United States
Mgr. Croker
Mr. Croker
Hunday
Phang Platt
Banahee
Thay
College Float Display Attracts Attention In Fashion Show
The Agricultural College of Utah readies an elaborate float for the Fashion Show parade. William Goodspeed of Salt Lake heads the float, aided by June Andrews of Ogden and F. E. Shurtlitt, a former Logan student. No definite action yet from President S. C. Peterson on the float details.
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The
Agricultural College of Utah
Prade
William Goodspeed
Salt Laka
Ani A.C. U
June Andrews
Ogden Ileh School
A. C
F. E. Shurtlitt
Logan
Torether
C. Peterson
Cottere
Freemonde Studio Offers Free Colonial Sepia Photo
The Freemonde Studio advertises abundant scenic background equipment and enlarging facilities and announces new Colonial Sepia Photos. By subscribing to The Ogden Standard for one month or longer, readers receive an order for a 7x11 inch Colonial Sepia Photo of themselves or a family member at no charge.
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Freemonde
Freemantle
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