Tribute to Ogden Soldier Georga Liddell Ends in Memorial
A memorial service was held for Georga Ke. Liddell the first Ogden native to fall in Europe during World War I. Local officials and family gathered at the First Ward chapel as Mayor Ry Hywood and others spoke on sacrifice and pride. Liddell served with the Canadian forces and was killed in action in France on November 10. He had left eight months earlier, and his last letter home arrived the day the cabinet announced his death.
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Georga Ke. Liddell
Ogden Anon
France
Ute
Clmpel
Alexander Liddell
Franklin Avenue
Prrenty
Wera
Prenent En
Ogden Taffee
Kett Lass
Abbott Ry Hywood
Commiystoner
Tf Jeves
Dider
Brailinda
Ogden
Elving
Clus
George I. W.iddell
Haunted Pajamas delivers crowds at Utah Popular Plays
Hundreds of people turned away last night as Harold Lockwood starred in Haunted Pajamas at Utah Popular Plays and Players. Phone 3060.
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Harold Lockwood
Utah
Father Murphy 16 to Be Heard Tonight Lecture Series
Father Murphy of Garfold will lecture in Ogden on the eve of war, speaking on his travels and wartime insights. The first of three Knights lectures aims to greet the noted traveler and writer, beginning at 1 p.m. with free admission. Charlie Chaplin in The Cure shown at the REX today.
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Father Murphy
Garfold, Broosse
Salt Lake
Ogden
Atapicus
Ogden Keighla
Columbia
Father Murrphy
Historic adobe building torn down for modern block
A two story adobe on Twenty fourth Street opposite interurban line is being removed by the Dee estate to make way for a modern two story business block next spring. Built forty eight years ago by Bishop Richard Ballantyne the structure housed Ogden's early newspaper and later the Ogden Hotel before various uses.
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Twenty Fourth Street
Orden From & Plicée I
Dee
Ogden
Ogden Sunction
Atep
Richard Ballantyne
Hac
Burdy
Gage
Grant Avende
Pleasants
Ogden Junction
Charles W. Penrose
M. Wont
Robert McCune
Mr. Chambers
Lm. Pederasp
T He Mocnion Church
1¢ Wa
Ogden Hotel
Washington Avenue
James J. Dee
Existance
Tee
Theaters to Stage Friday Benefit for Red Cross
In Ogden the legitimate and vaudeville theaters plan a Friday benefit for the Red Cross. Picture houses are not yet included, and decisions on joining remain unsettled. Ralph Bristol and Mr. Gore coordinate efforts with plans for a local benefit day at the Orpheum, Cozy Theatre promotes Skinner's Baby.
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Ogden
Ralph
Bristol
Gore
Salt Lake City
Red Cross stamp committee to lead in Ogden drive
The Red Cross stamp committee in Weber County plans a vigorous canvass in Ogden this week as part of a broader campaign. The group, led by chairman Mrs. David Keelea, includes vice chair Mrs. Relph K. Aregubright and secretary treasurer Mrs. James Tt. Cooper, with many listed members. A full meeting will be held Tuesday at 10 oclock at Mrs. David C. Heeles home, 603 Twenty-fifth Street.
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Red Cross
Sted Cross
Weber County
Ogden
David ©. Keelea
Lovle Pgery
Relph K. Are Gubright
James Tt. Cooper
Lillian Gang
June Campbell
Helen Rich
Laverne Munrné
Eva Foult
Cleone Hich
Eilen Scrowecroft
Margery Thomse
Margaret Wright
Ann Overstreet
Helen Clphee
June Farnaworth
Saphylla Runyan
Keatheryn Joyce
Marguerite Toy
Shua Igidwig
Dorothy Wright
Pearl Becraft
Iria Malone Decker
Troscoe Gwilliam
Luke Wright
Mark Crown
Herbert Hiln Fey
Lever
David
C. Heeles
Charlie Chaplin in The Cure at the Rex today
Charlie Chaplin appears in The Cure at the Rex today. HH Masonic notices announce upcoming annual meetings and officer elections for Ogden Chapter No 2 and Weber Lodge No 6 with member attendance requested for urgent business.
Junior League 15 to be Organized Tonight
Managers and players from the Junior Danketball league of the city meet at Trown Ing Brothers store on Hudson Avenue at 7 20 tonight to elect officers and plan the league schedule starting December 17. Last year the junior league was a big success in every way with ten fast teams expected.
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Trown Ing Brothers
Hudson Avenue
Pencou
Eames Sees High Caliber Hire In New School Rules
The article notes a shift in rules allowing only players under seventeen, affecting top hoop stars. It discusses Eames and Mille quintetts, the shifting prep landscape, and the impact on team depth and competition as older players are banned.
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Eamus
Giral Clase
Eames
Three Men Fined in Police Court Larceny Case
Three men were tried in police court this morning on charges of poll larceny. Thomas Metros was fined $26 or the alternative, and Louie Contos was fined double the sum. They are alleged to be implicated in local box car robberies and were represented by their attorney. The third man, T. C. Ray, was fined $25 or the alternative for possession of a storage battery.
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Thomas Metros
Louie Contos
Sant Amoval
Altorney
T. C. Ray
Elks Host Informal Dance at Jodge Hall Announcement
A notice invites Elks to an informal dance in Jodge Hall on Wednesday December 6. The brief advertisement promotes social gathering with music and refreshments, signaling a community event in town.
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ELKS
Jodge Hall
Remodeling the Weber Academy Auditorium Upgrade
Weber Academy refurbishment underway as the dramatic club tears out aide balconies from the Orpheum stage set to repair and requeen the assembly room. Students plan to widen seating and build a twenty by sixteen foot stage with curtains to host larger gatherings and dramatic performances.
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Weber Academy
Dramatic Club
Orpheum
Ainiah
Ainiah the Work Thin Wook
Gehcal
Thrift stamps now being sold at Ogden Post Office
War saving certificates and thrift stamps were placed on sale at the Ogden post office. The certificates are interest bearing but the interest is withheld as a bonus at purchase. Thrift stamps range from 1 cent to 60 cents and are aimed at teaching thrift to children.
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Yale
First Shell Case Presented to Wilson in Washington
Washington December 3 President Wilson received the first shell fired by American artillerymen of the western front. The gift was presented by a group of congressmen who had recently visited the battlefields. The ceremony reflected wartime morale and national effort.
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Wilson
Washington
Witwon
Fragmentary notes from wartime visit to White House
An OCR fragment mentions King Albert and President Poincare with members of a party and battlefield bombardment. Names include Wilwon Perah ing Siborl and several representatives Dut Jchneo Mier Pmberlake Staphena Goodwin. The text references villagers and a White House visit but is incomplete.
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Greelings
King Albert
Poincare
Jahol
Wilwon
Perahing
Siborl
White House
Dut
Jchneo
Mier
Card of Thanks for Bereavement
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to many kind people and friends for their aid and comfort after a bereavement. W. C. Stevenson and wife extend appreciation for sympathy and support.
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Peigabora
W. C. Stevenson
Oscar Lewison Dies in Hospital
New York December 3 Oscar Lewison banker husband of Edna Say who was a noted actor at the time of their marriage in 1806 died in hospital here today aged 33 years. He had been operated on for fldentinal trouble. He was a nephew of Adolph ben Inotin capitalist and mining company presidents and was a graduate of Mer.
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New York
Oscar Lew Isom
Fdua Say
Adolph Ben Inotin
Wan
Mac Yard
Theatres at the Alhambra presents Sab’s Diary
Marguerite Clark stars in Sab's Diary at the Alhambra theater with showings today and on subsequent days this week. The third picture in the series is shown amid a lineup including Innictraw and other features.
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Alhambra
Mie Tovabla
Marguerite Clark
Alharben
Innictraw
Ihonetics
Sab
A Matinee Idol and a Hawaiian Picture Show
The narrative mixes a celebrated screen idol with a comedic plot about a young woman’s adoration. In separate scenes, viewers see volcano imagery on Hawaii's islands while the feature film Skinner's Baby plays, centering on Skinner's joy as a new baby enters his life and the office crowd celebrates.
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Marguerite
Bert
New School
Hal
Kilauea
Alleged Slacker Time Examination Reported
Investigation of two men charged with slacker status by Meloclive A. T. Johnson led to orders for examination. Chartier Murphy registered Bakersfield California and James Economon Akron Ohio failed to report after notice. They face potential pendings for training camp service and possible penalties if they do not comply.
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Fron
Akron
Ohio
Ordota
Immo Ately
Building permits during November in Ogden
Building activities in Ogden for November were below normal, with 143 permits issued across various definitions, mainly for conversions and street excavations. Shortage of labor and materials and wartime constraints limited new construction, while revenue from fees and deposits totaled about 41.30, and a notable number of permits covered sewer and street excavation work.
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Ogden
Renand
Ahoustad
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