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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
3
Random local notices report Ogden firm ads and services including photography, cleaning, and florist bids, with scattered social notes. Reports mention city officials, teachers’ meeting plans, court quiet days, and a new Ogden Scout issue, plus divorce suit filings and a travel statement by a local manager.
The Grand Army of the Republic leader Adama, without Ogden Sapring, will address Herman Daker Post Ko and attend a meeting in Ogden. Plans include travel to southern California en route and possible attendance at the Minneapolis convention to discuss constitution and bylaws. The commander expects strong Americanist sentiment at the gathering.
Y W O A workers gather Tuesday evening at the First Congregational Church to hear Wygal Granger and Miss Macintosh discuss aims of the YWCA. They will address women’s work and international outreach, with a reception at 2562 Washington Avenue and travel plans to Salt Lake and Ogden.
The couple were married in Ball Lake on May 21 1017. There are no children as a result of the marriage.
Nevada Sheriff Way recalls the 1898 Ogden volunteer unit bound for the Philippines after four years in service. The account notes his wartime duties, lengthy voyage, and later role as a pioneer educator in the American school system while reflecting on his residence in Clay County and the era’s drift to conflict.
Morgan County officials including Gee Seni and county recorder ate at a meeting with W. om Thormag, Jay Weber, and others as they pursue forming a irrigation district. A petition to the County Commission aims to be filed with the state engineer within days, with plans to launch the district at a later date.
Seventeen soldiers were transported to hospital after sustaining injuries in France. Some had previous service and had returned home years ago. The injured were described as facing gas exposure and breathing difficulties, with representatives from California and various divisions involved in the deployment.
A report filed at the police station this morning states that three tires and seven other items were stolen from the Utah Auto Storage company at 1862 Grant Avenue late last night. The loss is valued at 425 dollars.
Inventory of Joseph C. Nye estate filed in district court shows a value of $65,357,172 with real estate in the city and county and stakes in local companies. Heirs named are sons Fred A. and Robert C., and widow Jennie L. Nye. All clothing of the deceased went to the Salvation Army for the poor.
Dr. Sape Kortler and W W Mo Laughlis head Berkeley irrigation survey. A county survey compiles soil data and water counts to assess present supply. Engineers have not yet determined the overall capacity. McLaughity’s return timing remains uncertain.
A branch of the International Sunday School Federation has been organized in Ogden with Homer A. Seip of the Methodist church as president and Joan Thomas of the Congregational church as vice president. Miss Jennie Uatinger of the Christian church is secretary, We AB Looney of the Baptist church treasurer. Four departments include Children's led by Elizabeth Holstram, Young People's led by Mrs. Dily Denison, Adult led by A A Wilton, and Administration led by C G Smith. The aim is greater cooperation among schools and mutual aid for success and goodwill.
A Rotary Club meeting at Weber Club adopted a resolution honoring late J Lester Reynolde, secretary of the Weber Club, praising his community service and loyalty. The group announced a Red Cross campaign spanning ten days to two weeks, led by Milas Gladys Rich and club members, to begin immediately.
Printed cards for charitable work have arrived in the Giles area. Data from various organizations is being compiled and will be up-to-date within two or three days. The card system for recording donations and visits has proven beneficial to organized fundraising efforts.
Weekly fellowship meetings begin Thursday and run weekly under Rev. Godfrey Matthews. The program aims to quicken the spiritual sense and answer burdens through prayer and meditation, addressing social reform and faith inquiries while focusing on universal and communal needs.
In a Utah probate action Julia Kiesel executrix of the Fred J Kiesel estate was ordered to pay 13613.10 in inheritance tax to the state treasury. The judge allowed total exemptions and deductions of 484707.63 leaving 278262.02 taxable under Utah inheritance tax laws.
Norman and others transfer part of lot 10 block 29 plat C to Odeta 7 Ol son. Mary Scott oversees transfer of part of Int 3 Block 25 plat C to Amelia Fieltz for 3700 dollars. William H. Gervand and wife sell lots 13 to 23 block 12 Flow once Park Addition for 1150 dollars. The Tiger Man! and a Harold Lloyd comedy shown at the Lyceum today opens 11 to 11. Buy Red Cross Seals.
Mrs Frank D Winger of Tutin Montana and Miss Loulay Bartlett well known vocalist visit Ogden with their parents Mr and Mrs G H Bartlett for Christmas and New Year holidays. The article notes church notices from Foreign Missionary Society and a Parent Teachers Association meeting with addresses and programs, plus obituaries for Grace Evelyn Towne and family mourning in North Ogden Ogden area.
LEAVE FOR COAST. Mr and Mrs Ka N Mudie depart yesterday afternoon for San Francisco where they will reside. Mrs Moora, once Miss Hlea ch, is a noted Ogden figure and Mr Moora is a prominent business leader of the coast metropolis. HOME CULTURE CLUB hosted by Mrs J G Gebhardt at 2621 Harlow avenue will meet Saturday afternoon December 6. Program on Child Welfare led by Mrs G I Skeet Queen Esther Chapter No 4 elects officers tonight. VISITING IN OGDEN Mrs O Salmenson and Dorothy Helemi arrive from Pacatello and stay with Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Bubn. Mrs Snimensane was Myrtle Kuhn. parents moving to MAG Jefferson avenue. CHILD CULTURE CLUB meets tomorrow afternoon in University club rooms with Mrs Eliza McFarland and Mrs Flore Farnsworth as hostesses. Chairwoman Mrs Edna Nichola presiding. program arranged. HAPPY HOUR CLUB hosted by Mrs Carl Watson at her home Saturday afternoon. all members invited.
Announcement advertises checkers at the Cozy venue with usual admission. Fragmentary lines mention schedule today and tomorrow and reference to a cross seals note. Reading quality is poor but indicates a local recreation event with general entry terms.
YT. Nagiubu Japanese proprietor of a pool hall on Twenty Fourth Street was before the juvenile court this morning on a charge of having tobacco to minors. Four juveniles alleged to have been absent from school during the past week were in court. One boy received a suspended sentence to the Industrial school, his third appearance in the juvenile court. The other three boys were put on probation and ordered to report to the juvenile officers weekly.
Students of the Weber Meal school and Weber Normal College will be invited to inspect the new Sperry Flour grain elevator during the forthcoming event. Manager George Flack announced the plan today. The elevator is rapidly progressing and should be ready for use early next week. Work on the flour mill foundation is being rushed and the structure will loom skyward within a few weeks.
Mrs Teahole Townan Vaughn wife of the late Thomas Vaughn of this city died at her daughter Bertha Baxter's home 2717 Wall Avenue after months of heart trouble. Born in England October 16 1854 she was the daughter of Hugh and Mary Bowman and came here thirty years ago.
Report states 10 extra clerks will be hired at the post office for a 10 day to two week period starting December 13, per Assistant Postmaster Rufus Garner. Front 3 to 1 extra men expected to assist with Christmas mail flow amid heavy seasonal volume. bids sought for amusement rail removal at Hiverdale and related preparations. Weber County Board of Education and local notices appear amid varied classifieds offering buying and selling services.
Claims that a hay deal collapsed precede a Utah Weber County District Court sheriff sale. The case names Investors Inc. versus Frank A. Clary Maggie W Clark and others. Property described includes parts of sections seventeen and thirty in township six north range one west Salt Lake Meridian. Sale set for December 26 at noon at the Weber County Courthouse front door Ogden City.
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