Ogden Piano Firm Announces Salt Lake Branch
Glen Brothers Robe rts company of Ogden plans a Salt Lake City branch around December 13. A showroom in the Orpheum theatre building will stock Chickering pianos under Jay H. Glen, with six mechanics and two apprentices in Ogden for repairs. The firm, with $125000 capital, also becomes western agency for Flexotong Flectrella and will install systems from Ogden.
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Glen Brothers-Roberts Plano Company
Ogden
Salt Lake City
George S. Glen
Orpheum Theatre
Salt Lake
Jay H. Glen
Chicke Cing Planos
Glen
Balt Lake House
Chickering
Utah
Ogden Heads
Ou Tratch House
Glen Brothers Roberts Company
Glen Hroth_erm-Roberts
Ogden High School Girls Hold Annual Party
Ogden High School girls held their annual party in the school auditorium with dancing as the main feature. Past experiences prompted boisterous behavior and some mischief as boys were invited to attend, resulting in a large, lively crowd and a successful dance. Refreshments included punch during intervals.
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Orden High School
Behool Audiorium
Doctor Marshall in Kansas Jail Shot Self in County
Dr Herbert R Marshall arrested at Babetha Kansas yesterday on a charge of murder in Salt Lake City last Sunday. He shot himself in the county jail this afternoon. His condition is dangerous though the bullet did not lodge in the brain, according to the jailer.
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Boneca
Katr
Dea
Herbert R. Marshall
Babetha
Kans
Bla
Wifm
Salt Lake City
State Industrial Band Delights City Crowd
Crowds and visitors were entertained today in the city by the State industrial school band widely regarded as the state's best juvenile musical group. The thirty one member ensemble includes players from Salt Lake City, Provo, Ephraim, and other locales with sections of comets altos bass drums trombones and cymbals led by notable names across the region.
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State
Comets
Raymond Vincent
Frank van Durer
Marvin Bulford
Joseph Hobbs
William Rizslato
Alex Benschneider
Salt Lake City
Saaren Derry
Mammoth
Lee Atterbeek
Logan
Altos
Leland Elwood
Provo
George
Blandello
Providence
Verno Rice
Bingham
Martel Ewing
Smithield
Irvin Builth
Eddie Manz
Walter Piper
Joby Buccambuso
Harry Houston
Donald Riley
Nela Johnson
Ephraim
Angelo Nose
Murry
Hibaze
Eugene Olson
Mant
Lewis McDaniel
Cleveland
Anaro Frame
Ince Peterson
Thomas Ford
Larry Hanson
Willam Chapman
Clarence Barton
Proto
Bartones
Annette Beals
Paul Blade
Ralph Worthen
Musicale at the Ogden Conservatory Recitals Continue
Society Musicale at the Ogden Conservatory features two recent Monday programs by faculty and students. Miss Ziemer and Miss Pierce performed on piano with Miss Trower as vocalist, followed by Mr Winchellt, Miller Zemper, and Miss Pierce with Miss Ellen Toomas singing. Next Monday will bring Mr Hinchcliff to Weber Academy, with December 14 planned as a Chaminade evening for advanced players. The Osden music audience remains strong as locals express support. Mr and Mrs James A McKay hosted Huntsville friends at a Christmas dinner for their brother and his wife prior to their England mission departure, with red and white decor and four-course service.
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Ogden Conservatory
Ziemer
Miss Pierce
Osden
Jas, McKay
Donald D. McKay
Huntsville
Oxden
James A. McKay
England
W. Con
Ladies' Literary Club Enjoys Delighting Meeting
The Ladies' Literary Club held a charming gathering at Mrs. Fred G. Clark's home on Washington Street. The program featured discussions on current history and drama as social force, with readers from Grace Opal and Grace Cowl performing scenes from Alfred Sutro and Ev Sothern works. Guests included Mrs. C. H. Stevoux and others. A Scandinavian Choir event is planned at the Orpheum with Adam Peterson leading Eden residents.
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Fred G. Clark
J. BL Porter
Ogden
Stenlay Tes
Literary Digest
Grace W
Aed
New West Marazing
C.H. Stovane
Lelioy Eccles
Alfred Sutro
Ev. Sothern
Ferlea
Joseph Scowcroft
Cheve Kinkalda
Jono Mason
Grace Cowl
Era
Frederek
Stanley Hatton
Leo Dietrichstein
Porter
C. H. Stevoux
Philp Warren Kalesly
LeRoy Pugmira
A. M. Campbell
Joh Grant
Surprise for past commander of the Maccabees
At a Silver Review No 1 meeting of the Woman's Benefit Association of the Maccabees the past commander Sire Alice Collins received a floral gift marking her twenty-first wedding anniversary. The event honored her faithful service to the review with best wishes for many more anniversaries as officers praised her work.
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Maccabees
Silver Review No
Woman'a Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Alice Collins
Anne Holden
Bra
Collins
Orter
Develon
Silver Review No. 1
Woman's Beneft Association of the Maccabres
W. O. W. Ball
Washington Avenue
Fringe Entertainment Details at Local Event
Fragmentary OCR reveals names Miss Florenzo Riser Miss Mary Flaber and dancer Miss Jeanatte Brevece performing violin and dance. A feature titled Springtime and The Etherhond is noted with page continuation.
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Florenzo Riser
Mipa
Mary Flaber
Misa Jeanatte
Brevece
Miss Stavene
How the Red Cross Seal Originated
Nearly seven million dollars have been raised by the Red Cross Christmas seal idea since 1907. The program began after Miss Emilie P. Bissell and Jacob Riis helped spark American interest following a Norwegian tuberculosis stamp. Early successes grew from modest sales, expanding through 1910 to over a million dollars, and reaching 550 thousand in 1912 despite hard times and war.
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Ted Ceres Seale
Wilidiers
Brooklyn
Reston
Warthia
Portugal
Swiuerland
Austria
France
Spats
Denmark
Norway
Raven
Sweden
Kiama Ot Zeale
Aveden
Jacob Rijs
New York
Fmity PL Bissell
Delaware
Ted Cross
Hile
Mise Plocell
Abe
United State
Open Air Schools and Red Cross Seals in Chicago
Open air schools spread across the United States with wintering in southern states. Red Cross seals funded experiments and support for school boards and provided food clothing and warming care beyond public funds. The movement aims to aid sick children while offering study and rest in open air environments.
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Elizabeth Mew
Cormick Opax
Chicago
United States
Bente
Cere
California
Lavialana
Alabama
Red Cross Bears
Red Cross Seals Aid and Protect in TB Battle
In a small city, a 19 year old woman, breadwinner for her elderly relatives, contracted tuberculosis. She slept on a pallet and chairs, avoided admission to a sanatorium, and only recently found care at home with Red Cross assistance as warnings rise about transmission.
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Ned Crows Seafoods
Fifth Ward to Hold Special Musical Program Tomorrow
A special musical program is planned by the Fifth Ward association with Inez O Dye as principal speaker. The meeting will begin at 7 o'clock tomorrow evening and the public is invited to attend.
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Fifth Ward
Alec
Inez
Dye
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