Ogden Items Note School PTA Meeting and Local Reports
Ogden reads like a community snapshot with a Quincy PTA meeting led by W J Underwood, discussing play, while local notices mention barah T por of Neghem City returning home, a ten week business trip by M D Shortz through Idaho routes, coal ads, rubber stamps, la gripe confinement, marriage licenses in Ogden, and various local notices. Also listed are Elks addresses, tent meetings by Evangelist Booth, and a call for readers to read the classifieds.
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Parker Coal Co
Cor
Pac
Idaho
M. D. Shortz
Southern Pacific
bin Oaden
Businega
Twin Falls
Malad
Cache Valley
Oreson
Colog
Gooding
Idato Falla
Georgo
Mantl
Ralph Whougaard
Mand
Ogden
Bataan
23D St
Jefferson Ave
Ladies’ Ald Society
Elke
J. A. Howell
Elks of Prarox
Ratgea
Nat Hank
A. 8
Booth
Adventist Church
Twenty-minth Street
Tabernacle Choir Prepares Martha Grand Finale for Lord and Lady Aberdeen
The Ogden Tabernacle choir held a rehearsal for the finale number to be sung in Wednesday night’s concert. The Grand Finale to Act III of Martha will feature mixed quartet and ensemble with Mrs Myrtle Hailinger Higley, Mildred Warn, Doug Lass Brian, Leslie H. Sarillo, and Walter L. Stephens. Director Joseph Ballantree reports 240 members after adding about 40 new chorusmen for the California tour, with volunteers to entertain during the Lord and Lady Aberdeen visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Art HI
Martha
Flotow
Myrtle Hailinger Higley
Mildred Warn
Douglass Brian
Leslie H. Sarillo
Walter L. Stephens
Joseph Ballantree
California
Lord and Lady Aberdeen
Ogden
Selecting the Jury List for the Year 1916
Jury commissioners A. Bi. Stratford and Trobert Shipley begin selecting talesmen for jurors in 1916. They must choose 404 taxpayers from district court divisions, using registration books to verify citizenship, then cross check tax rolls. Prior-year jurors are reviewed. those not listed may be qualified. Age range favors 25 to 60. those 21 to 60 are eligible with general exceptions. Women, colored people eligible, but few have served in Utah. one woman was excused last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bi. Stratford
Trobert Shipley
Talesmen
Jen
Ao Aramien
Ragalye
Theea
Dana
Utah
Abe
General War Council Meets in Paris Amid Allied Talks
In Paris on December 6 the first meeting of the entente general war council was held with representatives from France Italy Great Britain Russia Belgium and Serbia. General Joffre presided as commander in chief. Also reported is the British steamer Carlton reporting a fire in No 2 hold while en route from New York to Queenstown with 7300 tons of sugar. Captain Henderson said the cause was unknown and the ship sailed for safety.
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Paris
General War Council
France
Italy
Great Britain
Russia
Belgium
Serbia
Joffre
Ruesta
Gioaky
Side de Camp
Nicholas
Haly
Ferro
Grmy
Berhta
Stonanvich
Halifax
Carlton
New York
Queenstown
Henderson
Admiralty
Carlion
Tatlfar
Martin appeals district court motion for new trial
In district court J H Martin jailed for robbery appeals with attorney John G Willis before Judge J A Howell. Willis argues handwritten letters written after the robbery were improperly admitted as prejudicial confessions. He contends handwriting testimony was improper and the state used a hired witness to influence the jury. If Martin were financially able he could hire experts to challenge the handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Martin
John G. Willis
J. A. Howell
John C. Dasis
Jannay
W. D. Davie
Sr. Wille
Willis
Sax
Chimmie Fadden at the Alhambra Acts and Sights
A long dispatch from Associated Press concerning Woodmen of the World assessment rate changes rattles members across Pacific jurisdiction. Judge Windes of Cooke County blocked a request to enjoin the society from new rates. The note clarifies W O W Pacific jurisdiction differs from Omaha based governing body and that new rates took effect Sept 3. Fraternally yours Head Consul I L Boak.
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Associated Press
Atales
Ralne Retes
Pacific Furiadleton
C W. Torrence
Ogden
Chitesa
Windes
Decuit Court
Cooke County
Tis
Woodmen of
Governion
Woodmen of the World
Omaha
Nob
Mde
Ander Statidt
Chicago
Pacific Jurredicion
Boak
Market strength lifts stocks on resumed trading
WORLD'S MARKETS New York reports general strength on the resumption of trading with specialties leading. General Motors rose to 712 and Inter to 625 while preferred gained about 4. Mer cantillo Marino preferred and other major issues like Seart Rot buck Anaconda Colorado Fuel United States Rubber and Goodrich moved up a point or more. Norfolk and Western led rail gains with 238 and 1M 28, while other rail shares showed minor changes. Express shares also showed marked improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Inter
Mercanillo Marino
Seart
Rotbuck
Anaconda
Colorado
Expres
Chicago Grain Markets Rise on Profits and Limited Supplies
Wheat prices climbed with heavy selling to lock in gains as Liverpool shortages push values higher. December and May futures moved up, while corn rose modestly amid nervous trade. Sugar futures remained firm as sugar futures opened higher on supportive market signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frean
Liverpool
Bsc
New York
Ransome
Bogar
Commulaics Boutes
Boon
Ora Foy in Odd Mental State Roams Reno Depot
Reports from Bean Nevada say Ora Foy of Blaterville is under unexplained mental stress and left for California about thirty weeks ago. He is from a wealthy Ogden family, claimed a wife and farm, and resisted arrest until restrained and placed in a state hospital for treatment.
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Bean
Nevada
Ora Foy
Blaterville
California
Cours
Pred Foy
Slaterside
Bax
Gazette
Reno
Ore Foy
Souther Pacific
Ogden
Ile Hag
Paul Geoeey
City
State Hanpital
Opicn
Fillhouse
Oxden
Hhis Ar’reat Poy
Atate
Foy
Walstrom
Uso
Lhe
Opied
San Francisco
Ogden Police Committees Named for Annual Ball
Plans for the fourth annual ball of the Ogden Policemen’s benefit association were announced with committees listed. Arrangements contain Chief W. J. Notten and others. Floor group includes Trehard Wootton, Testy Blackbur, Richard Pinecock. Traffic Officer T. J. Paine. Programme includes Detective George O. D. Parie and Patrolman Jerry Kelller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Pollenman'a Benefit Association
Armangements
J. Notten
Bergeana C
E. Layne
IL Mohiman
If G. Peterson
Charter Pincock
Floot
Trehard Wootton
Testy Blackbur
Richard Pinecock
Trafic
T. J. Paine
George OD. Parie
Jerry Kelller
No Money Prizes Ban Issued To curb Coupon Schemes
Chief Norton enforces a city ordinance banning cash prizes tied to coupons in holiday promotions. The order, backed by the city attorney, warns firms using such plans must abandon them or face prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolice
Pascra
Elbherty
Norton
Prosperity of the Country Bupl Beanstt Telearm Notice
Bupl George D Beanstt of the local Metropolitan Insurance office received a telegraph ordering the closing of ordinary business for the year under New York law. The amount is approximately 960,000,000, the largest sum the company had placed during 1016.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bupl
George D. Beanstt
Metropolitan Inaursace
New York
Delinquent Tax List Published and Delinquent Sales Planned
The Salt Lake district treasurer, Joseph Storey, announces the delinquent tax list will be published in December. The county office will close until December 14 for a new law and tax receipts will be accepted until noon on December 4. Delinquent taxes will be compiled by extra clerks, with final publication on December 12 and public sale of delinquent properties set for December 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Treaancare
Standani
Tate
Yanes
Joseph
Matt
Storey
Society notes at Huntsville meeting house and Lincoln Circle meeting
An annual ward social at the Huntsville meeting house featured by Utah Conservatory of Music faculty and guests Mrs. J. G. Taylor and Miss Violet Dali. Lincoln Circle No. 2 of the Ladies of the G A T L meets Thursday at 2 30 pm in the I O O F Hall for officer elections and business with Department Inspector Jenola D. Marfitt attending December 23. Mrs. E J. Stevens welcomes her sister Mrs. M. A. Ould as house guest en route home from Livingston Montana for a visit in the east with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Utah I Conservatory of Music
Salt Lake City
Mra
J. G. Taylor
Salt Lake
Mire Violet Dali
Ogdens
Ward Motes Improvement Association
Revenuea
Ward Chapel
Lincoln Circle
G. A. TL
Jenola D. Marfitt
Stevens
E. J. Stevens
Grant Avecue
M. A. Ould
Livingston, Mont
Peterson James Peterson Dies. Rites Set in Ogden
James Peterson of Ogden dies at 11 p m after long illness at 2346 Wall Avenue. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday at 3 pm at Kirkendall Funeral Chapel with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. He was 35 and worked as a car repairer for the Southern Vacule Railroad. He is survived by his wife two daughters and two sons. The obituary notes graveside dedication at City Cemetery.
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Peterson
James Peterson
Wall Avenue
Southern Vacule Railroad Company
Ogden
Trate
Kirkendall Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Entertaining Evening At Home On Monte Ate June
Mr and Mrs Charles C Crawford hosted a card party at 2542 Monte Ate June with guests Mrs Kate Sobimothar Mrs Jack Worthington Mr Adelina Greenwell Mrs Dorothea Johnson and daughter Geda and sons Herbert and Cecil Varjley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte
Charles C. Crawford
Mra
Kate Sobimothar
Jack Worthington
Adelina Greenwell
Dorothea Johnson
Geda, Herbert
Cecil Var Jley
Read the Classified ACs of Deaths and Funerals
The body of Clem ent Rastansson arrived in Ogden from California and will be buried at City Cemetery after a 1 p.m. funeral at Lindquist funeral chapel. Richard T. Venable’s funeral was at 2238 Madison Avenue with Bishop Dennett and Bishop Sanderson speaking. interment planned for Kayaville. W D VenTlorce died at Dea hospital from injuries from a tree accident near Arbon Idaho. body to be shipped for interment. Funeral services for Zitting were held in Third Ward meeting house with speakers Torgesen and King. tributes and songs noted.
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Hasmubeon
Clement O. Rastansson
Carl Rasttasom
Ogden
California
Lind‘quis
Mr. Rasmusson
Santa Roas
Cal
Horne
W. D. Ven Tlorce
Dea
Arbon
Ida
Larkin and Sons
Idahop
Third Ward
M. TL Richardeco
Olibert Torgeson
Elias 9. King
J. A Lindquiat
Larus
Margaret Burt Mang
Sometina Wotl
Spd
Nedcomer
Reuben M. Wrialet
Leon
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M. M. Wykes CO
Barah T Por
Neghem City
John Dudman
Kodak Films
Parents-Teachers’ Association
Quincy
W. J. Underwood
Dee
Hae la Grippe
Ray Porte
Boyle Purniture Company
Paul Bengothea
Antonia Orbe
Otis Carl van Vautkenberg
Ethel . Bpenar
Hudseo H. Rhogehouse
Detroit
Florence Sk. Richio
Orden
Te. J. H. Epperson
Dontrat
Christensen
Mr. Farr
Turner's Smoke House
28Th St. and
Hudson
Tabernacle Choir
Alhambra Theatre
Adam and Eve
Martin
Alhambra
Chicago Grain
Claver
Pork
Lord
Fuba
Tedog
Salt Lake District
Fina
County Uisturer
Btoreyte
Ula
Forrest Winant
Rhea Mitchell
Edith Storey
Antonio Moreno
Egypt
Ogden Theatre
Henry McTntyre
Dills
Christine Miller
A Pri
Thomas A. Bdison
Mile
Alice Verlet
Astor Gallery
Edison
Last
Thomas
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