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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

9

Ogden Notes Busy Day with Thefts Meetings and Travel

Railroad reps Samuel A Hutchinson visited Ogden en route to Balt Lake. Local thefts include lawn mower and garden hose from 36L0 Trenllath street and silverware from a residence in Electric Alley. Twelfth Ward Bazaar opens at First National Bank building with quilts and aprons. Holiday ticket rates announced for Union Pacific routes with multiple sale dates. Dix Logan post G A R to elect officers. Widsoe of Utah Agricultural College to address Ogden teachers.

Goodwatches Samuel A. Hutchinson Department of Tours Union Pacific Chicago & Northwestern Ogden Balt, Lake Kodak Films Mcintyre C. Browning Trenllath Parker Coal Co Tor Electric Alley D. R H. Pinkham Twelfth Ward Nat'l Hank Glen Spargo'a Dix-Logan Post G. A. BR Georgy King Shaughnessy Consumers Grocery

Industrial Rocation and Local Notices Carved From Fragments

Fragments show a Central High School event at 4 o clock and a brewery workers ball at the Royal Dancing Academy. Also reported are a court settlement in the Sewell case, a marriage license to Dee Phillips and Mary Fult, a divorce action against Fred W. Slansen, an inspection trip by H I Gery, a lecture by Professor Howard Deiggs at Madison school, a Presbyterian church annual meeting with strong attendance, clothing and bicycle thefts, and several birth announcements for November.

Grawaty Workers Oxden Brewery Royal Dancing Academy Moora George Ithedale J. G. Moore George Then Parley Anderson Varco Case Cass William Sewell Edward Sewell Astee Dee Phillips Layton Mary Fult Clinton Carnlina EF. Hansen Fred W. Slansen Forester H. I. Gery Lands Department Proto Howard Deiggs Madison Parent Teachers Association iFirst Presbyterian Church Conqesation and Board of Trustees J.E. Carter Board of Trusses George Allen F.D Mr. Allen Howell and Lane Washington Avenue Bleyele Olden Conn F. G. Brainerd Althy—Hirths City Wealth Department Tay Tollaws Mirs Peter Dellast Frank TeYoung Curtly H. Knight FP. Leggett

Notice of December 6 meeting and officer election

Members are requested to be present at the meeting Wednesday December 6 for election of officers and other important business. Secy GEIGER. ROSCH ROACH and F C E All members.

Roach P. EL i Geiger Sec

Burglars Enter Dantela Grocery on Thni ty-first Street

The Dantela grocery store at Thirty first Street and Westloxton Avenue was entered last night by burglars who took confectionery and canned goods. Police were notified but no clues had been obtained.

Dantela Thnity-first Street Westloxton Avenus

Hundred Business Men Listen to Weber Club Address

Nearly 100 business men and manufacturers of Ogden and Weber County attended the Weber club luncheon where Edward Treff, secretary of the United States Chamber of Commerce, urged thorough organization of American business. He described the chamber’s aims, noted wartime and postwar needs, and called for unity, better government engagement, and stronger American identity.

Edward F. Trefz United States Chamber of Commerce United States Ogden Weber County Weber Club Edward FL Treff Field Grerstary Ted Sectetary Trefs Wy IL Wattle Congress Eves Congresa Washington Wilson Faye Chamber of Commerce Department of Agriculture Department of Commerce Germany New York Great Britain Binee T Mississippi River Trefz Hlata Machea National Chamber of Commerce Hamburg Utah England Balfour Asquith Russia France Hawlet Europe Tees Ang Ignat Tnalst Wiaon Wr. Tam America Trefe Wattle

Vaudeville Matinee at Hippodrome with Dus Tin Farnum

Special matinees commence tomorrow at the Hippodrome and Dus tin Farnum presents a six act vaudeville program with admission priced at five and zero cents.

Hippodrome Dustin Farnum Steel Paramount

Abandonment of Family and Related Charges in District Court

District Judge John C. Davis has filed two informations in district court accusing Nela C. Peterson of abandonment of his family and alleging that C. J. Baillran burglarized a boy car in railway yards on November 29, 1918. The man was bound over to district court by municipal judge ruling as examining magistrate. The New Adam and Eve at the Alhambra shows tomorrow only.

Walter Emmett Dies After Short Illness

Walter Emmett adopted son of Thomas F Emmett died at 10:35 this morning from ulceration. He was born in Jamaica and lived in Tecoma Washington. A Weber Academy graduate, he wrote poetry and authored five books. The funeral will be held at Bec god ward chapel at 2 p m Friday. The casket will be opened at home 4 to 9 p.m. The funeral cortege will move to the city cemetery. Which is not coherent but preserved from OCR.

Walter Emmett Thomas F. Emmett Walter Scott Pitedoy Emmett Framett Mary Peredoy Tecoma Jutta Weber Academy Becgod Taseting Hoven Robert McQuarvis Flolating Jay

Knights of Pythias Dance Tonight At $0.50 Per Couple

A Knights of Pythias dance is set for tonight with admission at 50 cents per couple and 25 cents for an extra lady. Organizers promote a lively mixer and games for attendees.

Knights of Pythias

Jan Foy Regains Mental Balance After Reno Break

Ora Foy of Slaterville was suddenly stricken with a mental breakdown in Reno Nevada. He is now in the care of his father who arrived in Reno yesterday and is expected to depart for Ogden with his father.

Ora Foy Slaterrilte Rene Nevada Reno Ogden Tamor

Winter schedules on 0 and 6 out of Ogden updated

Government agent Frank Fouts announced December changes to the Denver and Rio Grande schedules. Nos. 19 and 20 are removed and replaced by Nos. 611 and 615 local trains between Ogden and Manty with connections at East Lake City, Provo, and Peru. After December 12 departures and arrivals are listed, including Nos. 612, 4, 16, 15, 6, and 611 with specified times.

Denver Hio Grande Generad Frank Fouts Bis Olden Mant Bast Lake City Perk City Bingham Branch Et Provo Seber

Spencer Van Valkenberg Marriage at Sothodlat-Episcopal

Society notes report the marriage of Miss Ethel Spencer to O C Van Valkenberg at the Sothodlat-Episcopal parsonage with ceremony performed by O F Rosenaltar. They reside at 2865 Lincoln Avenue and plan to reside in garden. A bazaar by the Ladies Aid at German Evangelical Church on Jefferson Avenue and Twentieth Street will feature aprons and Christmas gifts with a supper and social hour. Mr and Mrs W A Perkton of 2548 Brinker Avenue returned from a Calif ornia tour, sharing an enjoyable trip abroad.

W. J. Grelner New York Central H. A. Wille Wabath Ogden Yestenlay Jefferson Ava Ladies’ Ald Society B&g Spencer van Valkenberg Sothodlat-Episcopal German Evangelical Church Tadies’ Ald Society Gorima Evangellcat Church Jefferson Ayenus Twentythind Street W. A. Perkton Brinker Arcom California

Mrs Lilla Parsowich Visits Ogden Family Ties

FRON OAKLAND Mrs Lilla Parsowich of Oakland California is visiting Ogden for a few days to see her mother Carolina Aadneson at 244 Washington Avenue and her brother Christopher Aadneson at 276 Washington Avenue. Parsowich formerly lived in Ogden, held a sales position in local stores, and later owned a prominent ladies tailoring shop. He was well known in Ogden for his musical baritone voice.

Oakland Lilla Parsowicih Cal Ogden Carolina Aadneson Washington Avens Christopher Aadotsom Washington Avenes Parzowich California Honda Purtowith

Social club event hosted by Mrs Pearson and Mr Bennett

The I A C FC social club hosted a luncheon at 2572 Jackson Avenue after a belt won by Sir Pearson. Guests included Mrs Thorne Mrs Melmia and Mr William Bione. Hostesses served a prepared luncheon with covers for listed members and attendees, while other remarks hinted at playful toasts and social gathering details.

Kennington Merdames C. IL Sesdames John Shields D. J. Ta Ror D. A. Cramer William Wilson John Holden C.K. Wyoaner Smithey Farl Waite

Deaths and Funerals in West Ogden and Area

Clementine G Icacpha died suddenly at 542 West Twenty Fourth Street aged 82. Funeral tomorrow at 2:20 p.m. in Larkin chapel with interment at Ogden City Cemetery. Also notices: Hasmusson funeral held yesterday in Lindgulat chapel with Bishop Sanderson presiding. Van Horn remale shipped to Dayton Washington. Plus livestock market summaries from Ogden and Chicago markets.

Jobephs Clementing G. Icacpha West Twenty-fourth Street Tielesa West Ogden John Josephs Mra Josepha Wes Philadelphia Larkin & Sons Larkin Chapel Ogten City Hasmusson Clement Lindgulat Owen BM. Banderson Bishop Sanderson Samuel G. Dre Adam Peterson Nf Bleela Fasmusson Jod Ballantyne Douglaas Brian Leo Madsene Carl Adnon Isle Wiley G. Cragua

World markets report fringe activity on Omaha exchange

On December 2 at Omaha Livestock in Council Bluffs area traders noted weak reaction to a preaffent Wilsons mrasaga as prices in the American section barely moved. Irregular changes persisted with quotes showing modest gains and losses across hogs cattle and pigs.

Lonton Wilson Wock-Exchange

Chicago Grain Market Moves in Mixed Trade Reports

Chicago wheat futures showed tentative strength before turning lower as selling pressure emerged at mid-session. Dec futures fell to around 1.16 then settled near 1.15 earlier, with corn also easing as selling dominated the declines. Reports note soft opening prices and weaker sugar futures with no clear demand strength indicated.

Chicago Tiverpool New York

Bulgar front forces concentrate near Salonika front

A dispatch from Salonika reports that a large Bulgarian force, potentially four divisions, is concentrating in the Datran region midway between Salonika and the northern French front. The report notes Allied forces face a significant buildup.

Paris mo—Tite Datran Salo Niki Terpa Salonikl

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K the M. M, Wykes CO Whitorial Merve Ang Beatuty Pet Wsheoription and Advertising Department J. H. Epperson Hudson Widisor Dresidess John A. Widisoe Iah Agricultural College Aeros J. T. Rushmer Washington Ave Te Chevens Geomeal Atco Jelee High School Colorado Springs Omaha Kansas City St. Louis St. Paul Florida Cuba Ask Corllustrate City Ticket Office Orpheem Elect—Phese Adam and Eve Alhambra Jan Foy Edith Storey Antonio Moreno Egypt Florence Reed All Star Broadway Company Ogden Theatre Texas Dec Troaha Chicago Grain Dee Timothy Clover Work Lara Oracle Theater Universal Playhouse Gladys Hanson Bayard Veller
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