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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
4
A Manning party under Brewery auspices hosted the Clocety Brewery Workers second annual ball. The event honored longtime staff, featured dancing, and concluded with birthday greetings for Mr. Dalrymple as guests departed after a festive evening.
A fragmentary report notes a gathering by Arn and Condon at Trev Ole with many guests from the city. Carver delivered an address on Tolstol, Thorppak, and Wan, discussing differing views and preferences for future hires, as read by the audience.
At a regular Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting the Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary held a session at Mrs Helen Humpty's home. Officers listed include Senior Vice President Butchelon, Junior Vice President Kelghiz, Chaplain Watters, Treasurer Lyman, Conductor Watters, Assistant Conductor Mann, and Secretary Kennedy among others.
A village event dubbed Future Character Ball will feature a lively program organized by the Young Lagrye Society with plans for a colorful display. The Third Ward delegation led by Captain Wiralwa and Tonyetl, Cy Moeitzen, and others will present items and entertain the crowd. The committee aims to fund future civic improvements through the evening’s proceeds, with notable guests including Ava Newey arriving to surprise attendees at 3250 Pacis Avenue on Thursday.
Miss Mia Cemblyn, daughter of J.B. Lyon, was reported to have entered the Cemblyn Club with her child at her home location on B29 201 Street. A western event reportedly occurred and was described as being sporadically spammel in nature.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention cards and money, with unclear references to covare eighty dollars and a phrase Talis far mavon. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations emerge from the legible text.
Mr and Mrs W JH Bherimanhenm hosted a December party for friends at their home. Attendees included Misa Mabel Kranes and Mia Onnhenias with others from the neighborhood. A light reception followed with refreshments and music as guests departed in the late afternoon.
A garbled OCR record lists December events at multiple homes including Mrs. Tgal Mia Momn and Mrs. Sawyer. It mentions furnishings, refreshments, and attendees such as Mr. Hewes, Mrs. Calvert, and Dirk A. Gorhun. Notes reference a Sunday gathering, a Congregational clinic, and a Christmas display at a local drugstore.
Fragmentary OCR reads a playful exchange about patriotism and symbols with mentions of the South Pole and an American duty. The readable text shows a dealer character and a jesting reply indicating two items associated with Te su and Dezpule, reflecting a regional or humor piece.
A report from Chicago details teachers at open air schools receiving honors, highlighting Miss Usthey and Young as supervisors. A committee drafts plans for winter schooling, aiming to set proper routines and locations.
A fragmentary review praises Beaty Offebds and WIL Tonks for a clever, energetic vaudeville act at the Orpheum. Notes strong dog tricks by Prof. Hblidriol and a three-act drama The Gallery God’s Delight. Prices reduced, audience expectation high despite weather.
Chas B Withington inventor of autong bile binder died in his Janesville home after a long career beginning in the early 1860s. Born in Middlesbrough England in 1820 he settled in Janesville 62 years ago and pioneered the calbural In- Muster patent later sold in 1874 to McCarmick of Chicago. He left a widow and three daughters Mrs Dick of Chicago Mrs Church of Los Angeles and Mrs Martyn of London.
A St. Petar correspondent reports from Moscow that a notable editor and several associates were found in a large building. The account names Zakawloff of SS Petersimrg and M. Sehiptutinaky among those tied to the incident, with connections to a magazine byloga.
Fragmented article notes comedian injury on stage and a shipment of 700 winter lambs to Los Angeles. Mary-Lee Kohlmibr faced stage mishap with ankle fracture, hospital transfer mentioned. Lambs, weighing about a weight, were shipped under supervision of D. Meyrlele and Bernard Mattwon.
Fragmentary text covers a local game scene with mentions of teams and figures, but most names and specifics are garbled. It references a Haw object and a canopy scene, plus disjointed notes about a date in April and online activity, but lacks coherent facts or outcomes.
Vague OCR fragment hints at a person named Aspidvewriid linked to a case near Tennessee. no clear events, dates, or organizations readable. Further legible text needed to establish a concrete news item or identify involved parties.
The input appears garbled and does not contain a coherent news item or identifiable entities. Unable to extract a factual event, person, organization, or place to summarize into a proper title and summary. Please provide a readable news snippet.
Unclear text fragment presents a garbled query likely seeking confirmation about rephrasing text. No identifiable people, places, or events are readable.
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