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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1918
Page
10
The fragmentary item references a marriage license and names a list of individuals connected to Ogden and Lamont, with mentions of a furlough and a naval hospital. It includes scattered geographic hints like Los Angeles and Canada, plus an agent for Union Pacific. The text lacks coherent narrative.
Reports cover papers for sale, injuries from an explosion at Brigham Auto Supply, and a Utah sculptor chosen to represent Lie Mate at a memorial conference. Local updates include holiday greetings, sailors returning for furloughs, troop movements aboard transports, and Ogden city social notes. Includes marriages, obituaries, and property matters with several named individuals and places in Utah.
Mrs Linla Jensen of 515 Ogden Ave sends a bag to Corporal C E Jensen now with the 157th Let division in Belgium. Jensen left Camp Lewis Sept 19 1917 and sailed for France this year. He notes Belgian welcome for soldiers but fears when he may return home.
Word reached this morning that W. M. Rayman, once of Ogden, died last night in Oakland California at 1 003 Teach. Rayman helped establish one of Ogden's first creameries on North Washington. He had suffered from diabetes in recent years.
The article notes school buildings and plants in good condition with attendance high as doctors examine all children. It reports many pupils returning after closures, urges parental cooperation to ensure regular attendance, and mentions doctors examining students at several schools including Der, Lore Pat Quincy, and Sirevee as part of a plan to monitor health.
Mrs TL Nanha, a Japanese resident, was robbed last night by two masked men at her home on Twenty Fourth Street. About $15 in pawnbroker money was taken. Police and sheriffs responded, but no suspects were identified. Nanha was too excited to describe the assailants. one wore a white mask. The incident followed a recent Japanese holiday, and authorities believe the robbers may have trailed the woman from the street.
A second trainload of wounded and disabled soldiers moved toward the Pacific coast this morning. The convoy included men who could walk short distances and some received coffee and cake service. Residents of the town watched as the train departed, and the group was assisted by volunteers.
A three year old daughter of John Zito was struck by a Bamberger Line train near Orchard and suffered severe injuries to the left leg. The child remained in surgery at Tee hospital with serious but expected conditions. A shop foreman and a passenger attempted rescues as the train slid on icy rails. the child was cleared momentarily but remained injured.
The Children’s Aid Society thanks a donor who called at the free dispensary and left ten dollars in memory of Miss Katherine Carnahan. Friends of Carnahan did not provide the donor’s name, but the generosity lifted the spirits of twenty women aided by the charity.
Classified fragments show job ad for a messenger boy with a wheel and reference to a drug, plus housing and rental notices. scattered lines mention furnished rooms, a one block from car home address 2317 or 252-5, and another for a modern two room cottage. Additional lines reference railroad telegraphers wage increase and various rental offers.
Apostle Dy 0 Meloy, chindnin of the committer for rrinbrauing Mae port, announces a merchants meet tonight at golack in the Weber elnl to arrange the state and detail of the program for the event. All committee members named by Governor Simon Yamberker are expected. The operation as planned will be postponed only due to influenza.
Mrs J F Lawson of Weber and Du counties submits a detailed Red Cross report from Fort Douglas. The document itemizes donations of canned fruit jars jelly and sugar based on contributions from Ogden business men Ogden conservation commission Woman's Farm Bureau and local fruit growers. It lists totals by county including bushels of apples pears peaches tomatoes grapes and other produce delivered to Port Townsend and Immanuel Baptist Church Salt Lake City along with candy for Christmas dinner and a note of thanks to Mrs Lawson for coordinating the drive. The report closes with signatures and titles including Lt. E W Engle and Miss M F Lawson at 2739 Madison Ave Ogden Utah.
According to a Meplan official, the Dove of Mattery Th Vit reid Artillery will arrive in New York City for training with its troops. The unit, tied to an organization, plans two weeks of activities and showcases their equipment and toys during the visit.
Social leaders Mr and Mrs Tt W Dinthers hosted a Saturday gathering at 422 Twentieth Street in honor of Ma and Mrs Cate returning from an extended stay. Guests included Elizabeth Wheelwright, Watling Brown, ALG Geddie, A D Piah, TH Hearn, W Sutler, Ed Olson, Francis Keven, Frank Keyes, and Mr Tesne Urayea.
The Red Cross Tea Room opens at 12 noon offering a luncheon of meat pie baked ham romblidon salad baked potatoes and coffee for 40 cents plus tea or coffee with sandwiches cake and tea. The shop and tea room attract many visitors with Mrs Horace Nebeker supervising and a list of local ladies attending. A Women’s Missionary Society meeting at Flint Baptist church is scheduled for Friday at 2:30. Also noted are visits by Oliver Amundsen and family to Ogden and a comment on a Houston conservatory violist’s return plans.
Final appeal to knitters urges Red Cross volunteers to complete stalled shipments. Notes a September deadline and calls for collaboration, with lists of committees and signatories.
Fragmented report from Mackay Idaho describes a flu quarantine affecting Oneida County region. Text references Woodruff Malad Talin and nearby areas with unclear names and dates. Authorities aim to enforce health orders tied to an outbreak and require certain identification or documentation for residents under age twenty one.
A batch of death notices lists services in Ogden area chapels for Mabel Kraussathern, Anna Roach, Luc y Morgan, Cora Timropson Harbertson, Ralph Hunter Yarlow infant, Louss J Jordan, Mabel Browne Phillips, with interments at Ogden area cemeteries and churches. The notices state dates, service locations, and survivors, noting causes such as heart weakness and pneumonia.
A report from Wang Ton outlines comments by Mnusa oval committees on international security. Secretary Wanlels favors a League of Nations and an international policing system with arms reduction, urging ongoing American expansion policy and readiness to fund a global enforcement framework if an international treaty is in place.
Tames Shaw, who left Ogden ten years ago, is here from San Jose on a visit with family. He speaks proudly of Ogden and its hospitality and notes a rich textile heritage and local appeal during his stay.
Gas Trorlicht, secretary of the Eagles club, reports the club’s activities are revived after a water supply issue at the pool was resolved. Korsicht organizes an athletic cut to boost Ogden boys in pool and gym activities, with a weekly pool day scheduled for Wednesday.
Senator Townsend of Michigan blasts the government for withholding Russia policy details. He cites Archangel aid being outnumbered fifteen to one and at risk of extermination without reinforcements. Senator Fawnschd says Michigan families have hundreds of letters seeking welfare updates from northern Russia.
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