Locating Boys Returns Home After Cheyenne Sightings
A report notes William Quick and Clenseo Murch, missing from Green River, were found in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and returned home. Local notices include church events, hospital updates, and a theater program by Japanese talent, with ongoing community announcements and ads throughout.
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Oi Leat
William Quick
Clenseo Murch
Green River Wedseghey
Ogden
Cheyenne
Wyaming
Scarl
G. “A. Goates
West Weber Youth Alleged Bootlegger Faces Judge
A West Weber youth, alleged bootlegger, is set to appear before Judge Bale livan of the governs court today. Reports say the boy was arrested in a drunken state at West Weber some time ago and implicated in a "Vie Potting unter" comedy bit rehearsed by men connected to the liquor operation. Judge Swillyan advised Weber Normal College Dra thad during questioning. The case centers on possession of liquor dated March 18 15 18, with production details and cast members named in discussions at Uintah and Vera Marieneen venues.
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West Weber
Balelivan
Guverns
Swillyansisted Berg
Weber
Railroad Workers Agree to Delay Demands Amid Wilson Plan
Washington Feb 14 Railroad employees' representatives accept President Wilson's plan to appoint a wage commission to probe their grievance and temporarily suspend further wage demands. Union leaders will convene February 29 in Washington with word awaited from officials in close contact with members. The president also urged strikers to stay off the picket lines while the commission studies the issues.
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Washington
Yallroad
Wilson
Thale
Ida
Ciin
General. Com
Nic
Presiden
Delegaton
Cunningham and others noted in local obituaries
Death and funeral notices from Ogden describe Nelson Cunningham son of Mr. and Mrs. John K R Cunningham to be buried after a service at Fir ward meeting home tomorrow at 2:20 PM with viewing at grandfather Thaman Cunningham's residence. Also listed are Boag Janet M Deas and other local obituaries with services, interments, and surviving relatives across Ogden and West Weber.
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Cunningham
Don
Nelson Cunningham
John KR. Cunningham
Fir Ward
Jamen W. Ure
Thaman’ _ Cunningham
Fred
Bureis
Bames
Nfluenza
Washington Oiffice
Toree
Small
Ara
Ida M
Twal W. Small
Sixth Ward
M. Sanderson
Ituy
Mountain View C Cemetery
cow—Junins Coy
Walter J
Sarah Taylor Coy
Harrisville
Dldareiavile Ward
Nielson
Grace Wil Jaan Nielson
Brrigham City
Lindquist & Song
Hat City
WVSTERY OF OGDENS TREE TAPPER NOW SOLVED
After weeks the mystery of the Wiranger tapping trees in Ogden City Ball Park was solved. Forest Examiner F. S. Baker admitted removing small bits from the tree trunk to study growth rings.
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Wvstery
Ogden
Naveral Weaka
Baker
Marriage Licenses and Local Notices From Ogden
Lisense-Cinck A Nelson Tremon Yan and Byalyn Hodges Brigham Guy were granted a marriage license. later ceremonies rumored at the court clerk's office. Examinations for clerk positions and Farm Bureau meeting noted at the federal building. Child Culture Club hosts at Universally alih west. Ogden Livestock Market reports show heavy steers, good stock, hogs, and lamb receipts with price ranges for fat and feeder categories.
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Lisense—Cinck A. Nelson
Tremon ‘Yan
Byalyn Hodges
Brigham Guy
Une Courty Clerk's
Unis Yitter Watt
Pha
Dahap
Engign
Ogden
Ewer
Lanvid
Lester Jarvis Near Detroit Team Tryout in 1919
Lester Jarvis, nicknamed Peaty, travels through Ogden on the way to Macon Georgia for a Detroit American League baseball club tryout. The article notes Utah athletes Glen Dee Tanis Falek and Tavis as teammates with Utah Aggie football ties and mentions Cobb and Ruby Jones of Ordenia as club members.
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Lester
Peaty
Tavis
Glen Dee
Tanis Falek
Utah Aggie
Utah
Ogden Fodiy
Macon
Detroit American League Baseball Club
Jarvis
Chase
Tiger
Cobb
Ruby Jones
Orden Ia
Church and ward meetings announced in city notices
Churches and ward groups list upcoming services and meetings. First Christian Church, Eighth Ward gathering, Ensign Mission Bible study, Fifth Ward services resume, Salvation Army guest speaker, First Church of Christ Scientists on Monroe Avenue, First Presbyterian Church with morning service and guest pastor, no evening service due to schedule. Public welcome at all gatherings.
Church Notices With Sunday Schedules In City (Presbyterian, Lutheran, Methodist)
Teverend Carver attends the United States Presbyterian assembly in Chicago. The Ladies Aid meets Tuesday afternoon in the church parlor. FIRST BAPTIST on Grant Avenue lists Sunday services with Sunday school at 14 a.m., morning worship at 11, and evangelistic service at 7:30 with themes on Christian stewardship and the rich man. ELIM ENGLISH LUTHERAN at Jefferson and Twenty-third reports no morning service, evening service at 8, theme The Great Reward Promised to all Christians. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL on Adams hosts 11 a.m. worship and Sunday school at 12:15. AVENUE BAPTIST offers morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 12:20, and evening service at 7:30 with The Church in the Midst of Evil Forces and The War that is StillWhead. THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD at Grant and Twenty-Court streets celebrates Quinquagesima Sunday before Lent with a 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. morning prayer. Ash Wednesday service at 8 a.m. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH on Five Points welcomes all at 2:40 p.m. FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL on Twenty-Third Street next to the courthouse presents 10 a.m. day school, 11 a.m. worship, adult Bible class, and Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. with evening service to follow.
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Gente of Teverend Carver
Assembly of the
Presbyterian Churches of the United States
Chicago
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist
Grant Avenue
Postoffice
Sevice
Jefferson and
Twenty-third Street
Arthur EB. Olson
Godfrey Matthews
Adams
Sertie
Avenue Baptist
Aneuunch
St Ly Marne
Trio
Seymon
Sun-i
Churches of Christ
Rec Church OF the
Twenty-Courts Street
John W. Hyslop
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Twentytount Street
Court House
Jian R. Garver
C. M. Wilton
Walter Ti
Derwond
J. J. Malanea
Epworth Jeague
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Russell
Highwayman
BNUB
Lillian
Thatcher
Katherine MacDonald
the Benson
Thunderbolt
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Tack
Bolt
Gen. Anne
Actin
Methodist Sunday School
J. J. Malone
Methodist Sndev School
Craven
Greiner
Boris
Mir
Tova
Tipet Hospital
Ikuta Tal
Owen Bonnell
Neuter Boom Pts, Co
Wash
Ava
Tipp Photo Studio
Iboick
Ata
G. C. Bennett
Metropolitan
Ife Mineeurance Company
Filpeas
Veturn
Frneuhhonia
Len G. Egan
Washington Avenue
Coat—M. J. Sones Coat & Tee Co
Juha Muet da Sf Odea
The
Biatte Pary
Han
Dererier
Afayor Frank Franals
Josipia
Rosetta
Shane
Onit
James Bo Slupe
Mywe Gly Childver
Sid Papero
Wale
Ogden Standard
Henry
En Moeuta
WiMinn ‘Thatcher
Dan
Misa Thatcher
Ogden Theatres
West Weber Youngster
Messenger
Mra
G. Slark
Oxdon and
Nix
Kate Campel
Salt Lake Ci
Ing
Friends
Jack Willian
Arthur G
Myrtle Bingham
Lindquist
Lad
Royale
Alex Hedwig Royale Ted
C. Chriatenana
Ti Hansen
Taylor
James Christensen
Weat Weber
William Hoyate
Renmark
L. C.8
Eindjquist Company
Wright
America
Weser Normal College
Orpheus Theatre
Whd Cayflers
Federal Building
Poalinsatee
Farm Bureau
Walter County Farm Bureau
Alsag
Tain Bureau
W. J. Thoms
Child Culture Club
Child Ciluire Club
Kanesville
Kash and Karry Store
Schilling
Eweastaaligygcia
Whith
Lester Jarvis
Detroit
First Christian Church
Madison
Eighth Ward
Aelnck
J.C. Jonath
Ensign Mission
Atchie McClure
Smith
the Baptist Church
Salvation Army
A. Noughs
Salvation Army of
Halt Lake
Fifth Ward
Toni ‘S
First Church OF Ghrist Scientists
Monroa Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
Clork
First Presbyterian Church
Rams Avenue
Jota Edward Corvar
O'Clork
Horace Dillalury
Godt Matthews
Simmons
Indy
Western Market Co
Kash and
Karry Food Department Store