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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
8
The TAH Theatre Company thanks patrons for a year of peace and patronage. Manager A J Fyhhn promises continued care in selecting and exhibiting only the best photoplays for audience satisfaction and good fortune in the year ahead.
Sev eral Ogden residents traveled to Salt Lake today for the rendition of The Messiah by the Salt Lake Tabernacle society under Squire Coop. More than 300 members participated with an assisted by a selected orchestra and tabernacle organ directed by Prof J J McClellan. Sonn Visser of Ogden featured with the cornet solo The Trumpet Shall Sound amid the Amen chorus to close the program.
Depot Master Tracy reports complaints from officials of nearby plants about trespassers crossing depot lawns in winter. He says crossings damage the grass and will hinder turf quality come summer, noting the need to repair winter damage caused by trespassers.
Two recently discharged soldiers from Idaho and Montana, who spent months in Siberia, rested briefly in Caton after returning via Tokyo and San Francisco. They described extreme cold, guerilla fighting in Siberia, and their plans to start the new year debt free.
An army captain 11 R Banks, visiting Ogden on his way to Torduly, recaps his career from the navy to army service. He fought in China, married an American merchant's daughter, and seeks to study Siberian conditions before returning to Cling to join his father in business. An amusing depot encounter with two Siberian soldiers underscores his courage and intent to press on despite hardships.
The Utah Agricultural College will present The Gondoliers by Gilbert and Sullivan this year under Professor C. R. Johnson. Production features elaborate sets from San Francisco and strong leads in Tiebert Blackner and Miss Jaymith. Performances slated for February 26 and at a later date.
Muskegon Mich Jan 1 Thomas Hume millionaire lumberman and longtime associate of Charles H Hacksey died at his home here this morning of pneumonia Also mentioned is George Hume of Fresno and a misread line about an actress Vautia Pitchurd killed in a New York automobile accident in Philadelphia fragmentary notice
A Delgrade dispatch reports Prince Alexander of Serbia and 25 others died in a dynamite blast. Cause unknown. several dignitaries wounded. conflicting reports from Lokal Anzeige and Lokal-gleeze sources. News varies on timing and confirmation of events.
Twenty five members of the crew of the American ship Sherwood, sunk by a dive off Tersenelling Holland on December 1, arrive in New York aboard the transport Hidellyn. The Kerwood was en route from New Ver to Hamburg when sunk. Nebraskan Journalist Dies in Lincoln Nebraskian Bushnell founder of The Try Review dies at local hospital from uremia. Born 1855 in Moravia New York. Coal Miners Dissatisfied in Fort Worth Texas with 44 percent settlement, said by Fal Cunningham en route to Columbus.
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