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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
3
Random references recount marriage licenses and social events in Ogden and Salt Lake City. Notices include wedding receptions for Mr and Mrs Ambrose Greenwell, club meetings, photo sessions, and oblique references to local businesses and gatherings.
Local social items recount a Texan-like mix of visits to California, a sleighing party returning to Pocatello, and various neighborhood gatherings. Highlights include Mrs Peterson hosting a WA List test at 2607 Washington, the Chulatengen and Milly families traveling to California, and a memory service at 3061 Porter Avenue. The piece notes a Baptist Mission Circle meeting, a remembrance for the W.G.T.A, a large sleighing party with prizes, and plans for dancing and dining at multiple homes. It also mentions a veteran firemen meeting and an upcoming marriage announcement linked to Dranhan.
A cache of 186 quarts of liquor vanished from a police station evidence room. The theft involved whiskey and wine valued in the invoice dated April 12, with investigation led by Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue and the local enforcement team.
Mrs Ivy Williams Stone longtime clerk in the board of education offices writes the story Reciprocal Gifts appearing in the December issue of the Young Womens Journal. The notice mentions Mrs Jone as a longtime clerk in the board of education offices and announces an engagement in Salt Lake City with details of a wedding to occur in the same region.
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Iyelang April 21, 1838 Commissioner Ward takes command at Ogden police station as superintendent of public safety. R. Ward and aides restructured with Jack Ladlefield to adjutant and new clerk, outlining shifts and roles for officers. Funeral services for Mrs Shaughnessy held at St Joseph's Church with body sent to Salt Lake City for interment.
Six railroad workers, including P.M. Flattery and W.W. Gone, were jailed on charges connected to a large boxcar theft scheme along the Southern Pacific route from Ogden to Wells Nevada. Sheriff H. C. Peterson and Deputy R. Turkang Special Agent M. H. Gordon led the dragnet, recovering thousands in goods such as belts, shoes, silk fabrics, blankets, and electrical appliances. Investigations began two weeks ago, with grand larceny charges likely to be filed.
A series of death notices report Kasey Arletta Kazey aged 49 dying after a week of heart trouble at 622 Twenty-third Street. Born June 30, 1895 in Pocatello, she was daughter of Thomas and Millie Alfred Kae Ter with a brother Clem in Los Angeles. funeral plans to be announced. Also listed are BURSRIDGE Gaiph Lurbridge, aged about 40, killed at 2859 Gibson Avenue after short illness. Angersson Fol Anderson obituary with services next Tuesday. and other local notices detailing births, deaths, and funeral arrangements with churches, addresses, and times.
Funeral services were held yesterday for David Covak in Syracuse with a large list of attendees and musical selections. Other services included George W. Faniis and Wit Many Klos, with varied choirs and prayers. The report notes interments at local cemeteries, with details on speakers and religious presences. A separate obituary mentions Chinese businessman from Ogden and military veterans, followed by further funeral notices for Lee T. Peat and Mary Smyth, including church and cemetery arrangements.
fragments show a miscellaneous sale item list with unclear product names and dates. No clear bidder or location readable. If these fragments reflect a local auction, identify date time seller and venue for a precise card.
Daily entries arrive for the Ogden livestock show to be held at Hite Union Stock Yards with judging starting Thursday at 8:30. Secretaries plan open house with cattle from multiple districts, and a cowboy dance closes Saturday. Judges announced include Mickey Welch and Morey Mullins among others.
A local notice invites buyers to call 2160 in the evenings or during the day to purchase nine cows or several fowls. The message asks for O. C. Lomita tit 1998 and mentions interested parties should inquire promptly.
The Ogden Poultry Association crowned prizes as First National Bank medals and Spaulding cups highlighted the event. Dr McCord hailed the show as a west‑central standout, with many classes showcasing superior displays. Winners included state and local exhibitors such as Farr and Young, Joseph S Baxnor, O Eckert & Son, J M Ladanion, Tu Smith, S Wil son, and others across pens for various breeds and colors.
Navy officials announce Goat Island will cease as the west coast recruit station. Mare Island likely to serve as official receiving point while marine barracks move from Goat Island to Geat Inland amid mixed reactions from sailors and Marines.
An announcement states a district engineers meeting will be held in Denver in early next month. District engineers from several areas are to attend with J T P Mar. and F Knelop listed among organizers. Topics include forestry ponds water power maps and related forestry surveying matters. John Z Vine of the Washington office is expected to present.
Review praises The Girl From Outside for its shifting scenes, emotional depth, and character focus. It highlights Rex Beach’s influence on writing and the film’s fast pacing, noting audience engagement as the story unfolds from scene to scene. The piece emphasizes memorable characters and the film’s tight structure.
Bureau of Internal Revenue publishes a guide to correct filing for 1945. It notes common errors in 1939 returns, details normal and surtax rates, exemptions, and installment payment options with deadlines and forms like 1040 and 1040 A. It emphasizes penalties for late or false filings and directs taxpayers to local offices for forms.
Willard Scowcraft of Ogden is named by James W. Funk as price commissioner for Utah, approved by Governor Tamberger along with twelve others on the state advisory board. Dr. H. M. Rowa is named to represent Ogden, with a work program to be outlined next Wednesday afternoon at the state capital at 3 oclock.
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