Utah Battery Men Arrive at Camp Merritt New Jersey
The 145th field artillery unit arrives from overseas and will be quartered at Camp Merritt New Jersey while equipment is fumigated and arrangements made before their westward movement. Lieutenant Rasene C Clas qwann of Ogden remains at port due to illness. The convoy included 1608 Utah regiment members and 70 officers from France, with most men returning with two changes of clothing and undergoing thorough fumigation.
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Newa
Asden
Idlith Field Artillery
Camp Merrit
New Jersey
Camp Merritt
Tuilou
New York
Rasene C, Clas Qwann
Ogden
Logan
Utah
Santa Teresa
Gawie
Carolina
Army
Navy
France
Fram New York
Sant Teresa
Utah Regiment
Idaho
Walle Ube
California
Colorado
New Mexico
America
Thor
Merritf
Jersey City
Palisades
Eteam
Howe
145Th Field Artillery
William BE. Koeass
Stah
Alex R. Thoman
Salt Lake
Albert A. Moyers
Marton Young
Sesto W. Farley
Walter J. Anderson
Norman Splisbury
Charles C. Durd
Charles EB. St. Goar
San Francisco
John L. Davis
Patie Airs
John Davis
Taxa
Clarence Tononsam
Fonmeron
Lincoln Avenue
East Lake
Clarence
Ketter
T Battery
Lucy Ketter
Perry Avenue
John G.folans
G. Busethe
Connetition
Flesd TD
Ogee, & Watier
Eima Ozge
Nother
Chena
Earl Leavitt
William Leavitt
Lewistan
Grant Wirick
Charles G. Wirick
Wirick
Wagoner
Albert E. Allard
Mary Allard
Lincolm Avenue
Andrew Blodgett
Humboldt
Roy F. Brown
Fegram
Warry Wil
West
North Temple Street
William (. Warner
Bernard J. Verzer
Grevy
Clara Barton Dig 237 Meeting Tues Jan 7
Clara Barton Dig 237 will meet Tuesday January 7 for officer elections and any other business arising. Sadie Gilchrist, pres. J B Demsom, sec’y. 1216
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Clara Barton
Sadie Gilchrist
Prea
J.B. Demsom
Seey
Continue Journey to the East Indies
Lieutenant and Mrs Santang depart from Ce den for the East Indies where he assumes an administrator post under Dutch government. Mrs Santage fell ill en route requiring treatment in Ogden at Dee hospital but has recovered and will continue the journey to the East Indies.
Royal Arch Masons Annual Meeting and Election
Royal Arch Masons Ogden Chapter No 2 calls an annual meeting and election on Tuesday evening January 7 1819 at the arena. In writing by order of F. EB SICHOES secretary.
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Heora
Ogden
Arena
Probating Will of Mary E Ferris
Monalanor P M Cushnidia filed a probate petition for Mary Elizabeth Ferris who died December 22. The will assigns $73,000 in personal property and bequests to the Society for the Hospitalation of the Faith, Hosten, St. Joseph’s Home for the Bod, Jersey Phy, and to the petitioner, the Sacred Heart Academy. The will also includes distributions to a number of sisters and Krainter.
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Monalanor P.M. Cushnidia
Mary Elizabeth Perri
Nanan
Society
Hropsgatton
Hosten
St. Joseph's
Btod
Jersey Phy
Ara
Sacred Heart Academy
Kranter
Machinists Call Eden Lodge Meeting Tuesday Evening
Members of Eden Lodge No. 127 are urged to attend a registration meeting Tuesday evening at Moose Hall. The session aims to organize the hat registries and rally union support for upcoming labor actions.
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Eden Lodge
Battery care of great importance for automobie use
Manager Kirby Smith of the Columbia Battery Service states that careful attention to battery condition is essential before starting any car work. He warns that many dealers and users have learned hard lessons from faulty batteries in recent years and that neglect leads to nonfunctional vehicles.
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Kirby Smith
Columbia Tattery Service Staten
Esiy
Aya
Automotive service and battery care postwar outlook
The Columbia nation notes strong battery and car service, praising customer satisfaction and honest advice. It predicts 1919 auto demand will rise, with motorists economy-minded in driving and purchasing, while repair and maintenance services remain essential for long term vehicle performance.
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Columbia Nation
Carasage
Ogden Musicians Union Notice to Members Postponed Meeting
Ogden Musicians Protective Union Local No 356 A F of M announces the regular meeting scheduled for January 1st is postponed to Sunday next January 12. All members are urged to attend. Board of Directors Chas Thatcher Secretary 31h
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Ogden Musicians’ Protective Union
A. F. of M
Duiporiania
Chas
Thatcher
Eleventh Ward Urges Wait on Flag Presentation
In the eleventh ward last night a flag presented by auxiliary groups was accepted by Bishop N A Tanner, on behalf of the ward. Miss Hesgle Peterson spoke of delays due to the influenza epidemic and noted the boys’ spirit in peril. Russell Tanner, son of the bishop, addressed “churchianity” and urged gospel principles as the only cure for social and industrial troubles. Mrs Agnes Werner and Mr Gardner provided music. meeting hosted by the ward M T A with the congregation filing in.
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Misr
Hesgle Peterson
Wishop N. A
Russel Tanner
N. A. Tanner
Atates
Agnes Werner
Gardner
Ogden Typographical Union elects officers and installs
The Ogden Typographical Union held its annual election and installation yesterday afternoon. A. M. Wilcox was chosen president, Ben Stauffer vice president, J. Thranal secretary-treasurer, W. Soifmen sergeant at arms, Earl Reeser and E. Malton as trustees. Arlo Watson and Don Stauffer named delegates to the Ogden Trades & Labor assembly.
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Tnicu
Éa Ing
A. M. Wilcox
Ben Stauffer
J. Th Rana
Sec Totary Treasur Corks
W. Soifmen
Sergeon Earl Reeser
E. Malton
Arlo Watson
Don Stauffer
Onden Tries & Labor Assemby
OM. Wilcox
Salt Lake Boy Severely Wounded in Action
Ogden and Salt Lake youths have been discharged and registered at the Red Cross gatteen yesterday. Names Clark Clyde Lewis Samuel Lovell from Salt Lake and Howard Sthatfont from Ogden are listed. Robert Tarzusx of Salt Lake is reported to have passed through Ogden this morning severely wounded.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Red Cross
Aper
Gow. Clark
Clyde CL Lewis
Samuel ¥. Lovell
Howard W. Sthatfont
Robert Tarzusx
Grazing Convention Opens in Ogden With Delegates Arriving
Ninavaugh of Portland S Nites unit Horton of Denver and Rave of How Mesteo reach Ogden to join a sheep grazing convention starting tomorrow. Western states will be represented and Assistant Forestier A B Porter is due this afternoon. Also notes WANTED MALE HELP WANTED A man at Utah Mesire as doorman and janitor 1122 FOR SALE En ami pes Dr Fae Larend Hite View
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E. ON
Ninavaugh
Portland
S. Nites
Horton
Denver
Mesteo
Tomorrew
Forestier A
Porter
Utah Mesire
Doar
Fae Larend Hite
Protest 13 Against Dancing Sparks Health Board Meeting
A health board gathering is set for this afternoon to decide if public dancing will be allowed amid fears of a contagious disease. Residents letter to Health Inspector Shorten urges curbs, citing soldiers and open theaters as risks while noting rising cases and no deaths locally.
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Health Board
George Shorten
Geden
Maryo
Women of America club hosts special program in Eden
A large crowd gathered Sunday at the Elis club assembly hall for a Women of America chapter meeting. Mrs J Falek opened, with reports by Mrs J C Lynch on distributing bronze emblems to service members. The event featured readings, poems, and songs by members including Vera Win eon Hilagi and Miss Mathews, plus thanks to editor Mrs I W Knise ly for coverage.
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City of Eden
Women of
American Arrors Alul
Elis Club
Falek
Menbars
Camilien
Treasery
Vera Win Eon
Hilagi Mumber
Sunona
Ansus McDonaly
New Board Organized by Court Commission
A new board has been organized as reported from the office of the court where Commissioner M. P. Brown addressed the gathered officials. The body discussed its general sense and responsibilities while noting the departure of members and the need for ongoing administrative duties.
Neighbors of Woodcraft Circle 581 Elects Officers
Ogien circle No 581 Neighbors of Woodcraft to meet Wednesday evening in W W hall for election of officers on January 15th. SARAH RANSON GN.
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Ogien
W. Hall
University Club Nominates Officers for 1919-20
At a University club meeting the nominating committee announced candidates for president W L Wattis Josep Chez and JP Higelow vice president Wade Johnson and Arthur Westley treasurer Wi H Loos and J A dunk secretary GC EL Wer Falek BE M Relit directors include Jeffrey Matthews R Kanaler R J Gerry H Jenneon DN White T B Pardo Robert Nye Mark Brown John Spargo EB S Hinckley I L Erwin David L Stein a two week span for the annual banquet was set with an open monthly forum on reconstruction and science under a new instructor’s leadership the club plans a World's Fair bureau to promote Ogden efforts The report also notes demobilization of 150 German Army divisions as part of postwar developments.
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University Eld
W. L. Wattis
Josep Chez
JP. Higelow
Wade Johnson
Arthur Westley
Teasurer
Wi H. Loos
J. A. Dunk
Por
EL Wer Falek
BE. M. Relit
Jeffrey Matthews
R. Kanaler
R. J. Gerry
H. ©. Jenneon
DN. White
T B. Pardo
Robert Nye
Mark Brown
John Spargo
Hinckley
Erwin
David L. Stein
Tiwan
University Club
Ogden
Complete Victory for Draney in Lincoln Kemmere Coal Case
The Utah Supreme Court upheld the ruling that Draney Gosling and Ryan lost their appeal in the Lincoln Kimmerer Coal Company dispute. The decision preserves the main judgment cancelling 100 shares and affirms that the prior stock ownership and officer elections stood as determined, terminating all related litigation and preserving outcomes for Kay Roberson Storer Ballantyne and Smith.
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Ural Supreme Court
Lincoln-Kimmerer Coal Company
Supreme Court
C.F. Robertson
Wy BH. Draney
A. EB. Pratt
District Court
Lincoln&Emmerer Coal Company
Wy. H. Deacey
C. EH. Gosling
TD. Ryan
Pratt
Draney
Gosling
Ryan
Byne
Margaret Kay
C.F. Roberson
Joseph E. Storey
Joseph Ballantyne
Victor Smith
Styan
District Court of
Weber County
State of
Stat
AF. Roberson
Joseph E. Storer
Dieter Smith
William Kl. Deaney
An. Chas
Thames
Go Ung
E. A. Edlen
A. W. Agee
Thrge ‘Agee
Supreme Cell
Srusemner
Valentine Gey
J Frick
Corfman
Taman
Piri
Utah
Howers
Agee
Ami
Terfet
Dleinlet
Ryan, Draney
Knight Templars Electors Meeting Reminder
Annual meeting and electors of chiefs on Monday evening January 4 193d at 8 p m. By order of E c F R Nichols, Hewordes.
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F. R. Nichols
Also Mentioned on This Page
QTM
Overseas
Normian de Young
John de Young
Tother
Volker Avenue
Ray H. Lafon
II LaFon
Tai Twelfths Street
Gilbert Bo LaMar
Shor
Monroe Avenue
Harry Anderson
Ernest Hunter
Mire Lotis Nelson
Ferrin
Axquat Rotolo
Mow
Serjeant
Nils Sohtes
Arn Sohlen
Ossining
Jossuing
N.Y
George Curtis
Sunnyside
Wagoner Fresterick Ariutt
Iver J. Myhre
Qela Myhre
Charles Morley
Clleaveth Morley
Nottingham
Ing
Oreste Mor
East Indies
Royal Arch Masons
F. EB Sichoes
Mary E. Ferris
Typographical Union
Dorothy Gish
Jane
Disturber
Utah Theatre
Tinish
Caie
Evans
Sarah Ranson, GN
Inersty Club
Basel
Jon
Norrdeuesehs Allgemeine Zeitweg
Berlin
Lincoln Kemmerer
Knights Templar
Charlie
Orpheum Theatre
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