Samuel Browning Elevates to Ogden Mayor in Noon Formalities
Samuel Browning formally takes over as Ogden mayor at high noon in a brief ceremony with City Commissioners EM Jones and Chris Flygnire present. A planned department realignment tops the agenda, with Browning seeking control of the public safety department and commissioners expected to resist. Changes to departments and potential new appointments are anticipated, including a city attorney and treasurer, amid rumors of spectator interest and a cautious, orderly transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Browning
Taambar
Pioneer
Ogden
Browning
Pon
Dutiea
Manterpaiity
Pierely
EM. L. Jones
Chris Flygire
New
W. W. Browning
W. J. Kitchlow
H.H. Soule
Byo
Jones
Flygnra
Hevraver
Mayer Brown
City Attarney
Wallace Foulger
Thase
Mygare
Patrick Hanley Dies at 102 After Prolonged Illness
Patrick Hanley, possibly the oldest man in northern Utah, died after an illness lasting more than a year at his daughter Mrs Alice Bville's home on Grant Avenue. Born in Ireland, he moved to America as a young man and lived in Ogden since 1905. He was survived by four brothers and his daughter, with funeral arrangements pending at Kirkendall chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hanley
Utah
Alice &Uville
Grant Avenue
Hanley Wan
Hill
Iim
Mr. Hanley
Ireland
America
Ogden
Thomas, Hanley
John Hanley
Danial Hanley
William Hanley
Hawley
Treland
Clarkes County
The Bird of Paradise at Orpheum Sunday
The Bird of Paradise, a super melodrama from Talp Hawaii, comes to the Orpheum Sunday January 13 with Lanna the Hawaiian princess played by Misa Celete Scudder. The show features five Hawaiian singers whose music enhances the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Waltha Tuya
Hawaii
Orpheum Theater
Hon
Lanna
Misa Celete Scuddor
Thie
Migs Scudder
Paradise
North Ogden Notes on Food Conservation Meeting
James Carver national grocers committee member spoke to local representative men and women in Sunday school class about food conservation. The thirty day quorum of seventy members from North Ogden and Pleasant View wards held a morning and afternoon session with an annual focus on quorum level matters. An open hour followed with Elder Tul lost Wells of the First Council of Cave enty in attendance along with local clergymen and writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Carver
Fha
Wella
Caveenty
Besifer
Frederick Earker
Mormon Church History Notes and Mission Departures
A fragment recounts opening prayers by Patriarch James Ward and closing by John Q. Blaylock in a long account of Mormon church history. It lists key dates, leaders, and the founding of a church council in 1853 1854, noting European outreach and many presidents. It mentions upcoming missions for Campbell and Storey family members and a Caramal service next Sunday in the ward chapel with a new font nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gibson
James Ward
John Q. Blaylock
Seventhca
U Roneast
Due
Alaging
Amdalka
Gilbert
Handalonth
Albert Storey
David Shepp
Rulon
Wells
Divat Council of
Aevanty
Joseph Young
William E Isle
Severith
Europe
Pacific
Jaren
James Barker
Siman Y Jalvernon
Walter W. Crane
Robert O. Derrott
Johnny Hickenlooper
John W. Gibsen
Wiley G. Craguo
Georke
Linford
David Johna
William Barker
Honjanin F. Blaylock
Reuben Z. Rhees
David E. Randall
Russ Rhees
George E. Brown
Extio and
Crogun
Arthur G. Berrett
Henry &. Jensen
Rockefeller Draws Check for Millions to Support War Effort
New York January 7 a check for 3600000 from John D Rockefeller to the Rockefeller Foundation enables it to meet increasing demands for war relief without tapping principal funds. President George Vincent of the foundation was expected to announce the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stecdpta
John J. Tloekafeler
Rockesot Foundation
Meninerd
George Vincent
The
Foundatign
Union Stockyards Handle Record Livestock Volume in Nine Months
Union Stockyards at Ogden reported handling 692,667 head of livestock from April to January 1, a record period. Most stock came from Utah, Idaho, and Nevada with shipments from Wyoming, Colorado, Montana, Washington, Oregon and California. totals included 463,2?2 stock and 66,983 logs. The yard moved 382,710 sheep and 26,481 horses, the latter largely for government inspection by the Ogden Horan Sales company for army use, with carload computations yielding 6783 carloads or about 198 solid tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quéon
L. FP. Whitlock
Lie Company
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Colorado
Montana
Washington
Orawe
California
Ogden
Ogden Horan Sales Company
American Secures Rights 70 Formula for Snow Powder
An American secures rights to manufacture a snow formula powder for stomach gas indigestion and headaches. The powder claims cooling sensation from antacid action and rapid relief. Advert asks readers to buy about 4 ounces to test, with money-back guarantee if no results. Cave's Stomach Powder is promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Tootora
Morgan Boys Edge Standard Carriers In 35 23 Victory
Morgan Boys defeated Standard Carriers 35 to 23 in a fast rough game at Morgan on Saturday night. North Morgan claims the top Morgan team position after beating South Morgan, with junior Standard boys showing strong effort. A return game was planned at Ogden or Morgan on the 19th, following a postgame dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Morean
Morgan
Acore
Nel Morgan
Morgan Ads
North Morgan Elains
South Morgan
Morgan High School
Morgan Bore
le Leaven
Cnerlers
Morgan Boys
Eddington
Morgan Hotel
Mr. Eddington
Arriers
Ogden
Hub
Auxiliary Chapter of Labor Alliance Forms in Ogden
Preparations underway to found an auxiliary chapter of the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy in Ogden. Multiple preliminary meetings held, with formal organization expected within ten days as guidance from New York City arrives. Officials stress patriotism and labor coordination for wartime support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Alliance For Labor and Dorocracy
Ogdan
Severn
Anickiy Ag
New York City
Thia
Wan
Lsbor
Zoveratiens
Bis
Reedom
Willson
Minneapolis
Somuel Gumpers
Jeclaration of Labor
asMate
Auximary Ichagtera Iave
Arch
Ogden Wholesale Drug Co Plans Unity at Banquet
Officials and salon departments of the Ogden Wholesale Drug Co closed a two day annual convention with a banquet at the Weber club. President J H F Empey and manager Charles Ampey attend as the firm touts rapid growth from a $700 origin and the west’s best facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Wholeaare Drug Company
Weber Club
J. H. F. Empey
Charles Ampey
Businozs
Ogden Wholegala Drugs Company
Ordon
Charles Empey
Ogden Wholesela
Ita
Chicago
Paris Hotel raid nets liquor seizure and arrest
Sheriff Peterson and five deputies raided the Paris Hotel at 3648 Tall evens and confiscated a large liquor supply including whiskey beer vermouth brandy wine and mixed extras. Bird was held on a $500 bond and later released. Informant led to the raid after a four hour stakeout, with several deputies named in the operation and the public kept in the dark until today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria Hotel
Joe Lavelrica
Peterson
Bird
Utah
Laudirice
Heputy
Sheriffa
Ray Weat
R. H. Weotter
R. H. Soul
Julian Geiger
William Drown
Mqnor
Dick Wetton
Laudlricas
Paris
DAD ZELLER Wild SING and Odd Phrases
Fragmentary OCR snippet shows a dated reference with unclear names and event. It mentions a performer or group and contains scattered terms like January 14 1516 and a price note. No clear event, location, or coherent details emerge for a solid summary.
Banquet prep marks Utah Manufacturers meet in Salt Lake
Preparations for the annual convention of the Manufacturers Association of Utah are nearly complete with sessions planned in Salt Lake City on Wednesday and Ogden on Thursday. Notable speakers include W. W. Armstrong and President Whitene of the University, with Mayor Browning hosting in Ogden. About 160 attendees from Utah and neighboring cities are expected at the banquet with Weber club involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Association of Utan
Salt, Lake
Ogden
Thorsday
Association
Salt Lake
W. W. Armstrang
Shi
G. Peterson
Int Vink Agricultural College
Apenkera
George 5. McAllister
J. A. Reaves
Oregon Short Line
W. Watson
Department of Agricultur
Lucian McRay
Utnh Cereal Food Company
J. G. Whitehill
International Smoking Company
Ash
Zuppano
Inis
Logan
Provo
Aiso
Hotel
Tal
George cAliater
A. ©. Kees
Troaz- Urer
Fhve
Commercial Club
School of Commerce
Joh A. Widtane
University of Utah
W. W. Armstrong
Utah
Weber Club
George 8. McAlitater
J. A. Leever
Oregon Short Tina
J. W. Whatson
Utah Agricultural Col- 980
Focdatuifa
Lucian
A. W
Utah Ceres Company
J. BR. Whitehill
International Smeking Company
B. I. Wardley
D. G. Peterson
Utah Agricultural College
Shell shell lamp shade from war relic gifted in Ogden
Frank Williams, a second class U S Navy man aboard the Chattanooga, made a lamp shade from a shell case captured at Alsace Lorraine. He presented it to his wife Alma Williana at 1211 Wall Ave Ogden as a Christmas gift. The shade, on display at Home Furniture, used colored glass and a tole to finish. Williams is son of Mr and Mrs David Williams of 3007 Wall Ave and joined the Navy last March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Alma Williana
Wall Avenue
Frank Williams
United States Navy
Home Furniture Company
Williams
Oholf
Mw Moo
Alsace-Lorraine
Wade Ha
U. S. Cruiner
Chattanooga
America
Willigma
David Wiliams
Navy Jast Marea
Society News From The Coast Headline
Mrs Joe Entley of San Francisco visits sister Mrs N Proaman on Twenty seventh Street Williaw Fagan returns to San Francisco to join the navy Marjorie and Kathryn Healy visiting California All British Dancing Class to be held 9 pm to 1 am at 2496 Washington Avenue Syracuse to Meet New Rival Syracuse University schedules fall football game against Indiana November 23 at Indianapolis Deal for Hamilton Celulttba association transfer of Pitcher Earl Hamilton to the club and details forthcoming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Entley
San Francisco
N. Proaman
Twenty-seventh Street
Washington Avenue
Syracuse
Syracuse University
University At
Indiana
Dancing Ball At New Helay Hotel In Miss Helen Cole's Era
A social dance at the New Healy hotel featured Mrs Helen Cole and guests dancing from nine to midnight with an extended hour. Invitations listed dozens of attendees from War and Mrs Wills Jewkes to Mr and Mrs Harvey Cant, with fruit served and a formal program arranged by M.H. Initials and blue cards guided entrants. The guest list included many local figures and families, reflecting a bustling season in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Cole
Galt
Maul Hnosly
Pallyorip Tin New Healy Hotel
Penella
Misa Helen Rennie
Solse
Ido
Mary Herry
Ilu
War
Wills Jewkes
Od Aira
Tfoward Wigilume
Harvey Cant
and Mere
Joe Egan
Walter Smyth
Mra
J. C. Lynch
Marshall
Stabler
Minson
Dorothy Show
Teuth, Pardoe
Florence Smyth
Leona Roger
Alleen Reyer
Ruth Shields
Edith Shields
Kelen Rich
Elizandth Reppich
Ielma Stephens
Clara Hoyle
Annette Sherman
Kathryn Devkern
Tiorente Riser
Mildred Barton
Capitela Pingres
Gladys Fouls
Edna Ludwir
Helen Rounds
Morance Browning
Grace Jennings
Milas Nor He
Della Tracey
Miey Irving It
Nay- Ho
Monsre
Ewin Collins
Paul Wright
Frank Parry
Roland Parry
Gena Gyeon
Days Gibson
Lawrence Taylor
Marcus Madgon
Ernest Cobb
Roseoa J. White
Hd Stanhy
Hel Fart
Vincent Jouroy
Joe Falck
Nabe Fox
Herb Palmer
Leo Cark
H. Moyea
Carniale
Miss Froat Leaves East For Huntington Oratorio
A report from Huntington West Virginia notes Mrs Sooy prominent in the big oratorio at the Chris tian oratorio venue. A chorus of about one hundred voices accompanied by top soloists, including Mrs Myrile Thatcher Booy formerly of Ogden. Mrs Sooy the daughter of Mr and Mrs Anarion Thatcher of 2802 Adams Avenue, Ogden, has moved to Huntington where Mr Sooy works in theater management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sooy
East
Chriatrans
Glyan
Huntington
West Virginia
Myrile
Phatcher Booy
Ogden
Wre
Anarion G. Thatcher
Adame
Hyonue
Sooy Sa
Dellfial
Tuntveton
Sony
Prateo
Tts
Ceport
Orntorts
Famous flyer arrives at St Johns after escape from German camp
Fight Lieutenant Patrick O'Brien of Manneden Newfoundland arrived at St Johns with other returned soldiers after escaping a German prison camp by leaping from a wagon in darkness. He told King George of his experiences. O'Brien, an American from San Francisco, served with the British dying corps and was captured after being wounded while flying over German lines. Read the Classified Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BT. Johns
Patrick O'Brien
Manened
King George
O'Brien
Germany
Irelland
San Francisco
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Orpheum
North Ogden
Exchange Elks
Rockefeller
Union Stockyards
Standard
Labor Alliance
Ogden Concern
Anserica
Dad" Zeller Wild Sing
Orphaum Wheater
NAVY
Williaw Fagan
Marjorie
Kathryn Healy
Birs. Hitkey
Hamilton
Jae Tinker
Celuttbna Aesartaton Can
Earl Hamilton
Jgden
Ogden’s Pleasure
Tom Moore
Mae Marsh
Geo. Fawcett
the Cinderella Man
Goldwyn Pictures
Cissics
Lesgon Eleb
Tinker
Ham Mon
Grovar Lowdermilk
Titan Nation
Hamiiton
Miss Froat
Myst
Opa
Aehoda
St Anthony
Mise Ida Sain
Misa Heine Seltz
Piaze Apprononta
ST. Johns
Castle Gate
Clear Creek
Utah Fuel Company
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