08 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
1
A patient reports six weeks of eczema treated with Cutioura remedies including Cutinura Soap andointment. After three weeks the skin improved, sleep returned, and no ill effects remained. The note credits the treatment with a complete and lasting recovery.
Nine passengers rescued by Leumtors near Callente reached Salt Lake City after six days aboard a train diverted by flood. Overland Express No. 2 carried them to safety around 1:30 AM. Travelers praised the conductor and porters for their endurance and care during the ordeal.
Monbers at the Cowbell Crest club hosted an enjoyable New Year gathering at 288 Twenty-second Street. Nettie Freeman Grace Wilbur and others attended. A luncheon followed, with prizes awarded to Mrs. T B Mathews Mrs T Tyree and Mrs Ja Baler. The Baptist Sunday school primaries were praised for new international lessons and a large kindergarten program is planned under Mrs Edgar Bates.
A festive New Year watch party at Mr and Mrs Wim J Barnes house on Naw Yoni's ave drew invited guests. The decor was seasonally cheerful and cards provided entertainment while delightful punch flowed. Midnight refreshments followed a final dip in the gaiety as guests offered best wishes for the New Year to the Barners.
A birthday party for Miss Ada Tiley was hosted at 205 Twenty Night Street last Monday evening. Guests included Miss Nettle Hunter and others who enjoyed music, refreshments, and festive company while presenting a silver cut-glove as a gift.
The Tolstoi Circle met at the home of Mr A B Condon Burling. After greetings, a program included a brief biography of Martin Eater by Mrs Coole and poems by club members. A social hour followed refreshments, and the club adjourned to meet with Mrs Ravenhluth in January with guests Miss Virginia Newsath.
In a Turaday evening at Miny Dd Trying s home, many Orlando friends gathered for a congenial party. An elaborate and dainty supper was served, with guests including Mrs Allen, John Allen, Roy Cowan, Penrose, Stanger, and others enjoying warm fellowship and light social chatter.
The neighborhood Birthday Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs G Paulson’s North Washington Avenue home for a birthday celebration. Yellow refreshments were served and a silver gift was presented to the hostess by the club. Guests included Mrs Struglum Mrs Tal Mrs Gibbs Mrs Holt Mrs Mowen Mrs Cunulaghin and Mrs Ranfeld.
Mrs H Bogart and her daughter were delightfully entertained by the Past Noble Grand Club at the church last Wednesday afternoon. Music and friendly conversation filled the gathering as attendees shared refreshments and good will.
The Ladies Literary club opened a pleasant afternoon with Mrs 2 A Herdtt at a recent meeting. An excellent program featured informal discussion of works including Willi and the Indiane and wiltom Pitt and Montenhon. Mr M Thorn reviewed The Lady of Bart St John and Mrs Noasle Deny Allthon presented a celebrated couplet titled Creoles Love er Song. After refreshments the club adjourned.
The Child Culture Club was entertained by Mr Dr Gowang with a discussion on Endurgarten adpthoda. Mise Deters of Uw Madison gene presented an informative lecture that captivated attendees. Mrs Gowans provided charming entertainment and spurred interest in club work. The Histerien godely group met this afternoon at 718 Twenty-Htth Street.
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Bethist Church met Thursday afternoon. An engaging program on Home Mission Work featured a talk on Travelers Aid Work by Mrs. Witlaittali. Delicious refreshments were served cafeteria style by the hostess.
Miss Mary Anderson hosted a tobacco party at her home 2125 Quineaver Cinmi on Tuesday evening with games and prizes. Winners included Catherine Metaugh Yin ded Frances Guelwhein while guests included Catherine Arianghiin Frances Guevin Gladys Rich Gynevieve Malone Mare Guertin Scott and Helen Travy.
Young people gathered in church parlors for a Friday evening of social recreation. Games and entertainment filled the night as refreshments were served and participants returned to their homes.
A local gathering, informal tea at 700 Uwe street, honored Mrs RT Jenkins and Mrs William Jennings with neighbors and friends attending. Attendee list included Mrs CA Day Of Chien and Mrs Margaret Hathle, among others in a neighborhood social event.
Local social column records visits and hosting across Ogden with guests from Nevada Utah Idaho Wyoming and Denmark. Notable names include Dr Wells Mrs Sharona Nelson John Lepwardlas and Mrs J Grant with several temporaries staying at homes and attending conventions.
An OCR fragment lists multiple church activities in Parle City with Rev J B Farrington and Rev Win T Laukan. It notes Sunday schools, afternoon meetings at Mrs Peter Wilson's home, an annual business meeting for the congregation, and German Evangelical services at the Reorganized Chapel. Also mentions Sunday worship at Swedish Lutheran and German churches, and First Baptist Church programs.
A crowded religious notices section lists services across multiple churches. Thane write, with events for young people at 6:20 pm, sermons on harvest and worship themes, women’s mission circle meeting January 12, and a slate of morning and evening programs at First Presbyterian, First Methodist, Church of the Good Shepherd, and other congregations.
Odin Packing and Provision Company announces daily hog and veal intake with weights from 36 to 275 pounds at various price points. Prices per hundred pounds dressed reach 19.35, with flexibility to receive live or dressed meat on Fridays for five days each week. The notice highlights new access to the plant following vessel ion of the venture and invites all farmers to bring in livestock for processing.
Admiral Athert Ross hails Chico Tan and crew of the North Chisago naval training station for their courage and devotion. He commends their energy, loyalty to sweethearts and families, and the strong morale of sailors aboard. The remarks celebrate steadfastness and duty in the service.
A probate report indicates Burviver’s second wife’s claim was rejected and the estate allotted to his sons. Proceedings note alleged derangement and contentious actions affecting inheritance. The assets cited include a house and car, with a value around 74 000 dollars, and long-standing disputes preceding the final distribution.
Fragmentary report notes Greek residents in New York celebrating Christmas with prayers and small observances. Names and precise details are unclear due to transcription issues.
A garbled report describes a gathering of hundreds of celebrants arriving for a patent event. Names and places are unclear, but the scene conveys broad attendance, with emphasis on novelty and ceremonial arrivals.
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