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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1918
Page
3
A jumble of wartime notices and small-town items from Ogden reports enlistments and furloughs,Corporal promotions and navy service mentioned for local residents while civil service exams and construction plans for the area are noted. Stolen lamps, marriage licenses and a Eureka visitor tie the day to broader community updates.
Creditors of the estate of Tosate Jillrosiyski deceased must present their claims with vouchers to the administrator at the county courthouse by March 11. Hen Oppalan is administrator. attorney is in Atlanta.
Smoke from a neighboring repair shop spread into a shop on Washington Avenue between Twenty fifth and Twenty fourth streets. The page notes last airings of The Fighting Trail episode Vengeance and the Woman with Bobby Condley in The Helping Hand and a Big V comedy at the Cozy today as final showings.
A wartime notice tells of a widow and her two sons Vernard and Newell Brown who joined the aviation and navy, respectively. The family, living at 2717 Washington, includes a granddaughter and a dispatcher mother employed by South Prestie Co. The men were born in Halicy Talο, and the mother hopes for their safe return with victory on the front.
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices for David D. Thomas Toshna Kirke and Hortha C. Christensen. Services listed with times at Brigham City Clinton and Clinton cemetery, under Bishop O. M. Sandeaioy and Globasist Church guidance. Remains in state at St. George area chapel with processions and interment in Salt Lake City planned.
The Denver and Rio Grande announces changes effective January 3 adding two new Ogden departures. An early morning train will leave Ogden at seven o clock, offering scenic Utah views and transfers with a Denver morning train. The Scenic Limited will now originate in Ogden at 3:30 p.m., expanding Ogden service and boosting patronage. General Agent Fouts predicts increased travel from Ogden.
A government wireless school has opened at the high school offering training for army-age youths in firet and second class drafts. Classes will be under Mr Mirken, state leader of vocational training. All interested are asked to meet tomorrow at 7 pm at Ogden High School to learn details and potential service.
Society notes from Healy and Beribana include Misses Genevieve Menulty and Rann Ludwie attending a dancing party with Wiss Hits Thitchers orchestra. Mrs Heywood Nome returns from Tacoma after her son Captain Heywood’s wedding at Camp Lewis. A surprise party at Mrs Jones’s home features Covington’s hospitality, with gifts and fine luncheon.
James J Burke Co faces suit from Fosdick alleging unpaid sums for materials, rent, labor, and services tied to Amalgamated Sugar Co plant work in Wilson Lane Ke. The complaint lists amounts including 7 for beer 92.76 for hire 74 for labor 7 for labor 28 for lime and notes recordings of wages and tools used in contractor operations.
Dr Leighton Bonner alias Robert Myers linked to a sensational Utah-Oklahoma marriage plot. A Cherokee princess from Oklahoma allegedly married Bonner for a monthly dowry of about 1600 dollars and a total 31660 a year. The ruse led to travel from Oklahoma City to Denver, Salt Lake City, and Ogden before police caught up with Bonner, who hoped his wife would send funds to secure his release. The case blends romance, deception, and frontier justice in a sprawling, tabloid style report.
A man named Duis F Van-Way, age 20, from Ogden, Utah, enlisted in the United States Army at the Melhod office with Sergeant George AW. He expressed a desire to go over the top and avoid backroom duties. The account notes enthusiasm and heroism while describing his wartime stance.
A case in the Westville court centered on whether chiropractors can practice medicine under state liquor laws. The National Association of Chiropractors attended, with Johnson present, as defense argued the case concerns state laws on medical practice and potential federal aid. Two witnesses discussed potential delays and cross-border issues involving Canada and Texas.
Obituary notice for Patrick Hanley aged 102, died yesterday at his daughter's hotel on Grant Avenue. Funeral at St Joseph Catholic Church, burial Mountain View Cemetery. Viewing at the Saville Hotel tomorrow morning. Hanley, born in County Meath, lived in Nebraska and with his daughter Mrs Saville. Survived by five children, two sons, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Also mentions related World War II era and other local notices.
Arhclos of incorporation filed in district court list Confectionery 3 Incorporated as owning confectionery stores at 2341 Whelington Avenue and 336 Twenty-fifth Street with a $29 900 capitalization, $20 000 subscribed. Directors and officers include J I Green president, BK Graensiesl vice president, Panne 1B Cireenwell secretary treasurer, Nina 1 Greenwell and Mathilde 1 Creenwell directors. business declared as general candy bakery and restaurant.
The city exemption board released a view list from a recent meeting in Ogden City. The document names numerous individuals including Raymond S. Gaddafil, Cera Celgin, Kenneth Taine Woods, and others such as Ralph Eds ward Shadon, Jeleius Peranli, and Peter Gist Vasilakapuls, detailing attendees and related notes.
The district court session faced disruption as Juror 15 was excused to join the army, affecting the ongoing case against Derry for bootlegging. Principal witness Jeff Ogden and District Attorney Dobbs were mentioned, with a prior bond set at 359 dollars and a six month sentence noted.
Marcus Ezaguine and his brother Town Ezaguine were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Uzan after a night raid at a Binghams area property. They confessed joint ownership of a dozen quarts of whiskey found in a Larry cup and appeared in county court with conflicting stories about who spoke which language. Authorities scheduled further action as mothers wait in jail and a disposition is expected tomorrow.
A message summoned Professor J. A. Smith today with no disclosure of the reason. The list of names read like a roll call from prominent residents, crossed with scattered notes and references to a city exemption board and other officials.
Paris dispatch reports German attempts to advance on the Vertu front driven back by French fire. Heavy artillery fights continue along the Champagne front with bombardments near Tolgate and the Meet region. French planes claim six enemy aircraft destroyed while bombing squadrons strike chemical works, rail stations, and factories.
New York January 8 stock market reacts to president's address as traders pause trading while the address is presented on news wires. Initial reaction shows declines amid general nervousness though short interest remains a factor.
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