Ogden police report on Wanted Davis and local notices
Davis sought for uttering a forged ninety dollar check on the Ogden State Bank. He was recaptured near Gettysburg after deputy sheriffs traced him. he asked for an early trial. Other items note deserta com pany F, Forty-second infantry moved to Fort Douglas, and births and local business ads. Officers report searches for Mrs Maggie Peppar, and Ogden clearing records show totals for the period.
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Davis
H. H. Davis
St Ogden
Ogden State Bank
Ogden
Gettysburg
South Dakota
Blakeley
Peterson
Appeals Filed by Draft Registrants in Weber County Court
Last questionnaires on the Met exemption board wave failed to registrants yesterday as 760 men await classification sessions. The board will designate elaysts and complete processing within days after receiving the final questionnaires. Registrants named include Thomas E K Parker R F OG Ogden Arthur Gustav Nelson Slatonville Joseph M Jensen Pleasant View and others from Uintah Herrlaville and Ogden. Six Weber county rats registrants filed appeals today including Edwin Ewing Staith Parley Allen Shaw and John P Koster Concord. In Texas a Katy collision near Granger killed three and injured seven at 2 10 this morning about forty miles northeast of here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Thomas EK
Parker
R. F. OG
No. 4
Ogden
Arthur Gustav Nelson
Slatonville
Joseph M. Jensen
Pleasant View
John Hyrum
Kruitbesch
Wil Pon
Walter Harrison Floss
Ray
Randst
John Rarion
Wilson Tanai Hooper
Hooper
James Walter Mill
Liberty
James Lafayette Pennun
Uintah
Matt Zite
FLD
Og Ten
Miguel Rodriguez
Uintahrnest Wengengard
Tuntaville
Henry Augost Jonsen
Herrlaville
Edwin Ewing Staith
Parley Allen Shaw
John Prin Koster
Concord
Edward Chatelain
Chauncey Welann
Oscar Bar E
Fugitive Forger Davie Targeted by Ogden Detectives
Detectives from Burns and Pinkerton associations interview fugitive H. H. Davie in Ogden after his transfer from Gettysburg. Davie, charged with an $80 bad check, has been under surveillance for alleged irregular banking, using fake checks from other cities and depositing from town to town. He is described as a tall, medium build man with light complexion, dressed well to aid his scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bums Netedya Association
Ogden
H. H. Davie
Gettysburg
Davie
A. P. Uigelow
Ogden Stats Bank
Davis
Burns
Total
Jcorn
Aymaoy
Pinkerton Detective Association
Ales
Ftrma
Gonother
Rome
Bala
Firat
Knights of Columbus Aid Camp Mearny in Comfort and Recreation
A veteran letter from Ogden describes Camp Kearny work by the Knights of Columbus. The narrator praises the group’s recreation center housing 2000 soldiers, featuring library access, writing tables, piano, games, and diverse programs from theater to athletic displays. He notes Pride in the Knights’ broad reach and urges others to support their efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awitilara O'Brien
Ogden
Camp Kearny
O'Brien
Postal Telegraph Company
Homo Thal
Knights of Columbus
Anelo Sani
Isten
Jim Geoghegan
Camp Mearny
Knights of Columbua
Sos Angeles
San Diego
Dramatic Society of
Donis
Ted Shawn
Los Angeles
Rangwoad Schumann-Holnk
Wandertit Sontratta
Hell
Star Fanory
Giana
Vierala
Cass
Chockera
Mulhine
Vorpers
Knights of
Colinahus
United States
Uaal
Minn
Uncle Sam
Smila Hia Ragards
Health laws not violated by OAL clash claim
Mrs Georga A Gheum denies clashing with city health authorities over her husband Shaun a railway mail clerk described as suffering eye or brain ailment. Report says complaint to health department and that Dr Kanzler visited home for about twenty minutes while authorities say no entry was denied. Family says they will follow city health orders and pursue Christian Science treatment noting Shaun favors mental healing in a free country.
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Georga A. Gheum
Tweiffth Street
Denier
Shaun
George Shorten
de Kaneler
Ues
Kanzler
Saya
Hare
Shyam
Dre Kangler
Shaum
Bhaum
Frumenti Investment Company Formed To Promote Industry
The Frumenti Investment Company announces incorporation to foster industrial enterprises. It recapitalizes for $10,000,000 with paid up capital transferred from J. J. Drummitt’s real estate holdings. Officers: J. J. Drummitt, president. John McCready, vice president. David L. Ating, secretary. The Drummitt Meal Latate company operates separately.
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Frumenti Investment Company
Lnlight
Arlictea
Court House
Rahi
Cant Bench
J. J. Drummiltt
J. J. Tirummitt
John McCready
David L. Ating
Drummire Meal
Drumnylt Investment Company
Red Cross Work Tonight At Queen Esther Chapter
Miss Joanie Deringer hosts Red Cross bandage making for the Queen Esther Chapter of the Eastern Star at 823 Twenty-fifth Street with Miss Georgn hal directing. Nearby, Eighth Ward NM IA plans a dancing party tomorrow evening for ward entertainment. ARIDGE CLUB, Mrs Kaplan hosts bridge at Washington Ave and Twenty-seventh. W I G Social Club meets Friday afternoon at 342 Bernard Avenue for a business meeting for members only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Joanie Deringer
Twenty-fifth Street
Queen Esther
Aridge Club
Mra
Kaplan
Washington Avenue
Hey Bridge
W. H.C
J. N. Westen
Bernard Avenue
Saginl Club
Patriotic Groups Install Officers at G A R Hall
On January 6 1918 three patriotic organizations met at the 7 OO F hall to install newly elected officers. Lincoln circle had the shortest program. Officers for the ensuing year include Mrs O F Thomas president Mrs Kata Hodge senior vice president Mrs Ralph Gritty junior vice president Mrs Mary Dr Lacey Kennedy patriotic attractor Miss Elin Chadler chaplain Mrs G W Crogaman treasurer Miss Lois Pierce conductor Miss Stevens assistant conductor Mrs Olson board Mrs Gertruda Corr secretary Mrs Grace Hansoll Garrlatt pianist and musician for the year. Mrs Lucy Hodgen past president installed the officers with grace and dignity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix Logan Posal
G. A
W.R. Cy
Line Doin Circle
Na. & Lidies
O. F. Thomas
Kata Hodge
Afra
Ttalph Gritty
Mra
Mary
Lacey Kennedy
Mias Elin Chatdler
Mire
G. W. Crogaman
Alies Lois Pierce
Mya. Stevens
Mra. Olson
Gertruda Corr
Grace Hansoll Garrlatt
la Alao
Mer
Lucy Hodgen
Horace Drake 16 Buried in Centerville Ward Chapel
The funeral of Horace Drake aged 16 was held yesterday at the Centerville ward chapel of the Mormon Church. Drake arrived in Utah with the second company of pioneers on September 10, 1847, and died Monday at Werenldence in Centerville. He was born April 9, 184? in Hartford Ohio and lived near the Fifth East Street hotel site in Salt Lake before moving to Centerville in May 1887. Drake was a longtime member of the seventh presidency, ordained a patriarch by Joseph F. Smith in 1903, and survived by a son Hyrum Drake and two daughters Mrs. Alice F. Warsigg and Mrs. Edith Lingeyath. He leaves thirteen grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Local attendees included Robert Drake and V0 Pate from Ogden.
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Horace Drake
Utah
Plonare
Werenldence
Centerville
Centerville Ward
Afornon Church
Mr. Flrake
Hartford
Toombal County
Oho
Daniel Drake
Jalz
Patiance
Iperking Taft
Mr. Drake
Diana Eliza
Channing
Eunice Dunning Wowbrook
Hyrum Rake
Alice F. Warsigg
Edith
Lingeyath
Robert
Pate
Nira
Kimmerar
Ogden
Eataly
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Bramwell
Call Phone
Ee Wu
G. Tatter
Tindun
Bledance
Eighth Ward
Jaquary
Crawford
John C. Dewey
Forty-second Infantry
Fort Douglas
J. L. Hobgan
Police
Davey
Joe Burnett
Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company
Gots
David Hopkine
Union Pacife
Pittsburgh
Mitchell’s
Opps City
Ewart Nouleboom
Glork
Weber
Central States
Mington
Morman Chuton
Kansas City
Ald Ls
Maggie Peppar
Amre. Peppar
Atagele Haro
Topoke
Kang
Noar
Topaka
Syoman
Howard Griffin
Ogden Gringing Home Association
Dollar Clean
Plevator Boyal Beeth
Birthe
Birtha Sora
James Tw
Lucy Sinter
Lincoln Avenue
Aranthon
Eliza Bingham
Ogden Standard
Eagles Old
Hudson Avenue
Connie . Do
Austin
Tax
Oreven
Katy
Binel-Gineh
W. T. Jonea
Roy
al the Orpheum Theater
Willims O'Brien
OAL
Investment 0. 18 Incorporated
Sresogeaphor
Adieess
Ny Standanu
Wrights
Ogden’s Shopping
Asement
Basnee Band
Middleboro
Jfiluune
Chile
Drevn
Baaement
Thei
Fioorp
Deparin
Castile
Bryan
Domesticay
Tor Sressen
Tor
Messaline
Titer Sant
Tongster
Lst
Berlin
U. S
Charmeuse
Georgette
Quitta
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