Ogden Scenes and Local Notices From The Standard
Ogden visitors and residents appear in this snapshot of city life with arrivals, social plans, retail offerings, and minor legal actions. Highlights include Mrs A C Carson visiting from Montana, Lake Michigan fish shipments at Weatherbys, a Salt Lake trip by Myo T Herrick, a fire department thanks gift from John Coates, a Dignan hall ball by the Clerks Union, Jena Kimball fined for opium offense, Ogden Furniture offerings, city stance against Salt Lake hoboes, fruit and groceries ads, George H Tribe and Miss Quinney wedding plans, Acme Dowling Alleys social invitation, EF L Keller Co meat and fish ads, and Rebekah lodge No 4 officers installed.
Grand Treasurer and local sale ads mix with building cave in
Grand Treasurer Adela Bune presided as members moved to the dining room for refreshments. M'CREADY'S removal sale advertised discounts on shoes and goods. J Kurtz purchased Geo. A. Lowe Co. property for 21306 dollars north of the new store site. Baseball fans urged to fund 1600 dollar guarantee for a Pacific Northwest league bid. Earth cave-in stalled trench work at the Lowe Co. excavation, delaying the foundation and citing no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adela Bune
J. Kurtz
Anna M. _ Lows
Affternoon
Geo. A. Lowa
Kurtz
Binford
Portland
Ogden
Igo Geo. A. Lowe Co
Weather Forecast Fair Tonight and Warmer Tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with clear skies. Temperatures rise modestly tomorrow as a warmer trend develops, bringing milder daytime highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmer
William Heinhould Dead Known Duelist of France and Germany
Salt Lake City January 13 William Hein bold a renowned duelist from a century ago died here today at an old age. He was famed as one of the most expert sword men of France and Germany in his era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
William
Heinbold
France
Germany
Orderly package service promised for Orden city residents
Mr. Erwin Emmett has filed the idea and bought a staff to provide home and business parcel pickup for 10c, offering door to door service cheaper than carrying it oneself. Office at Ogden Knitting Factory, 2274 Wash Ave, phone 1672.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
Erwin Emmett
Ogden Knitting Factory
Wash, Ave
Ogden Forger Arrested in Salt Lake Burglary Case
Ira Maddox alias Leary Minton, sought in Ogden for forging A. Eklund checks up to 72 dollars, is arrested in Salt Lake for burglary. Police say he broke into A. M. Gordon tailor shop in Board of Trade building at 4 am Tuesday, stealing two suits. He wore one suit when nabbed and left the other at a saloon. tools and entry were traced to a hidden key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Maddox
Ogden
A. Eklund
Salt Lake
A. M. Gordon
Board of Trade
Fred Evans
J. Hagen
Allasg Leary Minton
Lincoln
West Temple Street
Third
Fourth South
Ogden Canyon Favored for Summer School Site by Weber County Board
Weber County Commissioners received a committee report dated January 13 1964 endorsing Ogden canyon as the preferred location for a summer school building citing elevation cool water proximity to railway depots and low prices in Ogden. The board approved the report and instructed Clerk to notify Prof. David C McKay and forward a copy of the committee’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Board of County
Weber County
Utah
David 0. McKay
McKay
Ogden Canyon
Ogden
Canyon
Ogden City
Great West
Joseph Stanford
Wilson
Stanford
David C. McKay
Holdups on Trial in Utah District Court
The Zang saloon hold up case opened in district court before Judge Henry Rollins with State attorney Halverson and defense Soren Christiansen. Ed Bello testified as the first witness about the October 20 robbery, with jurors sworn and several police officers also testifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District
Henry H. Rolapp
State of Utah
Mickey
Halverson
Soren X
Christiansen
Chas
J. Ross
James Macbeth
Frank R. Watkins
Wm. Boyle
Elijah Shaw, Jr
W. H. Green
E. Ernstrom
James H. Neilson
H. B. Hillard
W. B. Wedell
A. Vegthol
August Carlson
Thettorney
Ed Helio
George Bello
Ed Bello
Zang
Infant son dies of bronchitis in Marriottts ward
George Henry Pierce infant son of Mr and Mrs George Pierce of Marriottts ward died this morning of bronchitis aged one month and eleven days. Funeral from the residence at Marriottts street at ten o clock on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Henry Pierce
George Pierce
Marriottts Ward
Marriotta
Japs in the West Face Personal Troubles and Court Action
Japanese residents in Wyoming and Ogden face marriage and infidelity troubles. Judge Howell mediates a case between Tagawa of Rock Springs and Isham, sending Isham to 190 days in jail for offenses related to a house of ill repute, while Tagawa’s wife returns to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Far East
Howell
Wyom
Ogden
Tagawa
Ishuta
Rock Springs
Young
Browning
Ishuin
Smyth
Ishain
Twenty-fourth Street
Reception for New Ogden Pastor Ridings
The Congregational church in Ogden hosted a reception last night for Rev. Edward J. Ridings the new pastor. Members praised the welcome with decorated parlors evergreen and holly and served refreshments. Former pastor Rev. E I Goshen spoke briefly reflecting on the warm reception and Ridings expressed gratitude for the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Ridings
Congregational Church
E. I. Goshen
Fire damages two Washington Avenue buildings in 1904 blaze
A fire last evening at 6:30 quickly reached two frame structures on Washington Avenue. The millinery shop of Mrs. Lyons was destroyed while a confectionery next door suffered minor damage. Loss to the building is about 200, owned by G J H Tribe and leased to John Contos.
Greek clash ends with court ruling in sweater case
In a municipal court session, Jim Theodorapulos faced theft charges from Theo Kolomos over a sweater said to be pawned at a saloon. Jim testified he fought Kolomos and whipped his opponents, and witnesses supported his account leading to his discharge.
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Jim Theodorapulos
Theo
Kolomos
Jim
Lakeside
Unique Letter to Ogden Police Chief About Indian Boys
An Indian mail from Nevada writes to Chief Browning of Ogden Utah, asking what to do with two Indian boys held there. He questions their actions, requests details on their behavior, and pleads to prevent whiskey involvement, signing as GROUSE CREEK JACK from Tecoma Nev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Nevada
Ogden
Utah
Grouse Creek Jack
Tecoma
Biko County
Nev
Pasteurized Milk Co. Opens Ogden Plant in Kiesel Block
The Pasteurized Milk Company started operations in Ogden at its Kiesel Block quarters. President Carr of the City Council led a tour for newspaper men as plant workers demonstrated the milk handling from receipt to pasteurization. The facility, one of three in the U.S., uses heat to kill germs and processes up to 3,500 pounds of milk per hour through sterilized metal equipment and vats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasteurized Milk Co
Kiesel
Grant Avenue
Carr
United States
Boston
St. Louis
Ogden
Oxford
Idaho
Mammoth dairy plant to churn Pasteurized products
A new dairy facility will process about 5,000 pounds of milk daily using 1,300 revolutions per hour and a two-stage cooling to 40 degrees. It will produce Pasteurized milk and Pasteurized selected cream, plus butter from a 3000 pounds per hour churn, soon doubled. The “Butternut” brand butter will sell ahead of regular butter, and a Pasteurized buttermilk will be sold separately. Twelve workers will be employed under Mr. Heath and Mr. Small, with a Salt Lake depot planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noor
Salt Lake
Mr. Heath
Alt. Small
Coal Miners Wanted for Steady Employment Near Ogden
Good coal miners seeking steady work with good wages should confer with W. W. Cluff of Coalville at the Healy House near Ogden Union Depot on January 14 15 16 20 21 and 22.
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W. W. Cluff
Coalville
Healy House
Ogden Union Depot
Foresters Install Officers in Annual Court Ritual
Foresters of America Court Wasatch No 2 held installation of officers at the last regular meeting night. Grand Chief Ranger and Re Gelger led the ceremonies. New officers include A J Farber PB CG Tustle Ramsey C R EB Venables Ca G Ri T C McBeth T W CG B Branting J W HH Cole T B Larson J I A E Close secretary P A Garner treasurer J McBeth lecturer and court physician Dr Forbes. Auditing committee reports the year as the most prosperous court yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Wasatch No. 2
Foresters of America
Re Gelger
A. J. Farber
CG. Tustle
Ramsey
C. R
EB. Venables
G Ri T
C. McBeth
T. W
B. Branting
J. W
W. HH. Cole
Miss Spurgeon Buys Millinery Firm at 2410 Wash Ave
Miss Spurgeon purchases the millinery business of Mrs. Cora Snyder at 2410 Washington Avenue. She plans to sell all stock at greatly reduced prices to clear room for spring stock and will went east soon to make spring purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Spurgeon
Cora Snyder
Wash. Ave
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the Culley Drug Co
Washington Avenue
Fen
A. C. Carson
Buth, Mont
Lake Michigan
Weatherby's
Malad City
Ida
T. Herrick
John Coates
Glerks' Union
Dignan
Jena Kimball
Pender
Electric Alley
Ogden Furniture &,Carpet Co
Carver & Sons
George H. Tribe
Miss Quinney
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Temple
California
Acme Dowling
24Th St
L. Keller & Co
Queen City
Rebekah Lodge No. 4
Maud Sumner
Kate Bogard
Amanda Lancying
Martha Morris
M'Cready
William Heinhold
Ogden Forger
Washington
Avenue
Pasturized Milk CO
Foresters
J. T. Rushmer
Wash
Ave
Boyle Hardware Co
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