Fragmentary 19th century notes from Ogden area appears
Scattered OCR phrases report escaped soldiers, police, court cases, marriages, thrift week, weather, and local notices. Key names include Fort Tapia, Ogden, Port Shruray, John MN, Harry M. Ring, Mrs. tea Myreray, Grace 1, Frecui, and A. Gonted. Also references to Buicks, trade ads, and court actions with bail, larceny, and peacetime chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haturday
John MN
Port Shruray
Bath
Pordiello
Harry M. Ring
Tea Myreray
Saltbake
Waslen
Grace
Cyden
Brother Seeks Aid in Finding Long Lost Soldier
A plea to locate Jon Silex, a missing brother from Canmn Lewis, last seen night of November 1, 1784, with clues: medium light brown hair, blue eyes, 30 years old, 160 pounds, five feet ten inches. Call Levis Mites at Mooper with any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Jon
Canmn Lewis
Mie Young
Deaths and Funerals Listings in Weber County
KELLEHER Daniell Kelleher funeral held at St Josephs Patiatic with Mather Lagan officiating at Mountain View Cemetery. WOODBURY Martin Leroy Woodbury buried. small son of Leroy and Elida, born January 15 1915, survived by parents, a brother Thaddeus and two sisters Lola and Peter. Services tomorrow at home with Bishop Mann officiating. interment Mountain View cemetery. BLUTH John J. Bluth funeral held at Fitch Ward chapel with Bishop Ure presiding. interment Ogden City Cemetery. NYLANDER quartet entertained. safety-first routine observed at depot. HUNTER Coutts Hunter died. safety of employees noted. services 12 noon Wednesday at Second Ward Chapel. interment West Weber Cemetery. NELSON Mrs Stena Greig Nelson died. surviving relatives listed. body moved to Linsquist. burial practices noted. GILSON Jacob P. Gilson funeral Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. in West Weber chapel. interment West Weber Cemetery. SCRIVEN Frances Brighton Scriven died. funeral set for 8:20 tomorrow at Kikendall Chapel. viewing this afternoon and tomorrow. TROUT Aline Chandier Trout funeral held. memorial service with music. lilies and floral tributes. interment at Trinity Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Martin Leroy Woodbury
Leroy
Elida
Martin Wooedbury
Inone
Twentieth Street
Tysiden
Thaddeus
Lola
Eter
Erleck
Mann
Fouelt
Phealow Union Allway
Coutts Hunter
Manly Rentence
Clark
Maltera
Lillithgow
Jehire
Scotland
Forhea Hunter
Sam Christina Coutis
Weber Jeounty
Elizaveth Waddls
George Browning Iselating
West Weber
Aioranon
Wireless telephone linked with Brigham City plant project
The Den Cement Company plans to use a wireless telephone to talk with its Brigham City and Wyoming plants. Office of the Ogden Portland Cement Company reports the initiative as among the first Western uses of wireless communication in cement business. Aerials are in place atop the Eccles Building, with connections to the Back Springs Wyoming plant contemplated. The system aims for operation within about a week and follows earlier experiments extracting potash from factory smoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Portland Cement Company
Ostlerel Almy
Forties
West
Jaf
Gemient Company
Drigbunt
L Pitler
Latrice
Sngard
Anthor
Shewer
Drigheawly
Eceles
Ne Pulheipad
Nu Inforation
Hang of
Salt Lake
Back Springs
Wyoming
Jue Shape and Juke Peterson Rally at Victory Party
A local call invites members of the W C7 U and other interested parties to a celebration marking the eighteenth amendment and constitutional change. The gathering includes prominent speakers and media at 2:30 PM. Mrs KeoT hosts Hut 500 at 157 Twenty-fifth Street Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna ‘Jordan
W. C7. U
Medias
Hut
Clua
Twenty-fifth Street
Meeting of Guuaber of Com rea Scheduled at Weber Club
A Guuaber of Com rea meeting is planned for this evening at the Weber club room. A committee will be appointed to draft by laws of He or leanization. The event will be followed by a meal and a bunet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comrea
Weber Club
Afornga
Westminster Guild
Westminster
Mey Kame
Angie Kennedy
Millan
Card of Thanks for Olive Stevenson and Family
We express deep gratitude for the kindness shown after the death of Olive Stevenson. Special thanks go to the Southern Ariel railway workers, the members of Queen Ly Athor chapter, and all who sent floral offerings and condolences to our family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Stevengen
Ariel Reliraa
Ly Athor
Ashestern
Srir
Frlundy
Evenson
Edward Stevenson
Mit
Prem AQ Quis
Masons of Ogden to Attend Grand Lodge
Masons of Ogden plan to attend the Grand Lodge session in Salt Lake City tomorrow and Wednesday. Abbot TL Meywacd of Ogden and Jobin Eiward Carvey, senior warden, are listed among the attendees for the Beant A.M. of Italy meeting at the Maranic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons of
Ogden
Grand Lodge
Masons
Opden
Salt
Tomorow
Beant A.M
Italy
TL Meywacd
Third Ward Relief Society Party in Nabes Hill area
A described social event hosted by the Third Ward Relief Society at an informal gathering in Nabes Hill. The February get together featured attendees including Miss Vera Barry Miss Vella Shaw Frank Sullivan and Duke Peterson Tate among others. organizers approved by Ars. C2. Sullivan and Mrs Sto. The Bests were hebma-Shatetlir and several names appear in attendance for an evening of sociable entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward Relief Society Party
Uhre Werk Toliet Society
Nabe
Sanusenvent Hill
Qwenenk Maorris
Bembernd
Har Howe
Sisteenth Etyoet
Ami
Monora
Ivera Barry
Mise Vella Shaw
Franke Sullivan
Duke Peterson Tate
Ars
Sullvan
Sto
Liquor Forfeiture Case Involving Dellenbach
An order in the state case forfeits homemade liquor owned by Dellenbach. The seized inventory includes 20 gallons of wine and whisky, 9 quarts of beer, with all containers to be destroyed. The district court hearing details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ptah Ayitin
Joly
Deltenbach
Old Faces Reappear as Ogden Police Reorganization Advances
The Ogden police department undergoes reorganization under Commissioner Ward. The force will drop from forty eight to twenty nine with a captain, chief of detectives, twelve patrolmen, eight uniformed officers at plants, two lieutenants, and traffic officers. Major changes include new assignments, planned modernization of traffic control, and a drive to improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Tllstoner
R. Ward
WABI
Wadehmien
Nla
Ward
Phia
Coutinisstoner Ward
Uuis
Bustan
Ogdon
Trenty-fourth
George Watts
Desk L
Tplain ‘Clothes
Barlow B. Wil- Leon
Police Depertdent
Charles Bass
Twenty
Washington Age
Pie
Platy
Michael Shaughnessy
Waller Jones
Cletzies Blair
Wardhuw
Ogden Deraative
Hia
Blair
Aterry Teleger
Masonic Notice Opens Unity Lodge Meeting in February
A local Masonic notice announces the Unity Lodge in Mo, 18, will hold a meeting on February 2 at Top in MLM, Bingroe, WL. CAMMRELL and Acilig Secreto are listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werlealay
MLM
Bingroe
Cammrell
Acilig Secreto Ny
Carry-On Club Helps UAE Effort, Plans Near Term Adan
Carry-On Club engages in welfare work in the United Arab Emirates, praising youth, and detailing ongoing activities with a plan for an upcoming event. The organization is described as supportive, with aims to aid local communities and foster cooperation with agricultural and educational groups in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carry-On Club
The
Uae
Pocatello Woman Awarded for Death of Man
Local report from Oziton notes Mrs. Sylvia Neliigan, now a geaidont, received a Faun for the dean of her Irishland after the fatal incident involving a motor vehicle near Bagna folie. The city confirms the ruling and compensation to the claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Neliigan
Oziton
Bagnafolie
Ile
Junior High Janitor Falls From Window
Otio Richter, janitor at Central Junior High, fell from a second story window while attempting to close an overhead sash. He landed on the covered walk, injuring a broken right leg and suffering severe bruises, and was taken home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otio Richter
Alt
Richter
Lor- Kin
Gabler
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons Special Meeting
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons announces a special meeting on Tuesday January 30 at 7 p m for work in the Degree. Secretary NICHOLS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A Nichols
Uniforms for Ladies' Band Now Assured
A fragment lists suppliers and prices for band uniforms for women. Notable entries include Browning DYO8 and Woolworth. Totals show prior acknowledgments and a balance of 269.75 dollars, with a highlighted figure of 340.75.
Ogden braces for Brer Rabbit hunt by rail trip
Ogden sportsmen plan a Thursday rabbit hunt near Rozel on the old Central Pacific road. A special train from Ogden to Rozel will depart about 3 pm with a fare of 3 dollars, including war tax. Tickets are available from local sport shops and firms. attendees urged to buy by Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Rozel
Central Pacific Road
Unignam City
Oregon
Browning Brothers, Co
George A. Lane Company
Oyden Sporting Goods Company
Trandfil's
Watson-Flygate
Shesa
Hoxelder
Presbyterian Church Annual Meeting To Elect Officers
The First Presbyterian church and congregation will hold its annual meeting Friday night. Officers for the coming year will be elected and rewards for the past year will be received. The ladies have planned a social event with refreshments following the business. All church members are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Divorce Suit Dropped Over Failure to Provide Grounds
Neth Smith filed for divorce from Thomas C. Stith in the district court this morning. The couple wed in Ogden on September 4, 1919. The plaintiff seeks the decree and restoration of her maiden name Netha Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neth Smith
Thomas C. Stith
Ogden
Haiden Nate
Netha Williams
Caught With Bottles of Jag Juice Prank
Police say a man was found with six bottles of an alcoholic concoction on Twenty Fifth Street. He is to appear before Judge Roberts in city court tomorrow morning to answer to charges of possession. The incident involved a reported high alcohol content and a prank leading to an arrest late last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Roberts
Lon
Moose Elect Officers For Ensuing Year
A Moose meeting of the Tasat Order of Mrns Salt Lake elected officers for the coming year. Elected were BE My Tete G Fi Merve Fast Mopao FL Sehlegel Waat Monae Archibald Guiding Alone Fhd T Watquist Aggats of the Weart Thomas Clark custodian G G Mattman herder and C P Wicks foreman. The record notes the event and officers chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrns
Salt Lake
My Tete
G. Fi. Merve
Fast Mopao
FL Sehlegel
Oh Archibald
Guiding
Fhd T. Watquist
Aggats of the
Weart
Thomas Clark
G. G. Mattman
Herder
C. P. Wicks
Froarmney
Ogden Canyon Game Sanctuary Plans Advance
Al Hestmark of the Weber Red and Gun association says the sanctuary descriptions have been submitted to State Game Commissioner Siddaway for approval. The plan covers an area between North Ogden canyon and Weber canyon with territory east of Ogden and Huntsville included, and local livestock owners reportedly favor the proposal with no objections from cattle owners or hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Hestmark
Weber Red and Gun Association
Siddaway
Apr Aroval
Lew
Noughly
Ogden Canyon
Weber Canyon
Ogden
Ely Wells
Huntsville
Ogden Wick
Westuirk
Calsen
Milan
Mt 14
Dnaemich Ag
Mat Stars Meet Here In Wrestling Tournament
Wrestling fans in the city will attend a February elimination tournament led by Billy Grasmann. Competitors include dacks Harhertean Sam Claphan Walter Hans and John Berg. Winners from two initial matches will face off the following week. The victor will then meet Ad Epithel, winner of the tournament, in a subsequent match. Evana light heavyweight champion of the south from Nashville has 287 matches with seven losses and has tangled with top contenders including Goldh Steeher Cutler and Eckhind. Claphany, light heavyweight champion of Rogland, was defeated by Jim Jancdas in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Grasmann
Dacks Harhertean
Sam Claphan
Walter Hans
John Berg
Nas
Victoricus
Tornament
Ad Epiitel
Winer
Evana i
Washville
Tenn
Goldh
Steeher
Cutler
Eckhind
Claphany
Rogland Anid
Jim Jancdas
New York
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Tenth Ward
Canyon Road
Washington Avenue
Premo Jazz Orchestra
Gali Plone No
Koh
Sark Jst
Hillvd
Ily Tih
Ang. Biel
Elardsra
Servier
Phow
TANI
Tanck
Ine, Co
LNB
Trom
A. Gonted
Loy Seonte
Moilern
Jenn
Lundquist
Gus Backer
Shea Gils Becker
South Shore
Chicago
Whik
Oaien
Statendent
Kort Jevkins
Standard Office
Bihevia
Big City
Kommerer
Wyo
Geden
Tefila
Showin
Koha
Siberia
Tiny Veelone
BUICK
Tara
Isaac Wan
Tufige
A.W. Aste
George Richi
Deere
Alana of
Wayton
Gith Woolgrowers
ACI Micn
Periole Cafe
Phang Ot
Mia TA
Tunes
Horlick
Syas Laewen
William Woo
Susysmenia
Cal
California
Officera Thera
Krailene Tls
Union
Par Hroud
Kelleher
Daniell Kelleher
St. Joseph's
Ch. Mather Lagan
Horment Mountain View Cemetery
Nelson
Stena Greig Netson
Anton
J. A. Nelson
Mee
Kutda C. Nelson
Mors
Carl J. Nelson
Rushton Avenue
Swede
Linsiquiats
Scriven
Frances Brighton Scriven
Edie Brighton
Metitay Attevon River
Kikendall Chapel
Priends
Tomer
Aline Ichandier Trout
Shines d
Ita Brownlys
Alps
4Tryde Woodcock
Leroy Madson
Minny Lewitifil
Jue Shape and
Juke Peterson
Sumprise Party
Dellenbach
Logan
Wirral
Federal Board For Veoananak
Vata
Che
Pocatello
WADIA
MomMaa
Peerereeters
Potter Gate Viciiseryerees
Eteetere Culley Drag Co
Browning
Gwuoy Epee
Sgores
Moose
Castoria
Selanice
Olive Thomas
Harold
Ogden Theatre
Leo Y Haure
Berg
Bru Aiers
Erma
Pam Seal
Groceteria
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