Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at Weber theater
Funeral services for Anne Wiggins were held at the Weber stake meetinghouse with speakers from Weber and Davis counties. The service highlighted her faith and motherhood, with musical tributes by Mary Berry and Reber Greenwell Bing. The burial was in City Cemetery and the theater opens at noon for the play Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch running to 11 pm with an orchestra in the afternoon and evening.
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Dro
Almie Wiggins
Weber
Olter
Utah
Sanmelg David Q
James Wathersgoon
Weber Stake
G. Middleton
Galy
Thay Aldo
Rates of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
Cerehy
Mary Farry
Ushler
Reber Greenwell
Isis
Three Mexicans Injured in Stabbing Affray on Twenty Fifth Street
In a late night melee at a Japanese hall on Twentyfiter street Frank Gonzalo and Joe Prado were stabbed. John Costello, a Sexttan, was held by police as the suspected wielder of the knife. Gonzales suffered a deep facial wound while Prado was struck on the head with a billiard cue. The fight reportedly began over a fervial mint ter dispute and Costello reportedly attacked the others with a knife as the confrontation moved outside. Detectives Cort Burk and Sergeant C. Blane arrested the participants.
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Frank Gonzalo
Joe Prado
Twentyfiter Street
John Costello
Gonzales
Costelti
Tostélle
Cort Burk
C. Blarne
Samuel C Powell Now Lawyer
Samuel C Powell son of Tuy Powell of 2400 Madison Avenue has been advised of success in the bar examination in Washington DC. A graduate of Ogden High School he studied at Notteamie School of Law University of Pennsylvania and Georgetown University in Washington before completing his degree. He earned several accolades from Ogden alumni for his success, noting that only about one tenth of exam takers pass.
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Samuel C. Powell
Tuy Powell
Georgetown University
Washinon
Ogden
Mixed crowd cheers at 4th Ward Choir Concert
Fragmentary notes describe cheers for Matt Galtsin amid a performance of Tippertary. The piece references various names and a chaotic scene including Mrs Rawlet-lwee and Mrs Blundersy as well as remarks about goods from India and England.
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Mixe
Matt Galtsin
Tipperary
4Th Ward
Aga
STANDARD Coal Promises Clean Burning Heating Power
Advert describes STANDARD coal as powerful healing coal that burns slowly and leaves no cinders. Claims tests show it is wonderful heating coal free from impurities. Order from your dealer, STANDARD Coal, sold by John Farr Coal Co. Phone 27.
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Standard Coal Co. Carbon Co
Utah
Aq Lawdy
Ohn Farr Coal Co
Shealy Installed as Utah Grand Master of Masons
William J. Shealy was elected Grand Master of the Utah Grand Lodge of the Free and Accepted Masons, yesterday afternoon at the grand lodge meeting in Ogden. The officers elected include Charles B. Gilger Eureka deputy grand master, Fr. Jennings Salt Lake City senior grand warden, HR McMillan Salt Lake City junior grand warden, and Richard Conely Salt Lake City treasurer. Additional officers named were TF Carvin Ogden grand chaplain Fred M. Nye Ogden senior grand deacon Wynn J. Eddy Salt Lake City junior grand deacon A T Haywood and Roy J B Carver, with various committee roles. All were installed that evening as Weber Lodge No. 6 explained the degree work. Four officers are members of Weber Lodge No. 6, highlighting the order’s strength in Ogden.
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Willian J. Shealy
Utah Grand Todré
Shealy
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Charles B. Gilgex
Eureka
Jennings
Salt Pike City
Grani
McMillan
Balt Lake City
Richard Bh. Conely
Salt Lake
The Conspiracy at Ogden Today
An unusual plot of lay attraction in the main feature at the Ogden theatre today. Jome Emerson and Lois Meredith star in a detective drama comedy based on a New York Paramount version. The production features a famed photoplay and marks the show’s ongoing metropolitan run. Tickets range from five to thirty cents.
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Ogden Theatre
Jome Emerson
Charlés Fron
New
York
Paramount Fln
Lois Meredith
Italy
Dharan
Presbyterian Entertains with Evening Program at Wheat Church
The Wheat Presbyterian church will host an all Presbyterian program this Friday evening drawing two of Ogden’s notable vocalists Hart Pardon and I. F. Aldridge. They will perform pieces from David Copperfield and The Land of Shy-hive Waters among others, with soloists and a closing chorus.
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Wheat Presbyterian
Mary
Mos
Ogden
Hart Pardon
I. F. Aldridge
Salt
City
Senegal
Peraotally
Solon
Aldridee
David Copper- Melt
Earl Pardoe Tehor Boles
Natalie
P. Aldidee Hering
Artie
T. Earl Pardar
Thane
Boss
Third Ward Society Plans First Dancing Party at Warg Hall
The Third Ward Mutual Improvement Association schedules its inaugural dancing party at Warg Hall on Friday for ward residents. Crawford’s orchestra will provide music and a formal program includes a chain of dances. A luncheon is planned for earlier that afternoon at the Ogden High School with members of the domestic science class hosting.
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Third Warg Hall
Third Ward
Crawfyrd
Furnieh
Priscesa Walter
Oldsmobile Announcement From Ogden Agents at New Quarters
Ogden residents eyeing spring car purchases are told Fell-Wright Company now operates at 2238 Washington Ave as Ogden agents for Oldsmobile. The ad touts Oldsmobile as the Aristocrat of Motordoms with high service quality, features expert mechanic Mr. Larsen as the local service man, and offers a fully equipped model at 1385 delivered.
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Fell-Wright Company
Ogden
Olds
Washington Ave
Oldsmobile
Latesén
Fell- Wright
Madge club meets at Royal Dancing Academy Friday
The Madge club will assemble at the Royal Dancing Academy on Friday for the Znuctn dancing ate with volunteer servers. The event follows the pattern of prior gatherings and Gryatrendarda is invited to join as a member.
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Neogs Club
Madge Ub
Royal Dancing Academy
Cofita Volntar
Gryatrendarda
Clah
Baptist Ladies at Conper Event Full of Games and Guests
Miss Simister hosted the Rama Tako club gathering at her Van Buren avenue home on Monday evening with cards and conversation. Salt Lake guest Miss Lilia Buset attended a luncheon hosted by her mother and other local ladies. Delighted refreshments were served as the event concluded. Also noted is the Baptist conference in Salt Lake attended by Mrs Zierockman and Mrs Freas Conbor, with church leaders urging improved methods for district work.
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Bustle Simleter
Rama Tako Club
Montay
Har Hone
van’ Buren
U. Zieroekman
Bits
Freas Conbor
Sait Laie
Pha Leedora
Paytat Chwron
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