Former Ogden Young Woman Dies in Wyoming
Mrs. E. Megenth formerly Mies Mignon Manny of Ogden, recently a Mountain View Wyoming resident, died January 16 after a 30 day illness from influenza. She leaves husband, two children aged two and eight months, father Mark Manley in Downey Idaho, mother in Ogden, and two brothers in Ogden. She was 26 and well known locally and in Mountain View.
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E. ¥. Megenth
Mies’ Mignon Manny
Mountain Vie
Wyoming
Megenth
Mountain View
Ogden T
Myron
Elaine
Mark Manley
Downey
Idaho
Ogden
Adams Arepus
James
19Th Field Artillery
Army of Occupation
Luxemburg
Agen
Megeath
Ogden High School Opens Season With Basketball Game
Ogden high school begins its regular basketball season this evening with a game between the AHuman team and the regular school squad in the school auditorium at eight o clock. Admission is free and both parents and faculty are invited. The lineup will include Bil Glusmann, Toor My Williams, Clark, Falck, Roger Conger, and Clara Williams in Carmen of the Klondike and a Lyon Moran Comedy at the Cozy on today, tomorrow and Friday.
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Ogden High School
Ahumans
Thal
Alurom
Piers
Bil Glusmann
Toor My Willams
Bk. Clark
Feck Falck
Roger Conger
Clara Williams
Fires Cause Little Damage at Two Homes
Fire departments were called to two incidents with minimal damage. At 42:57 p.m. firefighters responded to Charles P. Carlacn at 2252 Adams Avenue to extinguish a blaze on the roof caused by chimney sparks, burning a small link way but leaving no major harm. A second fire near Geo. Culver at 135 Twenty-sixth Street started at 2:44 p.m. yesterday with only a slight hole in use radi, and no further damage.
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Charles P. Carlacn
Adams Avenue
Hiano
Geo. Culver
Twenty-sixth Street
Girl Bell Hops To Be Replaced In All Hotels
Chicago January 22 4 movement to replace girl bell hops in hotels amid war labor shortage begun by A T L Moore national secretary of the Gideony Acting on a resolution adopted at a meeting of the executive committee he addressed a letter to American Hotel Men's Protective association urging that the girls be released from these positions saying the need for intensive use of female help has passed and they face improper moral influences.
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Chicago
A. T. 1. Moore
The
Gideony
Moore
Directors of University Club to Elect Their President
The board of directors of the University Club will meet at Toots on Friday night to elect a president for 1933. President John Culley praised members for their wartime effort and noted returning servicemen should boost club activity and community engagement.
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University Club
Toots
John Culley
Lark 6 to Be Heard January 31 Lecture
Superintendent Henry Johnson announces that Professor S Hi Clark of the University of Chicago will deliver a lecture on January 31 under the Enforce Peace league auspices. Arrangements for the Ogden event are being handled by the Ogden University Glob officers.
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Henry Xe. Johnson
S. Hi. Clark
University of Chicago
Ogden Autiencen
Ely
League
Ogden. University
Paisine Funds for Relief of the Distressed
The women's and business men committees actively cover residential and homestead quarters this week behind the Armentag and Syria Relief Fund. Chairman C. H. Barton expresses confidence that Ogden and Weber counties will raise the $15,000 target. Promising reports arrive from many districts, and Barton expects strong business-area support.
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Armentag and Syria Relief Fund
C. H. Barton
Ogden
Weber County
Thn Couity
Baye
Barton
Ambulances for the Wounded Men Arrive in Ogden
A train from the east carried 20 wounded servicemen to Ogden en route to Fort Douglas Hospital Salt Lake City. Four require ambulances, sixteen travel by carriage due to injuries. Red Cross workers served refreshments on the train. ship surgeon accompanied the group from France and four attendants joined them.
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Ogden Thaa
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Hed Cross
Chatee
France
Baker Orders Release Of 110 War Objectors
Secretary Baker ordered the release of 110 conscientious objectors from Leavenworth. Two groups are affected: 30 approved for furlough and 60 found athcets by anatomy examiners, with some to have furloughs if examined earlier. The policy aims to redirect efforts to civilian labor rather than unpaid subsistence. The order excludes those deemed insincere by the board of inquiry.
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Washington
Naker
Leavenworth
Uly
Ocen
Board of Inquiry
Justin Mark
Icles Uipse
Board of
Inmary
Mali
Baker
Theischargea
Plac
War Department
Nod
Sugar Campaign Nearing Close At Ogden Factory
Amalgamated Sugar will close its West Ogden plant for the season after a successful run. F. Young, assistant secretary treasurer, says Ogden output exceeded last year with some excess sent to Northam factories. Other plants at Lagan Smitailel Diigham and Lewiston remain busy and will not cease for two weeks. Total sugar produced will total about 150000 pounds.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company
West Ogden
F. 3. Young
Ogden
Northam
Lagan
Smitailel
Diigham
Lewiston
Young
Utah Visit Advances National Pharmacy Exam Standardization
John Culley of Oxden and H C Christensen of Chicago briefed Utah state board of pharmacy on standardizing exams nationwide. They plan further talks in San Francisco with California board to promote uniform exam levels and to encourage California to join the National Association of Boards of Pharmacy.
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John Culley
Oxden
Aid H.C. Christensen
Chicago
National Association Boards of Pharmacy
Salt Lake
State Board of Pharmacy
National Association
United States
Christensen
State Board
Utah
Colley
San Francisco
State Board of Pharmacy of
California
California State Board
Alr
Culley
Swift Company Methods Probed
Examinations of Thomas B. Logan, Swift & Co. representative, and others, continued before the Senate Agricultural Committee on lobbying relations with congressmen and officials. Logan testified about social functions, European trips, and payments, while panelists debated the scope of inquiry into packers and government ties.
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Washteston
Thoms B. Loxan
Washings
Swift & Co
Senate Agricultural Committee
Logan
Hurley
Tas Rhinping
Callgreas
Senator Kenyon
Lawa
Moon
Yallay
Texas
Dalley
Norris
Nebraska
Tunwilty
Senator Norris
Bailey
Europe
Herter
Cudahy & Co
Thomas Creigh
Francis J. Heney
Money
Packere
Farmie¢Ra
Witiects
Tommity
Washington
Wilson
Henry Veeder
Swift
Senatoy Kenyon
Wevar
Tamulty
Hucley
Probate and guardians notices from Ogden Utah 1919
Multiple probate notices set for hearings before judges A W Agee and A E Pratt on February 3 1919 in Ogden City Weber County Utah. Petitions seek Letters of Administration for estates including Crowley ceased Elisalde Berman Etehart William Harbert Pierre Irigatay and Oregon Ritter with clerks and deputies listed. Creditors must file claims by March 20 1919.
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James Crowley
Storey
Florence Shafer
Reputy
Cherie
BOYD
Davin, Eccles & Stine
Peter Elisalde
H. Cestagorta
A. E. Pratt
Esid Court
Ogden City
Weber County
Utah
Therrot
J. B. Storey
Ty Florence Shafer
Berman] Etehart
John Etehart
Arnaud Etehart
H. Cenlagorta
A.W. Agee
Mobiay
Wal Court
Ogfien City
J. E. Stohey
Ty Florynce Shafer
William Ms. Harbertsonull
Cora Ii
Starbayison
Horace H. Thompson
County Court
Tah
J. G. Storey
Florence Suafer
Mary Joy Harbertson
Norra Jeone Harbertson
Mnmotter
Florence Shaper
Chez & Barker, Eeq
Orneys
Pierre Irigatay
Silvanio Garduselay
Joseph Irigaray
A. B. Pratt
Knes
Roont
Bald Court
J. E. Storey
Oregon C. Ritter
HW. B. Stallings
A. W. Ages
Wilcegs
Ty Florence Surfer
Boyd. Dervine, Eccles & Stine
New York Central Stockholders in Annual Session
Albany N Y Jan 22 At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the New York Central railroad today the following directors were elected William K Vanderbilt Chauncey M Depew Frederick W Vanderbilt Decree F Baker William Rockefelles William K Vanderbilt Jr Harold Vanderbilt Orden Birla Edward Harkness Charles De Seger Saraue
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Albany
N.Y
New York Central Railroad
William K. Vanderbilt
Chauncey M. Depew
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
F. Baker
William Rockefelles
Harold & Vanderbilt
Orden Birla
Edward 8. Harkness
Charles de Seger
Saraue
Revolutions in Portugal and Mining Losses Noted
The report notes 1,503,090 shares represented of 2,408,243 with foreign proxies prominent at the meeting. It is announced 20,000 shares are now outside the United States in the Chamber of Mines. A halt to recruiting native workers in the mines is described. Seventeen companies representing 27 percent of the mining industry reported a November loss of 323,081 dollars. Washington, Jan. 22. The Portugal monarchy restoration movement is described as a ceaseless effort, with leaders jailed after the initial outbreak a few days earlier. Read the Classified Ads.
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Chamber DE Mints
Washington
Portugal
State Department
Tte
Luenza Epidemic Hits Johannesburg Mines Production
An announcement states that the influenza epidemic is seriously affecting mine production in the district. The outbreak disrupts operations and labor availability, signaling economic impact on the Johannesburg area and surrounding mines.
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Johannesburg
Die
Luenza
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H. Lark
Paisine
SUGAR
Dan Culley
Swift Company
Senate
Reas
Farence
G Horn, Esq
Petitioner
G. Hon
Toger
Chez & Baker
Esa
P. Dobbs, Esq
Pettitioner
Joho Déstelet
Weher
James M, Shaw
Shaw
Chea & Barker
First National Bank
Osten
A- D
Verahh, Shaw
Tames M. Shaw
Chez & Darker
Ark
Woyten
Ww. C
Howe
Hulton
Inca
Washington Avenue
Last
Thomas
Urday
New York Central Stockholders
Schwab
Taft
War Labor Board
Willian H. Taft
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