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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1915
Page
3
A fragmentary newspaper page lists varied items from a magazine section, city notices, club meetings, and local ads. Entries mention coal companies, a study club, religious relief efforts, ward meetings, a legal matter, a dance fundraiser, and a forthcoming public notice alongside garbled addresses and broken names.
A garbled OCR segment lists real estate and mortgage mentions, court or estate references, a Kennedy estate notice, and scattered social notices. It references Richard Kennedy deceased, an order to restrain real salutes, and various civic items such as appointments, departures, social events, hotel ads, and a Salt Lake Route official, with multiple names and addresses interwoven in a single fragment.
A local Yeomen installation is planned with a march and ceremony in BulFess on Voumnary. Howell will preside with a reception and university involvement announced for the event.
The Fourth Ward hosts an evening of entertainment featuring Marge Cree and a lineup including Mrs Laine Se, Mr Willis, Mr Joseph W Naas, and Mr Ora Griffin. A choir, soloists, and a dramatic skit are planned under the direction of Wittinus Moree with proceeds aiding local causes.
Community church led by Rev. Aalmekhan and Mrs Almtierman served a full breakfast to dozens of unemployed men. Police Sgt Anderson distributed tickets, some men received meals, others were turned away. Volunteers and local residents contributed coffee, donuts, and bowls of soup while song groups performed during the event highlighting need amid broader employment concerns.
In the morning at 42:40 a.m. St Joseph’s Catholic Church presents a program of specially prepared music. The choir, directed by Mr Sanderson, features the city’s best vocalists and is accompanied by organ and instruments in a concert-like recital.
Report of the 16th reunion held in the Second War Hall with attendees including ward residents and officers. The evening featured a program led by Joseph Reryllan, music by national figures, and readings by Miss Biale Sten Teat and Mrs McQuartle, concluding with a benediction and acknowledgments.
New York and other ports report a Cunarder sailing amid confusion and unclear figures. The article notes figures in pounds and dates, with remarks on timing and potential routes.
Members of Modern Woodmen of America are summoned to meet at the home of departed neighbor GF Jonsen, 266 28th Street, at 22 o clock Sunday. The gathering will honor the deceased with an informal service followed by a ward meeting.
A recent First Presbyterian Church social offered an executive reception and program of scenes and dramatic readings by Aldridge and Pardoe, followed by a sociable hour. The event included a congregational supper, charitable efforts, and performances from Mrs Pardoe and Mr Aldridge, with music and readings drawing a large, appreciative audience.
A fragmented report describes a local effort to feed hungry residents next Wednesday afternoon from 4 to 3. It mentions women of a group caring for residents, private homes opened for the purpose, and volunteers seeking support to fund meals and shelter for those in need.
Ogden High faced Coalville in a fast football contest with early momentum. Key players Calderwand and Rees starred for Coalville while Ogden responded with steady drives and a strong defense.
The Sixth Ward will host a Foreign Saints program featuring missionary speakers from England Germany and Holland tomorrow. Special music accompanies talks on the subject with a collection planned for the Lake region. Similar services are planned in other city wards.
A Fortitude lecture by Mrs. Farnsworth will explore fearlessness in life. The event at the Guild Natifle, Church of the Odd Shepherd, starts 7 30 p.m. with a special recital group preparing a staged poem.
Bethel Union meets Wednesday at the hall of Hire We B48 Seventeenth Street. A program announced includes a reader’s letter, a social hour, and articles by members. The Indies discuss prohibition views after which social hour is served. Arbyt Samoile Machermid and James Ob McBermids perform a recital with local choir. Helen Orr and other city members attend.
A garbled notice describes Amerkind musician Mrs MacDer as a noted dramatic performer. It notes Siby Gamma before marriage setting a record at a concert and praises Mr MacDer as a prominent composer and organist. The event program was founded today by Director JobGpr Ballantyne of the Taber Tracie choir.
A lively event titled a character ball drew many attendees in the Baventh ward. The Seva Jowea orchestra provided music while attendees showcased costumes. A highlight was a display of the latest attire, with a program of twenty one dances including polka, waltz, and two step. The Third Ward hall featured festive red, white, and blue decor and Crawford’s orchestra performed.
The stakes convention of Weber, North Weber and Ogden Shake Shades school officers and teachers will convene at the Tabernacle with sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Morning sessions include instruction for ward leaders and teachers, while the afternoon program features the Ogden Tabernacle Choir performing a specially prepared foray of pieces.
The Osservatore Romano defends neutrality after a Belgian Catholic paper accused it of supporting a "campaign" against the Papacy. It says it publishes official communications from both sides and notes Belgian papers mischaracterized dispatches about the arrest of Carl Mercier.
Mutuals arrange a joint meeting at Totorrm in via Bleeting house the Y MM LA with one session and a preliminaries to follow. Prof B A Ral will present The Littis Dream by Datuworthy Wi Be discussed. Old members and junior ladies department will participate with readings and lectures.
A garbled 19th century court entry reports plaintiff claiming $1403.35 against multiple defendants including Fesenh Mciean and Henry Keller in a case linked to a tonnage and ware fare dispute. The text references a Mackay victory and notes a period from February 16 to August in 1834.
Garbled OCR shows mixed characters and incomplete phrases about a contract and theft device. No clear people, places, organizations, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
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