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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1918
Page
3
Members of the Royal Neighbors of ntortyn hold a business meeting at Lie Odd Petlowe hill donent to elect officers and plan a Racalarzston event. A full membership attendance is expected.
Ogden reports two items: George Beck graduates from the U S School of Military Aeronautics at Berkeley and heads to San Diego for flying duty, aiming to become a commissioned aviator with the Air Corps. Separately, George Wilgon, bootlegging suspect, is arrested by local officers and set for arraignment. passenger agent C W Pall touring Ogden with DORICH route duties.
John B. Curley and James AiNs depart Ogden for aviation service in Sno Deke Can where they will attend ground school and receive training in aircraft handling and upkeep before being sent to Pensacola. The program seeks machinists carpenters and engine repairmen with a quick path to duty, enrolling 18 to 63 year olds and noting a potential 80,000 more men needed for naval service after examinations.
Bryant Washburn stars in The Fibbers at the Cozy cinema today and tomorrow, delivering comic misadventure with a light mockery of vaudeville styles. William Dun appears in Vengeance and the Woman screening alongside for a double feature with Saturday showings.
A chaotic morning in the municipal court saw Judge Barker abruptly adjourn the session to rebuke tardiness among city officers and staff. He warned delays affect many cases and postponed all docketed matters to Tuesday morning pending readiness of the city attorney.
SUTCASE turned, inspected by deputy, contents searched for contraband after arrival from Evinston last Sunday. Ai Bird protested, claiming violation of rights as suitcase was rummaged and pictures damaged. he called for legal action and a formal inquiry into the incident to protect personal rights.
Christian Derweri, son of Weeder Bowers, killed a large stray shepherd near his family home one mile south of Wanatch Canning plant yesterday at about 1 99 o clock. George Shorten, city sanitary commissioner, examined the carcass for a full report. The dog showed rabies symptoms. by the time officials arrived the creature was dead.
In a taut entertaining display Bryant Washburn leads a tense comedy drama titled Vengeance and the Woman with William Duncan and Carol Holloway at the Cozy Theater tonight and tomorrow. The program promises brisk pacing and lively performances from a strong cast.
Ernest Winkter and Maark Anderson of the United States forestry service embark on a lecture tour through Wienemucca Hiko and Wells Ney to discuss best practices in grazing land cooperation administration and management. Monser Ey Fenn joins from Bale mon City after a lecturing trip and discusses new boundaries with local officials.
The supreme court today set aside federal decrees denying the Knights of Pythias the right to increase assessments on endowment class insurance under amended lay laws. In Utah, federal court decrees related to government mineral reservations were also set aside in actions involving Utah and Carbo county.
Public roads officials from the Yellowstone district and Linford arrived Sunday afternoon to study road plans on the Wath River. A conference with the local forestry service is set for several days. Mr Binford and Mr Geoghaidt were noted to remain through winter in the area near Midiaa St. Georges road.
Obituaries from North Ogden and Ogden detail the deaths of Misa Dor tha Purebe, a former Ogden girl who died in Oakland California, with her body to be brought back for burial. Eugene Tasturals held a service at Larkin Sons Chapel led by Bishop Nawson, with a musical program. Joseph S. Tharker and B A. Larkle spoke. interment at Ogden City cemetery. Staley, a longtime North Ogden resident, died at home after a life mayor, elder in the Mornin church, with survivors including wife Sarah A. Bladgett Staley and many children and grandchildren. Mrs Jamal Cook died at 67, wife of pioneer Bishop David took, burial in Syracuse cemetery. service by Bishop A H Metler. Funeral notices also list viewing times and family residences in North Ogden and Weber counties. A distant note reports Secretary Baker praising the vast American railroad system supporting army efforts in France.
Chief Browning delivered an address at the Third Ward meeting detailing causes leading to the present war and tracing reforms to the fifteenth century. He reviewed political destinies of races, urged hard work ahead, warned against overconfidence, and expressed optimism about end of the conflict. Attendees filled the room as Chief Browning received warm compliments from the councilors.
W. C. W. Entertainment invites members to a free dance and card party at the W. C. W. Hall on Wednesday January 30 at 8:30 p m. Bring friends and attend for an evening of social activity.
Miss Thataber's Orchestra will provide music for a society ball at the New Healy hotel ball room Wednesday evening. The event promises to be pleasant with a clean program, and the orchestra is noted for quality entertainment. Daughters of Pioneers members are urged to attend upcoming company meetings on Thursday January 31 at 2 30 PM to discuss business matters. multiple company meetings are listed with host addresses and board members. Enroute to Coast travelers from Shinnston and Cheyenne visit Ogden before heading to California, accompanied by Mrs. Floyd Crouch. they are touring with Gaden and 4 A MMer. 1916 Five Hundred Club hosted by Mrs Lena Preece on Canyon Road with $100 hands and refreshments. next meeting arranged with Mrs William Shiptoy.
Mrs John Fislon was guest of honor at a birthday surprise held at her Chester Street home last Wednesday. The event featured games and chat, a luncheon, and many attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Covington, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Jonna, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fisher and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wade, Mr. and Mrs. John Wales and children, Mrs. Gwen Ogden, Miss Florence Coy Sugton, and Mr. Joe Corington. Mrs. Haten received many literary gifts.
The Carlin Nevada area community is described as patriotic with a list of Red Cross workers and supporters. It notes a committee led by Sen. C. T. Dogack, chairing efforts with Allard, Miz. Dave Kennel and Mrs. Clark as coordinators, plus contributions from K-¢ Harper and spouse and local doctors. It mentions Southern Pacific shop employees helping with proceeds and the distribution of hot dogs and coffee.
Mrs Eudey leaves her sister’s house on Twenty seventh Street for San Francisco aboard Southern Pacific No 17. Several social events were hosted in her honor by Mrs Margaret Hunter at the Hunters’ home. Her daughter Nellie Hunter and niece Tina Nelson assisted at the din ner party. Mr and Mrs Edwinley return from an eastern trip combining pleasure and business for Ogden Furniture and Carpet.
John Hughes impounded the attacking dog after it leapt at George Chandler on Twenty seventh Street Saturday afternoon. The dog, described as yellow by Sanitary Commissioner George Shorten, will stay in the pound for a few days and likely be killed once the holding period ends. Chandler sustained deep lacerations to the left hand but rabies tests were negative and no serious complications are anticipated.
Chapman joins the war effort bound for Montreal to undertake training for military service. He leaves behind three wits and two children at 2758 while feeling the pull of duty. A brother is killed and another is wounded, with eight months of trench life described in terse terms.
The district court ruled in favor of The Ogden Standard in the libel case brought by Fred W. Chant, exonerating the paper on charges of defamation. A parallel suit by William J. Lynch was ruled in favor of The Standard by the state supreme court, while other related actions remain held in abeyance awaiting higher court action.
The births listed include a boy for George F and Annie Dutton of 2% Endlon Avenue on January 24, a boy for Bryant J and Winvilred 3 Fos ness at 3071 Porter Avenue, an infant girl for Elizabeth M Wik of 2778 Park Avenue on January 2, and a baby girl for Harry Ts and untae B Bonnell on Trenly-Caird Street.
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