Caldiar Boy Pardoned After Drunken Court Appearance
Henry Brett, a 21 year old recently deemed fit for military service, faced a municipal court on a Sunday for drunkenness. The judge granted leniency due to impending service, noting Brett's conduct occurred amid national duty. A malodorous scene followed as the defendant, after a night of drinking, was escorted to the station, with the matter ending in a court-produced report and a suggestion of restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Brett
Sue
Gurser
Inc
Young Drew
Zebl Canlal Avenue
Ofeer Canflel
Laepolles
Avernoy
David L. Elive
Brete
Harker
Nine youths and teens nabbed after Salt Lake ride
Three boys and five girls were captured after a Sunday evening chase from Ogden to Farmington. The stolen Ford car belonged to P K Smith of 449 Thirty-first Street and was found with all nine youths in the vehicle. The boys were jailed overnight. the girls released. Earl Spano, 17, allegedly drove the car and picked up two others as the group rode toward Glenwood. Spano was turned over to the juvenile court. Cox and Bain faced a normality trial in municipal court with bail set at 5, then doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Rglon
Ford
P. K. Smith
Thirty-first Street
Hadron Avenur
Alhambra
Poller
Mr. Smith
Sory
Dick Ainted
Mr. Snitch
Salt Lake
Ferrington
Enrl Spano
George E Bain
Patterton Avenue
Dunn Cox
Glenwoodek
Tnen
Farmington
Spain
Juve Aie
Cox
Bain
George
Bare Ker
Barker
Tie
Warant
Young Ogden Electric worker faces traffic charge after rain crash
A young man employed by Ogden Electric was charged with violating traffic rules after a collision near the former Highth Street and Washing ine. He claimed cautious driving but said rain on his windshield hindered visibility. He received a lenient lecture on road safety and a suspended fine.
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Dobn Priguson
Thg Ogden Electric
Wim
Highth Street
Card of Thanks for Aid in Our Loss
The Sowerby family thanks all who assisted during our sad loss, especially Reverend in Browning for services in recovering the body. Gratitude to the Bishopric of Ward, speakers, soloists, and Macklin assisted with automobiles for the floral tribute. May God bless the helpers in our hour of need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sur Relehbor
Browning
Ward
Macklin
Thomas Sowerby
Amily
Man From Camp Lewis Desires Army Quit
Pedro Lara, a non English-speaking Mexican at Camp Lewis, asks to quit his government job. Inducted after a troubled past, he initially resisted drilling and failed to grasp commands. After an intervention, he is now reportedly assigned to a new job but still cannot quit.
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Pedro Lara
Manana
Camp Lewis
Pytro
A. T. Jeneon
Thatevadera
Pedra
Pero
Ogden
Lew
Dell Masters
Canin
Pedro
District Board Reclassifies Ogden Registrants
The district board reviewed four Ogden registrants and reclassified Edward Rugene Carr to Class 2-A, George A. Hoon to Class 2, Arthur P. Porter to Class LA, and Dora Kay Walker to Class I-A. Harry I. Ryan and others were found fit after examination. Thomas B. Richardson was rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wibtlet Board
Fair Ogden
Edward Rugene Carr
George A. Hoon
Arthur P. Porter
Dora Kay Walker
Elasard
Harry I. Ryan
Janem
Faulkner
James Hacnid
Failinger
Adelbert C. Drown
William I. Bayle
Willan Buschiest
Thomas 8
Richardson
Minister Joins Navy Chaplaincy From Utah Power Office
J Wells of Ogden, superintendent at Utah Power and Light, has joined the Navy as a chaplain after years as a Christian Church minister in Colorado and Missouri. He was sent to Salt Lake Sunday by Ogden recruiting officers, with his wife and children moving to Girardeau Missouri, his former family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 2. Wells
Ates
Ogden
Utah Power & Lebl Companys
Salt Lake
Mynoy Meibos
Wells
Ln Christian Church
Colorado
Missouri
Oonden
Comepany
Navy
Ripley Takes Place Vacated by H L Bell
F E Ripley takes over duties formerly held by H J Bell assistant superintendent of the Union Pacific. Bell was recently appointed acting superintendent of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company. Ripley, formerly yard master at Evanston, will assume charge as train master of the Fight and Main districts in the western division.
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H. J. Bell
Union Pacific
Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company
F. E. Ripley
Evanston
Poe
Ripley
Fighth and
Union Pacifc
Several Ogden Registrants Accepted for U S Military Service
Andrew Fred Jensen of Ogden has been accepted for the U S Marines. Floyd A Knight is accepted for the Navy. Jerome J Wantz, recently inducted at Cap Funston, Kan, accepted for service. Keller of Hingham passed for general military service. Diabolie listed as an Ogden city registrant.
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Andrew Fred Jensen
Ogdendrat
United States
Marines
Secorching
San Francisco
Floyd A. Knight
Navy
Jerome J. Wantz
Cap
Washington room hunting in Washington No Place for Man From West
A late war era letter from Thomas Rees describes his shift from army to navy service in Washington D C He paints a bustling city scene with soldiers roaming streets and the new rail of room seeking for servicemen The piece contrasts modern comfortable Western homes with Washingtons crowded cramped quarters and high rents indicating the strain of housing for uniformed men and the varying quality of available rooms
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Washington, D. G
Ins
Ha Standard
Thomas Rees
Formeny
Ogden
Brai-elass
Navy
Rees
Germany
Washington
Standard
Quartermaster Corps
Army
Chief of Naval Operations
America
Diana
War Department
Washington Avenue
National Central
Wnolform
Loced
Rayman
Ini
Vialtor Ko
Sach
Light Brigade
Eleen Hundred
Room Brigade
Fragmentary prompt yields distant wild west nostalgia
A fragment references Westerner awaiting a return to the "wild west" era and a modern tawesa, hinting at nostalgia for frontier life and future revival. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, places, or events to anchor a fuller summary.
Special Meeting Called by Unity Lodge No. 18 F&A Masonic
Unity Lodge No. 18 F&A Masons announce a special meeting on Tuesday evening July 6 at 7:30 p.m. for conferring the EB A ua Bree and to meet Capt. J. Ray Ward. Members urged to attend and participate in the described rites and greetings.
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Unity Lndue No
F&a
M. Oon
J. Ray Ward
Captain Ward Speaks to Women Patriots Meeting
Captain J Roy Ward, adjutant of the 156th artillery, addressed the Women of American Patriots at Camp Kearny. He spoke on the boys reception in Santa Ana and their visit to the town, introducing by Mrs Joseph G Felek. The meeting closed with a prayer.
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J. Roy Ward
Camp Kearny
Santa Ana
Ward
Joseph G. Felek
Funeral notices from Plain City and surrounding area
The notice compiles multiple funeral services for Taylor Julius Parley Olsen Snyder Bowerby and Sowerby across Plain City Ogden and surrounding wards. It lists dates times officiants speakers and musical selections with interments at local cemeteries and chapel viewings prior. The details include a variety of religious leaders and choir items reflecting local customs.
Wives and family mourn Ogden death and funeral notices
Wives of the railroad engineers and the men blended in a body and followed the profession to the meeting house. The Sunday school children also attended the body. Pall bearers were four friends of the deceased as well as the flower bearers. Interment was in the city cemetery. The funeral was held at Larkin chapel with Bishop Olwen officiating. The body lay in state at the chapel Wednesday morning. Interment in Ogden City Cemetery. HODGSON infant funeral services held. interment in Ogden City Cemetery. The baby died last Friday. LIEUTENANT KILLED: Lt Alexander Santos of Lathiers died at Fort Sam Houston base hospital from injuries after a fall in a airplane near Brooke Field. A cadet escaped with light injuries.
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Bernice Carver
Cerilla Palmer
Desmond Barger
Bowerby
Sostph FE
Sowerby
Mrend Mra
Choman Sowerby
Weber River
Eieventh Ward
N. A. Tanner
James H. Riley
Calvin M. Stuart
M. Charnex Wood
Rishon Tanner
Soba Nicholas
A. Olwen
Ln State
Ogden City Cemetery
Hodgson
A. Modgson
Ogden City
San Antonio
Tex
Alexander Santos
Lalthers
Fort Sam Mauston
Brooke’ Field
Rakrolo Kay Promoted to First Lieutenant in Army
The notice confirms Rakrolo Kay has been made a first lieutenant and that Willard Kay and wife received word of the promotion. The report notes the aviation signal corps and references Willard Kay Jr receiving a commission with the medical corps in the Second Bun era, reflecting wartime service recognition.
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Rarolo Kay
Ward
Willard Kay
Alyn
Washington
Willard Kay Jr
Mexican Draft Delinquent Taken Toward Fort Douglas
Mexican draft delinquent Frank Guiterres will be taken to Fort Douglas by Detective A J Jensen after apprehension in the city jail where an examination showed he had not completed his national service with the focal arate board. Another Mexican, who had been recaptured weeks earlier, has been accepted at Camp Lewis for general service, according to word relayed to Ogden.
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Washington
Europe
Clerkle Mehta
Alwaya
Che
Chevy Chase
Aiea
Frank Guiterres
Art Douglan Touny
A. J. Jensen
Henns
Jall
Weekend Theatre Schedule with Multiple Comedies and Plays
A fragmented four day to five day schedule lists several productions at Lyceum and OGDEAM venues. Notable titles include Bio arold Llayit comedy and wae on Wednesday, Parons Wad's Knock out on Thursday, and The Law's Outlaw Path. Also shows Fur niture Movers and The Pugh tyes among others with actors including Roy Stewart and Christie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdeam
Isawagel Itlekman
Bioarold Llayit
Wae
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First National Bank
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West
Atroos
Steen
Hell
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Oscar F. Snyder
Low
M. Stevens
Blackfont
Idaho
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Mother Nubbard
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FT. Douglas
Lyceam
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Law
Path
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Erker Ot Pally
Pathe Woolly
Fata
Furniture Movera
Badie Peo
Freda Nova
Woman I
Roy Stewart
Pethe
Frilay
Rey Seauta
Cy Fearce
Leo TA
Hert
Uncle Sam
Narger ¥ Wilson
Mack
Walter S
Biddle
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