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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
3
The Sixth Ward social at the amusement hall on Madison and Twenty third promises an ice cream social, with Cleland and Cleland among exhibitors. Other items note a prisoner's release, water tax payments, and a range of local notices from contractors to new marriages and legal actions.
Confirmation of Ogden branch directors for the War Camp Community Service was received. The group plans hospitality for veterans, with local clubs and orders backing the effort. A garden party at the David Eccles residence aims to raise support and encourage fellowship among returned service members and the Women of the American Patriots.
Rose Oscar Rose Jr died Sunday in Salt Lake City after an operation for stomach trouble. He was the son of Oscar and Jane Snider Rose and a well known figure in Ogden. Born June 10 1877 in Richfield Utah, he leaves a widow Hinda Larsen Rose and five children, plus his mother and many siblings in Utah and California. The funeral arrangements list Lindquist funeral chapel, home viewings, and services at 10:30 a.m. with Bishop G E Browning presiding. interment at City Cemetery.
Matthew Hatwell of 2830 Lincoln, a member of the 115th Engineers, recalls his homecoming and outlines an armistice era ambivalence. He notes American offensives were being planned but not yet launched, while German responses remained uncertain. He mentions chemical agents and masks as potential wartime tools under consideration.
LeRoy Wright of 11 Maxds tle Waters, quartermaster in the navy, returns home after six months of service ending January 9, 1918. He served aboard a submarine service vessel during World War I and was stationed near Vicksburg.
Real estate transfers listed include William S N McEtture and wife selling part of Lot 3 Block Dh plat g1a7s to Walker Jr. James D B Hepking and wife to Win le. Wilthim 2 Skeen and wife to Olan park southwest quarter townshin north ranges west. Westcott and wife to John 1 J part of Lot 10 Block 3d plate 2 000. Sarah J Wheelwrigny to Geerde spa part of fot ShStock 7 plat Ui 3300. Caryte a1.
Death notices describe a Mill area service held Saturday at 2 pm at the Thirteenth Ward Meeting House with Bishop J Howard Jenking presiding. Speakers included Marion Jenkins and Joseph Mar. Music featured selections such as Time of Roses Om a Pilgrim Rock of Ages and Beautiful Star of Somewhere. Interment followed with Wool jive of the World members assisting.
Sennett brings Hearts and Flowers to Ulan Theatre promising a playful beach football scene with beauties and Sennett’s signature humor. The Paramount Mack Sennett production features his comedians, female leads, and comic animals in a lively spectacle likely to delight fans of vaudeville style farce.
A Stan fard piece on the Knights of Columbus Sunday Program incorrectly claimed the union backed senators King over the Smith-Towner educational bill. It should have noted opposition to the bill, which critics say would threaten private schools by centralizing control in a Washington cabinet department. The report also misidentified Monsignor Cushnahan’s hospital status, noting he is recovering from illness in the Yonemita valley rather than a specific hospital.
An irrigation canal owned by Fare West Treigetion Company will be improved due to heavy water use from poor construction. Drainage expert Ge aercetts will oversee changes, announced by Wo P Thaman, agricultural agent of Weber County farm. The drainage plan aims to correct existing flaws and prevent further waste.
The All Fraternal gathering at Lagoon tomorrow features opening chords by Little Folks and an address by Hon. Thomas Mason Howell on the Fraternal spirit. Activities include races, swimming, rowing, a Battle of canoes, tug of war, and a noon lunch honoring disabled veterans. Evening program lists Stars and Stripes Forever, musical solos, and attendance by fraternal leaders.
Protest over resurfacing Riverdale Meanant View and Ogden canyon segments prompts a Salt Lake conference with the State Road Commission. Ogden merchants and local clubs push for a permanent concrete road, while opponents cite higher costs and safety concerns with a bituminous base.
A Trades and Labor Assembly meeting last night did not reach a decision on lavoc's mayoral candidate. H. W. Becker of Stand bur and J. J. Wheeler are among others considered as available material, amid a division of sentiment. Mr. Heckete organized most up town labor unions and is seen as a sincere worker for union welfare. Wheeler is connected with inland groups.
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