Ogden News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Notices
Miscellaneous Ogden items include a marriage announced Monday in Sell Leake ty Eddis Martin, local obstetrics and families. A boy named Lumbo, son of Mr and Mrs S Millar, was discharged from hospital after a childhood accident. Alva L Beancroft will speak on the Word of Wisdom at the Second ward chapel. Chiropractor Sterry Eckardt and his wife returned to Ogden from Hammond. Photographer ad comes from a local studio. A Miss Mollry Higginson of Ogden is chosen as speaker for the Mutual Improvement conference in Salt Lake City Tabernacle titled What the Mute have done for Me. A city attorney queries to verify work done for Ogden by J Forbes during two years.
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Mina Mollry Higginson
Ogden
Kivny
Mutual Improvement Association
Salt Lake ‘Tabernacle
Miss Higginnon
Forbes
Lly
Netaly
Ogdenelly
S. Hearden
J. Rear
Tadee AL EL
Jean Wutonth
Cwstody
Dibblee
Naveatoy
Cingpany
L.cura
Elka
Iis
Cipdlen
Pat Jouala
Ogden probate petition and assorted court notices
A probate petition for letters of administration was filed in the district court for Hosa P. Williams. Various civil matters appear including hearings for drunkenness, divorce actions, alimony and custody, and an order to show cause in suits against Western Atta Accessories and others. Public notices cover a memorial event, a charity election, and upcoming court dates plus local business ads.
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Williams
Mary Willame
District Court
Tha Taynto
Hosa P. Williams
Ogden
Suce
Doln F. White
Ogden Rotarians Plan Wild West Show Stadium Move
Ogden Rotary club plans a three day Wild West show moving from Ogden to Salt Lake City as a key international Rotary event. about 200 riders and horses plus Indians to perform. organizers expect $10,000 pre spend and $2,000 in prizes, with contingents from Idaho Oregon and Wyoming.
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Rotarians
Ogden
Jon
Cheyenne
Staa
Ogden Rotary Club
Stu Far Prounda
Salt Lake Tits
Hall Lake
Inter Kyoniain
Salt Lake City
Ogden Rotarians
United Shites
Ska Park
Bern
Clenwood Park
Salt Lake
Motoru Club
Util i, Ik
Rotary Club of
Pendteton
Pocatatle
Baker City
Remains of Mrs Lily Joyce Interred in Ogden Cemetery
The funeral for Mrs Lily C Joyce wife of Wade H Joyce was held at 2:16 pm in Ogden Cemetery with Counsellor T 2 Nrawn presiding. Speakers praised her life and faith while family and friends received comforting words. Josephine Shorten sang Sometimes We'll Understand as the grave was dedicated by C F A Lantgiat. Mrs Joyce, a longtime Ogden and Weber County resident, died in Salt Lake City of smallpox, survived by her husband and two sons. Funeral plans for Mildret Sully were noted with services to be announced after relatives arrive from ColIndo. Ricci Muse Ricci, 26, will be buried Thursday at St Joseph Catholic church with services at 226 p.m. Funeral arrangements indicate local civic involvement and burial details.
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Lily Clweg Joyce
Wade H. Joyce
Ogden Cley
T. 2
Nrawn
Mahfurat James Ward
John McQuerrie
W. 1. Montgomery
W. A. ‘Taylor
Varley
PC Taylor
Josephine Shorten
C.F. A. Lantgiat
Lily C. Joyce
Ogden
Weber County
Salt Lake City
Joseph
Hannah Lea Chuge
Joyce
Sully
Mildret
Faraby
Backavlle Avenue
Harrisville
Felix
Leona
Melba
Perdinind
Sidqaist
Colindo
Aled
Sidewalk Districts 148 and 150 Established
Sidewalk Districts Nos 148 and 150 were officially declared established by the city commission after the city recorder reported. Work on the districts is to commence in a fixed time with deadlines noted in public publications.
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Silden Aiserigis
Marnitas Bs Herity ‘Commission
Etty
Local Games Commissioner to Visit Ogden for Friday Sports Event
State Game and Fish Commissioner RC Siddeway will visit Ogden on Friday to meet with the local sports group at the courthouse. He will tour fishing sites and observe preparations for a planned charity event, with escorts and scheduled appearances by organization members.
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Siddeway
Ita Weber jRod
Belne Ayress
Court House
Sifyway
Ogden
Damage in Ogden Canyon Flak Runway Prompting Plea
Anglers claim the runway at Utah Power and Light dam in Ogden Canyon is in poor condition endangering downstream travelers. They urge the company owners to restore the structure to a safe state to prevent potential losses and hazards on the river.
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Signer Siddoway
Yergard
Utah Power & Light Company
Ogden Canyon
Minty
Pat Lierin
Forfeits Bail As Bench Warrant Issued In City Case
Joby Doc was arrested by local police for an unspecified offense, jailed briefly, and released on a $50 bail. He failed to appear as required, his bail was forfeited, and a bench warrant was issued for his appearance in court tomorrow morning. The arresting officer described the subject as a resident of a metropolitan city and noted attempted cooperation with officers.
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Mullire
Dudge
A.B. Pratt
Matto
Namoy
Charles M. Ramey
Joby Doc
Ball Manos
Run
Doe
Mla
New Water Main Construction in District 129
Notice announces laying of a new water main in District 129 to avoid repeated digging in streets. It mentions additional six inch valves and a court hearing in Weber County Utah on June 4, 1849, for guardianship of minor children.
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Cat City
Josey Tracy
Alma Weraderfer
Montay
Oxden City
Weber County
Tesh
Fan Vile
Wilford Feltz
Netile Feliz
Alma Werederter
Toby Feltz
A. E. Pratt
Cullen City
Utah
Rev Parsons to Speak in Congregational Church
Dr James Parsons D D national superintendent of the Society for the Friendless arrives in Ogden to discuss prison reform at a noon Rotary Club address and a 8 o clock Union church meeting. He has led prison reform efforts for a decade and spoken before the American Prison Association with global expertise on prisoner care.
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James Parsons
Society For the Friendless
Utah
Parsons
American Prison Association of
United States
Prisoners’ Aid Association
Stort
Ogden
Ogden Social Notices and Coastbound Trips
A social roundup from Ogden notes visits by Mrs Abe Wolf of the capteinary and Mrs Tray Palmer, with Mrs C H Smith hosting a rose tea for Baptist church ladies at 2543 Madison Ave. Genteel gatherings include plans to travel California and Yosemite with C G Greenwell leaving for business and friends, while N F L Spencer and Dora Fency Jett head toward the Pacific coast and the northwest for visits and tours.
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C. H.smith
Madison Avenue
Nf F L. Spencer
Dora Fency
Ogden
Nevada
Micy
Yosemite Valley
Northwest
Myra. Spency
Tracy
Ogden Youth Returns From Naval Service
J Moore Kingsford, youngest son of Mr and Mrs Kingsford, recently returned home after completing service in the U.S. Navy. High school friends and local well-wishers gathered to greet him upon his return Monday evening.
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J. Moore Kingsford
Knw
Inck
Miam
M. Kingsford
Troops Leaving Russia for Home as U S Forces Return
A fragmentary report notes American troops who have served in northern Russia begin sailing home to join the United States. It identifies the contingent as the first U.S. troops pulled from the area, signaling a shift in operations and redeployment.
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Archangel
Turaday
Junea
Society items note Beverly Gante visiting Ogden
Mrs. Gante and her daughter Beverly visit Ogden as guests of Mr and Mrs El Adberta The party plans to tour and enjoy city attractions while awaiting further travel plans during spring break.
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Phin Ad
Gante
Mate Lovely Laby
Beverly
Ogden Ag
Mira
Canta Paren
Adberta Anuher
Winfield Scott
Falifornia
Kingsford Receives Naval Reserve Commission
In a textured notice from Uncle Lang's service home at Are Island the story notes Mr Kingsford among applicants selected for naval reserve officers training. He recently passed final exams, earned his commission, and is released from service to resume clerical duties in Superintendent Campbell's office.
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Ing
Atare Island
Uncle Lang
U. S
Kingsford
Naval Reserve
Campbell
Small Wreck in Railroad Yards Near Unie Depot
At 12 10 this morning three cars of train No 31 Oregon Short Line derailed near the Unie depot corner of Twenty sixth street as the engine moved to the correct track. No one was hurt. One wheel set and another car’s wheels left the track after a mis-set switch. A wrecker was summoned for the clears.
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Unie
Oregon Short Line
Alreet
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