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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
3
A cluttered Ogden page lists Woodmen Memorial pay services, a film shoot by Kanyon Komedy, sewing machine ads, a park beautification proposal, church notices and divorce actions. It notes filming near Ogden, a park lagoon plan, and several local business promotions alongside religious services and public notices.
Ensign William Hibbbs son of Mr and Mrs Ambrose Ebbs of Ogden graduated Friday June 6 from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland after completing the 1910 class with an excellent academic and athletic record. He will spend a month with his parents in Ogden before reporting to his ship the L S S New York.
Reports indicate inspectors forwarded strike findings to Burleson regarding actions by the past master general's order. The document suggests no prohibition on telephone and telegraph companies by the order and questions the alignment with employer union activities and violations.
The annual Elks parade in five indges attracted about 200 participants in two divisions. The lead divided by purple and white regalia featured officers, bands, and the Ladies' military band, with judges awarding a silver plaque to the lodge making the best appearance along a three block long route.
Weber County farmers press a resolution opposing daylight saving, arguing it harms farm timing and market deliveries. They urge U S Senators and local representatives Meys and Welling to repeal the law, noting early work start issues and diminished overtime productivity since wartime.
George Barry of Motor Track Company No 156 in Nyiten is again at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs W Barry after mustering out of service at Fort D A Russell on Thursday He has been recovering and expresses steady improvement His brother Eric Barry served in France and helped with the lighting efforts in all sectors where he was deployed in the war effort.
Obituary notices report the funeral of Mildred Sully and the death of Erle Anderson, with services and burial details at local chapels and cemeteries. Miss Katharina Greenwell’s funeral arrangements and viewing times are announced, noting residence at 214 Twenty second.
Vern Samuel Hadley 16, son of Samuel and Airs Hadley of North Ogden, died from pneumonia. Funeral Monday at 2 pm in North Ogden meetinghouse conducted by Bishop Frederick Harker. viewing at home Sunday afternoon and Monday. flowers to Larkin's by noon Monday. He was born April 27, 1904 and served as secretary of the North Ogden ward teachers' quar int. Survived by his parents and three brothers.
Real estate transfers listed includeChartes 1 McGregor to John Green and wife for 4400 and various parcels in Ogden City, Woodmansea addition, River side addition, and Mountain View addition with sums like 4400 100 1 250. Names include Ivey Jackson Bernard and Walker among others.
Governor will attend Flag Day ceremonies at Stile Indirestrict. Cadets and staff will present works from the past year in a mounted exhibition. A rapid concert is planned with a school program and exhibits led by cadets, with an address by the governor.
Dasck O Mélhay of Goden, an apostle of the Marman church, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the graduating class of the Galveralty.
Ensign William Francis Moran son of Mr and Mrs Patrick Moran of 2305 Rincolo avenue graduates from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis Maryland. He ranked well in his class which included a record cohort of 454 graduates marking the 1919 20 class. Moran, Ogden high school alumnus, entered the academy in 1916 and will report to his ship after a short vacation in Ogden.
At the Albera Hron plant on Ninth Street and Wall Avenue extensive improvements are under way under manager J H Hollimtex. A new kiln and oven will boost drying and cooking capacity. a nine pound sacking machine will handle sacks for oats. When complete the plant will double its capacity with an annex warehouse planned. There are 35 current employees and payroll updates are in progress. William Albers of Albers Bros recently visited, expressing pleasure and planning an extended visit soon.
Ordnance Sergeant Harry Tinlater Hollister has returned after over two years in the Army. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J T Hollister of 1854 Washington Avenue. He served in Oregon National Guard units and was transferred from infantry to ordnance at Camp Greene North Carolina. After further moves he aided in wiring ammunition at the front before the armistice and was later stationed in Donnix where he remained until returning home.
A government weekly note reports that federal laws expanding migratory bird protections have increased wild flocks. It notes a rise in numbers, the economic value of birds, and broad support from sportsmen, with enforcement improving since the 1913 act. It highlights gradual state protections since 1900 and the law’s role in shaping preservation.
Governor Hobby of Texas urged Secretary Baker to call up the First and Second Texas cavalry brigades and mobilize them for border protection. The War Department sought southern command views on the request, while reports from Paris and Berlin note German recruitment activity and Rhineland peace talks.
A nature scene portrays the elk as a proud monarch of the hills. It recalls historic hunters who killed many for sport and wonders at the lone remnant now roaming native lands. The tale shifts to the elk’s present quiet hunt for secluded dell and mate, with antlers gleaming in the wild.
Employers of Winnipes Announce a collective bargaining plan amid ongoing player controversy. The move aims to calm tensions between players and the seven teams, with readers noting broad public reaction and potential impact on upcoming games.
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