Local notices mix with marriages and sales in Ogden area
Random references and ads report license actions marriages in Clearfield and Evanston, farm road work and winery peas shipments, a fire at Lumber Yard, store sales and recital notices, Moose and Rotary events, new superintendents in Rawlins, an automobile purchase for city use, a carnival license denial, new frame dwelling, and local residents visiting or returning from overseas. Several named individuals and businesses such as Sewing Machine Co, J. Everett, Brown Garment Co, Ogden Packing Co, and West Ogden Elevator appear amid community updates. The piece blends civic actions, social notices, and business chatter from Ogden and nearby towns.
Negor Steals From Japanese and Is Jailed
John Smith, an African American, was found guilty of petty larceny and sentenced to 60 days in the city jail by Judge D. L. Roberts. Earlier he was brought before the court after a jury trial this morning for stealing blankets and clothes from K Takata, a Japanese resident, and pawning them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Company
Licrosa
Brown Rungement Company
John Smith
Oe Negra
Coun
D. Fh. Roberts
Gourt
Lola
Ito K
Takata
Hole drilled through jail wall sparks escape attempt
An enterprising inmate or inmates at the city jail drilled a hole in the rear wall to reach the outdoors but the breakthrough was discovered before any passable opening formed. The hole, concealed by a steel plate, could have allowed one or more prisoners to reach the garage area. Police are unsure how many were involved or if an escape was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eity
Ely
Gus Pappos Slightly Injured in Alto Collision
Greek driver Gus Pappos was slightly injured when his truck collided with a large Continental Oil truck at a street corner. Witnesses say Pappos’s northbound vehicle struck the backing oil truck, catching the bumper and tipping the rear fender. He sustained multiple lacerations and cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Pappos
Alto
Rick
Twenty-thing Street
Willavenue
Pampea
Wally Guenus
Pappos
Cathryn Carlos 15 Granted Divorce in District Court
Cathryn Carlos 15 won a divorce from Albert Carlos after he allegedly stole two Liberty bonds and used them on their wedding night. Judge A K Pratt granted the divorce in district court, restoring Cathryn’s maiden name Cathryn Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taetina
Cathryn Carlos
Albert Carlos
A. K. Pratt
Cathon Carla
Cathryn Newton
Husband charges wife with cruelty in divorce case
Willian Callings files for divorce from Ada Calling in district court on February 19 1919 alleging cruelty, including verbal abuse and assault at the Farmington home. He claims the wife sapped him and undermined his health, painting him as a henpecked man with a double chin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan
Ada
Farmington
Ortaier
Noyne
Democrats to Visit Ogden on Friday
National Democratic chairman Homer S and Mrs George Ess head a delegation of Democrats touring Ogden Friday from Salt Lake City. They will travel by Bamberger Electric, be greeted by local Democrats, tour the city, and return for an informal conference at Weber City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
Mooseheart Legion of the World
Moose Order
Beldy Jz
Salt Lake
Ino Seadielns
We Order
Homer S
Quimulags
Otie Teu
Democratic Party
Deaths and Funerals Anderson and Hadley services noted
Funeral services for Erle Andersen were held at the Mtoe Taylor meeting house with W. St. Jardine presiding and songs performed by George A. Fronter and Little Hadhey. Burial followed at Ogden City Cemetery with Nathan Hawke directing the grave. Bishop Frederick Clarkes led Hadley services at North Ogden. twelve young Tadley flower bearers and young companions served as pallbearers. Speakers included Winlly Folkman, Patriarch James Ward, David Shure, and others. interment planned at North Ogden Cemetery by Lorenza Waldron of Rexburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Tarrett
Winlly Folkman
James Ward
David Shure
George E. Trown
Hishon Barker
North Ogden Cemetery
Lorenza Waldron
Rexburg
Taxpayers protest paying order on city work
Large numbers of residential taxpayers filed a formal protest with the city commission by written communication against proceeding with the work at the present time. Protests may lead the city to postpone or suspend the project. The district includes Tyler avenue between 25th and 26th streets and 25th street from Harrison to Tyler avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciy Commission
Jackson
Mangas Avenue
T. C. Ballanne
Tyne
Neer
Briere
Tyler Avenue
Twenty Fifth
Twenty Sixth Streets
Twenty-fifth Street
Harrison
Claims Against City Submitted by Auditor
Auditor Larsen reports claims against the city presented in the morning session. Items include departments of public affairs and safety, streets and public improvements, totaling 1286.57. a 52 year service note for Mra. A Waldman at 460 Glenn Avenue. A personal anecdote about remedies and a product for colds and croup is included, promoting AJ H McIntyre Prog Co-adeartive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlaima Agralissie
Apibur P. Larsen
Department of Public Affairs
HPAL
Department of Parks and Publicronery Y Eeiee Belo
A. Waldman
Gleen Avenue
Fieano
AJ H. McIntyre
Baptists Plan $60,010 Building for Ogden Church
A church edifice costing sixty thousand ten dollars is planned by the Baptists of Ogden. Construction will start next spring on a site at the southwest corner of Prenty and Jefferson streets on the Sklehly property. The building was purchased for 7609, paid in full at the deal, with the sum raised by subscription within one month. Proceeds from a nearby Grant Avenue sale will fund the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptiste
Ogden
Prenty-fittheres
Jefferson Sy
Win Huptiet
Federal Building
Grant Avenue
New Edifice Planned for Spring Construction
The article notes plans to begin building a new church after next spring to allow time for workmen and details. The chosen site is described as the most desirable in the city, located in the heart of business activity and near the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Lumber yards to close for summer per town meeting
At the May meeting of the Om den Jambermen's council the towns decided that several lumber yards would close at twelve o'clock noon on Saturdays starting June until further notice. The list includes Badger Coal and Lumber Co, Woyd Lumber Co, Delnap Lumber Co, Eccles Lumber Co, Williams LumbriL& Coal Co, Pioneer Coal & Lumber Co, Uta & Oregon Lumber Co, Volker Lumber Co, Wheelwright Lusher Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omden Jambermen’s Cit
Badger Coal & Lumber Co
Woyd Lumber CO
Delnap Lumber CO
Eccles Lumber CO
Williams Lumbril& Coal CO
Tioneer Coal & Lumber CO
UTA & Oregon Lumber CO
Volker. Lumber CO
Wheelwright Lusher CO
Case Against Man Is Dismissed and New One Is Filed
The misdemeanor charge against Harry Mitchell was dismissed this morning by City Justice. On the county attorney Bates recommendation a felony case was filed in its place. The preliminary hearing in the case was set for tomorrow. Mitchell was arrested by Laval police for purportedly passing a check without funds for 22.60 dollars at Oxley Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Mitchell Wis
Tyla
Bates
Werhing
Ltchelf
Laval
Wasan Tie Oxley
Ogden bankers attend Salt Lake conference in Utah
Delegates from Ogden join the eleventh annual Utah Bankers Convention in Salt Lake City at the Commercial Club. Warren J. Wattis is slated to deliver the welcome address as bankers gather from across the state to discuss financial issues and postwar reconstruction challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferch Bank
Ogden
Salt Lake
Utah
Commercial Club
Ifrom Ogden
Warren L. Wallis
A. V. Mer Intosh
Lab National Bank
Charles Barton
First National Bank
James Pingrer
Ie Pingree Ifonal Bank
AT. Bigelow
Ogden State Ank
Utah Soldier Settlement Drive Aims For $10000
Utah planners form executive committee at the Commercial Club in Salt Lake City to raise ten thousand dollars for soldier settlement and reclamation projects in Utah Nevada and Idaho. Delegates will press Washington for immediate action while detailing county shares and project sites near Salt Lake Ogden Provo and nearby counties.
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Senae N. Pleres
Chatruinn
J. Tea Meshan
iSalt Lake
Guy Mt
Dela Rates
Washington
Utah
Sprun
Commercial Club
Balt Lake
Lytell
Reclamation Service
Lda
Hy Committee
Nevada
Idaho
Hierorests
Wah
Thwan
Salk Lake West
Welock
Fonda
Vhla
Jake
Jonas Goomitten
United States Senate
Reed Snowet
Branklin K. Taine
Interior
Willan Spry
Wy Wy Armstrong
Wiliam J. Stanken
Lestey Ixen
Provo
W. R. Wallace
Utah Soldier Settlement Board
W. H. Watter
Ogden
Charles H. Mahey
Bowsful
Tnnac
Pierce
J. Leo Meehan
Salt Lake
Weber County
Itaah
Davis
Tooele
Bary
Arne Biron
Magay Dixon
Mr. Mabey
Davis County
Wallace
Maho
S. Lb Waytel
Bory
Bs Auld
Chriliaa Juon
Weber
Davis Salt Lake
Thomas Y., Allen
Coalville
Prova Weber
Salt
Lake City
Davin County
Lushion
Spry
W. G. Farrell
Colorado River Development Association
J. N. Pierce
Weber Club
Oden
Dixon
RN. Cooper
Provo Commercial Club
H. J. Blood
Darit Smith
J. T. Lytel
A. G. Pollack
Unitef States Reclamation Service
W. We. Armstrong
J. David Larson
Ealt Lake Commercial Club
WiNar J. Tangen
Mormon Church
Thomas T. Allen
W. R. Wale Pe
The
Soldier Aattlement Commie Slot
FAREE ENGINEERS ASSIGNED TO OGDEN ROAD PROJECTS
Henry Kimball Semper and C W Gross three highway engineers have been assigned to the Ogden district office to supervise and draw plans for statewide highways this year. E B Kidder says work on the hardware approved by the secretary of agriculture will be pushed and later portions completed before next winter. Bids for 29 miles of the Modena St George road will be set soon and construction will start promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Kimball
Ch. Semper
C. W. Gross
Ogden
United Bintea Bureau of Public Roads
EB. Kidder
3Eficulture
Modena
St. George
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Alice Brady
Mutt and
Jeff
Ogden Theatre
Waan, Ave
Washinston
Hooper
Star Bright
Ninth Ward Dramatic Club
Hooper Risemoont
Gee Sewing Maching Co
Bernard Morten Ipdyden
Matthe Angelina Hamblin
Clearfield
Q. M. Sanderson
Charles J. Tag
Estella Ve Eanebraker
Evanston
I Nicenna
Storey
Kerdon
QUICK
J.T. Everett
Toya Lumber Company
Nee Neutsboom Printing Co
Washesington Ave
George Allen
Hunts Vne
Grace Mecham
Morgan
Dora Wileon
Monron Attalion
West Thirtlethat
Eilen Thomas Thomas
Conservatory of Music
Washington Aveoug
Dale Price
Dumke
Blusle
Greenwell Confecholery
G.W. Tripp
Alma Sauer
Diana Atudio
Plaza Apts
Rawtine
G. J. Reeder
Cab Dit & Gar Company
H. W. Murdock
Rawlins
Wye
Mr. Murdock
P. T. Moyes
I. A. of
O.R.U
Wright
Dr Goads
Ity
City Commission
D. M
Keck
Willam Murdock
Water Department
Partsche
Arsocie
Wera
Merchants Department
Geton
Lah
Ogden Packing & Proton
Vision Co
Seden Welding & Repair Co
Uumly
Mila
West Ogden Aa Lad Elevator Co
Williamena McKay
McKay
Cantaville
Jonea Cua & Jee Co
R. F. Carraral Fam Jiy
Burley
Yost
8. E. Hamivon
Mer
Jobo Reeves, & Stockman
Afton
Wyo
Darrell Wilegon
Ww.w. Wilson
Army
Parcell
Army of Occupation
Alhambra
Titian
Lazarus
ORDE
Watertars
Turdewaler
Slaima
Wens
Baptists
Just
Columbia
Browning Brothers Co
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
Ogden Bankers
UTAU
Faree Engineers
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