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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1919
Page
6
A witty stage review praises Some Bride for its up-to-date humor. The jealous husband premise is explored through harmless flirtations and a cure for jealousy, leading to a lively finale. The critic asserts the clever play will please and charm spouses and audiences alike.
A special Ogden meeting discussed saving Weber county’s water supply and forms for a broader irrigation push. Officials proposed a future joint city county state session with citizens to plan impounding flood waters, generating hydroelectric power, and delivering municipal light at low cost. Merchants of Ogden may call the meeting as early as next Saturday.
Ogden merchants voted to close stores for Friday to Sunday to mark a three day Fourth of July holiday. Grocers and butchers faced reopening Saturday, while other perishables shops planned a three day shutdown. Fraternal groups expected to organize local events and patriotic observances.
WAG FALLEN WEST OF PLAINS STATES REA won the champion galp la sear ane Was awarded the a. 7 Ti low cup. Nis victory Last night we "wor the ightie the possession of the cup.
The Wnderalgied express thanks to the GABR and members of the Bellef corps for support during the death and funeral of our husband and father Stamiton Wilson. Gratitude from the family for the kindness shown by friends is deeply cherished.
W A Taylor visiting from St Louis Terminal after a long absence. He renews friendships and accepts invitations to chicken dinners. Yesterday he was guest of Ciles Brownins at the Germitage. Taylor, former cashier at a St Louis terminal, enjoys a 36 day vacation and previously ran a cigar store on Grant Avenue. J J Brummitt offers high prices for Liberty bonds at 2417 Hudsonson Avenue.
The MULAID LW Hold a Lagoon outing with Seats annual event near Scotch descendants and friends. George Duncan McLeen heads the general committee. Thomas Hamilton of Ogden, former Forty-eighth Highlanders member and regimental dancer, along with Thomas Hamilton as official dancer of the sth Canadian Highlanders, will perform dances and music. The program includes piping and entertainment at 4 80 p.m. with other features to follow.
Salt Lake City June 24 Frank Nebeker a Salt Lake attorney has been appointed by President to be assistant attorney general in charge of the lands division of the justice department He will report to Washington for immediate duty on government lands cases Nebeker born in Laketown Rich county Utah graduated from Conrald university and has served as Cache county attorney and judge district attorney for the first judicial district He prosecuted Abe Majors for the murder of Captain Crown and helped break up a horse thief bank in Roxeller county.
Dublin expands stained glass work from European churches to Irish studios and homes.A notable exhibition in Dublin features a memorial window by Miss Geddes for Canadian fallen soldiers, depicting saints and Arthurian figures with archangels. In Ottawa the window is to be installed by the Duke of Connaught.
An advertisement touts Suipherb Tablets as a universal purifier for the blood, claiming they banish pimples, boils, and aches by flushing poisons from the system. It cites sulphur, tartar, calcium sulphide and herb extracts, promising fast relief and protection for children and adults at 60 cents per tube.
Morris confronted Tibbs over owed money at Tibbs home, drew a revolver and threatened to kill him. A nearby nun mother, Mrs Peter Tibbs, Morrs sister, restrained him by grabbing the gun and pleading for mercy to spare her son.
Lester D. Freed elected president of the Salt Lake Commercial Club succeeding F. C. Richmond. F. C. Schramm becomes president after Richmond. Melvin H. Sowles named treasurer. J. Doyle Larson to remain secretary under contract. Board of governors includes G. W. Nibley, R. C. Gemmell, S. C. Howard, H. M. Chamberlain, H. N. Byrds, Joseph Decker, C. B. Hawley, and others.
Salt Lake June 24 An address by Frank B Connolly former president of the Retail Grocers Association of the United States urged grocers to organize and enroll 300000 members as part of a food distribution effort. He cited Hoover and the United States Food Administration and urged local groups to overcome unorganized gaps to aid food conservation.
A historical note argues for renaming the national body to The National Association of Retail Grocers and Merchants to reflect broader scope beyond grocers. It cites widespread practice among state groups using Merchants in titles and the need to recognize all retail merchants in the national identity.
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