Ogden City Gets New Precinct Map Under Redistricting
County clerks under Clerk C Ramey and Deputy Claude Mayea complete Ogden city precinct map with new divisions to keep under 300 voters per district. Work began January 1 after a full canvass of residents to place all registered voters in their districts. Registration agents will be appointed and announced, polling locations specified, and the map officially approved by the county commissioners.
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Engstrom Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area
Multiple local obituaries list May Engstrom daughter of Mi ant Mrs A Engstrom who died at home. services at Huntsville cemetery with Wishog Joseph Peterson. Thomas Arnold Steadman, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Steadman, died of pneumonia at South City Hospital, funeral tomorrow at 2 pm in Mehan We Wn Rawson. Interment Ogden City cemetery. Mrs Sarah Lake funeral held at Tearviseille meeting house with speakers and relief society members present. interment Opdon City cemetery. Henry Holley funeral held at Slaterville meeting House with Bishop James A Slater officiating and ward choir singing. interment Ogden City cemetery. Blakely, a 29-year-old, died yesterday. services tomorrow at Kirkendall chapel and interment Ogden City cemetery. Many attendees include relief society members and church leadership, with floral tributes and pallbearers named. Remaining details include several hymns and names of speakers and attendees.
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Meyer Former Navy Secretary Suffering From Liver Tumor
Boston reports Georga Meyer former secretary of the navy has been gravely ill at home for three weeks with a liver tumor. Dr Henry Jackson says Meyer's outlook is serious. Mrs Meyer asks no inquiries at the house.
Miss Shields Pupil Musicians Plan Cantata Concert
Society notes Miss Tying Shields pupils at the School for the Deaf and Blind are among the city's best amateur musicians. She will present two cantatas The Captive by Victor Herbert and May Day by G A McFarland downtown for public attendance. Episcopal Ladies Bake Sale Set for Tomorrow at 2 PM at McIntyre Drug Store with homemade cakes offered.
Le Historical Society Meeting Led by Mrs Otis Weeks
Mrs Otis Weeks will chair the Le Historical Society meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2780 in the Maids and Matrons Club Roots. Mrs S F Smith and Mrs Robert Reynolds will be hostesses. Florence Nawcombe will lead a discussion on Americas Contribution to the Short Story. Those unable to attend please notify.
Ogden High to Elect Classicalia Queen at Festival
Interest centers on selecting a queen for the annual Clo eata at Ogden High School. Each class nominates a member and the Letter clip organization also proposes a candidate. Five candidates named: Seniors Cecil Bramwell, Juniors Durford Johnson, Sophomores Ida Hansen, Freshmen Ruth Pingree.
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Misa Cecil
Bramwell
Misa Durford Johnson
Ida Hansen
Ruth Pingree
Ruf?led Organdie Blouse Described In Spring Textiles
A description of a spring blouse in white organdie with lavender and wine accents highlights a ruffled front with two pleats and broad ruffles. The piece notes a high color, frilly cuffs, tiny turn-over, and fine shoulder and wrist tucks within a delicate floral palette.
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