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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1918
Page
3
A jumble of Ogden notices lists the United Garment Workers local sixth annual ball at Bagtes hall on the 12th, plus visits by Grand Chapter officers, local servicemen arriving for training in San Antonio, school reopenings after scarlet fever, and various community items including cleanings, legal notices, and local travels of Ogden residents.
Notice from American Federation of Musicians AY members gathered at Heed Ho Tel 7 16 p m sharp Monday March 11 to join Trades & Labor assembly in escorting British labor teachers of the all names of Democracy & Labor to Lee Tabernacle. Brass players bring instruments. By order of Board of Directors Co C Thatcher Senty Adr.
The Ogden Automobile show has been shifted to March 25 to 30, replacing the former March 18 to 23 schedule. Exhibitors confirm new signups, but officials warn there may be insufficient space to accommodate all who wish to display their cars.
Eber F Plece, Ogden architect and prominent young businessman, has left Ogden for San Diego to begin training for aviation. He enlisted in the U S Army last September and has long been active in patriotism. He has turned his business over to M Charles Wood and will likely enhance his local standing as a patriotic figure.
Richardson, a former hotel clerk and ex-employee of Ogden Paint Co, is arrested in county case accused of forging a $100 check using an officer’s name. The check passed through the hotel till and reached the bank before cancellation. Local classified items note the arrest details.
British MPs Charles Duncan and William Moses arrive in Ogden with Collis Lovely to speak on wartime labor co operation. A parade from Reed Hotel leads to the Tabernacle for an 7:30 program with Mayor Crownley and local officials. The visit promotes unity between labor and employers to support Britain’s war effort.
The South Washington Cubs defeated the Pickups 4 to 1 on Sunday afternoon at South Washington Avenue. The game featured listed players including Liddell Fueau Arrrowsmith Smalley Linder man Dalton Fagan Brown Hickman and umpire Muneon.
The funeral for Jaraiis F L Crosbie was held yesterday in the Firet ward receiving home with Bishop D H Easten officiating. Speakers included Jac EY ch Etorace 13 Garner Samus Bye Elder Buchanan of Salt Lake and J A Wright. Interment followed at Ogden City cemetery with grave dedication by Elderuchannn.
The page lists Wadsworth Wanda Roberts one year old daughter of Archie W. and Hattie Roberta Wadsworth who died after three weeks of pneumonia. Anna C A Christensen wife of Hiram Christensen of 3050 Alamo avenue died after ten years with Brights disease. Minnie Louise Udink died at 12 weeks old from cholera infantum. Francis Lorefeo Baker, 14 year old son of Alonzo and Catherine Baker, died from electrical trouble. Funeral details and interment plans are provided for each with varying times and locations.
Evona Investment Company sues James E.B. Javen and Minnie May Jensen to foreclose a mortgage on land described in the complaint. Defendants must appear within twenty days after service, or thirty days if served outside the county, or judgment will be entered. Trial attorney Stuart P. Dodes, Ogden, Utah.
State court summons to Maria Anderson to appear within twenty days of service or thirty days if outside the county. Action to dissolve marriage between Joan & Davis and the defendant. attorney F. O. address at No. 239 First National Bank Building, Ogden City, Weber County, Utah.
In the Second Judicial District Weber County Utah creditors of the estate of Carl Andersen must present claims with vouchers to the administratrix Gunda Andersen at Cher Lane law offices Ogden Utah by May 10 1918. Attorneys Cher Stine represent the estate and advise reading the classified ads.
Ogden city schools superintendent Henry C Johnson returns from the east after attending the National Education Association convention in Atlantic City and a Philadelphia vocational meeting. He reports wartime education priorities include keeping schools open, expanding technical training, physical care, and early planning for postwar curricula and reconstruction. He notes governors urge English literacy for all, broader military training, and sustained education to support national unity during and after the war.
A transient, about 21, drank formaldehyde in a car in the local yards yesterday. He is improving and hospitalized at the Montana hotel on Twenty-Math street between Lincoln and Wall avenues. Police report the Los Angeles resident aimed to head toward California after entering the diner and seeing a bottle of the toxic chemical.
Levi Edgay Young addressed an audience in the Second Ward meeting house on the first evening of the part. Every seat was filled and many could not enter. The speaker urged patriotism and claimed men who fail to defend the nation are cowards, recounting the war’s opening and German outrages to show why Americans must participate.
Frank Jackson writes from Camp Kearny to his mother Mrs Jackson. He mentions weighing 152 pounds after a two pound gain, training activities, target practice, camouflage on the campus, and daily routines. He notes letters and cake arrival and reflects on ongoing duties and fear of dangers.
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