Local notices mix business and court actions in Ogden
Random references to Gush and Irish chiropractors, with notices of agents traveling to Elko Nevada, a district court judgment in Salt Lake City against Charles Barnett for 957.50, and bankruptcy for Garnett. Other items include carpet cleaning ads, bond filings for a city meat inspector, a marriage license, service induction for John Merryson, a baby born to Deputy Pincock’s wife weighing three pounds, and a law office move to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audge Arthur E. Pratt
District Court
Charles Barnett
Garnett
George West
Charles Pincock
Raid Casualties Report From Paria and Suburbs
March 12 report states thirty four killed and 79 injured in Paria and suburbs during a German air raid. Many suffocated amid crowding at a metropolitan railway entrance while seeking refuge, mostly women and children.
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Faris
Paria
Episcopal Women Meet Prominent Church Worker
Mrs. George Viller Jr wife of the late bishop of South Dakota will visit tomorrow as guest of Rev J W Hyslop She represents the Episcopal Church Women Auxiliary U S and at 3 pm will address parish women at the Guild hall all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
George Viller, Jr
South Dakota
J. W. Hyslop
Alonzo West Named Secretary of Weber County Farm Bureau
Ogden journalist Alonzo West has been appointed secretary of the Weber county farm bureau and will start next week. He replaces Murty K. Jacobs, who resigned to farm in Riverdale. West will manage clerical and organizational tasks, working with County Agent Preston Thomas, having recently trained with Dimeel. He previously reported for the Standard and worked at the Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo West
Ogden
Savers
Weber County Farm Bureau
West
Mur- Tey K. Jacoba
Riverdale
Wast
Preston Thomas
Dimeel
Mr. West
The
Standarde
Examiner
Quincy School Inspection Shows Improved Condition
The city board of education Superintendent Johnson and Architect Leano Hodgson visited Quincy school to inspect the building and review a citizen report. They found the structure in better shape than at least two other city schools and not as menacing as claimed. The board will consider improvements at the next meeting, with a careful study underway and likely stairway additions and repairs to tickets and other defects.
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City Board of Education
Johnson
Leano Hodgson
Quincy Echo
Hwan
Local court expected decision after ton sils and restated charge
Fragmented text notes a court decision pending in the afteroon, referencing a Tonsil operation on Carl Trasmus’s son and a sick child, with other local items like United Garment Workers Local No. 107 annual event and miscellaneous sales notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Garment Workers
Englishman Not Loyal Deserter In County Jail
Austrian Matt Malich held in county jail pending investigation of his alleged ties to selective services Army deserter. He arrived from Tuare county California where he registered but did not file a questionnaire. Deputy William Brown arrested Malich and Englishman George Stimpson faces arrest over questionnaire dispute. Stimpson allegedly said he would fight for America but not England.
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Matt Malich
Balng
Selectiny Services Army
Malich
Tware County
Cal
Madch
William Brown
George Lancelot Stimpson
America
England
Elks District Deputy to Make Official Visit Tonight
District Elks officials announce an official visit by the district deputy tonight. Members are urged to attend and note meal advertising details.
Punishment Warns Disobedience to Food Rules
An Ogden restaurant owner faces potential action for not following food regulation orders issued by W. W. Armstrong. Chief Browning warned of enforcing substitutions and possible license consequences, with the state food administrator retaining executive authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feod
W. Wi. Armatrong
Atte
Cure Quay Vleet
Pollen Chiet
T. J
Armstrong
Ogden
Ale Armstrong
Browniing
Volke
Browning
Births Registered With city Sanitary Commissioner
John F Barrow and Lavina Barrow of 2761 Thirty-third Street welcomed a boy on March 3. Hangban Sid Evteika Shupo of 1840 Adams Avenue welcomed a boy on March 5. Wallace Allen and Euphemia Allen of 2157 Reevyea Avenues welcomed a girl on Web 27. William Ho and Sarah Hales at Thirty First and Taylor welcomed a girl on March 2. Dunn T and Bortle Hal of Nee Hos ital welcomed a boy named Marcel.
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George Storten
John F
Lavina Barrow
Thirty-third- Street
HaNgban
Sid Evteika Shupo
Adams Avenue
Wallace
Euiphemia Allen
Reevyea
Willian Ho
Sarah Hales
Taylor
Dunn 'T
Bortle Hal
Hosital
Hoy
Marcel
Home-Coming Day at Plain City 16 on Thursday
Plain City announces home-coming day on Thursday March with a full program of church and civic events. The schedule includes the Plain City Band, prayer service, speeches by visitors, choral performances, solos, and a violin recital. Bus service departs at 1 20 PM from the Bamper station, with a return trip planned later. round trip fare remains at 60 cents.
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Plain City
N City
Garner
Glee Club
Gilbert Thatcher
Georgina G. Merrictt
Margaret Grieve Vians
Augusta Kenley
Jenkins Lavdies
Cerill Haleur
Cee
Rose Kore Phina
Sptechos
Viailors
Pres
Walther
Epoon
Eve Music Choris
Bamber Fer
Oxden
Vain City
Ogden
Tea Mat
Ald Dents
Palm City
Three men depart for Fort Logan camp from Ogden
Three men named Iran Salt Like, George Van Duren and George de Kile leave Ogden for Fort Logan camp. They are described as residents of Ogden with addresses at 2919 Van Duren avenue and 1751 Centre street. The text notes exemption district status and mentions a housing arrangement and artillery instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Cola
Omar
Iran
George
van Duren Avenue
George de Kile
Strom
Ogstem
Seale Is Made Superintendent of Car Service
Mrs Mra M J Healy in Dallas writes that her husband Rt N Seale has been promoted to superintendent of car service on the Texas & Pacific, succeeding R B Clark who has joined the Army. Seale, a former Pocatello railhead man, previously left Sacramento last November for the Texas road, and his rise has been rapid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
M. J. Healy
Dallas
Texas
N. Seale
Texas & Pacific
R. B. Clark
United States Army
Mr. Seale
Pocatello
Sacramento
Cal
Pines
Two Youths Face Juvenile Court Over Tire Theft
Two boys charged with stealing an automobile tire from a machine owned by Clar ence W. Wright Ogden attorney stood before Judge Joshua Mormer in juvenile court. One had been paroled from the State Industrial school and was returned for good behavior. the other was fined ten dollars and placed on probation with regular reporting. Names were withheld.
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Clarence W. Wright
Ogden
Weber College
Joshua Mormer
State Industrial School
Homer
Voth
Big Bil Hart Stars in The Captive God at Cozy
Big Bil Hart headlines a five part Triangle feature The Captive God showing at the Cozy today and tomorrow. The serial delivers adventure and suspense with Hart in the lead as patrons follow key clues through dramatic scenes and cliffhangers.
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Bil’ Hart
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden City Areas
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Ogden area churches and cemeteries. John A Scholin to be buried in Ogden City cemetery following viewing at 2819 Lincoln Ave. Norma Lill Wile and Mary White memorials conducted by ward bishops, with services at Third Ward and Thirteenth Ward chapels respectively. A Night Knight infant dies in Plain City. funeral at Plain City cemetery. Francis Baker 14 year old dies. services at Twelfth Ward meeting house with viewing at Larkin undertaking. interment Ogden City cemetery. Continuous notices list viewing hours, locations, and officiating bishops.
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Norma Li
Third Ward
M. 2. Richardson
Joseph Middleton
Tigcain Avenue
Ogden City Cemetery
Anight—Keith
Knight
Grsan M
My. Dle Wayment Knight
Plain City
Plain City Cemetery
P. m. Taterment Plain City
Larkin Chapel
Plain Citu
Baker
Francis Bi
Brenza Laker
Twelfth Ward
Rishon
Thomas B. Wheelwright
Larkin Undertaking
Ayebye
Ogden City
Lorin Farr P T A to Meet. Talks on Home Gardening
The Lorin Farr section P T A will meet tomorrow at 3 20 pm in the school with Don Sally delivering Home Gardening and Mr Culley from the Four Minute Club discussing municipal and federal government facts. All members urged to attend.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Parent Teachers' Association
Lorin Farr
Donsalley
Culley
Associacion
Decorations Begin For Ogden Auto Show March 25
Work started at the Nee Eccles building on Twenty fourth Street to decorate interiors for the auto show scheduled for March 25 to 30. J W Kesler supervises, with Frank Matthews and Mr Kealer designing a spring color scheme. Eighteen booths have been contracted by Ogden and Salt Lake dealers, with space possibly still available. An orchestra will be at the south end, and daily progress teams will assist exhibitors.
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Nee- Eccles
Twenty-fourth Street
J. W. Kesler
Kealer
Frank Matthews
Ogden and
Salt Lake Motor Car
Ha Wharies of
Rome
Buny
Lancers
Defense subpoenas Bishop Tiben in Cohen robbery trial
In Brigham City News SIUGHTON Colo March 12 defense counsel announced a subpasna for Bishop Tiben of Denver. The move aims to rebut testimony by Rev Carret J Burke in the Adams county district court trial of Phillip Cohen a Sterling produce merchant charged with robbing Mrs Irene Nolan wife of a Denver businessman of jewelry worth 9400 from the Model Roadhouse on January 2.
Ogden High School Plans Labor Campaign Card Index Project
Ogden High School under Superintendent Jolnaan moves to build a card index of all boys in the high school. G J Reaves leads the effort to compile data on each student’s work last summer, aiding crop-saving labor and productive school projects. The plan follows advice from a February Columbia University address by Doctor Dean on organizing youth for summer work.
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School of
Ogden
Wt. C. Jolnaan
New York
Schow
G. J. Reaves
Jatin
New Freight Rates in Book Form for Transcontinental Tariffs
The Intermountain rate cases reach a final chapter as Union Pacific releases new transcontinental tariffs. W H Chevere says tables imply an upward leveling of Pacific coast rates to match intermediate territory, though net results for shippers remain unclear. McKnight, freight rate specialist, will analyze the hundreds of pages and advise on any troublesome points.
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Utah
C. F. McKnight
Union Pacific Ayatem
McKnight
Chevers
J. H. Johnstom
Shipper
MeWnigent
Pardinis Bonds May Be Increased
District Attorney Dobbs asked Judge George Barker to raise the bonds of Madre Pardini and Adolph Pardini from 60 dollars each while they appeal a petit larceny conviction. He notes the Pardinis are wanted as witnesses in the Casey State case against Roy Anderson and may forfeit bonds if compelled to appear. The trio were convicted of stealing lard and hams from Ogden Packing & Provision Co. and were arrested by Deputy Sheriff Ray Wet Rend.
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Dobbs Hae
George 3. Barker
Munnicipal Court
Madre Pardini
Adolph Pardini
Fourt
Pardinta
Witnesess
Roy Anderson
Lberty
Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Ray Wet
Man Proved Sane in Early Hearing Then Commits to Provo
William Matulavich an Austrian from Louisville Coro was examined by a district judge and two Ogden physicians for sanity. He was judged sane five minutes after the board left then reeled into fits of raving mumbling. Clark Adam Peterson acted for the examination and recalled the judge and doctors for a second assessment this afternoon which found him insane and ordered commitment to Provo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Matulavich
Louisville
Matulavich
Provo
World Markets Report From Kansas City and Omaha Livestock
Kansas City market reports show receipts and higher bids across hogs cattle and sheep with primes and feeders moving. Omaha notes hogs and cattle receipts and price ranges, with strong demand for native and western cattle and steady sugar values in New York markets.
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Kansas City
Marke Steady
Omaha
Omata
Neb
Texas
Chicago Market Turns Sour Amid Mixed Corn Futures
Chicago trading shows unsettled corn futures with Mar at around 1.27 and May near 1.27, then slipping below prior levels. Hog prices weaken, dragging provisions lower as buyers scale back amid ample receipts and potential easing of med price restrictions.
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Chicago
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Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Bramwell
Hudson
Elko
William G. Wilson
Southern Pacific
Nev
Opder’ Wedneday
Bream
Carlin
B. A. Campbell
Salt Lake Division
Cartin
Bert
A. J. Webb
Board of Compesiomers
Harry J. Egleston
Bey
Woas
Patsy Allen Shaw
North Ogten
Jarene J. Chadwick
Tiberly
Court House
Our
City Clearing Department
Ogden Stears Laundry
John F. Merryson
Madera
Fort Logan
Colo
Mitchall's
App. City Cemetery
the Royal
Frank Isakson
O. Teakson
Liberty Avenue
Sam
San Diego
Jackson
Teakson
Felt
South Mall Street
Salt Lake City
Richards
Overesat
Edward + Murdock
Art Overoear
Murdock
Kab
A. Wella
Pete
Brett
Memmnser
Wyoming
Episcopal
Farm Buread
Quincy
Tigmuster
Carl Trasmusson
Nee Theapital
Billy Zuppann
W. EE. Zuppann
Wall Avenue
Ogden Steam Lagade
Aig Papers
Oeden Standard
Ten Company
Wyandottes
Enck
Eghe
West Ey
AN. Seale
J. W. Paters
Howard Vetera
Peters
Ceyns Brotherhood of Stavrie Blys Woald
Pri Hood
Te 'Conth Ward
Rensehyel
J. Jd. Andrews
O¢den
Howe
Dorothy Dalton
Ben Turpin
Polly Moran
Sheriff Nell
Jean Lacrosse
Eva Tanguay
Chas. Ray
Fatty Arbuckle
Miss Jean Lacrosse
Soprano
Toroces
Reeves
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