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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
3
County exemption board reviews John W. Gibson from North Ogden for a limited farm work furlough while at Camp Lewis. Military authorities will decide if he may return home for a definite farm work period. Narrative notes address moved Ogden Electric Co. locations and other local items.
Higginbotham reports 438.90 in fees for April. Induction of Edward W. Simpson of Gatnett Idaho to national army arranged by city exemption board. George Woodrow Wilson honored by name at birth in Ogden. Baby George Woodrow born April 26 at 238 Endian Avenue. T. H. Tuckerbocker of Oregon Short Line passes Ogden en route to Salt Lake. K. A. Campbell attends railroad officials meeting in Salt Lake. Sam Hull from Evanston seeking rheumatic treatment in Ogden. Mr and Mrs Staith Parker of Heetbrook Idaho visiting in Ogden. Wadman from Idaho Falls en route on business.
Last chance this season to attend the concert and dance hosted by the All British association on Monday May 6 1918 at 2416 Washington Avenue. Admission 30 cents each with tickets at 15 cents?
Co. F. Walker, detective sergeant of the Omaha police, arrived in Ogden this morning and left on the return trip with ET. Hookstra, a young banker arrested here days ago after a cross country pursuit from South Dakota. Hookstra returns without extradition to arrange his affairs in Omaha, where he faces charges of fraudulently obtaining money.
Modern Woodmen of America members are urged to meet at the Hudson avenue hall Sunday at 2 p.m. for the funeral of neighbor Walter R. Duffy. Services will be held at the Presbyterian church with W. H. Johnson as Consul.
City and county commissions traveled to the state capitol to press the state board for aid in paving the east side of Washington Avenue from the Ogden River bridge north to the city limits. Officials proposed a special assessment paid by property owners and a local paving company, aiming to connect the city highway with the state system and improve northern and southern approaches amid motorist complaints.
Students from Uriah university extension showcase four one act plays in the Ogden High School auditorium. Moron Oleca directed the productions, which drew an enthusiastic audience reaction and a fully packed venue.
The article praises four productions The Bracelet Barbarians The Pipar's Pay and The Rest Cure for strong cast performances introduced at today's opening. It notes notable acting, ensemble balance and interpretative skill across the pieces with emphasis on stage work quality.
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