Ogden City notices and notices mix in daily ads
Fragmented items report legal notices and ads from Ogden including a promissory note dispute for 180 dollars dated March 7 1913 with security in King's addition Ogden. Other items mention a lost memorandum book with names and addresses a military move Captain A Mark Smith to Washington and a stenographer job at Boyle Furniture Company plus various local notices on banking property sales and personnel changes.
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Suse
Yeatorday
Ralph B. Hoag
Stephen
Felliday
R. Holliday
King's Addition
Ogden City
Méhros
Ogden City Ice Company
Hodson
Recruiting through the United States Army station
Recruiting through the focal United States army station has been busy this week with three men ready to be sent to Fort Douglas on Saturday and four already dispatched this week. Most are under the draft age limit. Saturday s contingent includes JT Benjamin Storey North Ogden coast artillery Robert Andrews Toronto Canada cavalry Hoy B Arare Hooper aviation section nigwall corps. Earlier in the week Arnold F Wirick Oklahoma quartermaster's corps Delbert FF Young 2140 Stewart avenue quartermasters corps Thomas Smurthwaite 2247 Moffatt avenue quartermaster's corps John E Donaldson 2209 Moffatt avi ave quartermaster's corps Ellsworth Z Moore 963 Twelfth avenue quartermaster's corps. Prizes for Ten mile Road Race on display in Fred M Nye's window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
Fort Douglas
Lmit
Benjamin Storey
North Ogden
Coast Artillery
Robert Andrews
Toronto
Canada
Cavalry
Hoy B. Arare
Hooper
Utah
Aviation Eectlor
Nigwall Corps
Arnold F. Wirick
Oklahoma
Quartermaster’s Corps
Delbert FF. Young
Stewart Avenue
Quartermasters
Thomas Smurthwaite
Moffatt Avenue
Quartermeanter's Corp
John E. Donaldson
Moffatt
Avi Ave
Quartermaster's Corps
Elldworth Z. Moore
Twelfth Aircet
Deaths and Funerals in Huntsville and Logan
The Thurston funeral for Alanda Martha Thurston was held yesterday at 1 p.m. at the Huntsville meeting house with Elder Jun Ren officiating. Speakers included Bishop GC O Ridge, Michael Schade, and James Erickson with songs by Myrtle Calvin and Phyllis Berlin. James Erickson dedicated the grave at Stanzaville Cemetery. In Logan, Jonan Yaaritz Neilson, 76, died at home after age and debility. Funeral services for Neilson will be Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Sixth Ward Meeting House, Lagan.
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Thurston
Alanda Martha Thurston
Huntsville
Jun- Ren
GC. O. Ridges
Milhael Schade
Jamen Erickson
Myrtle Calvin
Phyllis Berlin
Myrtle Carvin
Abcent
James Erickson
Stanzaville
Neilgen
Jonan Yaaritz Neilson
Logan
Christiania
Norway
Sixth Ward
Lagan
Tremonton Celebrates Red Cross Day in Record Showing
Tremonton marked a Bear River Valley Red Cross Day by suspending ordinary business, raising about 2000 dollars, and hosting a large parade and pageant. Earl Jay Grado of Salt Lake spoke on Red Cross work, with patriotic music and local leaders addressing the crowd.
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Tremonton
Red Cross
Box River County
Bear River Valley
Great Mercy Organization
Ble
Haar River Valley
Columbia
Uncle Sams
Mnaln
Earl Jay Grado
Salt Lake
Ten Mile Road Race Meeting Tonight at Proud Sportings
A meeting for all registered riders and the public will be held tonight at Proud Sportings Goods at seven o clock to receive race handicaps numbers and start instructions for Sunday s ten mile road race The city approved the start at Twenty seventh Street and Washington Avenue and police will guard intersections The final rider list will publish Saturday The race starts Sunday morning and entrants will be timed by Rob Proud Jr and C F Armstrong with officials R Barrow BR Connor and two checkers.
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Ot Sportings Goods
Proudst
Racing Committee
Twenty-seventh Street
Washington Avenue
Twenty-seventh
Washington
Utah
Harry Wohrman
Wm. Taylor
Robi. Proudil
C.F Armstrong
R. Barrop
BR. Connor
Red Cross Teas and Society Notices Highlight Local Events
A run of social and civic events fills the community calendar. Red Cross teas hosted by Sacred Heart alumni begin at Mrs Eller Plers home, 2370 Madison Avenue, next Sunday from 3 to 6 with Mrs Plers and Miss Mira Kiesel as hosts. The Mormon Battalion converts its meeting to a Red Cross session next Saturday at the local Red Cross rooms for sewing. Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational church meets Friday May 10 at 8 pm in church parlors. Women of Woodcraft No 581 plan a social at Mrs John Smalley’s, 216 Washington Ave, Tuesday May 14 at 8 pm with games and refreshments. Historical Society hosts Florence Newcomb and Otis Weeks May 11 at 2:30 pm at the Maids and Matrons club for officer elections. Visiting in Ogden, Mr and Mrs J W Boges of Long Beach visit their daughter Mrs S F Thomas at 2249 Jefferson. Private Norvine Butler’s send-off party and dance next Friday at Marriott ward amusement hall honors the Camp Lewis traveler. Mrs J W Hyslop attends the Episcopal Mary Auxillary conference in Salt Lake and grand chapter of Eastern Star, with St Mark’s Cathedral as host.
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RED Cross
Sacred Heart
Mra
Eller
Plers
Madison. Avenue
Mra. Plers
Mira. Kiesel
Hyslop
Capital City
J. W. Hyslop
Salt Lake
City
Women’s Aux- Mary
The
Episcopal Church
Afrs
Eastern Star
St. Mark's Cathedral
Hard Work and Serious Study at Italian Seaplane Camp
American seaplane training camp in Central Italy near a volcanic lake in the Rome mountains trains pilots for naval service. Cadets study French, navigation, and flight lessons then progress to officer training before heading to the war department for commissioning. The camp, praised by observers, has already seen successful flights during a harsh winter and spring.
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Italy
Anéstic
Rome
Uncle Sam
Atlantic
War Department
Adl
United States
Thomas Nelson Page
Hart
Soldiers Explore Roman Holidays Between Training Sessions
The unit, guided by Italian instructors, uses the lake for recreation and travels to a cathedral town on weekends to visit churches, dine, and stay in local hotels that suffer after wartime tourism declines. Some men trip to Rome for dental care or sightseeing, despite pay delays and currency issues with Italian lire.
Colonel Youngs Long Service in Utah National Guard
Colonel Rick amd Whitehead Youngs held long service in the Utah National Guard. He commanded Utah light artillery during the Spanish American War and later served in the Philippines under Major General MacArthur. He graduated West Point and rose from second lieutenant to captain and acting judge advocate.
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Lame Kearny
San Diega
Cal
Mal
Rickamd Whitehead Youngs
National Guard of
Utah
Taos
Utah Light Artillery
Maipaine Islands
Yount
United States Military Academy
West Point
Fifth Herd Artillery
Hiowever
Utah National Guard
Tullippine Telands
McArthur
Malolos
Philippines
Utah Soldier's Long Service And World War I Role
From the supreme bench of the Philippines where he served from 1899 to 1901 to Utah where he led the national guard and became Colonel of the First Utah artillery. He moved to federal service at war’s start, heading the 145th Field Artillery. Born in Salt Lake City in 1868, he was a grandson of Brigham Young.
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Supreme Bench of
Philippines
Utah
National Guard
Utah Artillery
United States
Germany
Gale Hundred Forty-fifth Field Artillery
Young
Saltly
Brikuata Young
Daughters to BC Red Cross Work
Daughters of the Mormon Britalion plan a full day of sewing and work Saturday at the first National Bank building in Yosa rooms. The organization emphasizes advancing their charitable efforts through hands on tasks and community service.
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BC Red Cross
Yosa
First National Bank
Secretary Baker in Tin Hat On the American Front
A grainy wartime photo shows Secretary of War Baker wearing a tin hat during his address on the American front. The image caption notes the helmet and his stance amid the weatera rant as part of the ceremony.
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Cretary
Baker
Tin
Annie J Hall 6 Now in France With Expeditionary Force
Miss Annie J. Hall formerly head nurse at the Des hospital has arrived in France as a trained nurse with the American expeditionary forces. She is the daughter of Joan Hall of North Ogden and enlisted six weeks ago, with officers and instructors from British and French units preparing troops for overseas service.
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Annie J. Hall
The
Des Hospital
France
Miss Hall
Joan Hall
North Ogden
New York
Engineers In Convention In Cleveland May
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers opens its second triennial convention in Cleveland with about 600 delegates from the United States and Canada. The event runs into May 22, focusing on wartime rail control and engineers’ roles in France. Warren Stoat seeks re election as grand chief, while several assistant chiefs will be chosen. The Grand International Auxiliary with about 500 delegates also meets, with elections for several officer posts. Entertainment will be limited due to the war.
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Cleveland
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
United States
Canada
Ines
France
Warren FB. Stoat
Order
Grand International Auxiliary
Ladies’ Organization of the Engineers
W A. Murdock
Chisags
Mary E. Cassell
E. BE. Merritt
Chicago
Klan
Jonnie Boaiier
Insurance Department
Teelelun
British Living in Board Huts Fort Bliss Reported
British residents at Fort Bliss endure harsh camp conditions as a fourh ward camp shelter remains incomplete and presses relief authorities for action amid ongoing relocation efforts for postwar housing and safety.
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Fort Bliss
Ter
Rome
Army boards to study aircraft production relations
Secretary Beker announced that Major General Squier and Colonels Deed and Montgomery of the signal corps filed formal applications for appointment to military boards to examine the relations of each air craft production.
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Washington
Beker
Squier
Deed
Montgomery
Ite Signal Corps
Poling Claims Low Immorality Spike Amid Hun
Poling, associate press presence of United Socket and Christian Kadevar, returned from tribe, says there is far less pamazaut among American troops in civil life. General Pere gles D ing warned no mercy as German forces face strict discipline.
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Poling
United Socket
Christian Kadevar
Pere Gles Ding
Pratct
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Bramwell’s
Saternijtion
Seputsenin
Cell Frees Note
Uees
A. Mark Smith
Ogden
Enginerra
Boyle Furniture Company
Desaret Savings Bank
WY. D. Wedell Really! Company
W. W. Riter
Wedell Company
Saltan
Bresd
Green Wreal
T. E. Pardoe
Ogden Thestor
Mer Kay
Ogden Alsh Knitting Store
25Th St
Borm
Mira
W. E. Dean
Elar
Anth Street
Daniel Sullivan
Baltimore
Leo Hrawn
Emmelsberg Seminary
Ogden Electric
John W. Jones
Heturmme
J. E. Sentt
Forest Service
Wee Nave
Washington Avenas
Ogden Electrics Co
Rupert
G. B. Montgomery
Idaho
Harrie and
Jenaon
N. J. Harels
David Jeneon
Cal. Hudson “Ade
Entleta—Einer
William Mortensen
United States Navy
Ifa
Coast Palat
Taining
Mortenson
Focal Navy Station
Grey
H. Necms
Chirmpractor
Hudson ‘Ride
Ti Beter Wheeeto
Tee’s
Onal
Tare Oan
Tips & Clay Company
Ats Ewalt
Moneys
Thomas
Federal Land Bank
Berkeley
Preston Oo Walters
Weber County
Mitchell
App. City Cemetery
Superior
Rock Springs
the Inreise
WN Ogder
Fred M. Nye
Ten
Durham
N. C
Misap. Meagher
Courthhouse
Tripp Photo Studio
75Th Street
Bert Syohers
der Hospital
Inaprovink
M. L. Jones Coal & Ire
Dr. Wright
Heeler
D. M. NM
First Nat‘t Bank Uldg
Fairvley
Oxden Wholesale & Commission Co
St. Gual
Manison
Ae “T
Salina County
Sam
SUNY
RED Cross Auxiliary
Mormon Gattalion
Ladies Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Congregational Church
Gard
Woodcraft
John Smalley
J. W. Boges
Long Beach
8. F. Thomas
Jefferson E
Norvine Butler
Marriott Ward
Norvine Buller
Camp Lewis
Grorgs 3
Butler
Marriott Jane
Last
Instmetor Rildis
Missouri
Ute Overseas Cavalry Division
Capan G. R. W. Stewart
C. H. Bailey
F. Phillips
J. L. Dawson
Victoria Cra
Condy
Prenech
Conde
Tt Legion of Honor
el Paso
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