Local notices and minor incidents fill Ogden page
Readable items recount a mix of theft reports bicycle parts police notices and health updates. Andrew Patterson and Martin report horse and buggy thefts. George White assists recovery. Recital tonight at the school chapel and a Union Pacific train arrival schedule prompt public notice. Births bankruptcies and parcel of city roadwork also noted with dates and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Sturgeon
Marion
B. Jones Coal & Tee Co
John Doe
Vernon Maw
Olliver Heast
Heden City Tea Co
Andrew Patteraoh
Clinton
AL Martin
Wilson Lane
Bugsy
George White
Wall Avenue
Oz Wen City Ice Co
Aimiiary
Vetican
Lawforlow
Bb & G
WB. Unsworth
Alice
Toronto
Ogden
Migns Kennedy
Unsworth
Neieter
Mire, Kennedy
Tor Grates, Menzies and Tilepee Ogden Marbie Co
Adame Ave
Los Angeles
Adam Patterson
Brown-Carisnn-Tregeder
Shile-School
Sailer
Wrights
Fern
A. L. Mohit
Union Pacific
Jaée
GT. U
Farmington Merchant Visits Ogden in Utah Impression
L. Wells of Farmington, a member of a prominent mercantile firm, traveled more than a mile and a half toward Ogden with A. S. Messinger of 248 Twenty-sixth Street. Wells arrived yesterday and, after visiting several cities in Colorado and other states since leaving Missouri, says Utah has made the strongest impression. He was especially impressed with Ogden.
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L. ©. Wells
Farmington
Ogden
A. S. Messinger
Wells
Colorado
Missouti
Utah
Dinner served by Federation of W C U at Methodist Church
The Federation of Women’s Clubs will serve dinner in the basement of the Methodist Church on Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. Proceeds go to a local project priced at 25 cents.
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Dinner Federation of
W. C
Methodist
Boy Pleads Guilty as Court Probes Case
Toe Kelly of Massachusetts pleaded guilty to grand larceny before Judge N. J. Harris but the court refused to accept the plea or sentence. Attorney A. Ta. Pratt was appointed to protect the boy’s interests and report his findings next Wednesday. The information charges Kelly with stealing jewelry from W. S. Champneys May 1 valued about $50. The theft occurred at the Champney residence in the absence of family members. Kelly says he is 22 but appears younger. he has no penitentiary record and expected to be sentenced today. He worked in a woolen mill in March and sought possible work if released from state prison.
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Toe Kelly
Massachusetts
N. J. Harris
A. Ta. Pratt
Kotis
Champneys
Champney
Famly
Kelly
Fan
County board rejects St College Hill property purchase
The County board of commissioners decided not to buy the St College Hill addition property in the southeast part of Liewity due to strong local protests. They note plans for a penthouse and other changes are being examined to address the situation. Hazel Dawn in Nisbe reports from Alhambra tonight.
Northern Division Speaking Contests Held At Ogden High
The northern division speaking contests decide who represents the division at the final state contests in Salt Lake City next Friday. Tonight at Ogden High School the declamation and extemporaneous speaking events feature contestants from Weber Academy Box Elder Ogden High and more with judges from Utah Agricultural College and University of Utah. The event includes the finals and a luncheon invitation to the public.
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Salt Lake City
Ogden High School
W. 4. Reeder
Girle
Mary E. Johnson
Utah Agricultural College
Benjamin Howella
Salt Lake
Morel Dixon
University of Utah
George Hendricks
Balverd Draper
Latter Day Sainte Wniversity
Salt Lake’ City
Professor Muni
Toms Weber Academy
Leroy Leizahmann
Leland Vans
Oxden High School
Cutford Rosewaller
Mies Mahon
Williams
Boxelder
Midge Baldy
Jira
Ralph HB
Bristol
Lin
van Buren
Identified Salt Lake Man Found Dead in Weber River
The body of a man presumed to be Charles A. Miller of East Lake was found in the Weber River. Miller's son Arthur identified items recovered with the body as his father's, including eye spectacles and a notebook. Miller, 47, had recently been depressed and had worked as a hay and grain dealer, with no prior news of illness. The case is tied to the ongoing "The Black Box" episode No. 4 airing on Oracle Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Weber River
Charles A. Miler
West Firstworth Street
East Lake
Miller
Arthur
Ogden
Colorful Row of Court Fines From Lincoln Arena Night
An ad hoc case list reports a mixed verdict night at Lincoln arena where Louis Karong and a white woman were found guilty of vacancy related charges and fined twenty dollars or 0 days. Pat Smith received 40 days for drunkenness and indecent exposure. Frank Diskips and McLeach received amended punishments for similar offenses. A Clark faced related charges and a 2-4 day sentence. Vernon Man and John Doe await advisement or plea on similar counts, with bail unresolved.
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Karong Louis
Wills
Bit Clark
Nears
Lincoln Arenna
Pallee W_J
Norton
Robert Burk
Hobert Ghawbers
Eourt
Pat Smith
Mohlown
Frank Diskipls
McLeach
A. Clark
Clark
Vernon Man
Will Eyeeding
Akan Imder
John Doe
Walledo
Bali
Fiddler Leaves Sample Case Near Grover Nicholas Store
Fiddler dropped a sample case outside Grover Nicholas' shop today while his wagon wheel turned into the street. Samples from the case were later found behind a saloon on Twentyfirst Street, near the rear.
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Fiddler
Grover Nicholas
Twentytitth Street
Sorrowing Note From Plain City Family
At 4 this morning after eight weeks illness Karmna D Taylor six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Taylor died of typhoid later at the family home in Plain City Other children of the family have been stricken with fever and the community shares their double grief
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Karmna D. Taylor
J. H. Taylor
Plain Ily
Alricken Witcakes
Six year old child adopted in district court
In Auidae J A Howell's division, several matters were disposed. Calvin N Keeney et al vs Gutter Adams Seed Co continued for term. Eccles Lumber Co v Shupg et al hearing continued to May 23. State of Utah vs Martin Smith order to show cause on search and seizure continued to May 24. Frank Taller petition granted Leonora Irwin adoption. Mary Ackley vs Pranele Ackley divorce. Ex parte testimony heard and case taken under advisement.
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Auidae
J. A. Howell
District Court
Calvin N. Keeney
al. Agsinet
GutterAdamis Seed Company
Eccles Lumber Company
He A. Shupg
State of Utah
Martin Smith
Learing
Frank Taller
Leonora Irwin
Vilate Toller
Taner
Toller
Mary Ackley
Pranele Ackley
Cage
Society and Home Industry Club Notices
Society notes state Mrs J A Eldredge Jr will be honored at the Child Culture club meeting tomorrow at the Maids and Men of the Home Industry club will meet Tuesday afternoon May 11 at Mrs Jack Evans home 096 Ad Avenue.
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Child Culture Club
Mra
J. A. Eldredge, Jr
Piondey
Home Industry Club
Tinainy
Jack Evans
All Schools Dancing Party and Engagement Announcements
A lively class of social events includes an all schools dancing party at Troyal Dancing Academy with a large crowd expected. Mrs Kline hosts a complimentary party for Mrs William Rips Khinba of Oak Park. Engagement announced: Pauline Malan to Harold Lang with June wedding planned. Presbyterian Ladies Aid meets at 2:30 with refreshments served.
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Alven
Troyal Dancing Academy
Azs
A. Malan
Pauline
Harold Lang
Death notices and funerals in local community
Death notices list Mrs Sarah Baxter West died at her home after pneumonia aged 48 born Callarta April 2 1867 funeral at Ninth ward meeting house tomorrow at 2 viewing at residence. Olsen Murray Ellay infant son of Orson T and Emily D Olsen died at 2060 Quincy Ave from intestinal congestion born Ogden December 1914 survived by parents two sisters Lucie Melba and a brother Clade funeral announcements later. Dinsdale James R Sr funeral yesterday at Seventh ward meeting house with Bishop Longs presiding. Speakers and choir selections noted. grave in City cemetery. Faulkner Martha M daughter of Lea and Myrtle Faulkner died at 12:30 pm at 960 Arden Ave funeral tomorrow 10 am at family home. Taylor Emna Delilah Taylor 4 year old daughter of Jon and Delilah Taylor died in Plain City after two months illness. survived by five brothers four sisters and parents. funeral tomorrow 11 am Plain City meeting house. Olsen Murray E funeral tomorrow 4 pm Fourth Ward meeting house. view at 2060 Quincy Ave tomorrow 1:30 to funeral time. interment in Ogden City cemetery.
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West
Sarah Baxter West
Willan Jr
Weet
Dinsdale
James R. Dinsdale
Seventh Ward
Longs
Hy H Shurtliff
W. W. Hazeen
Arthur Rawlgs
Levi Taylor
Marcus Farr
John Farr
Rishon Jowéa
Arta Simpson Blekeley
Beatrice Perr
Florence
Jongg Sane
M. Willams
Walter Stephens
Janea
Favilkner
Martha M. Faulkner
Lea and
Myrtis M. Morrin Faulkner
Amity
Arden Avenue
T. G. Terry
Taylor
Emna
Delilah ‘Taylor
Joni
Delilah H. Taylor
Famely
Plain City
Plain Ciy
Bourd
Binhap Gibbert
Thatcher
Grazing Experts Recalled to Lead Forest Grazing Department
DGVEN reports Mark Anderton and Momur Younga of the forest service have returned from the Carivon forest to Tate after grazing reconnaissance. Younga will head the grazing department at Manoula headquarters and depart Ogden in May. Homar Pant in Ogden says services may be required elsewhere. Fred Doulit assigned to San Francisco headquarters to head grazing work. Chicago grain notes mention Germany relations and market impacts amid death of President Witton.
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Mark Anderton
Momur Younga
Forest Service
Carivon Forest
Tate
Thhey
Mr. Youngs
Tle
Ogden
Maydh
Homar Pant
Theta Fred PD
Doutilt
San Franciago
Ife
Ike
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Germany
Witton
State Labor Federation Convention In Seoul Opens
The State Federation of Labor convened in Seoul with about forty delegates from Utah and Ogden. Officers were elected including President Lewis and J J Lamont as secretary treasurer. Afternoon sessions reviewed officer and credentials reports and planned resolutions for worker welfare and a banquet for guests of the Ogden Labor assembly.
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Ua Liab
Jabor
Tofay
Unian
Hator Ballon
Gonmut Tloves
Credantiaia
A. H. Kempton
Rod Gatehonne
Salt Lake City
Mabel Peterson
N. A. Ackerman
H.W. Hayes
Ogden
Qulea
Order
Cacar Phirman
Charlus Meler
Red Gatehouse
Prod Green
A Dames Hanley
Eureka
Raports
A. Z. Reedar
Salt Wako
Ars
B. B. Rawsos
R.A. Smith
Doin
Beck
Joni Stromberg
Park City
Resolutions
M. Moore
Atwons
J. K. Ruancl
W. H. Lonek
Ralph Wardrop
Iallation
Griffin
Reano Lloyd
Reders- Yon
Sre
FP. Lewis
Pini Schneider
Lira Wee
Mand Weat
Noc Ood Ylow
AV. T. Quinn
Iird
J. W. Teller
Brecht
Hy Mugher
J. H. Lamont
Trenanrer
Tonlaht
Trideg & Labor
United Garment Workers Union of
Garment Workers
Alhawshra Lhestre
Last time tonight Fritzi Scheff at The Ogden
Preview announces Fritzi Scheff performing at The Ogden with Preston Flour promotion. Slvertivarns at Last time tonight. Bread quality touted and available at grocers.
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Fritzi Scheff
Preston
Excellent Mothers Day Program at Orpheum
A large crowd attended the Mothers Day program at the Orpheum theatre organized by the Federated Women's clubs. The event featured a full musical program with a soprano solo, a tenor piece, a piano trio, and an address by L. J. Maddock celebrating mothers and civilizational values.
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Ovaoryanaa
Orphenom Theatre
Arephien
Federated Women's
Stralr
Mra
T. Lyveh
Chid Cultura
Clus
Myre
Tidward Etcheol
Federated
Smith
Ay Corey
The
Histories Society
T. D. Johson
Home Cultura Clus
Mia
Smithy Dee
Literary ‘Society
Tim
Tannhauver
Orpheum
Orelstra
He Auditarium
Jardinieres
W. We
Aung
Mike Melba
Pana Seronquit
Wen Dee
Vial Chngata
Mixw Wilfred Mehta Fon
Mother O' Mite
iUpling-Tourad
Herbert
Aldridge
Mra. Akirige
Mitkas
Mirana Cartel
Cleana
Avah
L. J. Haddock
Lon J. Maddock
Mothar
Gontiming
Davon
Jan
Mall
Mothers Shape Character In Sermons And Songs
A Sabbath praise program highlighted motherhood’s influence on virtue and home life. Speakers recalled McKinley’s inaugural day to honor mothers, urged men to cherish wives, and featured musical numbers and tableaux celebrating family, home devotion, and maternal love.
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McKinley
Matt
Ami
Trul Jioni
Ius
Thug Weisd
Haddock
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M. M. Wykes CO
Washington Ave
Standard
Mews and Society
Om Spely
Gall
Wyoming
Patrick Stnaly
Buffalo
William Jackson
George A. Lowe Hardware Company
Grix
Anon Jackson Avenue
le"Agee
Tad" Bobinaon Avenue
City Health Department
C. F. Harris
Dstrict
East Tuake City
Harry Davis
Hertick Avenue
Davie Haa
Bia
Mark A. Child
Erama Child
Tha District Court
Tralph Corlew
Ann
Harry Davie Jowelry
Bramwell
Arthur E. Pratt
David Etales
Bulle
Talophone
Solere
Aiss
Black Box
Oracle
Elise
eWeek
Mira Clark
Mr. Scowereft
Misser
Dorothy Wright
Viola Garr
Cara Walker
Japhella Simgan
Katherine Walker
Bien Scowcreft
Mrs. Kline
Porly
Ffrs
Wiliam Rips Khinbai
Oak Park
Hin Kline
van Burenayetia
Presbyterian Ladies
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Presbyterian Church
DGVEN
State Federation OF Arbor Fo
Seoul
Mmothers
Ogden Theater
Fritzi
Scheff
Hobart Bosworth
Oliver Morosco
Keystone
Robert Edeson
William S. Hart
Rhea Mitchell
Feize
Ogien
Orother
Shemselven
Munis
Tabteaux
Ble Haddock
Tred G
Mather Machren
Olcott
Grieg
Nin Lestie
Villa Gang
Ganen
Mins Nosalie Holberg
A¢Cain
Moroni Olsen
Minnie Urawn
Matiaka Motntyra
Myrtie Lowes
Declan
Billy Arthur Weight
Misa Mlovenec Rise
David Goddard
Thury Volker
Babe
Edward 1
Geriel
Cleone
Avon
Tumor
Olsen
Mikee Brown
Lynn
Accuser
Cinderella
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