Random references and notices sweep through Ogden items
A jumble of notices and brief items from Ogden include departures to Denver and Los Angeles, theater visits, rail and coupon news, a petit larceny arrest, livery service, railroad agents in town, and upcoming events. Names include W Peery, J D Kenworthy, Willard Brower, S C Hauchman, and B G Smith. Local announcements cover a concert, a dance, a missionary farewell, a four hundred form coupon system, and a theater fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Coal & Ice Co
Ralph Frores
Tancola Avenue
Trentyninio Street
Robert Chamber
St. D
Western Foundry
Department of Physical
ForAuestinn
Sacred Heart Academy
Adulesion
Soc
Gale
Brs
van Bares
Biss Norine Moyea
Tomormos
Eatra Lady
Bourke—Fc
Salt
Salimal Division
Southern Pacific
Sparks
Joes
Forest. Strvice
BG. Smith
Slriculture Department
Forest Corfice
Idaho
Anthony
Tomorow Eveniog
Drauetto
State Industrial Police
Neby
Ogden to Consider Farmers Round-Up Meeting
Weber County Park Bureau invites city officials to discuss hosting the Farmers Round-Up of 17 in Ogden. Superintendent of Parks and Parking Property to review the plan with Dr. E G Peterson and John T Cale of the Sericultural College at Lorain as advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County Park Bureau
Ward of Commissioners
Bureau
Ogden
Board of Commissioners
Itwan
E.G. Peterson
Sericultural College
Loran
John T. Cale
Collexe
Howe
Valentine Grant in The Innocent Lie at local venue
Actress Valentine Grant stars in The Innocent Lie with Burton Holmes Travels and a pictograph show on Friday and Saturday in No Vaudeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Grant
Burton Holmes
Athambra
Suit of Merlin Stephen goes to jury over streetcar injury
The damaged salt named Merlin Stephen, a social boy, sued Ogden Rapid Transit Co. for 25000 after a street car collision at the mouth of Oxden canyon on July 4. The jury will decide only the amount of damages as liability is not in dispute. The injury to his left leg and drum were described in testimony.
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Merlin Stephen
Soial
Sgalhat
Ogdes Rapid Transit Company
Yble Guanilan
Habliby
Cha Jury Fe
Damares
Oxden Canyon
Vale
Auto Stolen and Stripped Near Pacific Avenue
A Ford belonging to Thomas E. McKay was stolen near the railroad rocks at Pacific Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street. The car was found dismantled with rear axle, tools, cases and laprobes missing. The theft occurred in front of Dr. J. R. Morrell at 2262 Madison Avenue around 10:30 p.m., and officers Naglia and Wiggins recovered it shortly after 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. McKay
Pacific Arenue
Twenty-ninth Street
J. R. Morrell
Madison Avenue
Children Aid Enlarged Board of Directors Formed
The Children's Aid Society files amendment to expand the board to twenty directors. The new officers include Mia Ava Cooper as president and Mira Tertha as vice president. The listed directors comprise the officers and additional members such as Mrs. Edna T. McIotosh, Mrs. Mary J. Dalrymple, Mrs. Cerolyn Elechol, Mrs. Mira B. Darton, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidren
Mia Ava Cooper
Mmira Tertha
Eccles
Edna T. McIotosh
Mary J. Dalrymple
Leart
Cerolyn Elechol
Mira B. Darton
Nellie A. Perkins
Clara A. Abbott
Ins Davis
Eva Corey
Julia Pierce
Kins
Carrie Bulwell
Florence LitHofield
Martha I. Cansi
Elizabeth Herrowe
Bre
Flita- Leth Culley
Eenice
E. Norman Atdairs
Mianin W. Simith
Resolutions Of The Weber Club Honor Dr. Osgood Memory
At a noon special Weber club meeting the group adopted resolutions on the death of Dr Charles Freferick Orgood dated May 4 1916. They praised his work for city welfare and expressed deep sympathy to the bereaved family. Resolutions call for recording the tribute in club records and informing the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Club
Dr. C.F. Orgomi
Charles Freferick Orgood
Weber Clib
Osgood
Yen
Help Wanted Adclerical Clerk Notation Firm
Classified notice indicates job openings at a local firm for clerical notations and mailroom tasks. Contact Thirrstain Employment Services for ages 113 to 23th HL and phone 1243 Fle for details.
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Thirrstain
Boy's Hand 15 Taken Off By Surgeons At Hospital
Herman Johnson, 11 year old son of Jonathan Johnson, suffered a severe hand injury at Ashton Firebrick and Tin plant on Jefferson Avenue yesterday. A heavy machine amputated the hand up to the wrist while he operated the brick area. he is reported in critical condition. The beating process will keep the boy in the hospital for some time. Alhambra program changes today feature House Peters in The Closed Road and Sidney Drew in a comedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Johnson
Jonathan Johnson
Pirgreal Ageanr
Ashton
Jefferson Avenus
Dee Hospital
Alhambra
House Peters
Sidney Drew
Steamship line resumes service to Far East ports
The Maciaa Mall Steamship Company has resumed passenger service after a year delay due to the war. Sailings will run between San Francisco and Japan, China, the Philippines, India, and Australia. Colombia, Venezuela, and Ecuador are listed among the routes. Agents will be appointed nationwide with Ogden representatives Paul Beemer and BR. Tt. Goodman of the Union Pacific office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mactiia Mall Steamellp
Orient
Iuday
Union Pacific
Eetr
Rica
Ipcrenes
Castom
Fies
Ble Atramable
Amnon
Ehipa
San Francisco
Japan
China
Philppine Islands
Tuva
India
Australia
Colombia
Venezuela
Fucador
Steamship Company
Aledge
Ogden
Paul Beemer
BR. Tt. Goodman
U. P
Devonce Case Involves alimony and custody of children
In the divorce case of Mary Ann Woodland against Daniel BL Wood a decree is awarded in favor of the plaintiff. The defendant must pay $50 per month alimony for family support and the plaintiff retains care and custody of the remaining children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ann Woodland
Daniel BL Wood
Alvores
Local society notes from Ogden clubs and visitors
The SECO Lily Club met at Mrs Somerville's Grant avenue home, postponed after a president's sister’s death. Members included Mrs Tune and Mrs Heyman, with a forthcoming meeting hosted by Mrs A C Stone. Delegates travel to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen convention in Detroit. Home Culture Club hosts at Mrs E L P Mille’s on Madison Avenue. Ogden Conservatory to present elementary pupils in a municipal musicale at First Congregational Church. Mr and Mrs F E Hickey return from Roseville California. Mrs PLE Weekly, formerly Eleanor Wealy, is noted. Mrs Boko of Roserville, California, visits Ogden at the Leek home on Jefferson Avenue. Mrs Ty J McCarthy departs via Oregon Short Line for Seattle after a social visit to Ogden and Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seco Lily Club
Bego
Somerville
Grant Avenue
Aternoon
Thine
Indies
Lan
Merdames Tune
Boyer
Cashmore
Fayos
EB Crosd
Gross
Heyman
Morrie
Rose
Baw
Imra
A. C. Stone
Ley
California
F. E. Hickey
Davidl Hickey
Roseville
Mra
Wekey
Mise
Eleanor Wealy
Maylor J. Wealy
Twenty-seventh Street
Doden
Boko
Rosertite
Eraean Ogden
Michard Leek
Jefferson Arenas
Farewell Party For Afles Monida Mucuaker
Afles Monida Mucuaker a popular young woman and Ogden Dian School alumna will be honored at a farewell party Thursday evening at the Terinh ward ball. The event draws a large turnout from nearby cities as friends celebrate her move to continue studies in music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afles Monida Mucuaker
tha‘Ogden Dian School
Terinh Ward
Thoredey
Honasker
Drigham City
Maceyde
Pia
Munseker
Moale
Alleged auto theft leads to Brigham City custody
Three youths from Ogden were arrested in Brigham City at 12 30 this morning on charges of taking a car from Viriao Ghieva. Deputy Sheriff Joho som of Hoxelder county recovered the vehicle after a chase north on Washington Avenue. The suspects include Troyd Rez Clinton Rapp and another boy, with driver Gibson claiming he borrowed the car from his employer near Hamner residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamner
Viriao Ghieva
Troyd Rez
Clinton Rapp
Brieham City
Joho «Som
Hoxelder County
Tsmo Ume
Ogden
Mamcer
Hubert Hark
Washington Anynuy
Otheerr Huteying
Nayln
Sir Ping
Tha Thapa
Brigham City
Gibson
Hip
Card of Thanks from Blurr family for support
The children and grandchildren of Mrs. Sarah E Blurr express heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during her illness and at her funeral. Special thanks go to the speakers singers and to community members who offered comfort and aid during this difficult time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah E. Blurr
Wabup Olsen
Ogden High School to Join State Affairs Day
Ogden High School plans participation in a state affairs program with a special student assembly at the school. The event will culminate in a University of Utah celebration featuring the state high school field meet, track events, and a band and orchestra performance. Officials noted local students will back the Orange and Mack track team and the day will include a baseball game versus Wayne County High School if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden High School
Ealt Lake
Waneepee High
High Achool
Wasoda Boys
Tetoy
Chicago
Ogden
Will of Dr Osgood Named Brother Executor
In district court a petition for probate of the late Dr C H K Osgood's will and for letters testamentary was filed by his brother Dr C Osgood. The petition lists widow Martha Osgood and daughter Alice Osgood as heirs and notes a guardian petition for Walter N Cleveland for Mrs Osgood. A hearing is set for May 22 before Judge Nathan J Warrin. The will is in default at the county clerk’s office but not filed with administration papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetirrs
C. HK. Osswd
Meber Utureh
C. Oegood
Ma Tiita Palo Osgood
Jackeyarville
Winds
Sibynar
Alice Dala Osgood
Idaho Malla
Sirs
Osgood
Gers Leis
Walter N. Cleveland
Maplaton Banitarium
Jacksontilin
Nichols
New York Life Insurance Company
Nathan J. Warrin’ Dirleron
District Court
Defaalt
Funeral designs cut powers bed ding plants Jones
Og den Wholesale Fiorists advertises funeral designs and plants with phone numbers and addresses. The notice lists prices and contact details at Grant 44 bik north of 47th Bt, urging inquiries for arrangements.
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Jones
Ogden Wholesale Fiorists
Grant
47Th
Citat
Pope 15 Urged to Intervene in Davaria and Barony
London reports state Lord Robert Cecil told the House of Commons there is no solid information that Davaria and Barony rulers have moved to seek peace. A May 8 news agency note cited a circular to claim Germany aims to influence mediations and notes arrivals of Davarian rulers meeting Cardinal Gasparri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Houss of Commons
Robert Cecil
Foreien
Davaria
Barony
Newa
President to Stay in Washington Amid War Strain
Washington May 10 President Wilson to remain in Washington for the next few weeks due to international affairs. He has received invitations and today decided to break travel plans to speak at a memorial building in Hampton Louintes, near Hampton, Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Praidant Wilson
Ban
Yiampton
Inter
Herapton Louintes
Preparing Camp Site for Troops At Fort Bamoudiun
At headquarters the coast artillery unit rompache will assemble at Fort Bamoudiun after arrival. Officials indicated border distribution plans and border stations for militia before artillery moves. Gen Fucatun was unable to leave El Paso but is expected to report soon. Vancouver Washington reported May 10 orders sending units to Yuma Arizona and Nogales, with Second Battalion of the Fourteenth Infantry moving to Douglas Arizona for extended field service. Troop movements include wagon trains, machine guns, and field stores loaded for march, with cooks and field duties arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coset Artillery
Rompache
Fort Bamoudiun
Altoalien
Coast Artillery
Fucatun
el Paso
Ortera
Vancouver
Wash
Tarracka Fce
United States Infantry
Yura
Arix
Noy Arta
Ban Diego
Norrow
Arizona
Battle
Blay
Fourteenth Infantry Regiment
Fort Tawton
Thie Ety
Douglas
Aris
Denver
Fourteenth Infantry
Eliicera
Spokane Troops Leave for Mexican Border
The Fifteenth battalion of the Fourteenth Infantry at Fort George Wright trained today for service on the Mexican border. Eleven officers and 25 men head to the border as mobilization steps broaden across Columbus and New Mexico guard units. Detachments, guard measures, and train movements continue as Texas militia and New Mexico guards mobilize.
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Spokane
Fourteenth Infantry
Fort George Wright
Columbus
New Mexico
Lanka
National Guardemen
Columbuy
R. Bample
United States Service
Sfith Cavalry
Femounta
Mantfeas
Fersblog
San Antonio
Chihuahuo
Fants Fe
Hering
China Facing Grave Problem
Reports from Japan discuss tense reactions to China amid signs of internal upheaval. Observers note Japan hesitates on policy toward Yuan Shikai era issues as Chinese authorities face revolts and foreign fears.
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Fashion Ladies Tailors
Call Phone No
Goodwatcher
Scharffer
V. B
EL Flea Service
Ies Zage
Nf. W. Peery
Ogden Theatre
Kotak Films
McIntyre Drug New Railroad
Haseen
Union Panfle
Ur City
Robert K. Froodman
Mitchell Ros
City Cemetery
Dudley Baker
Ageat
Mississipi Paettic Railroad
Katt Lake
Qeden
Qavage
Directorate OF the Childrens Aid Enlarged
THE
Devonce
Brotherhood of Railway
Detroit
Mich
Misa Annie Dar
Sire
EL P
Mille
Siadison Avenue
Ty J. McCarthy
Oregon
Seattle
Galt Lake
Warname Andrew Jockson Watsom
Wyoming Avenue
Lewiston
Horatio
Karlah Putnam
Hila
Elizabeth Nerilia
Lena Teterson
Sophia Vendon
Fulton
They Watson
Salt Lake
Horace Jenking
Sidrate
Edwin
Gay
Esther
Glen
Jodas
Clara
Yestor
Childres
Lindgatet Mortuary
Stuart
Kenesville
Hemanne Tls
Atate
Larkin Chapel
Kaneaville
Ogden City Cemetery
City Floral Co
Phono
Amo
Pope 15
Bavaria
Saxony
Rome
Mae
Griffith
Keystone Players
STORK
H. B. Warner
the Raiders
Wn Chas. Murray
Coronel Micharl
Texas
Fort Bam Houston
Thermo
Graupa
Takead Harm
Bedyukef Party
Tio
Oppon
Tle
Jeplin
Chies
Iremer
Oxuisa
Chie
Dapan
Russia
Ching
Ihe
Ententa
Japso
Chion
Edigon
New York
Thomas A. Elmons
Lhe Navy Consulting Board
Yuan Shi Kai
Tolle
Associated Press
Florence Reed
PATHE
Utah
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