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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1918
Page
1
A death notice in error claimed Leland Heiner of Morgan had died of pneumonia at Camp Lewis. Recent reports confirm the soldier is alive and recovering in hospital, with a possible future role in the war effort.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a death and a forthcoming notice but provides no clear names, dates, or locations. The text suggests a standard public obituary notice but lacks readable details to identify the deceased or issuing organization. Constraints prevent guessing beyond the fragment.
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs D M Newton expresses gratitude for kindness sympathy and moral offerings. Herbert Hoover narrator shares a rustic joke about a young man digging a garden finding coins revealing a pocket hole and a comical miscount of quarters and a dime in the tale.
An Indiana man who told his wife three months ago he would not be back to dinner has not been seen since. The Providence Journal regards him as a master of cautious understatement in noting his disappearance.
Two Ogden youths enlisted yesterday as apprentice seamen after the draft delay new policy. Roger Allanson and John Craig, sons of local residents, answered the colors and were sent to Salt Lake for framing stations. Meanwhile Denver Rio Grande officials reported their uptown Ogden office remains open as orders delay closure of competing lines.
The Draper funeral was held last night at 8 in Clearent chapel with Bishop David Stoker officiating. Music included Oh May Time We’ll Understand Beyond Thy Will Be Done. Speakers were Richard Hamblin Patriarch James Ward and others. Interment at South Jordan cemetery. Pargesun Vernal Henry funeral at 1 p.m. tomorrow at 314 Walterson Avenue with viewing today. Interment in North Ogden cemetery. Burnham Margery Luette Barnham died at 5 months after pneumonia. service at 4 15 p.m. at home. Burial arrangements to follow. Also notes on a soldier controversy and cries for wage fairness.
Mid month listing from Columbia Records highlights Jolson's latest joy song in Jolson's jolliest vein. The catchy tune promises listeners a lively catalog of farm animal sounds as a selling point and cites Jolson's Winter Garden success as a justification to buy this record.
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