Ogden News Briefs and Local Notices From 1903
Substantial Ogden area items include theater notes on Logan Players Gaming-Se. Shupe Wiens Candy factories. a review of the never comedy The Angel in the Houses. photographer updates by G. W. Tripp. obituaries and return notices for Mrs Bennett and Mrs Thomas Blythe. updates on Weber Normal College Sunday service and Mother's Day program. boxing recap featuring Pete Visser vs George Kallag. Captain Wilfong’s reassignment and reinstated papers. and a hospital discharge for O F Wil Young with home visit plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Players Gaming
U. AL O- Dramatic
Mub
Stolen Autos Recovered After City Chase
The local pollen fare reports a busy night with autos stolen and several recovered. A bulk car belonging to KP. Garner at 366 Twenty second Street was stolen then recovered at Hot Springs. a Dodge was also stolen and recovered. Lombardi reported a Palen car stolen from the Marl on hotel frontage. Police chased the thieves from Hot Springs to Heartville. a new Algo car found near a brickyard. Two youths, Karl Boond 18 and George Jirindlan 19, were arrested and face grand larceny charges in city court tomorrow.
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Garener
Hot Springs
M. Lambardt
Willan Grimes
Be Street
Balt
Lake Gley
Uclick
Kla Aataniwle
Dn Frone
Marlon Hotel
Lombardi
Mam
Tie
Moat Springs
Heartlavilie
Algo
Listy Oulnaten
Karl Boond
Sinithtonian Bussares College
George Jirindlan
Thirty-day sentence for Jap who had whiskey
A Japanese laborer named Kome Kan, arrested at the Ontou depot with a pint of whiskey, received a thirty day sentence from Judge Robert du the city court. He claimed intent to California and denied plans to stop in Ogden. George Fife, 18, was found guilty of possessing two pints of liquor and fined $50 or 60 days in jail after being arrested before a parade.
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Kome Kan
Ontou
Roberte
Kom
Andota
Klaanlenka
California
Ogden
George Fife
Hte
Poageavion Amd
Fife
A. Marrinon
Information Booth At Ogden City Welcomes Visitors
Visitors to Ogden City receive guidance at the information office, with staff including Professor J. A. L ath ee and Smitty Mains aiding explorers. The busy operation runs with the information banner, open baths, and venue amenities touted as a fine feature of the city.
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Ogden City
J. AL Sathee
Smitty
Sia Union
Golien Spike Information
Oiffice
Sindh
State approves road work linking parks and towns
The state signed with the forest service to build Cedar Long Sulbey Malennst Genre Lopan Ganden Chy Haber Fenliand and Seelercove Fort routes. The agreement goes to the secretary of agriculture for approval. The project enables access to Voltowetone National Park from the east and reduces travel time.
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Canan Lon
The
Forest Service
Sulbey
Genre
Lopan-Ganden Chy
Haber
Fenliand
Seelercove
Agricul Aril
Force Service
Kha
Hubei
Voltowetone National
Banquet at Club in Honor of Railroad Officials
A banquet honoring railroad officials featured speakers including Mayor Browning and Heber J Grant. The gathering recalled early Utah railroad history, praising Ogden and the Pacific roads, with notes on the Ogden Liddy project and the 1901 restart of related plans.
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Collis PL
Tluntington
William J. Wailin
Joseph Scowerett
Pol
Ogden
Pacific Railrardy
Mayor Reowphy
Mr. Hood
W. J. Writtle
BE. Calvin
Hie Walon Macine
Prestont Heber J. Grant
Mormon
Paul Shoup
Southern
Pierre
H. Ve Pratt
Oregon
Union Pacific
Scowcroft
Watts
Browning
Wool
Central Pacific
Southern Pail
Beatington
Huntington
Riropibe Mati
Sovwrter
Me. Krottschnitt
Union Paelle
Uno
UL Wirkiman
New York
Rand
Harriman
Tarri
Coll
Stanlington
Hood
B. Calvin
W. Waning
Toastminster Watlis
Onedua
Utah
Calvin
Oxden
Ueber J. Grant
Virginia Young
Gaul Shoup
Matt Pas
Munarae
Aviators Honored For First Transcontinental Flight
At a Sacramento luncheon honoring three WWII era aviators Lieutenant J M Fetters Lieutenant Willa Deck and Sergeant I Reet the men who completed the first flight from Sacramento to Ogden over the Sierra Nevada and Nevada desert shared stories of the journey their stunts and near mishaps. Local officialsincluding Mayor T S Browning and John S Lewis praised the historic feat and urged Ogden to become a transcontinental air hub while noting the need for safer valley routes over mountains.
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Oden
Sacramento
J. H. Warwick
Wade
Ogden
Browning I
Warrei
Wuttla
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Nevada Desert
Ogden ‘Ass
Ileutenant J. M. Fetters
Willa Deck
I. Reet
Uwe Weber Club
Rewdes
T. 5. Browning
Gollen Sylke
John
Lewis
A. J. Rigelow
Hathstr
Wattis
Rigelow
Tieutenant Petters
Mls
Bigelow
Fanefart
Mr. Bigelow
Neadon
Conchision
Petrark
Ketters
Deel
Air Service
Winng
Lfe
Drowning
Ogden City
Histarin
John S. Lewis
Qiden
Eledso
Senatoris
Washington
Five Ogden Chiropractors Face Action By State Board
The state Board of Medical Examiners moved in district court to compel five Ogden chiropractors to desist from practicing medicine without license. Complaints, filed by District Attorney for the attorney general, name Ross H McCune and four others as defendants. The board seeks revocation of licenses and to halt activities alleged to exceed their legal authority. The case recalls a previous chiropractic action in the courts.
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Districe Muarney & PL Lebps
Seneral
CT. Blarddng
Secre Piary
Howl of
Infei Urate
Ross H. McCune
Ls T. McBell
A. PF. Biaty
George A.cullinan
Cirence B. Johnson
Giarate
psaTaine
Horn
Sempre Musical Society Elects Officers At Adams Avenue Home
Mrs Taiden A Ray hosted the Sempre Musical Society at her Adams Avenue residence last Tuesday afternoon. After a program of musical numbers and readings, the club elected new officers: Ellen Thomas president, J A Porrama vice president, and Dorothy Wright secretary. The group planned an annual musical day at Derthana and invited guests.
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Sempre Musical Society
Taiden A. Ray
Adams Avenue
Weil
Afra
Fred N. Hess
Misa Ellen Thomas
Verney Benson
Heht
Ray
Lis Ellen ‘Thomas
J. A. Porrara
Dorothy Wright
Puesay
Guerts
Bern
Ogden
Jndiex
Lintel Circle No. 2
Kern's
Eva Erb
Pwentythint Street
Deaths and Funerals EcclesWing Eccles Family Rites Held
Services for the Eccles wing of Nelson and Hutchinsay involving Mr and Mrs C Stuart Eccles were held yesterday at 4:30 pm at their home 1018 Twenty sixth Street Bishop's Counsellor Freifords officiated Ruth Scofield sang Your Sweet Ye Rosebud and Miss Venus Williams sang Oh Drs Those Teas The speakers were George EMI and Bishop Thomas Wheelwright at Oedeu Cits cemetery.
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Eccles
Nelson and Hutchinsay
C. Stuart Eccles
Selock
Twenty Sixth Street
Bishop's Counsellor
Freifords Tre
Ruth Scofield
Misa Venus Wlliams
George Emi
Thomas VI. Wheelwright
Oedeu Cits
Mrs Mary Kennedy to Leave for California
Mrs Mary Kennedy a longtime resident of Lincoln city plans to depart Wednesday for Park Cay where she will spend a week before returning. James and Sarah Pingree grocers of Bay Point Cal are named in the readable fragments of this damaged notice.
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Mrs. Kennedy
California
New York City
Ogden
Mary Delacey Kennedy
Mary Defhacey Kennedy
Eryam
Lincoln Ciress
Park Cay
Pingree—Junior Mogree
James
Sarah Pingree
Bay Point
Cal
Shelday
Obituary notices from Ogden area highlight bereavements
A fragmentary obituary announces a child born in Ogden who died of diphtheria and is survived by parents and siblings. Funeral services are set for 3 PM on the residence lawn, with interment in Ogden City Cemetery. A second notice records funeral services for Mrs. Breet Brown Woods at 12:15 PM yesterday at Stewart Chapel.
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Barl Winess
Ogden
Dishap
Frank Walkiss
Gomer Nickolay
Chary
Ogden City
Breet Brown Woods
Earl
Woods
Pecaletlo
Children to Undergo School Physical Examinations
Mrs H G King and the ParentTeachers Association announce that children in the district should receive physical examinations. Exams will be held for those under school age at the Children’s Welfare Home and at Males tyca Drug Store No 2, corner of Tweet, Washlee 450k Street and Washington Avenue, on Tuesday and Wednesday between 2 and 5 pm.
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H. G. King
Verin Fary
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Chi Dren
Malestyca Drug Store
Washlee
Waston Avenue
Ogden Stores to Open at 9 A.M and Close at 6 P.M
Nearly all Ogden stores will open at 9 A.M. and close at 6 P.M. today under a law requiring eight-hour shifts for female workers. The measure aims to standardize hours, allow a lunch break, and applies to merchants who will coordinate opening and closing times.
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Ogden
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Ana Agve
Ayer Ib
Shupe Wiens Candy
Sirews
Nebed
Tickable
Amit Deen Bennett
Roes
Jonn Bitte
Bennett
Tosa Khater
Thomas Blythe
Ogden Welding & Repair Co
AL Weber Normal—Uniem
Weber Normal College
Pete Visser
George Kallag
Green River
Visser
Governalautes
Joars Coat & Ice Co
Phono
Wilfang
A. B. Wilfang
Wirth Fold Neilery
Camp Boyil
Texas
Caplan Wilfong
Toran
Ogden Stand
F. Wil Yama
Dew Hospital
Aml
Visilora
IND
Duane Igt
Natyice Forcat
Xineer
Marths
National Forrats
Tin State
Mpileniios
Staten
Lis Salt Lake
Woodrow Wiisai
Clan Rags
Ogden Packing Company
Weshtonton
Lovanny
Salis
Jeon Wilkons
Fare West
Alice Fy Simont
Slster- Ville
Fog
Albert A. Visol
Satt Lake
Jeanette K. Holcomb
Tacoma
Waah- Ington
Gilbert Thatcier
Allivia
Duueko Floral
Isidel
Ernest Winkler
Opie
Central Aml Sendlern Otel
Tia
Ogden Wow
Ninicinal Court of
Oeden En
Heberts
Matsa Roberts
Ely Earl
T Teco
Berthana
Surrey
AL Stephins
Ture Ave
Indiana
Cdrd
Seus
Fower Weems
Cortes
Marrisen
Ade
Snell
Fiome
Wesley Mam
Dague Cellestar
St. Mone
Aint
Wid
Action Acainst
Chiropractors
Nainsook
Dean
Selin
Coope c
Wash Crew
Vahien
Valiaes
Wonten
Hyslop
Episcopal Parsonage
Twentythird Street
Pearl Wright
Gros
Arthur G. Egelhort
Security State Bank
Mra. Egelhort
Wall Lake City
Jpins
Ay C. Tarsona
Grand Junction
Salo
George King
Twenty-third Street
C. Peterson
Jefferton Avenue
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