Entertaining Notes From Ogden Social Rows
May events unfold with Mrs Ivy Wells hosting at 248 Patterson Ave Pocatello. Pointers show visits by Mr and Mrs George Waggoner and daughter Dorothy from Pocatello.Reports mention Mrs Reagan hosting sewing club and other ladies gatherings at 2685 Jefferson and 2395 Madison, plus Salt Lake visitors and a large auction bridge party honoring Mrs William Kimball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grend Cick
Mrav Ivy Wells
Patterson
Pocatello
George 5. Waggoner
Dorothy
Pocatello, Dn
Ara
Pere
Pegr
Heelas Reagan
William S. Eccles
Jefferson Avenue
Rovers
Fred Ballif
Frank Roinpp
Donald Rhivers
Peter D. Kline
Martinet Browning
Paul G.tyler
Louie
N.salt Lake
Peasy
Ted Littlefield
W. Ric Kim
A. W. Watson
Pall
Willtun H. Loos
Edwin Stanley
Hebert Prowdfit
Pearl
Reagan
Walker’ Chees
Salt Lake Vinitata
Man
Verna Tavey
Ava
Newhouse
Ina Vowne
Mina Taylor
William Rive Kimball
Dyin Stanley
R. Kimball
Peter B.klite
van Buren Avenue
Lant
William Rice Kimball
Oak Pari
Ogden
2Nd Myre
K.O. Watts
Mocres Avenue
Kimehan
Kllan
Walker Scoll
Cheeswan
Mica Irma Eccles
Uridge
teHowng
Weber Academy piano recital and alumni reunion
A Osd en era panu recital by Miss Ruth Johnson at Weber Academy features works by Mendelssohn, Beethoven, and others with Mary Parmley and John Snedaker among a crowd of noted pupils and teachers. The Weber Academy Alumni Association prepares for the annual reunion and banquet at the Hermitage hotel on May 26 1940, including officer elections and venue arrangements. A Baptist delegation is noted and an engagement announcement for Lynda Xtrant to marry is included alongside a farewell party for M B Igherdeon attended by nearly 300 people.
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Uesday
Ruth’ Johnson
Weber
Ninerig
Attorney
Tracy J. Cannon
Aho
Tirsady
Ogden
Miss’ Johnson
Mary“Barmley
Misa Johnson
John Snedaker
Protesent Cannon
Weber Academy Alumni Association
Ha’ Sen
Hermitage Hotel
Duncins
W. J) Critchlow
Beatrice Brewer
Irwin Poutter
Lloyd Miller
Dancing Party Planned by Firemen’s Auxiliary
A third ward amusement affair is planned by the Veterans Firemen to raise funds for the ceremony and to entertain guests. The event promotes a pleasant evening with music and dancing as a community social. Nearby residents are invited to attend and enjoy the program.
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Third Ward
Bull West Toevilay
Fremen
Talen
Good Isle and Pleasent Line
Ogden Road Conditions Report for motorists
The Ogden bureau provides road and weather reports for east north and west routes. Towns listed include Morgan Utah Brigham City Snowville Boxelder County Salt Lake Mountain Winnemucca Paris Idaho Pocatello Idaho and Ashton Idaho with roads described as good to excellent and weather ranging from clear to fair in many locales.
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Rorebud
Rineh
Boxelder County
Lucia
Utah
Hoads
Montello
Wells
Saltic Mountain
Winnomuces
Locelors
Moves and Bichsel Win Singles at Tem Tem
Moyes of Ogden and Hennlon of Granite played the day’s best match, Moyes winning 6 8 2, while Bichael of Ogden upset Solomon 6 4 6 4. Granite took the doubles 8 0 and 27, with Moyes and Binhse shining among the state’s fastest high school tennis players.
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Moves
Bichsel
University of Utet
Elngleg
Granite Weys
Moyes
Ogden
Hennlon
Granite
Bichael
Soloman
Rolapp
Anarke Moyes
Binhse
Board of Education to Hold Special Meeting on Wages
The city board of education announces a special meeting at 7 p m Wednesday to discuss teacher salaries for the 1915 16 term. Indications suggest possible cuts to salaries or increases in the per school term to cover expenses. A financial report shows $1487 05 in the treasury and $4000 borrowed last week. Bills amounting to $500 were ordered paid. A faculty request to join a teachers retirement association will be referred to the judiciary committee.
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City Board of Education
Mlle Viola Clancy
Watey
Wen School
Fin Judiciary Committee
Honderson and Johnson
Fractured Narration of Danger and Distant Threats
A disjointed piece presents a narrator in a surface car reading a newspaper and reacting to a sudden, lethal discovery. The text references fear, a tall woman, a forthcoming confrontation, and a menacing warning from a landlord. The fragmentary style hints at turmoil and urgency without clear narrative resolution.
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Attar
RhOàld Jook
Furriio
World Markets Report Signals Mixed U S Market Activity
Global and U S markets showed uneven moves with gains in some grains and meats while sugar and refined products held steady. Wheat and corn prices fluctuated as futures rose on strength in early trading before turning mixed, with government guidance cautioning against overreaction to drought and pests.
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Clase
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Dirs
W. W. Browning
Mrs. Yoln Scowcroft
California
Urs
Bustossa
Mexdames
Plans
Hanley, Mills and Baker
Mycra
Past Guardian Club
Ina
Virginia
Myers
Guardian Club
Ogiéen
Circle
Women of
Woodgraft
Madison Avenue
Gongril
Ladies! Literary Society
LN. Fulton
Ladies’ Literary Society
Linguin Avenue
Marcomi
Joseph Seowerattaendine
Elizabeth Thomas
Hvan
Stetonn
Imiss Browning
Ardell’ Browning
Chi
Adams,avenue
Musléa
Anmberts
Ang
Hincheon
Grate
Syenye
Ak KU
Buffal
Sumonaity Patagonica
Srevire Banos
Master Barbers’ Association of
THE
Master Barbers’ Association
P. A Gysin
J. M. McCammant
J.W. Griffin, R. €. Langworthy
Audantina
Piertel
Randegs
Jun
Mary Parmley
E.de Estes
Psact
Presen Mosakowski
Milas Mery
Baptist
Abo
Ality
Wil
Inp
Llynd
Tarowell
M. B. Lgherdeon
Crawford's
Orchedicn
Georga By Roberts
Suiny
Los Angeles
Ava Robert
Evanston
Samuel Blackham
Sid Daushter Lydian
Gaden Wall
Ateaul
Hiner
Crydon
Miner
Ether Hoyt
G. M. Baker
Ogdon
J. Mills
Board OF Education
Tandon
Anid
Byshy
Geta
Standard
Amundsen
Paine and Hursts
Ogden Standard
Amundsen Photo Studio
Paine and Hurst
Washington Avenue
Ogden Theater
Orpheum
Empress
Washington
Bertin
Auranie
London
New York
South Omnaba
Livestonk
Houth Mmalh
Nots
My If
Lts
Henny
Elas Halt
Malle Af Sales
Barat
Catt
Chicago
Wien
Foto AB
Nto
Arley
Aptis
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