Music During Week of Chautauqua Opens in Ogden
Ogden hosts a strong Chautauqua music week starting Friday June Sth. Noted bass-baritone James Caddant leads a star lineup including Boston Light Opera and other ensembles. Highlights include the Datenay Festival quintette, Smith Holmes orchestral quartet, East and West touring acts, and a closing concert with Goddant, Ruth Ray, and Tribert Yale Smith.
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Wang
James Caddant
Matice Artiste
Ateo
Toston
Tiret Inuereal
Datenay Festival
Emith
Spring-Holmes
Quin
Mesara
Salih
Holmes
Appello
Mualciana
Doston Light Opera Company
Normandie
Ongawa Company
Tokyo
Musical Arta Quartette
James Goddant
Ruth Ray
Tribert
Yale Smith
James Goddard
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Robert Yale Smith
The Voice on the Wire Prompts Humorous Theater Polemic
A fragmentary notice lampoons a radio telephone prank tied to a new Universal cinema serial. Manager J W Breck of the Cozy Lyceum and Rex theatres signals the Lyceum will run the serial this week. The piece urges readers to call in and spread the phrase to provoke curiosity and attendance.
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J. W. Breck
Lyceum
Rex Theatres
Tony
Kay
Hieck
Far Tle
Oats Supplant Wheat in Pit Trading
Chicago May 21 Traders moved to oats as the wheat pit faced a flaw and shifting prices. The new oats group drew many former wheat brokers to smaller quarters as warmer weather approached. Wheat prices slipped about 6e to 10e early, then recovered.
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Chicago
German minister regrets as ships sunk near Sweden
From Copenhagen May 21 a German minister visiting Stockholm condemned the sinking of Swedish steamers Aspen Vesterland and Vikensad in the Gulf of Bothnia. The grain carriers were released from neutral ports under a reciprocal agreement, triggering Sweden to protest and mourn crew deaths.
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Copenhagen
Tandon
Rinister
Btockholmen
Sweden
Vikensad
Aspen
Vesterland
Vikens
Gulf of Bothnia
Muittah
Meatherbell Ladies Hold Regular Monthly Meeting
Mrs Margaret Alwan hosted the Meatherbellus society meeting Monday afternoon. Readings by Sirs Lisle Loch Head and Mrs Margaret Adams entertained. Prizes awarded to Mrs Christies Collins Mrs Lizzie Hoggan and Mrs Dean Sturter. A delicious lunch followed for members including Jenny Stuart Little Lochhead Agnes Moyea Christina Colina Jean Bimpeon Jane Warner Mary Heywood Chrissie Porter Lizzie Hoggan Jean Burton Wealthy Lochhead Lizzie Moyes Mary Birale Margaret Adams Jean Anderson Lizzie Lochhead and Mrs Joba Wotherepoca.
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Margaret Alwan
W R Holos Meeting of Woman Relief Corps
The Woman Relief Corps held its regular meeting on Friday May 18 with Peace and Arbitration Day observed. Attendees heard a program including songs prayers and talks by Mrs Addie Williams Mrs Pearl El-Watt Mrs Fern Shugrue and others. Comrades received grand honors and a salute was given. Members urged help from friends and school children to collect Memorial Day funds, with donations to be left May 29 at Mrs Addis Williams home, 2065 Madison Avenue.
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W. R
Woman Relief Corpa
Addie Wiliams
Pearl el- Watt
Fern Shugrue
Minnis V. Qwens
Kate Free
Aira
Henrietta Griffith
Pearl Elliott
Grand Army
Tlepublic
Clothier
Flacher
Addis Williams
Madison Avenue
Farewell Party For Soren Mollerup Jr Before Navy Duty
A farewell gathering was hosted for Soren Mollerup Jr at the Lia home on Jackson Avenue as he prepares to join the hospital corps of the navy in San Francisco. Friends and relatives shared music and games, with a late supper served by Agnes Mollerup and Laura Mekta. Numerous guests attended including Vernal Wheelwright, Loren Mollerup, Reginald Menson, and Miss Agnes Mollerup, among others.
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Soren Mollerup, Jr
Tueasday
Lia
Jackson Avenue
Mollerup
Rab Francisco
Hospital Corps of the Navy
Vernal Wheelwright
Ner Inaid Menson
Willard Gardner
Agnes Mol Irup
Biles Laura Mekta
Missea Pearl Frost
Denetta Bell
Marjory Fem
Margaret Chase
Katherine Santey
Year! Peterson
Laura Makin
Agnes
Mes
Fred Sims
Ora Shaughnesay
B. Mollerup
M. Wheelwright
Loren Mollerup
Annual Convention of Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
The eighth annual convention of the Department of Utah Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic met in Odd Fellows Hall East Lake City on Tuesday May 15. Department President Mia Nye presided and officers elected for the next year included President Ary L Hubbard of Salt Lake City and Senior Vice President Roberta McDonald of Salt Lake City.
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Department of Utah
Grand Army of the Republic
Odd Fellows
Hall
East Lake City
Mia
Jenale I
Nye
Ofden
Ary L. Hubbard
Salt Lake City
Roberta McDonald
Organization officers and farewell services noted in Ogden
The piece lists officers for the organization including Cora Elevs as Junior Vice President and Alberta Houghton as Treasurer with Salt Lake City ties. It notes Mrs Nye receiving a past president’s jewel, flowers, and hints at Red Cross work, a new Circle in Provo, memorial services for deceased sisters, and a pre convention reception at the Nee Grand hotel with toasts by department leaders.
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Cora C. Elevens
Ogden
Lillie C. Stadley
Oxden
Jennia L. Nye
Alberta Houghton
Salt Lake City
Mary E. Wentover
Eva C. Erb
Lucy M. Hodge
Arces Price
Mary . Lawrence
Maud C, Stevens
Provo
Lucy Norton
Salt Lake
City
Atual Charter
Nye
Arid Howers
Proto
William McKinley Circle
Mary B. Wells
Lincoln Circle No. 3
Nee Grand Hotel
Salt Lake Ealy
Slaters of
Reynold
Reception for Ida K. Martin at Hotel Utah
Mrs Ida K Martin national president of the W RC auxiliary to the G A R will be at the Hotel Utah tomorrow with a reception in the evening for members of the G A R W RC Lincoln Circle of Oxden invited. Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen will hold a 3 card party for members and friends at the Odd Fellows ball on Washington avenue.
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Ida K. Martin
W. RC
Utah
Lincoln Circle
Oxden
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Odd Fellows
Washington Avenue
Royal Neighbors Host Cand Party at Mrs Sobel Home
The Royal Neighbors will be entertained at a card party at Mrs Kate Sobel's home 215 Seventh Street on Wednesday May 23 from 2 to [time]. Everyone invited. Garment Workers Dance Marks Anniversary with party in Woodmen Hall last Saturday featuring dances entertainment and banquet.
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Kate Sobel
Seventh Street
Garment Workers Dance
Garment Workers Uaton
No. 107
Woodmen Hall
Baptist Kensington Meeting Postponed One Week
The meeting of the Baptist Kennings tom is postponed for one week. Members will meet with Mrs. C J Smith at 2543 Madteon Avenue on May 29.
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Baptist
North Ogden Society Sees Bright Prospects for 1917
North Ogden notes a mild winter end and a hopeful outlook for a bumper 1917 harvest across fruits cereals and vegetables despite a late season. School near year end reports seven capable teachers guiding twenty students from eighth grade to high school. Pleasant Green Taylor, aged veteran of 70, dies at his Harriaville home, remembered for integrity and influence in local history. Ward church closures prompt reorganization as President Taylor recalled. Albert Ghaw returns from a two year mission, initially to the Bactety lands, then California, with a warm welcome at the Ward chapel.
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Pleasant Green Taylor
Harriaville
North Ogden
Joseph Young
P. G. Taylor
Ethel Blaylock
California
Mbert Ghaw
Farsuel Shaw
Urat
First Child Born to Local Couple in Weekend Births
Evening report notes Hie Tshore and family awaiting ward meeting Sunday at 2 30 p m. Mrs Lewis Chadwick celebrate arrival of their first girl born the 17th. a boy to Mr and Mrs Gixnan in Salt Lake City. Mother Oeaea. Miss Fita Campbell of North Ideo mentioned.
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Hie Tshore
Lewis
Chadwick
Chetr
Lttle
Robert Gix-' Nan
Salt Lake City
Oeaea
Mins Fita Campbell
North Ideo
Johnson Widow Augusta Johnson Dies in Preston Idaho
Mrs Augusta Johnson a former Orden resident died yesterday morning in Preston Idaho after an operation. She was married to D A Johnson and had resided in Preston eight years. The funeral will be held in Dayton Idaho tomorrow at 2 p m.
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Johnson
Augusta Johnson
Orden
Preston
Idaho
Dayton
Enlistment Age Limit Raised to 18 to 40 in New York
May 21 The age limit for regular army enlistment has been raised from 17 to 40 years to 18 and 40 years, announced at Major John H. Hughes recruiting offices in New York.
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New York
John H. Hughes
World Markets Mix as Metals Oils and Sugars Lead Trading
May 21 reports from New York show metals oils and sugars driving broad market activity while short covering and profit taking offset. In Chicago on May 5 oats dominance shifted grains trading as wheat declined amid expected government control actions affecting prices and exports.
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New York
United States Bree
United Fruit
Cuicago
Tostead
Board of Trade
Washington
Wheat and grain futures mild drop and strength in corn
Market notes show July wheat near 2.23 to 2.33, September 32.14, with slight sag after an initial decline. Oats lacked offerings and edged firmer, July near 68 cents. Corn rose modestly as cold weather supported demand, while provisions weakened with hogs. Chicago produce lists record butter 23 3/4c and eggs at 24,279 cases with various color grades.
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Chicago
Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
Washington
Winconsin
Michigan
Sugar Prices Steady in New York Market May 21
Raw sugar and refined varieties showed steady to slightly varied quotes in New York trading. Futures traded actively early with prices easing under selling by Cubs Interests and commission houses amid scattered declines across several futures contracts.
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New York
Cubs
Ynoan Prees
Chicago Hog Market Slows as Weather Impacts Arrivals
Chicago May 21 market notes show more arrivals than packed sacks plus a wet forecast weakening hogs. Cattle demand held steady while sheep remained scarce as buyers faced damp conditions.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Reports From May Market Slump
Omaha livestock totals show hogs receipts around 8400 with prices mostly lower at $15.15 to $16.10. cattle receipts about 7500 with steadier to slightly lower bids ranging from $8.50 to $9.50 for various steers and feeders. sheep receipts near 400 with lambs and yearlings trading in the $12 to $19 range amid varied demand. Strong entities include Omaha market and Western/ Texan cattle categories and general pricing shifts across hogs cattle and sheep entries.
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Omaha
Iower
Sharkes Meady
Wetberr
Lambs
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