Dream of the Orient headlining new Pantages bill at Orpheum
The Orpheum presents a deluxe touring program headlined by A Dream of the Orient featuring Moe Makarenko with a soprano voice and a five chorus, plus the Deptt chulte brothers on harp and violin. Other attractions include the LaVare cakewalk act Edward Farrell's comic farce in the hotel rotunda Nonsened and the Avaielian Creightons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dream of the Orient
Batt Lake
Carty
Maushal
Vanderile
Deptt Chulte Brothers
Theas Gona
Nogoy
Italy
LaVare
Edward Farrell Sai Company
Avaielian Creightons
Pater
Waters
Pantages
Memorial Day meeting prompts local business disruption
On Memorial Day a meeting of Oxden traders led to temporary closures of their shops today May 30 to discuss a special memorial event in the community. Other notes include real estate sales, a divorce dismissal, and locals traveling for work or family visits.
Funeral designs and floral goods offered at Ogden Wholesale Florists
Funeral designs and a range of bedding plants advertised by Ogden Wholesale Florists. The notice invites customers to call 326-W or 52 Grant Street, north of 17th Street, for lowest cash prices on flowers and arrangements.
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Ogden
17Th St
Ogden High School Commencement Tonight at Orpheum
Ogden High School commencement exercises will be held tonight at the Orpheum Theatre starting at 8 30. Tickets for parents will be held until 8 30 and children in arms will not be admitted. The program includes invocation by Rev G F Hasereller reading by Olga Schoolen and vocal solos by Jesse Crown, a guitar selection by Forrest Carhart, a valedictory by Chariot Bkreq, and a presentation of graduates and diplomas by the Board of Education. The Orpheum Orchestra will perform. Also the Lyceum shows Overalls a five part western construction camp story today.
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Oden High Acoo
Orpheum Theatre
Children In
Orpheum Orcheat
G. F
Forrest Carhart
Ogden High School String Quartetto Valedictory
Chariote Bkreques
Board of Education
Cree
EL Beeson Orden High School
Orpheum Orchestra
Notice to bidders for large master sale 1916 in city
Notice to bidders running bids received by City Recorder by 10 AM May 28 1916 for the largest Master Sale as ordered by the Board of Commissioners dated May 23 1916. Walter Richey City Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
Ten O'Eteck
Alay
Tor Eno Largn Moster Bale
Board of Commissioners
Walter Richey
City Recanter
Forest Service Personnel Notes Update Trips and Duties
Logging Engineer D F Seorey returns from an eighty day section trip to Black's Fork in the Uinta forest reserve. Seorey notes special attention to the Up drilling by Standard Thunder Company. D Cranford has gone to Challis Kia to assume acting deputy supervisor duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Seorey
Forest Service
Black's Fork
Uinta
Seorey
Cave
Standard Thunder Company
D. Cranford
Forest
Eterico
Challis
Kia
A Circus Romance stars Muriel Gtrighe at Utah engagement
Muriel Gtrighe headlines a five part photo drama titled A Circus Romance at Utah today and tomorrow. The production borrows a large southern caravan show as its backdrop and follows a dancer who learns she is the magnate’s daughter and faces family secrets. The storyline centers on love, renunciation, and returning to the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Sonthera
South
Shers
Turnaent
Decoration Day to be observed by Metall Merchants in Oden
Members of the Metall Merchants association will observe Memorial Day in Oden on Tuesday May 30. The grocery and butcher shops are to close their places of business for Decoration Day, per the classified ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metall Merchanta Association
Oden
Tha Xrocera
Small Boys Take An Automobile For JRE
A juvenile court inquiry in the city hall detains Willarm Neatobook aged 12 months due to a car theft. Detectives tracked several implicated youths including Rose Vao Leon aged 16 Otto Van der Benult 14 Altan Leon and Ror Malan aged 12 14 and 9. The stolen vehicle belonged to M H K Jacobsen and was taken from in front of the Second Ward Church. Earlier thefts include A W Walker’s car found abandoned with four gallons of fuel after being driven to Thirty-fifth Street Pacific Avenue. The piece notes a prior incident involving Neste boom and an attempted transport to Toy Utah. The court case ties to a broader juvenile crime thread and mentions Gloria's Romance episodes at the Alhambra.
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Willarm Neatobook
City Hall
Juvenile Court
Hl Weston
Twenty Eighth Street
Jefferson @value
Thornly
Rose Vao Leon
Otto van der Benult
Altan
Leon
Ror Malan
Julice
M. HK
Jacobaen
Second Ward
Ning O'Clock
Mra TW
A. Malan
Eha
Nacobsen
Nesteboom
Austody
Nesteboom Toy
Union Grocery Company
Toy
Utah
Tran
A. W. Walker
William Eccles
Jefferson Svenus
Tag
Wesly
Birest
Pacific Avenue
Walker
Amusements header for Orpheum and local showings
Amusements listing Orpheum with Billie Burke and Edna May in various reels, Utah and Lyceum programs noted. Includes upcoming Chautauqua week events and local society meetings such as Fraternal groups, domestic art exhibit, Lily Thimble club, and church activities.
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Orpheum
Orden
Tiree Wart
Breo ‘Lily Thimble Club
Stra
Noads
Weber Civic
Aid for Jews in War Zone Acknowledges Local Help
Central committees for the relief of Jews suffering through the war acknowledge local support. Receipt No. 19093 is enclosed as thanks for contributions raised in Ogden by Messrs. Benjamin Opperman, Arthur Kuhn, and Jon Hretnes. Mayor Stanley Nedro signs.
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Omden
Tiarry Fisher
Trossuter
Teenry Fesenblath
Ogden
Diab
Torfosine
Messia
Benjamin Opprman
Arthur Kuhn
Jon Hretnes
Lawsuit Over Farm Lease Complications and Damages
In district court Johnson Hale sues Peter and Dark Nielzen for 9509 damages and injunctive relief regarding a farm lease ending January 30, 1915. Plaintiffs allege noncompliance with lease terms and request restraint on Wahieaho Aypar Co from paying defendants for sugar beets taken from the place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson T. Hale
Niels, Peter and
Dark Nielzen
Piatauttt Avka
Wahieaho Aypar Company
Frm
Drowning of Fred E Watson in Minnesota
Fred E Watson formerly of Ogden was drowned at Winona Minnesota yesterday according to telegraph receipts received this morning by William G Watson of Ogden. The deceased was 35 years old, a machinist by trade, and had worked in the railroad shops at Winona. Embalming and shipment to Larkin Undertakers of the city are planned with funeral arrangements to follow. His sisters Gertrude Lelis and Anna Waleco of Ogden are listed as relatives. His brother Clay Watson works in the O L I office. Overall Lyceum program noted.
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Fred E. Watson
Ordes
Wasnot
Mian
Telisram
Ble Cather
Wiliam G. Watson
Winona
Minn
Larkin Undertakers
Thre Clty
Zere
Gertrude
Lelis
Anna Waleco
Ogden
Siatera
Bouthera Pacific
Clay Wateon
O. L
Catholic children to meet Thursday and Friday
Members of the Children of Mary Sodality are urged to gather at Fr Joseph's church on Thursday and Friday May 25 and 26 at 6 20 pm Preparations are under way for the forty hours devotion beginning Sunday evening May 28 with a Pontifical high mass at 3 o clock The Children of Mary Holy Angels and other Catholic girls are asked to attend to ensure large processions on Sunday morning May 30 at 9 and 10 30 am in the church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children of Mars Sodality
Fr. Joseph's Church
Children of
Dioceas
Drunks and Minor Offenders Held Before City Judge
A group of men deemed drunk on the streets faced Municipal Judge G. Bark er. They were enrolled for five days in the jail alternative or paid fines to avoid jail. Names include Martin Garcia Goes Swanson W. Carey Thos Haner Pat McManus and several others. Additional punishments were given: Frank Faulkner 15 days, Jess Faulkner 10 days for obscene language. J W Scott CG Keyner and Yanki card forfeited $5 bail. Caddy fired for speeding. Jim Ruchas guilty of gambling with a $50 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Martin Garcia
Goes Swanson
Carey
Thos. Haner
Pat McManus
C. W. Allen
Len Boyle
Sam Kershaw
Joe Banberg
Frank Faulkner
Jess Faulkner
J. W. Scott
CG. Keyner
Yanki
Caddy
Jim Ruchas
Willard Mine Returns Rich Copper Ore
Stockholders of the Willard Copper Ore Company announce an assay of ore from the Willard area last Sunday showing about 38.76 percent copper. The mine lies a few miles east of Willard with a 40 foot shaft opened. An owners’ ledge reportedly yields two feet wide samples. Attorney David Jensen serves as secretary and other local businessmen are involved.
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Willard
Mlatoe Company
Ni¢R
David Jensen
Orden
Merchants Invite Northern Idaho Visitors for Ogden Tour
Entertainment for merchants from northern Utah and southern Idaho was announced at a Weber club meeting. The program includes a trip through Ogden Canyon, a trout and chicken dinner at the Hermitage Hotel, an automatic city ride, and visits to local industrial plants ending with a lunch at the Ogden Parking and Provision company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utan
Eocthern
Idaho
Utah
Hermitare
Varias
Munsia
Geden Parking and Proriston Company
Ty Borrows Large Sum From One Local Bank
City board discussing a loan of 21000 from First National Bank of Amaesty for tanks at a set interest rate. Ten notes issued in the transactions, amounts 159 and 50090. A rate of 3.50 for a water tap in Ogden canyon approved. Property owners to pay connection costs and comply with sprinkling regulations. Refinancing bonds and related financial actions considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agh. Hevynod
Ogden Canyon
Emilra L. Jones
Tha Tig Raler
Andlor
Sauna
Sesee Essen
Orden
Opten
Arrangements Made for Ball Games After Fire at Glenwood Park
After a big fire destroyed the grandstand at Glenwood Park, arrangements are set for ball games. Bleachers survived and will be covered for use. Utah Power & Light will go to Garland to remain until Sunday for contests. The Amadores and Brigham City teams schedule games, with new pitcher additions announced.
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Glenwool Park
Utah Power & Light
Cau
Garland
Atamado Nine
Brigdon Cry
Cven
Cox Rider
Ogden
WH Vams
Utamades
Fath Tracy
Nontella
Nor
Pew Man
Brigham City
Society Notes At Yeomen Meeting And Floral Contest
Under the direction of Lady Tlow ena Wy Holbmek the Auxillary to the Hirotherhood of American Yeormen surpassed the Yeomen at their weekly meeting Monday. Members broke the meeting and were entertained by the ladies. A penny forestry contest delighted the crowd and John A. Junk, Gertrude Junk, Seten Hfufetetter and Earl Cubl received honors. High Five was lively with ales and tinors. Miss Mitchell and Mrs. Gay, Sirs Georges Gilmore and Mrs. James Mealy received prizes. Schools entered a heatnterior floral decoration contest with judged arrangements of window baskets barkets and potted plants. Committees led by Mrs. A. B. Carey and Mrs. Pred G. Clark awarded prizes for superior pupil work. Quircy led in plant variety and thriving specimens. first prize a hex planter with bulbs. Throtin Farr won second prize a half dozen potted plants. ON A TRIP TO COAST Miss Feta West departed for Los Angeles to spend the summer with her sister Mrs. A. W. Cooley. Special music accompanies Gloria’s Romance Concert orchestra tonight.
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Oxden
Calleo
Borrison
Veter
Wangenard
Nathan J. Harris
Kodak
Velex
Melntyre
Witlsrd
Lagan
Temple
Warktt
Mormon Church of the Ottutt
Mitchell Bros
City Cemetery
C. W. Veasy
Chicago
Ry Tones Coal & Ice Co
Omaha
Katia Hartsell
Ogden
Bessie Woodman
Los Angeles
Decker
Union Parish
Jesus They Christ
Este
Bramwells
W. L. Greer
New York Central
W. Dunkerly
Chicago Great Western
Iwillant. Yee
Pessenter
Penneytra
Crownlog Dres. Co
Nudaon Ave
Kodak Cerelonics Pool Printing
Floreoce TR
Austis
Maria C
Austin
Platoift
Dex
George Karakousis
Larkintes
District Court For
Aimmistration
Petiion
Karakousis
Gantz
Pyzorher
Ecclew
Marissa
Oscar We Wright
Tala Durien
Manca
Walter Sfoore
North Orden
Michigan
Sidney C. Scribner
Father Marquetse
Utah
Herbert E. Woolley
Logan
Vian
Wyoming
Teammaster
A. W. McDuffle
Union Pacific
Greenflyer
Montana
Arthur Dus
Ste
Great Falls
Mont
Simpson
Voakurn
Texay
Tisitx
Dugdaia
Orden
Clir
Tlowena
Wy Holbmek
John A. Junk
Gretrude Junk
Seten Hfufetetter
Earl Cubl
A.B. Carey
Pred G. Clark
Bern
Rchoola
Judgea
Dectta
Polic
Throtin Farr
Marguerite in Faray Wins Orpheum Crowd at Allah Marg
Theatress Margarite in Gounot Faray attracts large crowd at the Orpheum Allah Marg, with Juicy Gates winning praise for her singing and stage presence. The audience favored the performance despite conflicting opera dates and academy commitments.
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Orpheum
Allah Marguerite
Faray
Orpheum Theater
Weber Academy
Juicy Gates
Imme Lacy
Marguerite
Phate
Utah
Opera Review Describes Prima Donna Performance at Prison Revue
A review of a prison revue notes a prima donna artist delivering irresistible appeal as Valentine Performed roles by Andella and Dougall receive praise though some missteps mar the ensemble Martha and Stef Florence Simmerhart receive praise for voice and placement Yet Swiss Gates and Mrs Bommerhaus shine and would have benefited from singing in English for American audiences
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Valentine
Andella
Trugh Dougall
Martha
Exaogeline Thorman
Stef Florence Simmerhart
Volce
Br. Cre
Gates
Bommerhaus
Rabies spread prompts Rotary action in Utah counties
East Take May 14. Health Commissioner T. T. Teal told the Rotary Club at Hotel Utah that hydrophobia is a danger, urging cooperation with authorities to curb the disease. He cited rabid coyotes from Nevada, the Pasteur treatment, and cases in California, Nevada, and local counties.
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East Take
T. T. Tealty
Rotary Club
Utah
Pio
Nevada
Jr Xeeron
Heats
Vasteur
Pr. Neatty
California
Toste
State Board of Health
Nevada Ranges
Roreldey
Topela
Ur. Beatty
Ertinga
Hydrophobia in Utah Sparks Public Health Pledge
A Utah public health note reports rabies and hydrophobia appearing in several counties. The Fe tary club adopts resolutions urging public authorities to promote preventive measures and curb the spread among humans and livestock.
Telegram tale in a will case and cremation debate
The testimony recalls a telegram from Mrs Waite about her father’s death and cremation plans. Dr Moore advised cremation, Dr Cornell opposed it, and autopsy questions arose. Mrs Waite described plans to travel to Detroit with Meek’s body and suggested she be named beneficiary in her father’s will.
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Mra
Walte
Anfa
Moore
Walton
Cornell
Grand Rapids
Bers. Walts
Grand Tharles
Waite
Detroit
Meek
Real Estate Transfers In Salt Lake and Ogden Areas
Real estate transfers of several parcels recorded in the county recorder. Albert A Kerech and wife convey part of section 30 to Ebenezer Taylor for 425 dollars. Mary Elizabeth Farrey transfers appear with Farley Williams and William E Tracy on parcels in Ogden and Lakeview adds. Antree Wilson receives a set 9 block 3 in Ogden survey from A Bwenk for 2 dollars. Henning Fridterg and wife convey part of southwest quarter of section 16 to En mae ipson for 1700 dollars. Dan Turnqutat receives part of the quarter in section 16 for 1250 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert A. Kerech
Ebenezer Taylor
Salt Lake Merid Lan
Mary Elizabeth Tastings Farrey
Farley Williams
Ogden Saurtey
William E. Tracy
Elie Mair Mortenson
Lake View
Oglen Yurter
A. Bwenk
Antree Wilson
Ogden Survey
Henning Fridterg
Tn En Mae Ipson
Township Firoth
Moe
Ralt Lake Meridian
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Joan
Ogden Theatre
Wilford Ir Semmere
Clinton
Hate M. Thompson
Riverdale
Ralph V. de Vamp
Elvaaille
Odes
William Hart Menpiog
Eldahirte
Ouden
Fred
Weaner
Terre Friand Stanley
Ataiel
Aherift
Warner Weld
Kelleth Street Bridge
Lee
W. K. Argo
Iqiscal State School
Eginning
City Floral Ca
Coral Deena Weber Floral Co
Lyceum
Muriel Gtrighe
Ada
Jre
Gloria
Alhambra
Modern Woodmen of America
F. C. Eagles
Women of Woodersfl
Episcopal Guild
Malee Emmanuel
Adwards
Fred £. Watson
Minnesota
MNY
Tota
Quincy and
Lorin Fara
Feta West
Padre West
Oq Angeles
Steger
Sirs
A. W. Cooley
Acore
Concert Orchestra
Fetary Club
Tha Salary Club
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