Scouts Aid in Missing Woman Search in Ogden
Twenty one Boy Scouts from Ogden joined sheriffs and police in a daylight search for 70 year old Mrs Janet Drew missing from 39 Canyon Road. Leaders praised the volunteers as they canvassed riverbanks and ground near the river, with officers cautioning not to risk lives. Mrs Drew’s health is frail and her family expressed growing concern as the search expanded. A second missing person, Mrs Mary A Elmer, returned home today after a separate disappearance.
PARDONING OF ABE MAJORS UNDER REVIEW IN UTAH
Interest grows as J W McEloney of Galt Lake outlines efforts to secure a pardon for Abe Majors a life prisoner for the murder of Captain William J Brown Ogden Utah. Local officials and former governors join the push with witnesses expected to testify at the pardon hearing. A separate note reports a special meeting in New York to discuss college athletics status amid the ongoing War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. McEloney
Galt Lake
Aba
Tox
State Penitentiary
William J. Brown
Og: Tea Police Department
Utah
Mafora
Washington
Avenat
Sraider
National
Car ‘Ale Athletic Association
Central Junior High program features patriotic acts and graduates
The Central Junior High School commencement afternoon offered a varied program of patriotic numbers led by students and teachers. The class list includes many graduates such as Henry Angus Earl Chase Charles Guernsey Wilfred Kellox Howard Scriven and others. A crime report notes an in Ogden attack investigation with a suspect questioned but released, and an upcoming Tagore program by Ogden talent with Mrs. Pardoe Miss Wright and Miss Kelley among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Spirit of
Monroe Wardleigh
Amy Unstrom
Vitlag Poppleton
Mary Woody
Harbara Frelichie
Philip McLaughlin
Theresa Hadleigh
Wilson
Cora Martenson
Car Martenson
Marian Taylor
Helen Mills
Harry Price
America
Fallown
Henry Angus
Earl Chase
Charles Guernsey
Wilfred Kellozx
Howard Scriven
Earl Norton
Edward Blade
Douglas Brilch
Hirst Turner
Blain Wheelwright
Henry Cheney
Leonard Kimnery
Elbert Taylor
Thugh Taylor
Uovel Woody
Doris Proudat
Vivion Poppleton
Ora Barey
Mildred Sully
Garnet Wilear
Cleola Young
Hope Fox
Mario Dultford
Norma Jones
Florence Kern
Arilie Roight
Lenore Laird
Amy Lindstrom
Lars Marriott
Leona Shinaney
Blanch Stone
Marian Tezlor
Fay Blur
Aliee Burk
Lillian Christensen
Naomi Clark
Lilly Christensen
Pearl Clarke
Beatrice Chilton
Lowie Fisher
Theresa Hadley
Gladys Norquist
Estella Oborn
Sarma Olsen
Adelbert Craven
Albert Downer
Albert Gr
Ogden
Mra
T. Earl Pardoe
Alberta Wright
Taian Wright
Dani Kelley Promi
Wasiat
Ovet Advertising
Ucketa—Nra
J. J. DeVine
Mise Clape Heb
Atiss Dorothy Browner
Mian
Myra Grout
June Farnaworth
Ann Overstreet
Mies Louise Hinckley
Genevieve Allison
Orenn Douglas
Vivian Eccles
Joseph FE. Evans
Misa Lilian ¥ Tyrare
Georgy J. Abdaty
Prapk Fouts
Kathryn Me- Mies
Gertrude Weatherby
Stialmmitat
Philip W.O 'T
Earl Pardoe
Nisa Mish
Lillian Wright
Mies Alberta Wright
Verna Tin
Man
Mies Keene
Eva Plera
Indians in Fort Hall plead guilty to drunkenness
In municipal court this morning Joe Miller James Brown and Pierce Yupe Indians from Fort Hall reservation pleaded guilty to charges of drunkenness and were given suspended sentences. They were arrested by Sergeant T Z Blackburn and Patrolman A B Jensen as efforts continue to determine where they obtained liquor. Dave Jerry a drunk was sentenced to five days in jail and Joe Miller a vagrant was sentenced to ten days. Walter Armstrong a dining car waiter waited his preliminary bearing before Judge Barker and was bound over to district court for trial on a robbery charge for breaking into some lockers at a Pulewan carl at the local union railroad station several nights ago and is said to have confessed. He was arrested by Sergeant T J Slackburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
James Brown
Pierce Yupe
Fort Hall
T. Z. Blackburn
A.B. Jensen
Dave Jerry
Waller J. Armstrong
Walter
Food Pledge Day in Great Britain observed nationwide
Empire Day in London marks a national food pledge day. Citizens are urged to sign three pledges tied to economy and loyalty. Two million signatories already recorded, with debates on making pledges voluntary or compulsory. London’s mayor and sheriff led ceremonies at the Royal Exchange guiding participants to pledge. Similar meetings occurred in Guildhall and many towns across the kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
Mansion House
Tiew
Railroad Employees to Purchase Bonds Proposal
Alfred Smith of the New York Central Railroad and chair of the railroad liberty campaign has sent a plea to presidents of all railroads seeking cooperation with their employees to buy bonds. The request aims to support a broad national bond purchase program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
May
Alfred Smith
New York Central Railroad
Rail
Liberty
Joan Caramities
Signal Honor for Two Ogden Boys
First Sergeant Ben I Garr and Corporal Frank C Grady of Troop K today received the appointment by Adjutant General Wiley Nama to attend the officers training camp at the Presidio San Francisco They were recommended by Captain J Ray Ward and are likely to receive commissions to the regular army Garr a former Troop H member served on the Mexican border last year and two years in the regular army His brother Mack Garr is a captain in the regular army Frank H Grady a future captain is a nephew of Captain John D Murphy Spanish war veteran and Ogden lawyer The Garrs are members of the Weber County Utah community and friends Grady enlisted with young Jerk Eccles in Troop K Other appointments to the camp follow These assignments may create gaps in Troop K filled by volunteers Captain Ward said he aims to give his men every opportunity for advancement Many privates in Troops B and K are expected to receive commissions and gain preference in promotions POWER GIVEN PRESIDENT Washington May 24 The administration bill giving the president power to direct priority in railroad shipments was agreed on today by the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee and ordered favorably reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben I. Garr
Frank C. Grady
Wile Nama
Presidio
San Francisco
J. Ray Ward
Mr. Gatt
Henna Barber
Mack Garr
Garr
William I. Garr
Weber County
Utah
Frank H. Grady
John D. Murphy
Opden
Theeting
Oregon
Jerk Eccles
Ward Wild
Missionary Farewell and Land Sale Notices in Curlew Valley
Ogden visitor Logan-f Herschell Fullen of Logan is soliciting bids for selling all sections of Curlew Valley land. Francis Steele son of D. F. and Mrs Steele is called to serve as a Mormon missionary in New Zealand and will depart soon. A farewell party and dance will be held in the Ninth Ward Hall at Thirty First Street and Jefferson Avenue before his departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
F Herschell Fullen
Ogden
Curlew Valley
Francis Steele
Mra
D. F. Steele
Mormon Church
New Zealand
Ninth Ward
Francia LL Brevle
Want Hall
David Fy Hteele
Deaths and Funerals for Jeanette Rebert Acherr
Mrs Jeanette Rebert widow of George C Acherr died today at 10 am at 2025 Washington Avenue Mira Freberg a beloved character though invalid for five years brought cheer to many. Survived by son Fred Teberg daughters Mrs Charles Manning Hooper Mrs Robert A Hamill Cal dente Nevada and Ellen Nebere Oden. Heart trouble cited as cause. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reverg
Jeanette Rebert
George C. Acherr
Washington Avenua
Mira
Freberg
Fred Teberg
Abe
Charles Manning
Hooper
Mra
Robert A. Hamill
Caldente
Nevada
Lus Ellen Neber
California boosters caravan to Ogden shifts timing
San Francisco motorists arrived late this afternoon, with Secretary Stilwell of the Ogden publicity bureau reporting the automobile caravan passed Tremerton and headed toward Ogden. Weather delayed the Ogden committee’s departure north and a dozen or more autos gathered in Shawville to greet the travelers, expected to reach Ogden around six o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Stilwell
Ogden Publicity Bureau
San Francisco
Stilwell
Ogden
Wedded in temple Misa Furnes and Leigh Sherman
Society notes record the Salt Lake temple wedding of Misa Mary Furnes and Leigh Sherman. The couple, from Ogden and Salt Lake, will honeymoon in Salt Lake until June 1 and then reside at 493 Chester Street, Ogden. Furnes is a longtime cashier for George A. Lowe Co. Sherman works for the Ogden Logan and Idaho railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Misa Mary Furnes
Smith Furniss
Seventeventh Street
Leigh Sherman
Ann F. Sherman
Grant Avenue
Salt Lake Tempts
Capital
Ogden
Chester Street
George A. Lowe Company
Sherman
Logan
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Drew
Robert E. Wilson
Eberiff Herbert C. Persson
Juslor
Janet Drew
Canyon Road
Peterson
Aberiirs
Charles Pincock
Aquad
Sheriffs Office
Charley” Pincock
Ogden Boys
Lorimer Allen
Arvid Bolstad
Wil Bowman
Elmer Cannon
DD. Graves
Hugo Gustavson
Ronald Callagher
Marcus Gill
Albert Huss
Jas. Johnson
Ralph Kane
Glenn Newton
Howard Pedler
Glen Perrina
Daniel Rowlands
Allison Bkeen
Joseph Stevenson
James Taylor
Albert Thomas
Albert Ward
Herold Wardleigh
James Johnson
Wii] Bowman
Indaw
EB. Phil Ups
Jackson Avenue
Elmer
Neary Drew
D.C. Watson
Harry Linda
Howard Dutterfield
Tvtaal Junior
WAN Gwenidranaa Club
GWE
Kirest
Torsday
Warhington Avenue
Herbert C. Peterson
Charles Pinrock
William H. Lowder
O'Stock
Willian
Pincock
Lowder
Wootten
Crown
Nayor Heywood
Ogden Boy
Frnate Interstate Commerce Committee
RED Cross
Drama Club
Oxden
Glans
Sacred Heart
Qgden
Mary H. Jordan
Lng Beach
Cal
A. Parmley
Twenty-fifth Street
W. A.C
W. KR. C. Aur Hiary
G. A. TL
Miraault
Jefferson Avenue
Samuel F. Whitaker
Ogden Tabernacle
Fourth Ward
Claire Farr Olson
Katie Swartinger
Louise Je Young
June Emley
June Rhees
Yvonne Fuller
Verna Wheeler
Eloa Pederven
Marcella Dinsdale
Erma Crezee
Josephing Mhees
Teresa
Morfey
Raleigh Ames
Edward T. Saunders
Country Club
Country
Marshall
Wright
América
Wright O
Howe Wear
Emmy
NSI Women's Navy
Jana
Eale
Worena Aport
Sala
Alres
Mary Jane Pumpa
Steen
Mary Jeane Pumpe
Raed
White Canyon
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