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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1919
Page
7
Billboards Torn Down as Peace Drives Noted in City
In a move signaling waning war activity a large central park billboard urging conservation and war bond purchases was torn down this morning near Washington Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street. Memorial services were held at the First Presbyterian Church with veterans and women of the Yeoman’s War Corps present. Rev J I Carver spoke on loyalty and service as the nation honors past and present conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Central Park
Washington Avenue
Dows
Canh Fide
Washington Ayenna
Tinetty+ Cifth street
Yell
First Presbyterian Catrch
Se. Viet
Tle
Peelerins
J. i. Carver
Carver
Married Men Lose to Single Men in Ogden Exposition
The married men team from John Scawcroft and Sons of Ogden were defeated 12 to 1 by the single men at Glenwood Park last Saturday afternoon. This marked the first time in seven years the single men won. Under the panic rules the loser must foot the expense of a feed, and relief was reportedly great.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scawcroft and Sons
Ogden
Glenwood Park
Sears
Memorial Service Plan for Weber County Veterans
Soldiers and Sailors club of Weber county invites all veterans to a meeting at the Masonic Temple to elect delegates to the state caucus in Salt Lake on June 4 and 5. The session will also finalize Memorial Pay plans and other business. Captain J. B. Ward urges all former service members to attend and honor the nation’s dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solera’, Sailors’ and Marines Club
Weber County
Masonic Temple
Salt Lake
Lab
J. 8. Ward
Hia
Himaeie
Swimming Pool Planned for South Ogden City
Work on a new swimming pool for the southern part of Ogden City will begin soon if possible, with the site near the Washington school grounds. Commissioner Jones and City Engineer Joseph Thaey visited the area west of the Washington school to select the exact site. The pool will occupy a piece of ground adjoining the Washington school, with the public playground equipment relocated onto the school grounds to maximize use. During the recent bond election, $5000 was approved for pool construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington School
Jones
Joseph ‘Thaey
Ciy
Ogden Native Tom Wise Stars In Cappy Ricks Show
Tom Wise, a star of the Cappy Ricks road show, born in Ogden, spent early childhood there and attended local schools before moving to Salt Lake. The production tours the West with a route from Ogden toward Perrot, Denver, Gait Jake, Gydeo, and then to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wise
Cappy Ricks
Ogden
Orothin
Wise
Salt Lake
Ine Vu” PY Ricks
Peter B
Ar. Wise
Jy Tine
Broadway
Ogden Street
New York
San Francisco
Perrolt
Denver
Gait Jake
Gydeo
Eddie King 5 Here to Accept All Comers in Boxing Challenge
Eddie King, boxing standout from Ogden now back from Honolulu where he served with the United States Army, issues a challenge to any boxer in the 128 to 140 pound class. He notes an enviable record against top west coast fighters and seeks a match soon at his weight. Interested parties can reach him at 22 Seventeenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edie King
Honolulu
United
Army
Dillo
Fraveleurna
Privilege of Getting Full Leads to Fine in City Court
A man in this city named John Cor, arrested yesterday for intoxication, was sentenced by Judge D. W. Roberts to pay a fine of 350 or serve 50 cents. He stated he had purchased two quarts of whisky for which he paid 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cor
Dudge D. W. Roberts
Wets Face Disappointment as Congress Hears Poll
In Washington on May 25 a congressional poll shows overwhelming opposition to repealing wartime prohibition. Dry status set to begin July 1, with possible liquor reintroduction only briefly before peace measures take full effect. Senate repeal barely ahead of opposition. House shows heavy anti-repeal sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Senate
Service Buttons Are Expected From the Government
The government prepared service buttons for all WWI veterans but local recruiters have not yet received them. Today word from Washington says Ogden will forward the quota as soon as received. Ex-service members may obtain badges by presenting their discharges at the recruiting office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locar
Tako
Washington
Ogden
Rex M Kelly Arrives Home From France Service
Rex M Kelly, son of May, has returned from France and landed at Ogden. In a letter he reports fine health after a long stay in Verdun and says he expects to be mustered out at Fort Russell Wyoming. He plans to wire if he stops in Mit wois on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hex M. Kelly
May
Verdun
France
Ogden
Fort Russell
Wyo
Mit Wois
Rex
Nmness
Truants Sent to Country Districts for Farm Work
Juvenile court placed several truants on probation to end of term and ordered them sent to country farms for summer work after Judge Tan Bullivan noted farmers seeking farm laborers during school vacation. A sizable group of sturdy youths applied recently, with likely farm placements for all high school boys for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Bullivan
Iman Adder
Chautauqua to Meet at City Hall on Tuesday Evening
Chautauqua association will meet at 3 o clock Tuesday evening at the city hall to consider plans for the Chautauqua event from June 16 to 22. President Frank M. Driggs, chairman of the guarantors committee, issued the call. The program includes Miss Ide M. Yardell, a noted author and lecturer, who will direct activities from Ogden. Also there will be Rev Joseph Clare, pastor at Vetrorrah, who will discuss conditions in Russia as they are today. A notable point is that the Riccian revolution’s causes are debated. Dr. A J Stewart, a prominent Provo physician, died from pneumonia in Mahone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden Uhachauain
Uy Fall
Frank M. Driggs
Com- Milles
Soe
Ide M. Yardell
Ogden
Parns
Joreph Clare
Russia
Welrara
Ogden to Host Three Summer Bands in Rotation
Ogden city to alternate three local bands for Sunday concerts at Farm Farr park starting next Sunday with the Southern Pacific band. The Ladies' band and the Ogden City band will also perform in rotation, aiming for an equal division of 14 Sundays. City Commissioner Aliles S. Jones directs the park plan amid petitions for sharing the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Farm Farr Park
Southern Pacific
Aliles S. Jones
Ladies
Ogden City Band
Jones
Tadies
Ladies’ Band
Family Golf Club Tournament At Ogden Club
RG Smith and his son won first honors at Ogden Golf and Country Club in a family tournament. A large turnout included many family members while the winning pair posted a net 38. Close behind were Kitch Bristol andison and Ueber Scawcroft. Kratz joined the top golfers with a five stroke improvement. Wattis defeated Murphy to set up a medal final with Spargo next week. Upcoming matches include Parry vs Murphy and Merdit vs Wright in President’s Cup play. decoration day Friday hosts mixed foursomes prelims as entries close. The state championship week promises busy action with the course in excellent condition and the dining room well patronized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RG. Smith
Ogden
Kitch Bristol
Ison
Ueber Scawcroft
Kratz
Galfers
Ise
Hantic
Ilie
Clint
Bail Posted for John Efferson by Attorney
Attorney Horn appeared for John Efferson and posted 8100 bail for his appearance. The incident arose from a May quarrel. Efferson has been in hiding since that date. Torvill has been released from the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Efferson
Auorney Horn
John Efferson
Etherington Case Before Court In Slacker Arrest Lawsuit
J Etherington sues Sheriff H C Peterson and Deputy Sheriff Robert Burk for damages claiming false imprisonment after an arrest by Deputy Burk on a Rex Lider county directive. The case, heard before Judge Alfred W Agee in district court, is set for trial tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Etherington
H. C. Peterson
Robert Burk
Collrge
Alfred W. Agee
Etherington
Fie
Beauty
Rex Lider
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Koshaba
Soliders
Ogden City
Eddie King
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Cohan & Harris
Rex M. Kelly
Chautauqua
City Hall
Provo
Prove
A. J. Stewart
Sve
Vere
Mahone
Park Ward
Flo
Wiaths
Forrest Keeling
Forrest EB. Keeling
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Chicago
Keeling
Northwestern
Treth
Sherff
Lorin Farr
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