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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1917

Page

10

Ogden Club Opens Summer Season With Gala Costume Affair

Ogden Society at the country club kicked off summer with a gala costume event. Guests wore medieval to colonial outfits and tropical colors, mingling from early evening into the small hours as society’s finest paraded in varied period ensembles and noted attendees, including Mrs. Hare and Mrs. Day, with many husbands in period poses and playful roles.

Ogden Country Club Sparta E. J. Hareess Mra Chapin A. Day Abe Itstol Far East Farrar Harold Day Jast Norway Mra Taker Dr. Daker Bam J. W. Abbott Mr. Kimball

CHILDS AID SOCIETY MEETING AND LOCAL EVENTS IN OGDEN

Regular Chil dren's Aid Society meeting set with president Mrs A J Cores at 553 Twentysisth street tomorrow at 1 PM. Tremonton visitors Ezra Harris and Kabe Jewel stay with local hosts. Bride-to-be Ruth Douglas hosts a miscellaneous shower at Mrs 17 Scowcroft's. list of invitees read. Congregational tea planned at 2:30 PM at Mrs Fouts home 2524 Van Buren Avenue with several hostesses. Birthday party honors Miss Gladym Bnatman at 173 Poplar Avenue with music dancing and luncheon. thirty guests attend. School board to award contracts for Lewis Junior High addition. future work at Lic Madison school noted. electricians to work August 1. carpenters at Sacramento paid $550 for eight-hour day.

John Spargo Abbott Glick Luke Wright Bultan Kirketdall Tilly Harris Robin Hood Joe Stowcroft Edna Wattle Turkey Ruth Wattie Mr. Day A.T. Wright Stalph Bristol Gene Carr W.C. Wright George Printeee Rrven Grange Tod Abbott Wesley Crown Joyce Nature Fae C. A. Gilde A. T. Wright Gus Wright Nora Smith Rowe Joyer Kathryn Dix Br. Harpers Children's Aid Society A. J. Cores Twentysisth Street Ruth Douglas Mra Scowcroft Frank Fouts van Buren Avenue Mesadames Foutz Reynolds Christiansen Nalrymple Payne Shields Newton Rbivers Richards Hirst Miss Bell Gladym Bnatman James, Muale Cainty Milas Elvira Burklund Gladys Grandquist Ruth Osborne Ruth Lucas Vera Shipley Vera Jones Minnie Jones Tressa Drabble Margaret Baker Leonors Leavitt Emma Simms Olea Wold Doris Gutke Jeweldean Cleavenger the Merars Farl Schardler Bernard Moubdinson Raymond Ballough Howard Feltowa Ronald Gallagher Charlie Eastman Wile Castman John Tanner Cas Weaver Leonard Conn Tenia Feelwell Walter Jude Everett Jandrra George Tribe Gurata Mies Eastman Board of Education Bida Lewis Ita Lic Madison

Gypsy Women Fines In Court After Twenty-Fifth Street Disturbance

A Gypsy woman led a disturbance on lower Twenty-fifth Street prompting municipal court action. Nineteen defendants including Gypsies N Adams Laura Marke and Mary Mitchell and Langland brothers Jake and Thomas Langland were found guilty of disturbing the peace. Each faced 25 days in jail or a $25 fine. the Gypsies paid the fines while the Americans went to jail. The case drew a packed courtroom as witnesses testified to extortion rumors tied to Gypsy fortunetellers.

Jadot W Oman Lower Twenty-fifth Street N. Adams Laura Marke Mary Mitchell Jake Thomas Langland Lowans Ithe Blackburn Delediva Waller L. Moore Bar Adamy Jake Langland Tha Eys Adana Mackburn Rower Twenty-ffth Street Cheua Day Mooth

Man Sentenced After Alley Assault Near Twenty Ath Street

Thomas Ginker was jailed thirty days by Municipal Judge Georges S. Darker for violently striking A L Deret and knocking him unconscious near Twenty Ath Street and Grant Avenue. Witnesses, wife and sister, watched the incident. Several others received light sentences for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. A motorist, YT Rockfellow, was fined ten dollars for excessive speed at the Sec ord and Washington crossing.

Thomas Ginker Georges S. Darker A. L. Deretboss Moore Frank Whalen John Cromley Robert Smith Vagrzate Albert Ling J. Callahan George Shepherd Charles A. Burk Walter Johnson Ball Rockfellow Secord and Washington Avenue Trafic J. C. Johns

Urging Increased Sugar Beet Planting Nationwide

Government cognizance of sugar industry needs prompts a campaign to boost sugar beet acreage for the year. Amalgamated Sugar Company notes government resolve to stimulate growers nationwide with a bulletin distributed across the country. Beekeepers and workers in Newark pressure for a 10 hour day as organizers push campaigns to the South.

United States Amalgamated Rogar Company Offeca Washington, D. C United Tates Amalgamated Sugar Company Krowera |Tm Unis Yrae

Automobil 15 Recovered In Ogden

An automobile, stolen from Salt Lake City the night before, was found in Ogden by Sergeant J. J. Reuther and Detective Grant Syphers on Sour Washington avenue. A Nazlor firm member arrived and drove the car back to Provo.

Arrest in Ogden Ties Gold Robbery to Local Crime

Jack Hudson was arrested in Ball Lake Tuesday on suspicion of stealing gold from the wives of Dr. W. Wherty and Dr. F. Greene several nights ago. He was brought to Ogden by Police Browning and may face grand larceny charges. Trudson’s arrest followed similar information in the case, with a Salt Lake officer assisting.

Jack Hudson Ball ‘Lake

Joy Ryding Case Reinterprets Joy Ride Larceny

District Attorney Dobbs moves to dismiss the state case against Ti Shugrue, arguing that joy riding is not larceny but trespass. He plans to rely on overheard witnesses to claim Shugrue and an accomplice discussed using a machine for a joy ride, casting doubt on intent to steal.

Dobbs Toy Ti Shugrue W. EB. Corey Agso India District Attoreney Dobte Shugrue

Leonhardt Falls From Pole Injures Back and Feet

Lewis Leonhardt, an Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph worker, fell from a telegraph pole in Logan on Wednesday, breaking his back and crushing both feet. He is in critical condition. a resident of Ogden, he has a brother J. Leonhardt in Ogden. In London, May 31, a German submarine sank the Norwegian steamship Valdemar. crew were saved.

Lewis Leonhawlt Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Logan Leonhardt Ogden J. ©. Lanhardt London

Park Schedule Oddities Mention Special Day

A local note hints at nightly parking routines with a caveat for Sundays and a “Special Day.” It jokingly advises visitors who are unsure where to go to head to the her mitage and an allusion to Dick and Jim as possible guides or references.

Denver Metal Co Wins Verdict Over Lincoln Kemmerer Coal

Judge Pratt in district court awards Denver Metal Company $750 damages for rails not delivered after a September 1915 order. Denver claimed it bought seventy five tons of rails at $18 per ton, but Lincoln Kemmerer Coal failed to deliver amid rising prices.

Pratt Denver Metal Company Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Company

Gore Program At Berthana Sunday

Sunday afternoon June 3 the Ogden Drama club will present a Tarore program at the Herthana with proceeds to the Red Cross. Gitanjali by Mrs T Earl Fardon will be read. it is Tarore’s best known poem and Nobel Prize for Literature. At five o clock tea will be served on the mezzanine floor in New York theatre fashion with Mrs Joseph Evans and Miss Inez Adams pouring and others assisting.

Herthana Red Cross Gitanjall T. Earl Fardon Tarore New York Theatre New York City Mra Joseph Evans Mise Inez Adams Dertel Wich Chais May Browning Louise Perce Emma O'Neill

Ohio graduates arrested in anti conscription literature case

On May 31 Ammon Hennacy, a graduate of Ohio State University, and Albert Valadsper, a car builder, were arrested in Columbus for distributing anti conscription literature.

Ohio Columius Ammon Hennacy Ohio State Uobverahty Albert Valadsper

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