Weber county ad hoc committees named for 1920
Random references report that five prominent Weber county Republican women will serve on the advisory committees for 1920, selected by Mrs Arthur Woolley at a meeting led by Mrs J A Howell. Other items note Tabernacle Pharmacy purchase, election districts for final polls, a plea for a boy with a wheel, a Saturday night dance, Halloween events at Hot Springs, and a district court suit over an automobile.
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Republican Women Action
Weber County
Arthur Woolley
Woolley
J. A. Howell
Friese Mra Maria C. Friese Rites and Interment at Ogden
Funeral services were held yesterday at 2 p.m. from Lindqvist funeral parlor with Rev. Clark of Salt Lake City officiating. A large display of floral tributes accompanied the service, followed by interment in Ogden city cemetery. Mooseheart Legion guests from Salt Lake City were among attendees.
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Ogden City
Clark
Truant actions and school notices in Ogden area
A chaotic Ogden page notes truancy cases and fines, with Alexis Malin named as truant officer. It mentions schoolmasters' club in Salt Lake City, Juvenile Court discussions on youth problems, and various funeral and meeting notices at Kirkendall chapel. Also references forest supervisor visit, warrants for arrest, and Halloween police alerts.
National Red Cross auditor spends week in Ogden
National auditor for the American Red Cross spent a week in Ogden auditing local chapter books. The report lists expenditures across nine divisions, with total year’s spending totaling about 20,861.59, including material, freight, rent, and office expenses.
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Weber Alumni Present The Big Ice Night Show
The Weber Normal College Alumni Association presents The Big Idea a play originally titled The Big Ice a New York sensation. Gladys Peterson Ernest BieKay David J. Wilson and Adele Warner star in this comedic drama staged to benefit the new Weber Auditorium with Mrs Tiaachi Kendall McKay directing.
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Weber College
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Merbine
Misa Deterron
Ernest BieKay
David J. Wilson
Hva Cragon
Adele Warner
Josephine Walk
Sikovart Eccles
Byrne
John Croft
Shanley Bees
Clarence Brown
Cass
Hyrum A. Gelnap
Bunchuky
Graff
Butt
A. E. Thomas
Clayton Hamilton
Coban
Herris
Studson Theatre
New York City
Ernest Glendenning
Leamond Kelley
Aluumt Association
Benoit
Weber Aeminasium
Tiaachi Kendall McKay
Thompson Funeral Services Held In Ogden
Mrs. Marie Thompson wife of George Thompson died at the family home 2740 Volker avenue. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 7 o clock in the Kirkendall chapel. Members of Royal Neighbors and Daughters of Pioneers will speak, with city residents among the speakers.
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Foot
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Ogden
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Teubers
Ten
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Cozy
Cora Kuxlas
Rachel Middieton
Inez Ingebretsen
Joseph Jt. Morrell
Joseph
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Local Theatre Speakers Promote Red Cross Drive
Tonight and Sunday at Logal Theatres speakers from area workplaces will urge Red Cross membership. Prizes for best essays by girls, women, and school children are on display at 1.8 Lewih window on Warrington avenue.
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Red Cross
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Élinimag
Lewih
Warrington Avenue
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Atie A Tharmbes
Neater
Joseph Yoong
Carmen
Cozy Theater
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Three Boys Charged With Drunkenness After Toast Night
Three youths aged seven, seven and older, were arrested near Thirtieth Street and Washington Avenue for being drunk. They were jailed and brought before Judge Gan Sullivan who learned they had attended a Ninth Ward meeting house and shared a bottle of stomach bitters. One boy claimed he bought a pint bottle for six dollars. The trio was committed to the state industrial school with one suspended discipline and the other two on probation.
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Thirtieth Street
Washington Avenue
City
Gan Sullivan
Ter
Ninth Ward
Sullivan
Atate Industrial School
Merchants Push Armistice Day Celebration in Ogden
Ogden merchants back Armistice Day events to honor veterans and urge Governor Bamberger to declare a state holiday on November 17. Sol J. Kaplan of Buchmiller Kaplan calls for unified support as past celebrations are recalled with pride and a pledge to aid veterans through 1920s offerings.
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American Legion
Herman Baker
Nd City
Post
Bamberger
Asaiuch
Alte Er Gluten
Adah
Sol J. Kaplan
Buchmiller- Kaplan Company
Ogden
Americana
Ogilenaviel
America
John Lewis
Progran
Dick Nelson in Ogden to schedule MIT boxing contest
Dick Nelson of Ogden plans to arrange a light bout with Al Young or another top star after a canceled Jimmie Johns clash. Nelson, known in the 18 pound class, may meet Jerry star next. Promoters seek a suitable opponent. fight agreement may be extended today.
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Ogden
al Young
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Nelson
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Former Army Flyers Seek Legion Info for Armistice Day
Frank Hobson and Clarence Smith, two former army fliers, now operate planes between Los Angeles and San Diego. They have written to the American Legion post No. 5 seeking information on the Armistice Day celebration. They are based in Los Angeles and report air service between the two cities remains active.
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Frank Hobson
Clarence Smithy
San Diego
Los Angeles
Werman Daker Post
San Jiego
Harriman Ogden Visit Highlights Rail Conditions
W. A. Harriman, vice president of the Union Pacific system, was in Ogden for a brief period this morning. He discussed general railroad conditions in the county and their impact on coal and transportation tied to the Union Pacific network. He spoke of business conditions during his Inland Pacific visit, noting conditions were never better.
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T. A. Harriman
Union Pacific System
Viniwar
Lece Be
Inlan Pacific
Northern Idaho hunting trip reveals few statements made
The speaker, with his companions, described a pleasure trip in northern Idaho marked by business add-ons. He would not speculate on the cause of an evacuation and claimed roads were well supplied. A special gain arrived from the north, with a note about the Union Pacific eastbound train. his wife and railroad officials accompanied him. Fourteenth Day A program of improvement and reading has been arranged to be performed by notable talent in the city.
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Idaho
Union Pacific
New York
Dim
Fourteenth Ward Lieut Young in Ogden
Lieutenant Young passed through Ogden on a recruiting mission for the navy in that district and will report to his station at Mare Island, later sailing for the eastern waters. He is nephew of Mr Healy of 114 Twenty seventh street and connected to Commander Rodman’s unit.
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Admini Rodman
J B Ward A City Commissioner Candidate Statement
J B Ward declares he has not made pre election promises or deals. He cites real estate and military service as qualifications for City Commissioner, pledges clean administration, merit based appointments along civil service lines, and aims for police health reform and public improvements for Greater Ogden.
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