Ogden News Bits Mixed From Town and War Service
Subscriptions and advertising notes appear amid a busy page. Local reports include Duty Trimble’s coast trips and whale meat dining claims, marital divorce filing by Andrew Keyes, a Ford car theft report, new pastor appointment for Oxden, and soldiers bound for France. Also listed are births, vacation returns, a Christmas club offer, and school openings in Weber County.
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Southern Pacific
Ogden
San Francisco
Duty
Trimble
Healy Hotel
Wallpaper and Paint Cleaning Service Ad
A 1964 advertisement claims national and bank endorsements for wallpaper and painted wall cleaning. It promises dust free work, no damage, furniture replacement, testimonials, bonding, and a trial call for Bert with a 1864-W listing.
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Mga
Bert
Asatatanta
County Contingent Receives Final Instructions for October 4
Twenty four men and two alternates selected to join Weber county's contingent for American Lake received final guidance this afternoon from the local draft board. They were released to return home until 9 p.m. October 4 at the union depot, with changes reportedly made since the initial announcement. City quota members will meet the city board tomorrow.
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Alternatra
Weber County
American Lake
Union Depot
Lst
Holland Vics Must Report for Draft by Oct 4
Jacob H. Kap, registered and drafted in Ogden, must accompany the draft board to Camp Lewis on October 4 unless plans change. Kap claimed nonresidence and sought exemption with help from Everett Xeuteboom Netherlands vice consul, who said a passport was expected. It is believed Kap intends leaving the country before conscription.
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Holland
Kap
Neuteboom
Arrestees Busted for Liquor Law Violations
Two men were arrested Saturday by Deputy Sheriff Hay West and Hoth Boyle for liquor law violations at a depot. One man, a Mexican laborer identified as John Forbes, had eight quarts of beer and two quarts of whiskey, and the other, John Doe, carried a half gallon jug of whiskey. Forbes posted $160 bond and Doe $50 to ensure appearance in police court.
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Hay West
Hoth Boyle
John Foris
John Doe
Acths Union
Hogs by Express Go East to National Show
A shipment of valuable purebred Berkshire hogs from Frank Brash’s farm near Banta Ioan California heads to Omaha Nebraska. The pigs, weighing up to ten pounds each, are destined for the National Show opening this week, with the cattoad redacted from the report.
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Va Iion Pacific
Frank Brash
Banta Ioan
Calif
Omaha
Neb
High School Students Rally to Save Weber County Crops
Weber county schools join cannery effort to harvest crops without losing school work. High and junior high students may volunteer for ten days to two weeks, excused from classes, with work organized to resume afterward. Factories list manpower needs as peach and tomato harvest crisis looms.
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County Schoote
Weber County
Arranerd
Teporta
Wilson
Ogden
City Board of Education
Weber Academy
Sacred Heart Academy
Atudents
Apd
Workera Filbe
Schoo
Joan
Gromil Fa
Board of Education
AML
Herrington
Canners’ Association
Echoots
Ciy
Wright-Whittier
Pacific
William Craig Canning Co
VanAlen Packing Co
American Can. Co
Lincoln
Utah Canning Co
Twenty-ninth and Pacific
Utah Packing Corp
West Onden
T V. Burton
National Council of Defense
Burton
Warklogton
D.C
Cafeteria at Ogden High Serves Cost Meals Today
Ogden High School opened its cafeteria under the domestic science department. The meal sold for 16 cents and included roast beef, potatoes, bread, butter, peaches and pie. Students will run the operation under a regular cook as needed, with accommodations for several times today’s turnout.
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Ogden High School
Toxlay
Berenty-elx
Horses Sold in Large Tumabe at Local Yard
Between 500 and 606 horses were sold today by the Ogden Bales Company at its sales yard in Wilson Jane. Buyers from across the country attended seeking desirable stock. Government inspectors were in attendance and selected several animals for war service. The company continues to receive shipments from the west and maintains a large buying force for the local market.
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Ogden Bales Company
Wilsom Jane
Atttendance
Horse Killed After Streetcar Collision at City Corner
A horse pulling a delivery wagon was struck by a Washington avenue streetcar near Goddard and Washington avenues on Saturday evening. The animal’s fate was sealed when an officer shot it after alternative actions failed. a bystander later fired as well amid conflicting witness statements. Officials have not yet filed an incident report.
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Goddard Avenue
Washington Avenue
Stolen Elephant and Miscellaneous Items Offered for Sale
A garbled notice lists items for sale including two large tugs and various goods at 442 Merrick Avenue after 9. It mentions a stolen elephant claim near Pred Mane and 2388 Lineal Saturday, with a liberal reward offered for information.
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Merrick Avenue
Oston
Stata
Mane
Informatica
Coal Prices in Ogden Not to Change for Dealers
Local coal dealers report no change in government ceiling prices for Ogden. The 2.50 per unit Wyoming price remains in effect from August and mine operators say current rates hinder profits. Idaon Coal and other mines operated at about one third capacity in September amid weak demand and looming revisions.
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Ogden
Peel
Dr. Garfield
Geveral
Wyoming Ulatricta
Kovernment
Opden
MGR
Idon Coal Company
Obituary notices from Ogden and area deaths
Obituary items report Ann Myers of Ogden dying in Pocatello. Interment planned in Ogden with services at Mrs. Allard’s home. Also listed are death notices for John Talble Laible and Wm D Whelan, with funeral plans in Ogden and Salt Lake area, including church services and state of burial. Additional fragmented lines mention military training camps and enlistment opinions.
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Pocatoeia
Oden
Hom
Mra
Allard
Grant Avenue
Ogden
Ephriadt Furynize
Teton
Jaho
Tobias Pure Riza
Blackfoot
Alen the
Edwin Myers
Fresno
Calif
James Myers
Pocatello
Tdaho
Marx
Thennett Ta More
Los Angeles
Thomas
Lewis Myers
Para
Ela
Wedding to Be Held at Good Shepherd Church
The wedding of Miss Mary Watts and Mr Mark Brown will occur Wednesday evening October 3 at the Good Shepherd Church. A reception at the Berthana will follow. Also tonight the Thirteenth ward girls plan an entertainment at 7 o'clock in the ward hall with a long program of tableaux and readings featuring local names in the community.
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Mary Watts
W. H. Watis
Mark Brown
Church of the Good Shepherd
Thirteenth Ward
Pino Guet
Leah Nelson
Doris Martin
Faith
Stella Clarke
Stella Oborm
Secre
May Memmings
Mano Polo
Alberta Stratford
Rattens
Rema
StratfordReading
Tableau
Womantvc
Reading
Pearl Clarke
Huth Nelson
Tavon Mickett
Tiano Salo
Louize Fitcher Tattrau
Truih
Myrila
Stratford
Stella Obarg Itableau
Jay
Sereee
Lille Obern
Nessie Dalran
Louisa
Tedith Ward
Heller Society
Yonge
Birthday Party at Sacred Heart for Seventh Birthday
Tan Wednesday afternoon at the Master Hy Christenson home friends and schoolmates from Sacred Heart Academy gathered to celebrate his seventh birthday. The grounds in the rear of the house were transformed into a Japanese gate scene for the occasion.
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Hy Christenson
Miateen
Sacred Mheart Academy
iWin
Drama Club Opens Season Meetings With Ibsen Theme
Drama club opened the 1917-18 season with Helen Wechsel and Myra Grout assisting. Mrs. Joel J. Hicks gave a paper on Ibsen and T. Greenwell read The Wild Duck, with Peer Gynt tunes. Rachel Farley and Lauree Pierce impressed in Saturday program. Norton White of Pasadena plans an Eastern trip with ACM White. he once conducted for the Southern Pacific.
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Drama Club
Helen S Wechsel
Myra Grout
Joel J. Hicks
Ibsen
Mia
Rachel Farley
Lauree Pierce
Local couple Ben Critchlow wed Miss Dalr yesterday
The marriage of Ben A. Critchlow former publicity man for John Scowcroft & Sons to Miss Nex Dalr took place yesterday at 4 pm at the home of the groom’s sister Mrs B J Amoks 2303 Adams Avenue. Judge George Barker officiated with County Attorney Charles J Farr as best man and Mrs Parr as brides maid. Only relatives and close friends attended with a small reception. After the ceremony the couple planned to depart for southern Etah where Critchlow will become manager of a larger mercantile firm.
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Ben A. Critchlow
John’ Scowcroft & Sons’ Company
Whitely Visits Mrs Potter in Ogden Canyon
Lawton M Whiteis formerly of Fenitia now of Salt Lake City with Whitely Crawford Monimizing Co spent Sunday in Ogden with his aunt Mrs Thomas F Potter of Twenty seventh street They motored through the canyon and gorge trip proved a delightful excursion for Mr Whiteis who praised Ogden s great wonder soul.
Moo Holloway Wins Far West by Bravery
The Fighting Trail opens at the Cary theater today with floral photontay towers. Miss Carol Holloway, who has conquered the Far West in recent months, leads the program with perilous climbs and daring feats.
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Moo Holloway
The Fighting Trail Heroine Miss Holloway Recalled
The article praises Miss Holloway for grit and screen presence in The Fighting Trail. It notes she won admiration from hard riding cowpunchers and faced several injuries during filming yet persevered. Her steadfastness earned affection from The Fishties Trail company members.
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Miss Holloway
Adivertsement
Nothing But the Truth Tonight at the Orpheum
James Montgomery adapts Frederick Sab am's Nothing But the Truth for tonight’s Orpheum performance. Sermedigh and Max Figman star in a three act farce about a man who must speak only truth for twenty four hours while others attempt to trap him. Anderson and Weber produce a strong supporting cast in a tale of wagers and truth versus deceit.
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James Montgomery
Frederick Sabam
Orpheum Theater
Sermedigh
Max Figman
Mesars
Anderson
Weber
Mr. Firman
Judge Gibbs U3 and Senators Debate Jury Fate in Houston
In Houston on Oct 1 United States District Judge Susse Waller R. Burna discharged the Harris County crowd jury after addressing Senators Stone Missouri Hamptwick Georgia Wardamar Mississippi Groona North Dakota Gore Oklahoma and LaFollette Wisconsin. He lamented possible jurisdiction issues and urged the jury be allowed to stand and face possible death sentence if warranted while labeling traitors and calling for swift, fair trials.
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Houston
Texas
Susse Waller R. Burna
United States District Court
Harris County
Nares
Stone
Missouri
Hamtwick
Georgia
Wardamar
Misisippi
Groona
North Dakota
Gore
Oklahom
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Lewish
Italians Take More Prisoners In Fresh Offensive
Italian forces report capturing 2019 prisoners over the past three days as their offensive advances. Audelan counterattacks on Malan and Gaonatara Palau Fero were completely repulsed according to the war office notes.
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Toma
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Reed Hotel
Henry Korb
Ieadora Korb
U. S. Marines
Mare [Etach
France
Elderta
Capron Road
Oliver Larson
Larson
Dorothy Allemphee
the Dee Hospital
New York
Escles Dite
B. & G. Butter
Twhite
Presbyterian Church
George Whitmeyer
George Whitmeyer & Bons
Hev. H. T. Marque
Colored Methodist Church
Oxden
Marque
Colorado
Albc, Taxi Co
Balle
Ralph Merctcx
N. A. Derrick
Allentown
Battlefelds
Europe
Young Herrick
Chiefs of
Police
T. E. Browning
Chelatman Te Near
Geo. A. Lown Co
Dig Hardearn
Shupe-Williame
Manning
Jeasle Ing
A. FB. Pratt
Jersie &. Manning
W. 2. Willams
Forest Office
Jurard
Kansas City
Harold Peery
Salt Lake
Hudson
Aeenge
Howard Heres
Barker
Tom
C. Maddock
Albert Lord
Walker
Malic
Hey
Che Gwililama Lumber
Wallayerur
Retin
Fulah A Mra
Birthe
City Health Department
Alesander V
Angelina Y. Stephesa
Adams Avenue
Olive
Ruth &. Larson
Chicago
Denver
Nia
Hattie Toponce
Dee Hospital
Harrisville Avenue
43Rd Infantry
Ogden Yeater
Ogden Packing Company
Natron
IWO
Be Ranch
Paul
Idaho
W. C. Larsen
Paul, Idaho
Quhol
LOGAL
NCAR
Clark
German Lutheran Church
Tweny-thind Street
Jefferson Avenue
Kirke,eniail Chapel
Tomorow
Laible
Tmacathy Avenue
John Talble
Marie Willik
Jane Willie
Nandy
Roous
Vialetta
Stella Clarke Wellanna
Nelson Salelant
Mierale Dalton
Arma Stratford
Doris Martin Thelma
Edith Weaver
Ohor
Ruth Nelson
Inex Coutorier
Beulah Bowman
Frances Nowe
Elva Cracroft
Pattie Cracroft
June Emley
Virginia Gregory
Mary Elizabeth O'Connor
Katherine McKenna
Eraling Triplett
William Bowe
Jr Tilly Davis
Paul Eley
Henry Lundquiet
Charles SicKenna
Joyce Warner
Littly Christenson
Norton White
Yasadena
Cal
Ogdeo
Acm
White
Patterson Avenue
Nebraska
Pacifte
Senators
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