Ogden Area News Briefs Include Accidents and Local Ads
A garbled Ogden page item notes births and community happenings, including a newborn girl in Ogden and local parent members of the Ogden tabernacle choir. It mentions coal, a car chauffeur job moved to Pocatelto, and a new Utah underwriters member from Ogden. Local ads reference coal and lumber firms, a private housing request, and court activity for larceny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie H. Sayville
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
John Parr Coal Co
Pocatello
J. R. Donnelly
Flex Fone
Pocavilco
Idaho
Oregon Short Line
EL W
Browning
Eccles
Mary Lite
Utah Association of Lite Underwriters
Salt Lake
Willam Brown
Oy Beach
Volker Lumber Company
Frank E. Biephops
Ogden
TAS
Akg
Brownles
Valleres
Paul W. Stecher
Watch theft scheme tied to fake repairer exposed
A man known for posing as an expert watch repairer obtained a watch from Mr Hender, then passed a stolen watch to him for security. He allegedly pawned secured watches through a fraudulent repair operation. Details point to a broader deception network and a crime pattern in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendershot
Moyle
Alleadbox
Mits
H. J. Foree
Denver and
Mo Grande
Chicago
Morris Martineaue
Denver
Mariha Washington
Christenson Shoe Co
Martin
James L. Martin
Bam
A. E. Sweet
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Ogden
Frank Foutz Masa
Utah
O. J. Freenan
Watt
Orpheum Theater
Election Judges Appointed for City and County Districts
At the county commission session, extra election judges were named to cover the Sixteenth and Seventeenth districts. Full lists include First District Charles S. Rapp J C. Morris Francie K. Goddard and others. districts two through Seventeenth were assigned by location with judges and residences listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles T. Hol Ungeworth
D. PD. McKay
Seasion
Charles S. Rapp
J. C. Morsis
Francie K. Goddard
Realy Dence
Kate Wild
Patterson Avenue
Henry Mack
Ruth HB. Zuppann
F. T. Watkins
William BE. Zuppann
Childs Avenue
George A. Watts
Claude M. Dee
Wiliam Purdy
City Hall
C. H. Felows
Ning, Watkins
Alfred Gladwell
Addie A. Fellows
Poplar Avenue
Ellis N. van Dike
Marinda Moyes
Robert Shipley
C. D. Anderson
Ezra Richardson
David Evans
J. Ven Ness
William Jenklow
J. A. Sworth
Armory
Slath
George G. Barker
J. E. Carter
A. T.hestmerk
E. Greenwell
Court House
Thirteenth District
Fred Foulger
Anton Jackson
N. A. Hawkes
Adaline Greenwell
Monroe Avenue
Diatriet
Joseph Wallsco
W. J. Meal
Lawrence W. Richards
W. F. Madsen
John Sieeve
Emta Shreeve
Dan Pugh
Everest Neuteboom
Leo D. Madsen
Ward Amusement Hall
David F Steele
Cadle Murphy
J.D. Watson
C. H. Hussey
F. J. Baedaker
Edith Meguire
Amusement Hall
Women invited to mass meeting for Woodrow Wilson
An invitation extends to all women favoring Wilson to attend a mass meeting at Democratic headquarters in the Deed Eccles building at 2 30 pm Saturday. Mrs Thos D Dee president and Mrs Joseph Rive secretary of the Woodrow Wilson club host the event with music and refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmw Wilson
Deed Eccles Building
Batuday
Thos. D. Dee
Joseph Rive
Woodrow Wilson Club
D. D. McKay
Weber County
Democratic Campaign
Ogden
Joseph Cher
Joseph Birle
Niverdale
Willard Fills
Woodmw Wilson Club
Ochen
Lawrence Richards
Young Democrats
Roy
Woodrow Wigan
Murray FR. Dacoba
Winehart Gideon
Weat Weber
Woodrow Wilson
Collowtag
Marriott
Uinis
Keneesvlia
Pleasant View
Dr. W. &. Paine
James L. Barker
Weber Academy
Uinia
E L. Benson
S. ©. Klnckley
Kanesville
E.R. McKay
Roz Selehman
Willard Ellis
Eden
Weber
Warren
H. Roberts
Albam- Dra
Woodrow Wilton Club
Charles E. Towne
William Jennings Bryan
Tw.b. Wilson
Labor
Dent Wilson
Balt Lake
Attention Eagles Nomination and Election
Nomination and election to fill a trustee vacancy for an unexpired term will be held Wednesday evening October 18, 191A. C A Wensley serves as secretary and T S Shaughnessy as worthy president in this Eagle organization notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Wensley
William Bushnell and wife entertained in Oxden canyon trip
Mr and Mrs William Bushnell were guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Elleworth at their Madison avenue home. After a midday tour through Oxden canyon with the Elleworth family, they traveled from Los Angeles to New York City where Bushnell will work as an assistant to J C Denny of Golden Rule Associates. Bushnell, formerly in Oxden and Los Angeles, served as private secretary to Merbert G Wiley of the Mexican Petroleum company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
William Bushnell
Charles II
Elleworth
Madison Avenue
T. A. DeVine
Oxden Canyon
Band of 47 Musicians Forms Under Noted Leader in Ogden
Forty seven musicians gathered at the Southern Pacific shops in Ogden Utah to organize an amateur band led by conductor F E Scott with general support from General Foreman J E Stone and Southern Pacific officials. Scott, formerly director of the California Grays, spoke of dedication and unity, aiming to boost Southern Pacific efficiency and to perform at the 1919 Salt Lake City expo while earning nationwide recognition as an amateur band leader and soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maysipectiva
Southern Pacific
Oxden
Utah
J. E. Btone
Mart
Adrian Schipper
C.G. Mamlyn
Steve Anssler
Mbrarian
Stone
F. E. Scott
Padte
San Francisco
Californian Grays
Salt Lake City
C. le See Faul
California Grays
Pacific Coast
Panama-Pacific
Ogden
Califrnia
Scott
Stratt
United States
Musicians’ Protective Union of America
Seott
Scotland
Misia
England
Ned Crow
Battersea Prige
Crystal Palace
London
Scatt Ban
Hhe
Joan
Ted Hen
Bobby
Hin
Iention
Sinutora
Foreman Blone
F E. M. Holland
Glen Bros-Roberts Music Company
Karl Harrop
J. MeqQueary
Lewis
James H. Hampton
A. M. Creamer
W. L Brown
Lambert McKay
Ellde Trombeane
Golden Rule Association Treasurer and Ellaworth Family Note
The treasurer of the Golden Rule association in New York is mentioned. G. A. Bushnell is identified as the husband of Ellaworth's eldest daughter. Miss Ruby Ellaworth is staying with her sister in New York to study art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule Association
New York
G. A. Bushnell
Mr. Ellaworth
Miss Ruby Ellaworth
Removal Mites Alma Naversy Moved to Stephens Apts
Alma Naversy was moved to No 15 Stephens Apartments at 428 Twenty-alerh Street. Phone 1744.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Naversy
Stephens' Apts
Twenty-alerh Street
Controversy Over Duck Glub Aug Halts Sheriff Case
A dispute over duck shooting along Great Salt Lake shores has paused activities while Judge J. D. Call of Brigham City reviews the premises. Ogden and Brigham residents seek a quick resolution in the Lake Shore Duck Club case to clarify water title questions raised by the Lake View club. Attorney T. S. Farnsworth represents the plaintiff, arguing whether title to water can be obtained through the state engineer’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great, Salt Lake
J. D. Call
Brix
Lake Shore
Farnsworth
The Way of a Woman Fifth Episode of The Grip of Evil
In a Pathé silent drama part titled The Way of a Woman Steven Ray, a clergyman, musk like, supports his family while Helen and Alice Martin slip into a fast life. Burton, aiming to rescue Helen, confronts Cabaret danger and the question of humanity in the grip of evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Saunders
Roland Bottomley
Luke Comedy
of Evil
John Burton
Ite
Steven Ray
Clerg
Ators
Aimple
Helen
Alice Martin
Openlaht
Burton Me
Burton
Drunkenness arrests yield jail terms in municipal court
Gallagher, Dougherty and Ord, arrested Saturday by Talol mag Canfield and Detective Parle for drunkenness and disturbing the peace, were each sentenced by Municipal Judge G. 8. to nerve Vodaya in Jail, Edward Dewrer and.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FA Gallagher
Jobn Dougherty
John Ord
Talol Mag Canfield
Detective Parle
G. 8
Vodaya
Edward Dewrer
Local court fines and sentences from a Friday session
Frank Cook and others received firings or short jail terms for petty offenses in a railroad yard trespass case. Bil Green got ten days and Jeap Neeks five days for trespassing on property. Rex Noggle paid five dollars for driving an abused automobile and L. Bo Malewan faced a similar charge. Jans McDowell, arrested by Detective Tt. H. Chambers on Washington Avenue, was found guilty of larceny and given a 490 day suspended sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cook
Alog
Tocal
Bil Green
Jeap Neeks
Jones’ Cost Company
Rex Noggle
Driv Laken Automobile Pret & Atreet
L. Bo Malewan
Jans McDowell
Tt. H. Chambers
Washington Avenis
All Brities Club Social Card Party Planned
Monday October 16 1916 All Britis il club hosts a social and card party in Owls club rooms with members invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owls
Railroad Officials to Be Honored at Weber Club Banquet
Railroad men Ogdex, Lewis, Hess and Woodruff to be banqueted by Weber club directors and the Publicity bureau. Lewis leads the dining car and hotel department of Union Pacific. Hess is auditor in the same group. Woodruff is assistant superintendent of Wyoming division. The event marks reopening of UP headquarters in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdex
Oregon
Woodruff
Union Paciffc
Get Acquainted Is the Advice of Ot Speaker
Superintendent B G Holmckley of the Utah State Industrial acteo delivered an interentlog sermon in the tabernacle on the commandment Thou shalt Love the Lord Thy God With All Thy Might Mind and Strength and Love Thy Neighbor as Thyself. He warned that weap in the fault that keep mankind unprepared to keep the second commandment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Hmlockley
Utah
Industrial Acteo
Tabernacle
Velfiah
Fragmentary 19th Century Text on Community Figures
A garbled page lists numerous individuals including E A Bittles, G Glen, W C Wright, and T M Parry among others. It references religious exhortation, scripture reading, and calls for study of spiritual purposes, with scattered names and titles interwoven.
WHUP ERA Meeting Features Elder Walter Scoville and Choir
Elder Walter Scoville conducted the meeting with an invocation by Patriarch Robert McQuarrie. The Tabernacle Choir performed selections including an organ prelude, a duet and chorus, and pieces from Dudley Buck. Performances featured Agnes Warner, Edward Gaundertire, and Bam F Whitaker among the choir and soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scoville
Robert McQuarrie
Tabernacle Choir
Tate
Bam F
Whitaker
Anole Williemson
Douglas Reisn
Cros
Hark
Boul
Agnes Warner
Edward Gaundere
Caledonian Societies Tops Ogden Boccer Team
In a season opener on the Southern Parish grounds the Ogden Boccer team fell to the Ealt Lake Caledonian society eleven by four goals to nil. A large Caledonian crowd watched Norti Whetton, Jenkinson, Morley, Johnson, the captain, and referee A Tucker oversee the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Boccer
Ealt Lake Caledonian Society
Norti Whetton
Jenkinson
Morley
Johnson
A. Tucker
Suit over damages for injuring horses in transit by rail
Trial opened against WH W Duon and T F Trowlands of the Salt Lake Windsor for $2085 damages to a carload of horses shipped in October 1915. Judge J A Howell presiding. Jury selected: Thomas Jenkins, Alfred Dixon, J O Clark, Claud Armstrong, EB Cannady, John Walker, Toy McKnight, B J Bingham. Plaintiffs allege horses valued around 48000 were injured due to engineer negligence on the line between Cartin and Montello while in transit from Wer dell Cal to markets in Enel Bt ute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. W. Duonapain
Southern Pacific Railway Company
T. F. Trowlands
Salt Lake Wlinston
Horace
J. A. Howell
District Court
Judas A. G. Horo
Thomas Jenkins
Alfred Dixon
Clark
Claud Armatrong
EB. W. Cannady
John Walker
Toy McKnight
B. J. Bingham
Cartin
Montello
Reds Win At The Golf Contest In Ogden Event
Members of the Blueg golf team at Ogden Golf and Country Club hosted the conquering Rede at a duck dinner after the first annual golf tournament ended Monday night following two days of solid play. Reds captain R F Bristol starred by carding 13 holes in 85 for a 65 to 61 final, as 48 players competed and weather drew crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Golf & Country Club
Rede
Golf and Country
Smits
R. F. Bristol
Reds
C. A. Day
Blues
Joseph Seawcroft
Don Rivers
F.C
Claimant seeks damages for injuries after traffic incident
Malm seeks 1000 dollars for alleged injuries from a July 24 collision when bumped at the top of his automobile near Ogden City. William W. Farren presented the claim via W C Hurd. claimant cites a compound nasal fracture and severe bleeding, hospital confinement, and a month of disability. The communication was referred to the county attorney.
The Week's End Theatre Programs
The listing details multiple showings across venues Oracle and Alhambra with titles like The Trail of Chance The Right War but the Wrong Berth and Gretchen the Greenborn. Notable stars include Norma Talmadge Charles Richman Jean Kirby and Dorothy Gish with performances starting at 1 pm and repeats every two hours.
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Oracle
Ogden
wWilliam
Hart
Charles Murray
Usd
Fire Shine
Charles Richman
Norma Talmadge
Gaturdey
Dorothy Gish
Fine Arta-Triangle
Gretchen the Greenborn
Fins Arta
Alhambra
Hallett
Jean Kirby
Paramount
Louise Huliin
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Frances Nelson
Arthur Ashley
Utah Theatre
T. &L. Coffee House
25Th St
George LeRoy
Spider
Johots Youns
Pantern States
Third Ward
Butler
Apeet
Noel Vaughn
Sam Addelson
Joy McMillan
Robert Hark
Orden Curso
Veughn
Addelson
NeMillan
Tawan
Boyn
Morrison
Alma Ie Fam Naueh
South Weber
Sarah Kendell
Uinton
Geo. A. Oweca
F. J. Martin
Rd Mille
Cunindy
Mame
Boa
Lathe Pratt
Themn Automobiles
Tree
Snont
Beng
Wilson
Bushnell and Wife
Band of 47 Pieces
OT Eaker
P. D. Kilnoly
Oraan Partinde
Bam F. Whitsker
Caledonans
Tanmage
ALUES
F. Fristol
W. J
Lynch Pouy
the Reformers