Ward Conferences and Local Notices From Bramwell’s
A garbled newspaper page lists conferences for school officials in Columbus Ohio November 11 to 14 with Frank M. Orlins as state school superintendent. It also includes notes on ward activities, Sunday school sessions, wanted items, a cannon factory contract, and a police arrest for violating state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Orllns
State School For the
I Deaf and Blind
Ogden
Columbus
Ghia
Driggs
Well Known Woman Dies at Hospital in Ogden
Elizabeth Ann Douglass Hooper, longtime Ogden resident and wife of John W. Hooper, died at Bee Hospital at 9:55. Born in St Louis, March 1, she moved to Utah years ago and was active in The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survived by husband John W Hooper. children Nicholas Douglass, David Douglass, Mrs Aime Finneyers Doughiss, Frank Hooper. grandchildren and others in Moopar Utah and Acqula Idaho. Services and arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Hospital
Elizabeth Ann Douglass Hooner
Hooper
Amlatts
Ogden
Hopper
John W. Hooper
Hiebard
Elizabeth Douglass
St. Louis
Utah
Church of the Laver Day
Ogilen
Johia Nichard
Davidy
Aum
Finnaeres Doughiss
Prank Hooper
Moopar
Mie
DF Parker
Acequla
Idiohe
Gaorge
Morgan
Ural
Ogden News Roundup on County Court and Local Events
A local officer swore in a stare on Fourth Street. Offense involved selling tobacco to underage buyers aged 18 and 22, leading to juvenile court action and a move to city courts. Also reported: arrests for tobacco sales to minors, upcoming trials, a hospital operation, marriage licenses issued, a divorce suit, and a charity novelty dance at Merthana with floor duties by Professor Woodahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Aml
Wedding bells for Eppersons mark prenuptial fete
Miss Tutella Epperson and Herles V. Sexton wed today at St Macks Cathedral Salt Lake. The couple will reside in Springville Ohio where he works in construction. the bride formerly served at a store. Eppersons hosted a Weber club dinner in Kayaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Epperson
Kayaville
Weber Club
Tutella Epperson
Herles V. K. Sexton
St. Macks Cathedral
Salt Lake
Springville
Ohio
Snatea
Epperson
Brider Construction and Contracting
Kayaville Reflex
Historical Society Semi Monthly Meeting Review
The Historical Society held its semi monthly gathering at Mrs. WH Meat's home with Mrs. Nellie Cling as hostess. Mrs J R Morrell read an interesting paper on The New Republics, followed by discussion. Mrs J N Lanning reported on the Federated Women's Clubs convention in Salt Lake City. Als Brown and Florence Varley provided entertainment with two monologues and violin selections. The next meeting will be at Mrs GC Murphy's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Historical Society
Mra
J. R. Morrell
J. N. Lanning
Federated Woman's Clubs
Salt Lake City
Als Brown
Jes Florence Varley
Woodmen Club Event To Be Held Thursday Night
Woodmen of the World unit announces a Thursday night gathering for social and entertainment duties. The event proceeds will support community activities and fundraisers, with committee members coordinating plans and inviting members to attend.
John L Wykees G W Muller Clerk
John L Wykees and G W Muller appear in a clerical record with Muller listed as clerk and Wilkinson as official. The brief entry notes roles in an administrative seam but provides no further context or actions.
Fights Break Out in Youngstown Over Strikebreakers
In Youngstown on October 22 labor clashes erupted after the hiring of Black strikebreakers. White strikers were wounded in multiple locations, with one seriously, and a special police officer was beaten. Police report 18 arrests, seven of those detained were armed. whites claimed no arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Poland Avenue
Sheet and Tube
Wrat Avenue
Hey Ohio Works
Essees
No Accidents on Roads So Far and Excellent Record Is Expected
With the first week of the national railroad accident prevention drive underway, Ogden shows a strong safety record. On the Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific railroad no accidents were reported, aside from a bumped head suffered by Buford Winburr after stepping on a projecting rail. The sole incident near Ogden involved an employee who leaped from a moving train, injuring his limbs but not stopping work. An unrelated note observes changing beauty standards in decorating cheeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronda
Ogden
Salt Lake
Southern Preltic
Buford Winburr
New York Parcel Post Movement Discussed in Rail Mail Service
An article notes changes and increased parcel and letter handling on the railway mail service amid wartime troop movements and growing demand. Officials in Cairo report ramped up efforts and forecast stronger mail throughput during the holiday season as military activity continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garest Gost
Gevlee
Floot
Willy
Hostiltes
Cairo
Weber Normal College Concert and Bond Sale Advertisement
A noisy Weber Normal College morning features a student recital with the Weber String quartet and a closing number performed by students. An auction note invites readers to call J J Brummitt at 12a17 Hudson Avenue to sell Liberty bonds, with phone number 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Inspection Special In Olden Thursday Arrives In Ogvon
An inspection special bearing sift chalk at the Southern Pacific and western railroads will reach Ogvon tomorrow from the west. The party will tour the old Southert Pacific line around Helton and north end of the lake, then inspect the Salt Lake division between here and Cavin, Sev.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Ogvon
Notice of officers for Lego Lily Circle No 173
Circle No 173 Neighbors of Wonderatt will hold a notice Thursday evening December 23. Members urged to attend. Kate Heyman, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lego Lily Circle No
Wonderatt
Cinder
LO. O
Kate Heyman
Clertc
Deaths and Funerals Bell George Fell 47
George Fell age 47 former Ogden resident died at home in Salt Lake City after kidney trouble. Survived by mother Mrs J P Anderson and sisters Mrs Marty McClean, Mrs Wanger, Miss Mabel Bell and Miss Mary Anderson of Ogden. Body cared for by Larkin Company. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
George Fell
Tagging of Cattle on Fillmore Forests Very Successful
The tagging of cattle in the Fillmore forests has been very successful this season with as many as 500 head tagged daily, according to Supervisor Hapnel. Some allotments saw fewer cattle tagged, but arrangements by foresters and stockmen handled excess stock effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore
Haphnel
Seenkmen
Ten Cents a Pound For New Crop of Sugar Is Fair
Report from Washington dated October 22 says a majority of beet sugar producers representing 10 percent of output have approved Attorney General Palmer's reply to a question about fair pricing. The tentative conclusion is that 10 cents per pound is fair for the new crop. In currency news from New York on October 22 mercantile paper, sterling unchanged, francs at 8.70, lire around 10.18, and other rates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
Money Exchange
New York
Gel
Mercantile Paper
Sterling
Verpond
Galidera
Boy Steals Candy Box and Flees for Home
A boy stole a box of candy and fled toward home after the theft yesterday near Fulton Military Air, eluding pursuit for several blocks as store staff and police sought to stop him. He was later found and questioned, with warnings about appearance in court.
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Boy
Hone
Fulton Mhiran
Cuke
Bert
Howe
Sania
Hreyvere
Wainy Maciiren
Solid bedrock in for South Fork available
Reports from Wheels weight Construction indicate a solid bedrock foundation for a South Fork dam on the Oden river near Sinal creek. City Engineer Tracy and Commissioner Flygure describe trenching six feet apart to form a stable bedrock base for the ram sill, with safety considerations noted.
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Oden River
Sinal Creek
Tracy
Cnd
Flygure
Beon
Civil War veteran Tiusack Crow dies in Ogden home
Ogden resident Tiusack Crow a Civil War veteran died this morning at his daughter's home Ira Crow. Born in Kentucky in 1847 he lived in Daeden and was active in G A R circles. Survived by six daughters and five sons, his body was removed for final arrangements by Kirkendall Bricker company of Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiusack T. Crow
Ogden
Ira
Albert J. Stone
Washington Avenue
Art Crow
Kentucky
Marcel
Daeden
Ome
Arerntap
Misuauri
Bearde
Song
Mrx
Annie Bi
Holand
Night school courses expand city offerings
The city board of education announces new night courses at the high school including accounting and home economics to aid practical study. About 490 enrollees are already recorded with expectations for continued growth over the next two weeks. Professor Forman from the University of Utah is likely to teach accounting. the home economics course is led by Mrs. Woodruff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Forman
Ol Nf Commerce and Finance
Ttab
Gerta Woodruff
Danieade
Acence
Huma
Rotary Club Hears Short Talks On The Big Brother Movement
At the weekly luncheon the Rotary club discussed the Big Brother Movement and its aim to mentor boys through friendly guidance and real help. Ogden’s early start was urged with plans for a November 19 initiatory banquet inviting youths aged 10 to 14. Frank M. Driggs predicted it would rank among the finest club efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Totary Club
Toiay
Weber Clus
Orth
Rotaranett
Ogden
Ty Wan
Hoya
Bigs Brother
Jax
Buatena
America
Baya
Opden
Frank M. Driggs
Clu
War Risk Act Gave Soldier Rights Report Summary
A report from the War Risk Division at National Headquarters New York outlines efforts to inform ex servicemen of War Risk Act rights and aid in financial matters such as allowances, Liberty bonds, back pay and bonuses. It details locating lost effects, arranging speakers, connecting veterans with vocational education, and actions toward prisoner releases and discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tin War Fisk Division
National
West Morty-fourth Street
New York City
War Flsk
American Legion
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Clalma
Ze Han
Coldiers
Fear Goldier
CIA Divie
Vintan
Tafi
Binto
Arrigt Quartermaster Department
Vertain Eatih
Lever Capture of Robber by Sheriffs Deputies
Deputies Burk Brown Blackburn arrest Jack McManus at Twenty-fourth Street and Lincoln Avenue following theft at City Café. They find ten boxes of 50 cent boxes cigars chewing gum and letters to officials and war risk reps. war risk and government insurance figures cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cme
Robert Hurk
Henry Black
Turn
William Brown
Sherrfts
Jack McManus
Twenty-fifth Street
Theodore Goffas
Burk
Brown
Blackburn
Twenty-fourth Street
Lincoln Avenue
McManus
Woodward Case Heads to Jury in Dist court
The city case against Roy Woodward charged with disturbing the peace, tried before Judge A. E. Pratt, is expected to go to the jury this afternoon. The report includes stray odd lines and phrases from the original text, but the essential details indicate a pretrial or ongoing trial scenario with jurors to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Woodard
A. E. Pratt
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William Farnum
Ogden Theatre Kiddies
OM Moore
Algy
Intecasta
Tain West
Jfttogle & Co
Gail Phanel la
Bny
Hethering
Bramwell's
Woden Standard
Tiintah Ward
Bouth
Weber
Twintan Ward
Villadsen Brothers
Organ Canning Company
Smitlfield
Wtab
Kanesville
Clinton
Lausea
Teo
May Jin
Standard Office
Paner
Toland Sutton
United States Naval Aly Service
M. L. Jones Goal & Ice Co
Wlth
Iba Arreat
Wome
Ogdek
Ienry Blair
Money
Joan
Kelly & Herrick
Merthana
J. F. Goes
Favern
W. HH. Woodahl
Dumke Floral Company
Ph. i
T. Demox
Toul
Chambers
Twenty+ fourth
Jefferson
Wii
Ben Cohen
D. R. Roberts
Cohen
Panes
Ole Recvase
Dee Hospital
Frank M. Davey
Clarence Haréy
Bessie Neville
Bath of
Richard J. Kingston
Minute EB. Jensen
Bath
Tiva Murray
Temnekh Murray
Coast
Thomas FP. Hankin
Portland
Ore
California
Child Culture Club
University Club
Eunice Dowman
Elizabeth Holtey
Reberta King
Wallace
Reid
Utah Theatre
Dovtoy
Historical Society
Alhambra Theatre
RUD
Entertainment Committee
Coma UN
John L, Wykes
G. Wm, Muller, Clerk
Weber Sorimee
Stanley Riess
Sentient Bouly
Amitai Mirmherlaly
Dod Wilson
I. YU
Trove
University of California
Upton
South Fork
Mineola
Alexander
Vearnon, Jr
Eric M. Manzelmann
Liew
Pearson
Hylng
de Haviland
Lileu¢ Tevant Manzelovan
Ogden Standard
Aildeess
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