Ogden News Briefs Terse Roundup of Local Incidents and People
Ogden items report a man arrested on a drunken charge after being picked up on Twenty Fourth Street between Lincoln and Grant Avenues. City property inspections flag improvements by Utah state official Ted Schwartz. Promotions and promotions talks follow at Camp Lewis and in Ogden for local soldiers. A Red Cross fundraiser at the Red Crow rooms outlines weekly hours and relief efforts. A robbery arrest near West Warner is noted, along with hospital fee suits against Farmington Lagoon residents and Christmas sale promos. A boxing incident at Lagoon is referenced with hospital charges and medical care. Community clubs and church orders discuss Liberty Loan activities and local civic notices.
Railroad Agents and Miscellany in Ogden News
The Ogden set includes railroad agents for Central of Baranpadises and Prises in Depret, with fine details on shipments and personnel. A Charlee F. Truk borate shipment from Oklahoma City, Denn, is noted. Also court actions include a divorce demurrer in Nay Younk vs George Young Jr and Charles HY Mead contesting a wife’s divorce complaint. Western Pacific holiday rates to the Pacific coast are advertised, valid on select days through November and December. A Weber County family tale involves Robert C. Folkmann in a Liberty bond case and a first boy born in the Weber county Pouch house.
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Nay Younk
George Young, Jr
Charles HY
Mead
Western Pacific
Hag Canocnerd Ital
Pacife
Denver
Sto Grande
Joan
Patstellam
Ogden
Robert C. Folkman
George J. Folkmann
Blasaringa
American Can Co to Subscribe to Local Liberty Bonds
The Utah National Bank reports telegrams from New York confirming American Can Co support for the Liberty loan. The company will subscribe to 20000 dollars in bonds through the Utah National Bank, aiding Ogden's loan allotment. Mr Wattis says Southern Pacific also promises a substantial local subscription to boost Ogden's total.
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Utah National Bank
W. L. Watts
Bf. Imon
Reaouter
American Can Company
New York
Loral Bank
Liberty
Ogden
Sheep shipped in double deck cars to stockyards
Seven double deck carloads of sheep owned by Pimday Pant & Livestock Co were moved to the Ohana stockyards near Huntaville after a summer range in the DMs east of Media Valley. Initially consigned to Kansas City, the shipment was redirected due to a fire at the Kansas City facility that damaged the pen.
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Aheon
Ohana
Huntaville
Pimdaay Pant & Livestock Coy
Dms
Media Valley
Kansas City
Kansas
Wren
Lan Angolon
War tax to raise prices on amusements and rail travel after November 1
Theaters and trains will cost more as the war tax law takes effect on November 1 adding 10 percent to amusement prices and 3 percent on freight bills. Passenger tickets may incur a 10 percent levy or be subject to increasing charges. Railroads advise settling outstanding bills by October 31 to avoid extra assessments. A kidney remedy advertisement closes the notice.
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Marin
Renales
Gee
Sam
Treasury Department
Red Cross Worker Meeting Hours Announced
Local Red Cross committee announces weekly hours for staff and public to meet and transact business. Frank J. BtsrcRaokeyrmans leads the First National Bank billing committee with hours Tuesday to Saturday from 3 to ?, Iyoun A. Moffatt chairs the muslin bandage committee with Thursday from 2 to 6. EAs Littlesisid heads Christies bar committee with Monday and Wednesday from 2 to 5. Mrs. I. H. Beebe chairs hospital supplies with Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 5. Yarn and Aiding committee will set regular hours once new yarn arrives. latest shipment exhausted.
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Poweral
Jocal Red Cross
Arcure
Red Cross Tooma
Hank
Kewing
Frank J
Thoreday
Christies Bar
Eas Littlesisid
Momitay
Mee
H. Beebe
Sara
Heath Sudden Death in Wear Tsing Parish
Heath sudden death reported this morning in Wear Tsing Javie county. 64 year old Mavis Heath, a prominent Latter day Saint worker, died after a severe coughing spell at home. Survived by wife and no children. Body at Lath & sana with arrangements later.
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Heath
Telus
Mrs Delpha Brown Horr Wife of Lucia Horr Dies at 62
Mrs Delpha Brown Horr 62 wife of Lucia Horr of Ogden Utah died at 12:36 AM. She was born in Healdsburg California and lived in Ogden most of her life. Survived by children Eliza beth Jackson Johnny Horr C Ray Horr Lucia Horr and others, siblings and mother Mrs Catherine Brown of Ogden. Viewing Wednesday 6 to 3 PM and Thursday 10 AM to 1 PM at home. Funeral Thursday at the South Ward meeting house. Also showings of The Habit of Opposiness and The Fighting Trail at Cozy Theatre today and tomorrow.
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Delpha Brown Horr
Lucia Horr
Twenty-second Street
Med
Horr
Healdeburg
Cal
Ogden
Mr. Ort
Daughters of the Pioneers
Jenne Crown
Healde
Bouldband
Hee
Sanre Elsenders
Johnny Worr
C. Ray Horry
Elizabeth Jackson
Oden
Lucia C. Horr
Green River
Utab
Elsters
Mra
Samuel Walker
C. J. Brown
Mire
J. Munte
Softh Ward
Doug” Fairbanks
Primary election votes tallied amid chatter and turnout
Reports from polling places indicate early voting was heavy with a anticipated rise after 6 pm as workers cast ballots. By noon Ogden city counted 687 votes and at 2 20 pm about 300 more awaited district results. Local rumors claim Frank Francia is not a property owner. Pools stay open until 7 pm. W V Hanks of Oscar Groshell’s National Cash Register Agency opened permanent HQ at Arlington Hotel Ogden. Late model demonstrations available by appointment.
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Palling
Frank Francia
Francx
Twentieth and
Mone
W. V. Hanks
Oscar Groshell
National Cash’ Register Agency
Arlington Hotel
Ogden
Ogden soldiers praise Camp Kearny and life in train
Private Norman Hutchens reports ample training at Camp Kearny near San Diego where 145th artillery battalion units drill with enthusiasm. He notes 23,000 troops, abundant tents, field kitchens, and strong men eager for artillery once guns arrive while families at home mourn a power plant death in Lemay Utah.
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Norman Hutchens
Dallery B
Standard Office
J. Ray Ward
Ogden
Ible Wiater
Hutchens
Opden
Willam
Southern Pacific
Lemay
Utah
Camp Kearny
Balt Lake
Natinry
Met
San Diego
Walt
Althoteh
Louery Ob
Frink
Ordea
Doug speech attracts crowd at depot in wartime loan event
Patrons wait for the Los Angeles Limited delayed to 6 50 pm while star Doug Meany is expected to speak briefly at the railway depot about the Liberty loan. A platform will be set up and locals anticipate a dynamic address from the movie icon.
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Pattbanks
Orden
Los Angeles
Liberty Loan
White
Doug
Jae
British cruiser Grama sunk in collision with destroyer
London reports on October 22 that the British merchant cruiser Grama has been torpedoed and sunk. A British destroyer also foundered in the same collision, highlighting a perilous event at sea and loss of vessels in the engagement.
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London
Cruleer Grama
Eupk
Eunk
Charity Ball Plans and Society Notices Preview Fall Events
The Martha society met last evening to finalize plans for this year’s charity ball set for the fifteenth of next month at the Derthana to raise funds for the lay nursery. A special meeting will decide the date and outline arrangements with committees named. Knights of Columbus invite members to a fall party October 23 at their Fraternity hall, with Thatcher orchestra and vocalists promised for a formal night. A masquerade party honors Mira Violet Letts at 217 Quincy with games and refreshments, Halloween decor, and a guest list of local socialites attendance listed among acquaintances.
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Martha Society
Maids' and Matrona’ Club
Knights of Columbus
Ilock
Washington Avenue
Vucals
Thatcher
Aran
Mira Violet Letts
Quincy
Missee Eve A Taylor
Lala Taylor
Evelyn Uritrs
Mate Jory Perrine
Fhirener Borers
Huth, Boylt
Kather Iialy
Ehlen Stevenson
Annie Wheelwriehy
Catherine Wheel
French Troops Make Big Gains on Aisne Front
French forces advance on the Aisne front taking about 9,000 prisoners and 3 kilometers of ground as ten subs are captured. The thrust runs north of the line, with gains reported on three fronts and additional prisoners taken in several sectors.
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Aisne
Panis
Ten Po
Doday
Fieux Sill
Atene
Government seeks check on Liberty Loan subscriptions
The northern district of Mish, including Ogden and Weber counties, has contributed about $1,044,050 to the second Liberty Loan, trailing its minimum goal. James Pingree led drives urging more individuals and small subscribers to participate, with banks asked to store bonds for small buyers and to report totals. Major meetings are planned in Ogden and Weber County, while Fred J. Klesel’s $10,000 subscription was doubled to $20,000.
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Mish
Ogden
Weber County
Berty
James Pingree
Mnet
Cache County
Jamra Ogres
Frm
Pingree
Lberty Loan
Pioeree
Lberty
Tae
Progree
Pingree Onal Bank
Pigree Bank
Huntaritte
C. A. Boyd
Walter Stephens
A. G. Fell
Fred J. Klesel
Klesel
Cameraleo
Weber College
W. H. King
Lexon
Utah
Card Party Planned by Ladies Auxiliary War Veterans
Mrs Ellen Woolsey hosts a card party at 348 Ninth Street on Wednesday at 2 o clock with all invited. Also notices: Mrs Netie Peterson to join husband John C Peterson in Manhattan Kansas where he teaches at the university. Angie Day and Arthur Porter wed at bride’s home. Cadies Auxiliary guests at 644 Ninth Street tomorrow afternoon. Mr and Mrs A D Corbett return from eastern trip.
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Netle Peterson
John C. Peterson
Manhattan
Kans
Veo
Julia Waite
Peterson
Joseph and
Henry Feierson
Orden
Ellen Woolsey
Ninth Street
Mra Woolsey
Stores Cut Down On Candy Sales
A cryptic clipping notes stores in Ogden and Idaho reducing candy sales. It mentions a Mr Skages or Skages as voicing an opinion that government actions curb sugar retailing amid growing fear of shortages. The fragmentary text references state measures and regulatory concerns without clear dates or names.
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Sawyer Funeral Services Held at Masonic Temple
The funeral of India M Sawyer was held Thursday at 3 30 in the Masonic Temple under the care of Queen Eather chapter Eastern Rats. Burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery. The Wong Ackhy funeral occurred at 2 PM at Larkin and Sons chapel.
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India
M.sawyer
Tanra
Masonic Temple
Eather
Mountain View
Ackky
Wong
Ackhy Wan
Larkin & Sons
Ogden Chinese Association Leader Interred in City Cemetery
Interment for Ogden Chinese Association head was held in Ogden City cemetery. The deceased ran a local restaurant and is survived by two brothers who traveled from Park City to attend the funeral.
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Chinese Association of
Ogden
Ogden City Cemetery
Park City
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