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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1915
Page
11
The First Congregational Church will hold the first regular Sunday service tomorrow at 11 o clock. Emma Ruth Paine will make a return appearance after studies in New York Paris and London. Mary Farmley will also perform.
A large chorus choir under Prof. R J Hammer begins a new feature this year with about £0 voices directed by Hammer. Mr Herbert Aldredge is named tenor soloist. The choir will present Dudley Back's Festival Ta Deum in B flat. Evening service at 8 o'clock.
In a local event next Monday morning at 9 350 the Standard subscribers will gather at the Orpheum theatre to give away five round trip railway tickets to San Diego and San Francisco. Voters are urged to decide by ballot or straw draw. In a separate district court session, William Ryan was found guilty of grand larceny and sentenced to six months in jail by Judge J A Howell.
A decree of divorce has been issued in the district court in favor of the plaintiff in the case of 149 Ut... against T. L. Utaman. Cruelty and failure to provide were cited as grounds. Next Monday at 9:30 a.m. at the Orpheum theatre, a giveaway features five round trip railroad tickets to San Diego and San Francisco.
Margue Rite Clarke headlines Helene of the North at the Alhambra theater. The production plays tonight with Clarke in a lead role in a period drama setting.
Advertisement offers part time earnings selling household specialties with no experience required. Earn between 25 and 40 dollars weekly. Free particulars from Otto H. Anderson Co located at 2188 Arizona Boulevard Butte Montana 94.
A Paramount program features Sar Bernard in a four reel comedy with the Travelogues and Gen. Ade's Fable. Also promoted are Alhambra Read the Diksaitied Ads.
Labor Day activities spread across Hermitage with track events for all ages in the afternoon and a grand ball at night. Tug of war pits scenery workers against carpenters while Five Points faces Huntsville in a ball game. A band will perform and prizes are offered for top efforts.
Mrs Kathryn Bassett Pardos will read the drama War Dridles at the Seventh Ward M I A consolot session tomorrow evening at the ward meeting house. Additional items include Bol Melba Read Plano duet Vera Delameter Bertha Fartey Retold story Mery Jacobs Golo Laying Petty Mele quartet William Pickett Joseph Tracy Joseph Madson Gerard Klomp Bolo Walter Stephens.
Professor E W Nichols leader of Weber academy and State Industrial school bands returns from a five week tour of California. He reports it as the greatest trip of his life with visits to music centers in Berkeley San Francisco and San Jose. The Nichols family orchestra played three concerts in Mehmond and one at San Jose. The San Jose Mercury Herald praised the orchestral performances led by Nichols clarinet and Dorothy Nichols on cornet with Loring Nichols on viola.
On Tuesday September 7 schedules shift for Orden cacyon and Orden Valley cars. The Orden cacyon line will depart Union Depot for Iciexuad at 1? a m and then every 90 minutes until 9 pm, with final city car from dlewynd at 6 pm. First car from Weabington Avenue and Twentyauth Street leaves at 6:05 am. The Orden valley line heads from Hudtaville at 8 am every 2 hours 16 minutes to 1:45 pm, with last car from Muntsville at 3:3 pm.
Providence authorities report that Grorce W Heals Henry Spelman and C Victor Brown deny confessing to killing Dr Franklin dobr. They had allegedly claimed the act was at Mrs Stohr s urging, but now dispute the confession per police statements.
Mrs A Crezun announces the engagement of her daughter Violet to David B Oatler. The wedding ceremony is planned for later this month, per Miss Etta Halverson. Social notes recount Lincoln Circle and Elim society gatherings with visits from out-of-town guests and engagements announced among local families.
Brigham C Social notes recount Hise ills Pett entertaining friends at the Pett ranch in Devil's Gate valley last Saturday and Sunday. Attendees included Bil Fetl Nath Neez Grace Kelley AGA Johnson and Zina Jensen. Friday afternoon Mrs C C Chrie feneen hosted Kensington gathering with guests enjoying lawn activities and refreshments.
In a disaster reported from 560 miles east of Mexico City, two hundred people including many women and children were killed in a train wreck several days ago. An American Consul Billtman informed the State Department, as another train with forty five American refugees was delayed by the incident.
The Thunderer owned by L. d. Thompson won the six furlong Futurity Stakes for two year olds at Belmont Park with Hromo and Carmen's Achievement taking second and third. Time was 1:11.44 and Achievement carried a 30 added platter. Also notes on county finances and local obituaries appear, including Raymond C. Naylor and James Jessen.
A British submarine reportedly landed a party to destroy a railroad bridge southeast of Constantinople. The operation partially succeeded, killing guards and destroying a bridge section, then the crew returned to the submarine. The report also notes Hogs on Banana lands as a surprising agricultural note.
A humorous column recaps public dinner remarks with a guest citing Daniel and a theater critic quip. It notes a plan for invisible airplanes using celluloid wings and a muffler design, plus a comic off duty incident where a worker requests a pay raise, and the manager refuses due to company policy about off duty safety and responsibility.
An aged Long Island landmark once used as a paper mill millstone of the century and later a favorite has been rebuilt to serve the town. The original ruins were blown down about five years ago. The new structure will generate electricity for Roslyn Park, recently purchased by the town of Hempstead.
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