Ogden City Teachers Plan Faculty Meetings and Reorganization
City school teachers met at Ogden High School at 4 PM to organize faculties across schools and assign contractions by Superintendent A. My Milla, aiming to register students next Tuesday. Principals from high and junior schools attended, including J. B. Deeson, D. H. Adams, W. Winds, J. Jantar, Underwood, and others from Washington, Pingree, Grants, and Five Points.
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Ogden High School
My Milla
Board of Education
J. BL
Deeson
DB. H
Adame
Central Junior High School
W. Winds
Lewis Jantar
Wybe Y Wnderwood
Dee Junior
HM. Reid
Gurney
J. A. Junk
Washington
Ina Pingree
Pingree
Menry Parker
Grants
Jute Pierce
Soand Fort
Jursie Marsh
Five Pointe
Bishop Blass to Visit Ogden for Salt Lake Diocese Events
Bishop Blass of the Salt Lake diocese will arrive in Ogden tomorrow afternoon with Dr. Cotter and several priests, to be hosted at The Hermitage by Father Cyabacaban. Evening services at St Joseph's will feature Monsignor McCatt and Father Lilly with special music and a reception led by Mins May Conroy and other choir members.
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Joseph
Glass
Salt’ Lake
Atholic Church
Ogden
Cotter
McCatt
Lilly
Drady
Vishiog
Noea
Cyabcaban
Hermitage
BL Joseph's Church
Claus
J. J. Pertley
Eit
Merfleon
O Balutaris
Muth
Conroy
Federated Womans Christian Temperance Union Elects Officers
The Federated Woman's Christian Temperance Union held its regular meeting at Mrs Gunnell's home 2536 Fowler Avenue on Wednesday September with a full attendance. Officers elected were President Mrs Q M Craft Vice President Mrs W C Gunnell Secretary Miss Jesuse I Mids Member and Secretary Mrs da Brown Treasurer Mrs G A Mutler.
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Federated Womana’ Christian ‘Emperance Union
Mra
da Brown
Men
G. A. Mutler
Larsen Divorce Cries Cruelty in District Court
Mary Pearl Larsen files for divorce from Joseph J. Larsen on cruelty grounds alleging repeated beatings including an attack on September 3, 1316, after their marriage on August 3, 1900. Four children seek custody, costs, attorney fees, and alimony.
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Mary Pearl Larsen
Joseph J. Larsen
Parade Fashion Show Fuss Promises Big Event Impact
Automom biletists may display cars in the automobile parade part of the 1915 Fashion Show at a lower decorating cost to owners this year. Plans announced at a Weber club luncheon show the decorating committee will supply materials at cost to reduce expenses. The meeting, among the most enthusiastic, set daily progress reports to prevent mixups. A barbecue committee chose a vacant Hudson avenue lot for a cafe style event with over a hundred waiters anticipated to serve dishes.
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Weber Club
Atro
John Calley
Hudson Avenue
Contagions and Births Reported in Local Health Update
A health bulletin notes a clean bill for a local resident amid quarantine. It records nineteen births and three deaths, listing newborn names and birthdates for several families including Stewart, Traverto, Van Dyke, Douglass, Cottle, Snodden, Rudiger, Frederick, and others, with August and September dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiy Wealth
George Short
Joseph Stewart
Bentemter
San
Birs
R. W. van Dyke
Lester Douglass
Obi Cottle
Reinbert Scnodten
Play to Aid Ogden Swimming Pool Fund
The Child Culture club, after a recent tragedy, used a $100 surplus to seed a pool fund. Baron Olsen directs a local production of Cousin Kate by Hubert Davies on September 18 at the Orpheum to raise money. Committees mobilize public support for building a swimming pool for Ogden children.
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Ogden
Zame
Baron Olsen
Kate
Hubert Davies
Orpheum
Orden
Beet Growers Urged to Deliver Beets for New Factory
Beet farmers in Marriott Blaterville Main City West Weber Warren Wilson Kanesville Hooper and Syracuse face crop restrictions from the Amalssmated Sugar company. Beets with lower sugar content may be accepted with full price paid, but about 1000 tons are required before starting operations. Plant capacity is 1500 to 760 tons daily, and operations could begin by midweek with a possible Wednesday start.
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Marriott
Blaterville
Main Chy
West Weber
Warren
Wilson
Kanesville
Hooper
Syracuse
Amalssmated Sugar Company
Tesst
Forty Crews Running Out of Ogden on the S P
The Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific reports record traffic with freight and passenger movement high. Ogden hosts 23 Southern Pacific freight crews and 17 passenger crews, with potential growth, while the Union Pacific Wyoming division notes unprecedented eastbound freight activity and crews out of Ogden including 10 freight, 10 helper, 12 passenger, and seven helper crews.
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Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Asat
H. L. Hell
Southern — Pacific
Ogden
Wyoming
Union Pacifica
Oregon
Churches and services across Ogden, early Sunday
The First Congregational announces an 11 o'clock morning sermon The guest of Hope Emma Ruth Paine will sing Teach Be Pray Miss Mary Parmley violinist will play the Derceuse from Jocelyn Mona Smith pianist Alles Gray organist and other musicians join the program The new chorus choir of 40 voices conducts Festital Ts Deum In E flat under conductor J J Hammer Also featured are soloists and instrumental offerings Various other churches list Sunday services Holy communion sermons and children’s programs with welcoming notes for all.
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Adame Ave
Trentyfitth Street
Frank G. Brainerd
Hoper
Emma Ruth Paioe
New York
London
Paris
Ogden
Jessin May Jowett
Mary Parmley
Jocelyn
Missea Dora Smith
Jessie Beasor
Wammer Elit
Singea
Allison-Mira funeral set for tomorrow at 7 pm
Mira Allison's funeral is planned for tomorrow at 7 pm in the Tabernacle with Bishop Rob ert McQuarrin presiding. Speakers include Apow Uo David O. McKay Levi Edgar Young and Evan Btephros. Ogden Tab ernacle choir provides special music. viewing tonight at 2667 Washer ington avenue until 9 pm and from 10 am to noon tomorrow. interment in city cemetery.
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Allison
Mira
Dean Allison
Willa Allison
Tabernacle
Robert McQuarrin
Apow Uo
David O. McKay
Levi Edgar Young
Evan Btephros
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Washerington Avenue
Welack
Lomortos
Funeral service details and hymns at Bishop Walker’s chapel
Bishop Walker presiding over a service where Uprising figures such as Leslie Van Nyke Hyring Indking and Patriarch George W. Larkin were noted. May Robinson performed songs and a duet was sung by Misses Charlotte Carr and Ethel Stanford. Chapel filled with friends and relatives. interment followed at City cemetery with J A Larkin dedicating the grave.
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Bishop Walker
Leslie van Nyke
Hyring Indking
George W. Larkin
May Robinson
Bolemn
Charlotte Carr
Ethel Stanford
J. A. Larkin
Krave
Alhambra Playhouse Features High Quality Pictures
The Alhambra presents Marguerite Clarke in Helene of the orth and a Sam Bernard four reel comedy Poor Bebmaltz on Sat and Sun. Paramount travelogues and George Ade’s fable Edith Story show Tuesday, with a six reel Vagragh feature Captain Alveret. Dorothy Kelly stars in The Lost One on Wednesday and The Goddess finale, plus The Majesty of the Law and Heart of Jennifer with Harel Dawn Thursday to Friday. A Chicago Daily News clipping lauds Hazel Dawn in Heart of Jennifer with Kirkwood Howley and Brown. The Alhambra remains a house of refinement offering quality pictures.
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Marguerite Clarke
Helene
The
Orth
Sam Bernard
Bebmaltz
Paramount Travelogues
Alhambra
George’ Ade
Edith Story
Harel Dawn
Jennifer
Chicago Daily News
Hazel Dawn
Jeanier
James Kirkwood
Irene Howley
Harry Brown
World’s Nakets Market Opens With Mixed Activity
New York September 4 Today's short market session was largely perfunctory with dealings in the flat hour barley above zero. Colorado Fuel led gains trading around 12-4 to 14 though other coal shares, trunkees and class II issues showed irregular advances. Major leaders United States Steel Union Pacific and Reading were comparatively dormant yet improving. War shares showed variable but moderate gains, with the close described as strong and bonds irregular.
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New York
Colorado
Norfalk & Weston
Maryland
Cheapeake & Ohio
Virginia Iron
United States Steel
Union Pacific
Reading
Chicago Grain Market Shifts Amid Labor Day Selling
Chicago grain markets fell as Labor Day weekend and holiday effects weakened demand. Wheat prices eased with September at 96, December 91 12, and May 254 to 96, while corn declined and oats followed. Liquidity from commission houses persisted and hog futures showed active buying, lifting October pork and firming lard.
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Chicago
Liverpool
le Jower
Omaha Livestock Receipts and Market Report
In Omaha Nebul, Sept 4 hog receipts 1800, market higher. Heavy 6.40 to 6.85, Merit 6.90 to 7.65, pigs 6.00 to 7.60, bulk 36.50 to 66.85. Cattle receipts 200, market steady. Native steers 6.00 to 9.75, cows and heifers 5.75 to 6.50, Texas feeders 6.00 to 7.50, calves 7.00 to 10.00. Sheep receipts 2200, market steady, yearlings 5.75 to 6.35, fed lambs to follow.
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Omaha
Neb
Merit
Texas
Excursions North Offers Low Round Trip Rates
The ad promotes very low round trip fares to northern Utah and Idaho via Oregon Ebort Inc and Union Pacific System. It lists rates, contact points at City Ticket Office in Orpheum Block and a telephone line 2500 for details, noting September departures on September 1 and 23.
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Oregon
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