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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1915
Page
5
A reader filled with fashion detail surveys recent handbag styles. Gate top bags in leather and fabric feature varied shapes, straps, and metal work, with silk trims, moire, and embroidery. Turpentine care tips, cleaning methods, and a peculiar recipe section follow, interwoven with culinary notes and a local lodge officers installation report.
SULA G SEARLE DIES in Toole Utah at age 46 after a brief illness. Born Payson October 6 1900 she lived most of her life there and married A Searle in 1906. She leaves husband three children and her parents plus several siblings. Mrs Searle was a member of the Ladies of the Maccabees. The story notes a daily listing with the play at Isis Theater Sunday.
The British steamer Alexandra of 965 tons gross was torpedoed seventy miles from Cape Palos nearMurcia Spain. Twenty eight crew rescued at Mooran Spain. Discrepancies in ownership noted as Cunard and Taylor Sanderson. sailing from Tyne to Barcelona.
At a regular meeting the board heard from high school faculty led by Principal Beeson on adding five supplementary courses to the prescribed curriculum. Teachers argued the current plan is too rigid and not suited for most students, proposing revisions in English, mechanical arts, agriculture, and commercial subjects while maintaining graduation credits. A special meeting was scheduled to finalize decisions, with community involvement from the Child Culture club and a fundraising effort for a city swimming pool.
The society column lists events from September including the Home Culture Club meeting at Ara Horns home, a farewell for Miss Morrison departing for Berkeley, a Silver Review No. 2 card party at Mrs Weaver’s, and visits by Mrs Heldy and others from the coast. It also notes engagements, travels to Washington and Salt Lake City, and local teaching assignments at Brigham City and Redlands.
Mrs Ira Neos Morrie of Calsa and her brother spent some time in Washington and were in route for the Trinidad post at Stockholm. Mrs Morris is described as a handsome woman and was noted for her social functions during her stay in the country.
Bt Josephs Sewing Society to meet September 16 in St Joseph's Hall with Mrs D W Wy Zaller hosting. Engagements announced: Joan Cole to Howard Williams with October wedding. another engagement for Miss Tthe to Karroo HW Dendon of Murray. Historical society meets at 2:39 with Mrs D H Adame guiding program on Women of Today. Return notices for Lon Romney from Iowa and Dr G A Dickson party from California. October bride prep notes from Miss Marvel Thomas and Edna Steels shower. Calif return for Mrs Horace E L Peery and family. Thimble Club activities noted but incomplete.
Attendees listed include Misses Irene White Jinsel White from Salt Lake Fst Hale Mae Williams Irma Williams Esther Bhurthtt Belle Beve H ége Ethel Siaman Margaret Wilk inson Lyle Wilkinson Verna Van Dyke Lila Ramdsot Frances Pid cock Vera Tracy Delia Tracy. Charles Johnson Mia J W Pidcock Miss Moyes and helpers Inia and Helen Moyea assisted with luncheon and service.
The article describes board fees for licenses and renewals for embalmers, including exam and renewal costs and conditions. It also reports a fatal accident in Ophir where a revolver on a porch discharged, killing Miss Davis near her home as her mother cleared debris and prepared to destroy the gun.
Sept 11 the state board of health published new rules on embalmer licensure. Dr T B Beatty, secretary, said annual licenses are required for each practicing embalmer and that credentials are issued after application and successful examination before the state health board or its secretary.
An obscure notice alleges a deafness cure by CHREXET & CO and others, urging readers to take up the treatment offered by Drarsists and Tor. The ad markets tonic pills as a remedy, claiming health improvements and satisfaction for users.
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