Army reinforcements ferried from east to Siberia then to Ogden
Forty eight recruits under new army regulations for service in Siberia passed foroush Ogden yesterday afternoon. They were en route from eastern ties to the Preshtio at San Francisco. Peaches were served at the Canteen by Red Cross workers. Fifty Ixilora from the Pacific fleet, recently discharged, also arrived in Ogden yesterday. The Third Ward held a social in honor of Carl Fi Veter, preparing for a mission with the Scandinavian church.
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San Francisco
Ted Cross
Pacific Fleet
Ogden
Kanken
Nurser y teachers to begin duties. city notes
Supt Karl Hopkins says nursery school teachers at Martha Avenue Nursery on North Washington will be assigned within days after a half day of duties. De It Now studio advertises family portrait in transit to back to school. local notices list real estate, rent concerns, and a meeting in the Fifth Ward to discuss community issues.
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Martha Avelety
North
Washington
Agenus
Karl Hopkins
Ogden Gelinds
Ray Palmer
J the First Bagliet Church
Twenty-fifth Street
Thea
Jefferson Avenue
Train Breaks In Two Delays UP Train No 18
A UP locomotive between Ogden and Uintah broke in two this morning, delaying Union Pacific Train No 18 by an hour and twenty five minutes. The fault was blamed on a faulty draw or speed fault, with an investigation noted and Judge Roberts mentioned in connection to the freight car incident.
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Ogden
Uinink
Union Pacific Railroad
E. Greenwell
Roberts
Ted
Orchestra Program for Sumgay at Hot Springs
Following the summer resort season on Labor Day the Utah Hot Springs management arranged special features and dances to continue at the resort zone as weather permits. Ilon Ford, director, prepared a program of classical and popular music for next Sunday's concert likely to interest Ogden music lovers.
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Utah Hot Springs
Ilon Ford
Ogden
Building Permits Top $66,000 in First Twelve Days
The first twelve days of the month saw building permits exceed $66,000. Inspector Bowis notes seventeen permits issued, led by Shape Williams Candy Company for a two story factory addition.
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Bovis
Injured Post Office Inspector Recovering After Labor Day Incident
J W G Haas post office inspector injured in the accident that killed foremaster Browning is reported to be well on the road to recovery. Mr Hage went home to Cheyenne to recuperate and returned to Orden, remaining three days before departing for Denver headquarters.
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J W. G. Haas
Foxtmaster Browning
Hage
Cheyenne
Orden
Blk
Densver
Four Boys Found Sleeping in City Tourist Camp
Four boys aged about eight to twelve were found sleeping in a city tourist camp. They said their homes were in Murray and they came to Oxden to find the father of one of them. They were taken to the station, fed, and notified to authorities. Names given include Marold Scampbell, Howard Davin, Verney Mereham, Theodore Merehawy.
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Kleening
Ingi
Murray
Oxden
Mrahn. Taylor
Whd
Witio Felfewa
Marold
Howard Davin
Verney Mereham
Une Theodore Merehawy
CHURCH SERVICES LIST IN OGDEN UTAH AREA
A crowded list of church services in Ogden Utah includes Danish Evangelical Lutherans at Owens TYrd and Jefferson, English Lutheran at Jefferson and Twenty third, Good Shepherd at Grant and Twenty fourth, First Congregational at 2nd and Lincoln, Second Congregational at Five Points, First Methodist Episcopal near the courthouse, Emery Methodist, First Church of Christ Scientist at Monroe and Twenty fourth, First Baptist at KYOHUE Roy, and Christian Church at Twenty Fourth and Madison. Services range 9 to 11 a.m. with afternoon and evening meetings and Sunday schools.
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Church of Corner
Owensty-third and
Jefferson Streets
Ogden
Utah
J. C. Carlsen
Salt Lake City
English Lutheran
Jefferson and
Twentyshird
Archur E. Olson
Covenas Society
John
Ghurgh
Grant Avenue
Twenty-Fourth Street
Taylog
John W. Hyslop
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Court House
Garver
Tluma
Selp
Epworth Leagte
Angel
Nergier
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Monroe Avenue
Sunday Conference at North Weber Stake Tabernacle
Apostles Lyman and Hart will speak at the quarterly North Weber stake conference at the tabernacle Sunday morning and afternoon with James Wother presiding. The stake choir will lead a musical program as invited Latter day Saints attend. Apostle Ko Laman will speak Sunday evening at Toolock with a planned musical program.
Robbers Break Into Five City Homes at Night
Thieves forced entry into five city homes last night, stealing a watch from W. A. Lindsay of 2145 Grant Avenue valued at $75. Cutting screens appears to be the primary method, with several homes left with damaged entrances.
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W. A. Lindsay
Grant Avenue
Not Secretary of Hod Carriers Union In Court
In the police court notes Harris alias Smith, former Davis County sheriff, was charged with liquor possession and selling whiskey at 25 cents a drink. He forfeited $200 bond after a name misstatement and arrest at a Twenty fifth Street pool hall, where deputies found whiskey.
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Hyrum Smith
Hod Carriers' Union
Harris
Smith
Shertt Peterson
Twenty-fifth Street
Pha
Sfgrum Bankn
Theatre and social events in Ogden society
Lucille Dixon hosts a theatre party at the Orpheum with friends and plans to honor Norma Peterson as she leaves for Logan Agricultural College. Mrs J W Taylor hosts in Ogden for Mrs John Leavitt, Rev and Mrs Marque are honored by the A M E church group at Elk Club, and Claudia Roberts wins a complimentary past at a Hope Fox party before leaving for Palo Alto.
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Misa Lucille Dixon
Orpheum
Norma Peterson
Gydox
Logan
the Agricultural College
Dixon
Canyon Road
Claudia Roberts
Ming Hope Fox
Fowler
Delightful Thursday party honors guests and departures
A social gathering at 2250 Adams Avenue celebrated Misa Mand Edwarda and Robert D. Hobbs with a Progressive Bunce game and luncheon. Guests included fourteen ladies and gentlemen from Ogden plus Edna Simmons of San Diego and others from Maitland, Rusnellville, and Marietta. Mrs John Winthop hosted a separate farewell for Mrs Jane Teavii of Utah.
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Misa Mand Edwarda
Robert D. Hobbs
Valparaiso University
Ind
Mre
Eden Simmons
Miss Edwards
Ogden
Mit
Edna Simmons
San Diego
Cab
Gibeon and Textile Fourt
Maitland
Robert T. Britnell
Rusnellville
Ala
Eastern concert tour comes to city with Tonlan company
Miss Mary Tarmtey daughter of Mr and Mrs Q A Tarmley returns for a concert tour with the Tonlan Concert company featuring Miss Parmitey of Ogden Miss Mil dred Erickson soloist Miss Lauren Curette reader and Miss Athol TAndavet leading entertainers who have toured through parts of Pennsylvania West Virginia Indiana Ontario and Michigan under the Linco Buren plan they expect to be at home by early 1930 Mrs D C Eccles heads to Northwest Ogden to visit Oregon for several weeks starting this Wednesday
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Mary Tarmtey
Q. A. Tarmley
Ela
Tonlan Concert Company
Tour Artfate
Miss Parmitey
Ogden
Mise
Mildred Erickson
Lauren Curette
Misa Athol Tandavet
Fennaylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Ont
Michigan
Linco Buren
Miss Parviles
Pretty party at Utah hot rings
A social event took place at Utah Springs hosted by Mrs. Annie Noble and her daughter Mrs. J. R. Nye on a Thursday evening in honor of Miss Lusie Stone who will wed Charlee Noble. Guests enjoyed swimming, refreshments, dancing to Ron Pied orchestra, and toasts to the groom and bride.
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East Lake City
Jobn Leavitt Jr
Lester Mra
Bishop
Mra
Chris’ J. Brown
Frank Keyes
A. Shaw
Elizabeth Child
Mre
M. Bybee
Joan M. Brown
D. Taylor
Miss Maud Edwards
Marietta
Ohio
Helstretman
He Taylor
Robert J, Britneil
Tusselville
Ale
J. Taylor
F. H. Holatzelman
A. S.ot
Salt Lake City
Miss Edwards
Taylor
Aitah Eto Springs
Annie
Noble
J. R. Nye
Lusie Stone
Charlee
Pestan Parley
Ron Pied
Sian
Anil
Ledtinti¢n Farager
Squires
ENGAGEMENTS AND WEDDING NOTICES IN OGDEN AREA
A flurry of social events highlights engagements and weddings. Miss Edith May Jowell’s party celebrated her betrothal to Kenneth G. Lripp of Columbus, Ohio, with gifts and a luncheon. Miss Margaret Bigelow and Hay Mungey Kaye announced their marriage. the couple wed at Lagoon, then to Ogden, with congratulations pouring in. Also noted are homecomings and visits from local residents including Miss Maud Edwards and Mrs. Venna Morris, plus individuals Heath and Nelson honored at receptions at 1845 Westminster Avenue.
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Heintzelman
Taylor
No J. Taylor
Maud Dwards
Clifford Jones
Phice
Cuddohacy
Silvia
Utah
Maud Kelwards
Marietta
Ohio
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Javid
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Pally
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Uhing
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C. Jones
Salt Lake City
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Maid Edwards
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New England Conservatory of Music
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