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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
3
MonElts and assorted local notices describe officers at The Standare offices on Vth Street and a late wartime canteen closure. The report mentions a farewell event for Clark Stoh and a mission headquarte red in New York, with other items about enterta inment, property listings, and a court sentencing for a youth.
Mixed classified notes report marriage licenses, court actions, and job ads in Ogden and surrounding areas. Entries include a marriage license issued, a deputy sheriff arrest in Omaha related to a felony, a new modern dental office opening, a court hearing on alimony and child support, a floral giveaway, a stenographer’s notice, and employment for an office boy. Also covered are school overcrowding plans, printing firm ads, road project inspections, street expenditures, and rate applications by a local can company.
Notice lists Anna F Bell seeking letters of administration in the estate of Ruth Elizabeth Hackhant with a hearing set before Judge A E Pratt on September 20, 1919 at 10 a m in Ogden City county court. Clerk Walter N Partes signs as deputy clerk Annis Diniz noted. Attorneys listed as alte Thicker.
A wardship petition for Hellen Worathy uackuim and lineal Joseph Rackham Wd JACK Sampel Rackham, miners, was set for hearing on Monday the 28th day of September, 119 at 4 pm in the county court. Clerk Walter . Farr, with Annis Gioty as deputy clerk, attested the notice and attached documents. Attorneys Whew & Tarker represent the petitioner.
The case files allege a petition to dissolve a marriage and determine custody and property between the plaintiff and defendant. Service must be completed within 20 days after summons, with a further 30 days to answer if served. failure may lead to a default judgment. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and custody arrangement.
At the First Congregational Church Sunday School officers and teachers meet in the church parlor at 6 30 for luncheon and supper then Rev Godfrey Matthews will present plans and lead a discussion on aims and methods of the Sunday School program for the fall and winter all officers and teachers are urged to attend with a special emphasis on preparation so they can do their best.
Margaret Romaine, famed Ogden singer, will perform Wednesday evening at the Abernacle with arrangements handled by the City Federation of Women's Clubs. The concert supports local clubs and features Mrs G Emmet Brownlog as her private contact, with details managed by a Federation committee and various local organizations.
Aigaret Budiong formerly of the Smithsonian college department has moved to a college in Schenectady New York and will not return to this city. She previously oversaw the working plaza of the total college and held a trim position in Berkeley California.
Members of the Congregational Ladies Aid Society will meet at the home of Mrs Christenson, 1125 Capitol Avenue, tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock. All are invited. The women of Salt Lake City are to connect with Mrs Ivowalns Marzar Romalo at Hater Ute on Tuesday evening. A reception will be held for a large number of Salt Lake City folk Thursday afternoon a reception at 1:30 in Ogden at the home of Mrs Fashd Kentes on Tefferean avenue.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Farine Coast and Altona friends, with garbled lines about children visiting over a period and a cheer or exclamation. No coherent event, names, dates, or places to establish a full news item.
The Dorcas Society will meet at the English Tamberan church at the home of Miss Ogie Siddallam on Friday evening, September 17, at six o'clock.
Enraged Savannah citizens formed a posse forenoon for the capture of three hold-up men. Louis E Chilnn and Peter Cyebal, both of Chicago, were shot and killed. Suspects Wongwen, Burns, and Loraniowskie, all of Chicago, are held pending the inquest. Witnesses include Owls Guydgon, Three guesta, Waller silly, Fret Barnes, and St. Peterson from Iowa. Evidence shows $298 in cash taken from victims before the posse pursuit south of the city.
Ships and towns near Nueces Bay report hundreds of dead along the shore after floodwaters receded. Bodies are being collected for burial in burials along the lowlands while identification is largely abandoned. Clothing and jewelry are preserved for possible later relatives as a mourning update reaches Corpus Christi and Port Aransas.
Funeral services are planned for Mrs Anda Spence wife of Royal Spence of 2170 Royal Avenue who died after a long illness in Ogden. Born in Michigan June 24 1867 she moved to Ogden in 1906 and had lived there since. She leaves a husband a son W R Spence and sister Ethel Mellenger of Vancouver. The body rests at Lindquist chapel with Baptist church funeral tomorrow at 7 pm Rev Palwer officiating. Interment Ogden City cemetery.
Senator Hiram Johnson of California urges defeat of the League of Nations covenant at a Omaha luncheon. He argues the pact would impose on the United States and require costly entanglements, warning of treaties forcing blood and treasure with European division and Asian settlements. Present were Nebraska Republican committeemen and other officials.
Classified notice seeks two or three men for lighthouse keeping duties or an email contact for an apartment. Call before four, provide standard credentials. Lost item reference mentions oxden stand and the number 9445.
Marvin Lawson, son of A W Lawson promoter, says Ogden will be a leading point on the cross continental Great Lawson Air Line. He reports plans to operate between Vancouver and Los Angeles on the West Coast and Boston to Milwaukee on the East, with Utah Hot Springs landing field inspected. Messages from A W Lawson express strong ambition and expect planes with passengers within weeks.
Mrs Elle Mimms of Bly Nebraska faced district court yesterday over a will valued at 1000 dollars. The entire estate will pass to Harry Oguchi a Japanese boy who allegedly attracted Mrs Mimms while she was ill. Two sisters and a half brother were not named in the will.
Ernio Huller, a troubled young man, was moved this morning to the state mental hospital in Provo by Deputies Charles Burk and Ray Wrat. He claimed no need for handcuffs and said his time at Ogden jail was pleasant, noting a wrecked jail door incident. Reported further that Huller was confined in two asylums in nearby towns.
Public Roads Bureau announces an examination for the senior highway engineer position. District Engineer Finch notes exams will be held in Washington, D C on October 26. Applicants may answer questions and forward responses to the Washington headquarters. Mr Finch says further information is available at public roads offices in the Col Hudson building.
A stranger, posing as a family relative, is being sought by Ogden police. The impostor called at a house claiming to just arrive by train and family ties, then solicited funds and vanished. About an hour later he appeared at another nearby house using the same family name and story with modified details, again asking for money.
Five hun, dred eighty one aliens aged 14 to 40 receive letters from the ward of education about a Utah law requiring 144 hours of schooling yearly for foreign born residents ages 16 to 4 years. Karl Hopkins, superintendent, urges attendance at the Americanization school opening Friday at Central High School for free instruction and help with citizenship filings. Directors of Americanization Onden John A. Suck, G Jackson Reeven.
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