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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1919
Page
3
Readable items note upcoming events and local notices in Ogden. Mentions Weber academy dates, a Salt Lake conference, and a family photo request. Also lists fire prevention talks by Jo W. Slaveny and Tranidi Wentworth, forest service moves to Halley Idaho, and local business ads including coal, funeral services, and chimney cleaning.
A chaotic OCR spread lists meetings at 4:30 p m in room 26 of a U S university near Bishop big, with names Owens Association and individuals Packer and Dewey Molmen arriving in New York after overseas service. It mentions job ads, a permanent nay recommbilns station, cabinet notes, a taxi service, a bond issue vote, marriage licenses, and funeral notices among scattered items.
A corrected complaint by Roy Woodward was filed today in the county clerk's office correcting an error in the time signature of the original complaint against M. M. Schofield. The corrected document shows the surname as Woodward and restates the same private party action as initially filed.
In New Orleans on September 2 the Associated Advertising clubs of the Western states met. Sidney Motle of Indianapolis, head of their committee on advertising, declared advertising as a necessary evil is now seen as essential to permanent needs. The convening group spoke of advertising as a potent force for broad nation building and growth.
Salt Lake City records a rare official call as President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson visit Mrs. Emmeline J. Wells at the Hotel Yard. The 91-year-old longtime Utah suffrage leader receives thanks for her work storing wheat for the nation and aiding the Relief Society. Four generations witness the visit.
City commissioners and engineers drain Mill Pond north of the Ogden Milling and Elevator plant to improve sanitation. Water in the pond has remained stagnant for years, prompting the action by city authorities.
Organizers announce a new Utah State league soccer team formation with Salt Lake City as the base. Ogden will challenge Salt Lake in a decisive match, with preliminary gatherings set for September 3 at 6 30 p m near Twenty fifth street and Grant Avenue to finalize plans.
Weberegimity youths aged 4 to 18 who have not completed formal schooling will register today at the nearest school for part-time education under recently enacted laws. After gathering information, they may return to their homes where fifteen or more residents are in need of classes. A part-time director and a probation officer were authorized at a board meeting to oversee the program. Superintendent Lt. A. Fowles urged cooperation from students and parents.
A 16 year old youth, unnamed, faces SFACUS charges in court after weeks of police work. He allegedly passed several bad checks totaling hundreds of dollars to various merchants, received a rifle and cash in change, and is accused of stealing $43 from a home on Thirtieth Street. Detectives believe he played an active role in other city robberies.
Multiple society groups schedule Thursday gatherings including Methodist Ladies Aid at 1341 Twenty Fifth Street at 2:30 PM Daughters of King at Episcopal Church hall at 8 PM Lincoln Circle No 2 Ladies of the G A Y plan 2:30 PM meeting Daughters of Pioneers assemble 2:30 PM with several companies meeting at listed addresses Married at noon today Edna H Towns and John N Sparge wed at Towne Realty on Twenty Fifth Street officiated by Rev Carver
A meeting of the Ogden American Legion post is set for this evening at the Elks Hall to elect officers for the coming year and discuss plans for a November 11 celebration. Delegates will be chosen to attend the state gathering in Salt Lake City on October 2 from 10.
Forest Service official James A Cahill filed a report on lidacer claim investigations in Bear Valley Idaho. The inquiry found no valuable mineral deposit near homesteads started under the placer act and the claim area remained open to entry, with reports noting nearby blasting and improvised mining activity.
The Jewish community begins the New Year observance with services marking Rosh Hashana. The ceremony opens with the call to prayer and themed blessings, highlighting the week’s focus on reflection and renewal as the community gathers at the temple.
NW YORK September 24 Admiral Ugo Conza of the Italian navy, on an official visit to the United States, expressed admiration for Gabriele d Annunzio but regretted the occupation of Fiume. He said he had no official word on events, but trusted the situation would be resolved with Italy's adherence to enlightened opinion of the world.
Ogden Companies report loss of tires sent to Evanston after a faker used a local doctor’s name to buy tires from George A Lowe’s Ogden Electric Supply company. An Evanston contact placed the order and tires were shipped, but no culprit has been located yet.
Phillip J Bennett and Maude M Walker of Syracuse wed at the courthouse officiated by Gil bert M Thatcher. Thatcher also united James E Lillyworth of Salt Lake with Alyce Osburn of Marquette Nebraska. Fred B Gore and Cora Bell Wise of Salt Lake joined in marriage by Bir Thatcher. Licenses issued to Loran Short and Neta Norris of Ogden and to Gilbert James Lessey of Rigby Idaho and Eloise Mason of Ogden.
A funeral notice details Eliza Hatly of Lockerby Utah and Dora Winter of Huntsville, with roles in Sunday School and Y M M I A. It notes a death from inflammation of the bowels, arrangements at Larkin's chapel, and future announcements. Brown and Deatrice Beverly Brown are also named with funeral services pending and interment at Opden Ct cemetery.
Martha Winter Burton known as Herty Burton died this morning at 8 o clock in Huntsville after childbirth. Born August 14, 1892 in Huntsville she was the daughter of Mary Meterson Winter and the late Winter. She is survived by Thomas Burton and other family members. Funeral arrangements will be announced locally.
A fragmented description highlights a new xulumn beacon design using brown gabardine and severe plainners. The row of buttons features alecrs from shoulder to flyer cuts, with a full gumte rimmed in broad black and braided pocket details.
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