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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1915

Page

9

Random notices and travels in a bustling community

Fragments recount visits to expositions and California travel by local residents including Mr and Mrs Canfield, Tom Tt Rees departing for Logan, and Ray Doyle among others. Obituaries note births and a sea-pound girl. Fire destroyed 400 tons of hay at a packing plant. losses estimated at 93 000. Community events include church suppers, ward meetings, and lectures by Rev Sprinke and Miss Flattie Patterson with local organizations involved.

Ray Doyle Ya OB Walta Alice California Standardua Dani Canfield Banfrocinco Canfields Wilog B & G T. East David Wilson Weber Academy Twelfth Ward House Sisusie Wee Walter Stephens Crawford Orchratra Bupper Tavercal Seateal el Blakeley Sullivan Ave Hebbing Onten Acling and Prorition Company Arts of Fang Eer Bret Jarsen Gon George Ap A D. Sprinkete Walte Eagle Avenlee Her. Bortagnon Isa Alten Baptists’ Convention Idaho Blate

Vindication of an Herats Lite and Local Notices

A garbled 1915 Ogden column reports sale of used clothing and household goods by the Presbyterian Church at 2320 Watch Ave, a district court sublet dispute over a lease, and a $10,400 damage claim after a broken ankle on Twenty-fifth Street near the Merion hotel. It also notes school additions, marriage licenses, sermons at First Methodist and First Baptist churches, forest headquarters tours, and various society items involving Ogden residents and visitors.

Bult George Terry Egulnet Denis Gatch Abrogals & Lease Tite Lucile Stephens Ogden City Twenty-fith Street Jonathan A. Browning South Ogden E. C. Sazfoni W. N. Johnson Caribou Forest Orden Mant Forest Uteh A. Pierce Lucille Griffin Mise Roxamond Laird Firat Gapdlat First Baptist Church George F. Lowe Nachov Oza Washington Antociate Forester Williamy C. Barnes Washington, I C Oden District Salina Sevier County A. A. Robinson Oglaide Oxden Lon M. Adatel Ogden Union Pacific Esn Francie Denver B. Erwin Wine Galt Richardson Clem Willamette Ornieg Focal School Arsembly Washlogton D. C James Obrien Patrolouo Blacktura Drankenhesa Ing Te Texes D. McLachee Ahe

Orpheum Orchestra to Play At Alhambra For Paramount Shows

Beginning Sunday night the Orpheum Concert Orchestra will accompany Paramount productions at the Alhambra theater. Prices listed include 20c for the loge and 10c for the balcony, with the main floor at 8c.

Orpheum Paramount Alhambra Belcony Foges

Rowovism Receives Nebuke From City Judge

Several young and older men faced the municipal court this morning after disturbances tied to a Friday and Saturday event. Sentences included fines and suspended terms. arrests covered drunkenness and disturbing the peace, with multiple suspects cited for future court dates. Ethel Barrymore's stage hit Sunday comes to motion pictures with Rene Davis at the Isis today and tomorrow.

Bam Pullow Pearold Yee iDerty Tunstog Perk Grant Avenue Satonday Tom Robert Burk James Rhodes Reuben Mancock Mudton ‘Avenue Splasner Aimilar Raseare Fant Blamstram Vatrotman Kelliner Agnes Jordan Detec Ura Robert Bturk Anaker O Papeleitn Hearn Wardaw George Sheperd Jack Brown Ethel Barrymore Renie Davia Isis

Atlanta observer impressed by Ogden enterprise shows motion pictures

Walter Dallant, a leading Atlanta citizen, toured Ogden last Tuesday with Fred Massa. He watched a canyon drive and city tour, praised Ogden scenes, and attended a moving picture showing school parade footage. Local hosts Ballard and Massa shared stories of Ogden’s calisthenics and spectacle, while Atlanta papers noted the misimpression and planned disillusion.

Walter Dallant Atlanta Georgia Ogden Fred Massa Mapas Ballard Jie Macan Dallart Massa

Sing Witty Girls Entertain At Orpheum Theater

A musical program by Wittara and a troupe of musical girls entertained a sizable audience at the Orpheum Theatre for about ninety minutes, followed by nearly an hour of crowd interest. Clifford’s season piece titled Walk Th! zu was showcased, highlighting staged theater as a mix of novelty and propriety concerns.

New Electric Transit Cars Details and October Start

Dispatch notes control of all electric trains to new coaches. routes from Osden to Preston and Rio Oraode guard rail to Wash foxton avenue. Cars ready by October 3 with schedule planned for October. Spanning of cars between Oden and Frealen delayed until the following day. New cars described as modern and durable.

Osden Preston Ata

New Interurban Cars Prepare for Ogden to Galt Lake Route

Interurban line cars 61 feet long with 66 seats, weight 4 tons, cost about 15000 each, arrive in dark Pullman green. Official opening to Preston Street on Thursday sets changes to Plain City road and Utah Hot Springs schedules. D. B. Clark appointed chief dispatcher with two assistants. dispatchers housed on second floor, Interurban depot, 24th Street.

Ind Ogden Galt Lake Freston Plain City Utah Hot Springs Clark Bouthern Pacific Company Baa Interceban

Fashion Show Prizes Highlight Window Decor and Awards

Prizes awarded at the fashion show included best window decorations in three classes. The medium window class won by Burt & Droth era for an uptodate hatterdashery display. Princess Millinery took the small window class with white and pink hats and an electrical wheel motif. Honorable mentions went to several shops and millinery firms. Committees plan a meeting at the Weber club to review the event and discuss Lucy’s absence.

Burt & Drothera Bochwiler & Flowers Princess Millinery Company A. H. Heyrved Nev. W WY. Fleetwood Rev. J. Carver W. H. Wright & Boas Boyletore Company Dorothy Madson Leadjer Millinery Go J. F. Mattan Washington Weber Club Lucy

Excursion to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Special Trip Offer

International Dry Farming Congress trip specials by Union Pacific offer tickets for 23.50 with travel dates October 24 27 and October 3 2 and return by October 18. City Ticket Office 2514 Washington Ave Phone 2600 advertisement.

Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo International Dry Farming Congress Union Pacific CITY Washington Ave

Alhambra Orpheum Opens With Full Show Plans

Advance sale opens for the Alhambra Orpheum presenting a complete show across multiple dates. The Alhambra theater debuts Thursday September 30 with subsequent performances October 1 and October 7, featuring seven large acts and a travel series orchestra. Balcony seats are 10 and 2 cents with upper balcony breathe. special party rates available with adult 25 cents and children 16 cents.

Alhambra Orpheum Orpheum Alhambra Jogos Malinee Alhandra Orphetm

TALI STRUCK BY SP TRAIL NEAR PACIFIC AVE

Joe Garcia of Tocal Ttalion was struck near the Southern Pacific tracks on Pacific avenue about 10 o clock Saturday night. He was found in a wemiconscious condition and taken to the police station for treatment. He had multiple injuries and could not explain the incident.

Joe Garcia Bouthern Pacific Pacific Avenue Rome Ile Brathern Pacific Ims

Fashion Show and Harvest Festival Lights Up City Streets

Crowds gathered for the 1915 Fashion Show and Harvest Festival amid revelry on Washington, Grant, and nearby avenues. Police observed but injuries were avoided as dancing, bands, and carnival contests filled the night, including the Fashion Queen and her attendants on the ballroom floor.

Feabion Khew Washington Avenas Washington Grant Avenues Apd Popa Noone Hudeon Avenue Alhambra Max Dhilen Wright Maida Beatrice Brewer Bea Wright Alberta Wright Leilauch Musto Howard Garner Utopia Copia Club Wade Beancroft

Welshans Martha Elizabeth Welshang Dies in Puntial Services

Funeral services for Martha Elizabeth Welshang wife of Joseph L Welshang were held yesterday in the Lindquist chapel with Rev J B Carver officiating. Dora Heywood and Marita Chaussee sang The Christian's Journey Night and Dan Datis sang Face to Face. The service was largely attended. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery.

Martha Elizabeth Welshang Joseph L. Welshang Lindquist Chapel J. B. Carver Ng. Nini Dora Heywood Ler Marita Chaussee Jootlnight Dan Datis Mountain View

Presbyterian Church Benefit Concert Told Of In Society Pages

Social notes describe a First Presbyterian church supper and musical program led by G Atkinson and F C Graham on Tuesday night featuring songs like Old Kentucky Home and In an Old Fashioned Town. Newcomer N G Atkinson joins the Salt Lake Musical Coterie, with other society visitors and upcoming meetings noted.

G. Atkinson F.C. Graham First Presbyterian Church Thompson Arma Laurie Sincessenesabee

County approves road repairs after residents seek removal

Joseph Machmsr and Wilmer Fer rin of Exsec appeared before the county board of commissioners and certified Eden residents desire removal of a roadway. The Oregon Construction Company quoted 3060 for resurfacing in Ogden canyons after trench disturbance, a figure deemed too high by county officials.

Joseph Machmsr Wilmer Ferrin Exsec County Board of Commlraioners Eden Saari Orean Comstruction Company Bmand Ogden

Union Meeting Held In City By Local Lodge

A union meeting was held on September 23 and 27 in the city by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers with Dirleton as host. The event included a reception and card party for Mra W A Murdock, grand president of the GHLA, and a motorcade ride to scenic canyon spots. Attendees from neighboring states included Murdock, Van Derbeek, Chambers, Moses, Orr, and others, with thanks extended to supporters of the hospitality and entertainment.

Lara Barton Dirleton Auzilisty Brotherhood of Locomotiva Horerk W. Hall Bra J. FE Demana Diriston Mra W. A. Murdock Gh . A L. Ey Mayor Fell Odes Tbe Canyon Flowrie Wells Clara Dar Dimaion Brace A. Murdock Chicaro Idaho J. Te Orr C. W. Crene Ist Dicca Glenna Ferry Corcon Bparks New Ifutchen

Unclear Names From Historical Record List

A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and surnames such as relter, George Excay, A. W. bicker thy, Reine Burke, Willian Baten, Brapston, Wyo, G. Sullivan, W. A. Wire, and others. It appears to be a scattered roster or index with several misread spellings, place tags like Utah and Wyoming, and partial initials. No coherent event or context is discernible.

Relter George Excay A. W. Bickerthy Reine Burke Willian Baten Brapston Wyo G. Sullivan W. A. Wire Xityears Utah T. W, Beaten M. Geabeelson G. E. Faca G. A. McLean C. Fr Bo J. & Dain Aullivan Pelier Norton Rawling Stevenson H. If Noakes St Crosbie D. B. Ralls B. Il Everett T. J. Larimer F. Storie Sneha Gustanslager Feldman P. M. Weidman D. W. Kotler G. A.acme G. BL. Higgins Balk Lata Ty

Jptowa Office of Op Road Opens in Ogden

The uptown passenger and freight traffic office of Bouthers Pacific railroad in the Reed hotel building is now open for business. In charge are M. J Bhoriz, commercial agent, and Nay Owens, with Mr. and Mrs. Shotts recent residents of Ogden and the Owens couple planning to move there this week.

Bouthers Pacific Railroad Denver & Mo Grand Reed Hotel M. J, Bhoriz Ageol Nay Owens Shotts Ogden

Two Orphans Gold Medal Best Picture at San Diego

The Two Orphans received a gold medal as best picture at the San Diego exposition last week. The seven reel production stars Theda Bara Iran Southern and Willem Shay and is slated to open at the Orpheum Theatre.

Herbert Brenon Theda Bara Jean Sothern WM. E. Shay San Diego Exposition Heoager Goss Orpheus Theatre Fos San Diego Orpheum Theatre

Republican City Committee Meets to Elect Officers

Republican City Committee meets to elect a chairman and secretary and handle business. William Glasmann serves as permanent chair. attendance is noted. Members elected include Joseph Delap, Job Pingres, Earl Geiger, P. A. France, Alex Moyes, D. F. Shepherd, R. A. Nora, D. S. Bo, J. A. Woods, Max Davidson, D. A. Knowlton, Walter Richey, J. B. Wallace, Fiotha, J. Weox.

William Glasmann Scmrensitte Ie Ested At al Sew Joseph Deloap Cord Distrit Job Pingres Bind Earl Geiger P. A France Futh Alez Moyes D. F. Shepherd Barenth Blarkiett R. A. Nora D. SL Bo J. A. Woods Max Davidson D. A. Knowlton

Further Awards in Baby Contest

In the baby contest awards list several names appear with unclear spellings and misread addresses. The readable entries include Kathleen Witton at 040 Thirteenth Street Bacont Roth Miastools at 734 Washington Street Think Elan Edson at rear 566 Twes with a second prize noted.

Firet Kathleen Witton Thirteenth Street Bacont~Roth Miastools Washington Srenda Elan Edson Twes

The Two Orphans at Fur Studio Tonight

The picture The Two Orphans, acclaimed nationwide, is one of the greatest dramatic films shown. Miss Rare leads supported by a full ensemble as the advertisement notes big-house catalog tonight and for three days with a shortened two-performance schedule each night due to film length.

Manger Coss The Orphens Big House Agra

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