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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
10
The Eagles hosted a third winter dance at the lodge home on Grant Avenue with several hundred attendees. The Lullian Thatcher orchestra provided the music as dances grow in popularity, while the city draft board yesterday released from draft liability Aaron T. Williams and Morris Rebin.
The passage lists several Ogden area men entering military service, including two young Jewish men bound for the navy and army. It notes their draft numbers, names, and affiliations, plus related items such as a clergyman's return to service, a student’s study plans abroad, and local employment and recruitment notices amid wartime mobilization.
In Salt Lake City Professor Clive will be at the academy every Friday as special instructor. Barbara Sain ger departed yesterday for New York to study voice culture and pursue opera. Elberta peaches offered at 76 cents per bushel box by J. C. Young of 338 25th St. Fines include $50 for drunkenness and forfeit of $50 by a man arrested for liquor. Evanston Fair draws Ogden residents with wild west features and capacity rail service. Nes Grate Gardner Baugh granted a divorce by Judge Pratt. Teachers of city schools to meet this afternoon at the high school with Professor Fellows from the University of Utah as feature. Officials travel plans include A. Light to Ochsen and J. Kerwin to coast, J. Sillwell to Logan for road talks. Weber academy finances managed by a general fund and finance committee to apportion activities.
The Board of Control met at Weber Academy to review the handlox and general apportionment of student council funds for the year. They planned appointment of committees to handle financial matters with officers from each class present.
Chicago report states William C Haywood and 35 I W W traders were arrested by U S marshals at the group headquarters. The arrests follow federal grand jury indictments and were the first actions from the indictments. Deputies swiftly moved the prisoners to the U S marshal's office.
Ogden voters face three registration days for the November 6 general election with two preprimary dates to register October 18 and 23. Primary statements must be filed ten days before the primary, with the deadline around October 1.
Society items report Fred Herrioxton leaving for Palo Alto to enter Leland Stanford University with Res. F. E. Nichols. Mr and Mrs E O Dyled and daughter travel to California for a vacation. Mr Pyles to join later. Drama club hosts at 715 Tren Quifth Street with Mina Dichsel and Mise Myre Grant as hosts. Mr and Mrs J F Smith announce the marriage of Mildred J Smith to Jamen W Pierce in Farmington.
A wedding formed yesterday to Farmington ended with a delicious supper at the Farmington hotel where the groom presided. The bride has a large circle of friends including Ogden and Mr Perce. Dr Dillard H Wiggins visited his mother Mrs J D Harris of 2958 Grant Avenue before leaving Wednesday for Denver after graduating this year from the Colorado College of Dentistry. Accompanying Dr Wiggins was Mr Olen Purdum of Kansas City Missouri.
Earl G. Crown an aviator in training with the 23rd squadron died from injuries after a motorcycle collision on a country road near Mineola New York. He passed at Reid Hospital and his body will be shipped to his mother in Salt Lake City Utah.
The city nurse Miss Mary Willams and doctors examined students this week. The effort aims to build an up to date health file for reference and ongoing contact. Overall pupil condition is good with few serious cases and several dental and adenoid issues noted with recommendations made.
Eldredge of the Utah Agricultural Extension Division visits Ogden to discuss local dairy conditions with the county farm bureau and Agent Thoman. He notes poor conditions and outlines efforts to raise milch cow stock and improve county dairy practices under state supervision. Municipal and regional references appear in the report.
Earl Masters writes from Ogden to The Oxden Standard praising eight local youths from the 346th machine gun battalion company D for being named corporals. The letter lists George Lave Abbott Le Hof Jackson Henry Josenh Meyers Gean Case and others among the promoted service members in a machine battalion.
Fourteen month old daughter of William and Virginia Pretti of 1781 Gibson Avenue died today after a weeklong stomach ailment. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the family home with interment in City Cemetery.
George Browning, head of the People's Sugar Company, returned from Washington D C where he attended the price-fixing conference. Five days were spent discussing the government's arbitrary price, and all sugar producers signed on to abide by it.
Ogden reports another auto sales concern as Olympia Motor Gales opens at 2462 64 Grant avenue under O L Kittinger. The Salt Lake bound firm features touring cars and a "Chummy" roadster. Ritnngre brings years of auto experience, with Denson from the Pingree Matton bank joining later. A late classified notice seeks an experienced stenographer.
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