Contributed by Trini M. Tracy
Military Articles
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January 20, 1919
FOWLES, J. R.
Dated: Monday, Jan. 20, 1919
Topic: Back From Service
Back From Service---J.R. Fowles, who was at the University of Utah in the students’ army training corps last fall, returned to his home in Hooper yesterday. Private Fowles has been confined to the Fort Douglas Hospital for influenza. For two weeks he was very low and at one time he was reported dead.
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INGRAHAM, Lester R.
Dated: Monday, Jan. 20, 1919
Topic: Back From Service
Home---Lester R. Ingraham who enlisted in the Navy, has returned to his home in Ogden.
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January 21, 1919
FERNLUND, G. Byron
Dated: Tuesday, Jan. 21, 1919
Topic: Back From Service
Home from Navy---G. Byron Fernlund, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. Fernlund of 646 Washington Avenue has returned to this city from Goat Island where for some time he has been in the service of his country. The young man has numerous friends in Ogden who will welcome him.
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December 16, 1945
KIMBALL, Capt. William Rice, Jr.
Dated: Sunday Morning, Dec. 16, 1945
Headline: Expected Home
Mr. and Mrs. William Rice Kimball are anticipating a happy Christmas this year, for their son, Captain William Rice Kimball, Jr., with his wife, will be here to spend it with them at their home in Valhalla, Ogden canyon. Capt. Kimball recently returned from serving with the U.S. army artillery in the Pacific. He was met by Mrs. Kimball, Jr. in San Francisco and they have been spending the past two weeks at San Ysidro ranch, at Montecito, Calif., near Santa Barbara. Capt. and Mrs. Kimball are expected here this week and will remain for an indefinite visit.
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SCOWCROFT, Cadet Brent
Dated: Sunday Morning, Dec. 16, 1945
Headline: Return Home
Back home...are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scowcroft with their daughter, Odette, after a visit in the east. They were away about a month and spent some time with their son, Cadet Brent Scowcroft, who is attending the U.S. military academy at West Point N.Y., and with their son-in-law and daughter, Major and Mrs. Robert H. Hinckley, Jr., in Washington D.C. The Scowcrofts also attended the Army and Navy football game in Philadelphia, Cadet Scowcroft is expected home Dec. 22, for the holidays.
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HOGGAN, Lt. Howard R. & Marvin
Dated: Sunday Morning, Dec. 16, 1945
Headline: Hoggan Brothers Greet Parents
Arriving home this week to greet their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hoggan, after many months duty in the navy, were Lt. Commander Howard R. Hoggan and Marvin Hoggan, AMM 3/c U.S.N.
Commander Hoggan disembarked at San Francisco from New Hebrides, where he has been serving the last 19 months. He joined his brother, Marvin at Alameda, Calif. He had been stationed on the U.S.S. Pennsylvania for 23 months.
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Friday, May 24, 1968
TINGEY, Compton E.
Dated: Friday, May 3, 1968
Headline: Cannoneer Serves
LAYTON---Army Pfc. Compton E. Tingey, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Tingey of 935 Rosewood Lane, is a cannoneer
with the 4th Infantry Division near Pleiku, Vietnam.
His wife, Patsy, resides in Hooper.
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Friday, March 3, 1972
McELWAIN, Frank
Dated: Friday, Mar. 3, 1972
Headline: 55 Corpsmen Recognized For Valley Job
MILITARY SPRINGS---Some 55 Weber Basin Job Corpsmen received certificates of appreciation today for their efforts in constructing a Forest Service warehouse at the Huntsville Ranger Station
Ogden District Ranger Frank McElwain awarded the certificates and cited the corpsmen for maintaining a high quality of construction on the new facility.
The warehouse, which required about one year to complete, houses an office and five bays that include work shops, storage space, room for vehicles and indoor work areas.
Job corpsmen training in a variety of skills ranging from masonry to plumbing and electrical work participated on the project.
Also receiving certificates of appreciation were foremen and supervisors who provided adult leadership and skills training during the construction of the warehouse.