Salt Lake Telegram | 1942-06-15 | Page 11 | Parade Stirs Ogden Throng

PARADE STIRS OGDEN THRONG OGDEN Military might and glory backed by the civilian aid that keeps em flying rolling and firing with scores of types of equipment in use by the army Monday morning gave Ogden its greatest military spectacle as one of the largest crowds in Ogden parade history lined Washington boulevard to honor enlisted and civilian personnel at three military depots It was Ogden's first Army depot day and an estimated persons persons persons per per- sons turned out to watch the parade parade pa pa- rade that was staged to do homage to the men and women at Ogden ordnance depot Sunset Davis county Ogden air depot at Hill field Clearfield Davis county and Utah general depot which help make the front line battles possible possible possible ble by their work york on the home front Army jeeps carried two girls from each of the three military depots depots depots de de- de- de pots from whom one will be chosen at the evening professional boxing bouts at Ogden m municipal stadium as Sweetheart of the Depots Riding in one jeep with an enlisted enlisted enlisted en en- listed man as chauffeur were the Misses Georgia Harris and Doris winners of the Hill field most popular girl contest following following following follow follow- ing in the next jeep were the Misses Jewel Larsen and Florence Adams of Utah general depot and andin andin andin in the third army car were the Misses Darlene Egan and Norma Hight representing Ogden ordnance ordnance ordnance ord ord- nance depot