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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
2
Bible school meets every Sunday at 10 a m with Supt Frieda A Dressel for all classes. Morning worship at 11 a m led by Pastor Rey J P Payne. Evening service at 8 p m with a sermon by the pastor.
The Community Sunday School of the Methodist church will present an Easter program on Sunday evening at 7:30. All are cordially invited to attend the event.
The Relief Society of Murray First Ward holds weekly meetings each Tuesday with a rotating schedule. First Tuesday Theology, Second Work and Business, Third Literary, Fourth Social Service.
Murray and Midvale notice for Masano Goff Hall invites parishioners to Sunday Mass at 6:10 AM and Sunday School at 10:15 AM on April 8 1928. Visitors welcome. Rev Patrick Maguire lists Friday hours 7 AM to 5 PM and Sunday School at 2 PM. Street address given as 6226 South State Street.
The Murray Eagles No 1760 meets Fridays at 7 00 p m in Fraternal Hall Murray City with officers W Walters President Phallis Stauffer Vice President G B Gordon Chaplain I Benson Secretary Fred Peters Treasurer O E Wright Conductor Leo Townsend Inner Guardian H Anderson Outer Guardian N E K Cowley and trustees L ikman J W Krebs William Cadnegieter Aerie Physician Oloff Sundwall The Murray Lodge No 33 Of I O O F holds Monday meetings at 7 30 p m with Noble Grand A Shakespear Vice Grand Edgar B E Brothel and Treasurer J Amn Cvaf reece Tame trustees Joe Reader Al Tame Onemia Rebekah Lodge No 15 meets first and third Tuesdays at 7 30 p m in Fraternal Hall with Noble Grand Hansone Larsen Vice Grand Mrs Tertha Brady Secretary Mrs Sarah Hadley Treasurer Mrs Nettle Drinkwater Financial Secy
Probate and guardianship notices appear with instructions to consult the County Clerk or prospective signers for additional information.
Creditors of Daniel N Husle and Grace A Husle Webster deceased must present claims with vouchers to David W Moffat attorney for administrator at First Nations Bank Building Murray City Utah on or before May 1 12s 1928 First publication March 29 1828 Last publication April 26 1928 urgent claim filing deadline noted juridical formalities included.
Mary Olson sues Ole Olson in Third Judicial District Court Salt Lake County Utah to dissolve marriage. Defendant must answer within twenty days after service within the county or thirty days elsewhere, or a judgment by default will be entered. Attorney Fred Br Morgan of Salt Lake City is counsel. First published March 22 1928 last published April 19 1028.
Board of Directors of Ble Cottonwood Tanner Diteh Coty levied an assessment per share on capital stock payable by May 1 1928 to Amos H H Turner at 13th East and Vine Murray or First National Bank of Murray in person. Delinquent stocks on May 20 may be sold June 10 to cover unpaid assessment and costs.
The University of Utah Extension Division hosts High School Day on May 11 with new events and a full lineup of contests. The highlight is the first State High School Track and Field Meet at Utah's new stadium, bringing athletes from across the state to compete in a colorful, anticipated program prepared since November.
The report lists Axel R Limberg as Council Commander for Mahogany Camp No. 358 W O W with officers Irvin Olson as Banker H W Cannegieter Pharret Stauffer as A L clerk WoW Cannegieter as Escort W W Mines as Waterer man A L Bishop as Watchman Geo W Granter as Sentry and F G Mines as Manager Also Fraternal Hall Directors Isaac Lester and W H Mines named.
The document lists Lions Club officers for 1927 28 including President ome Philip Bents View-President Geo AL Watts 2nd Vice-President BL Carlisle and View President FF Peters Secretary Treasurer AJ Peters and directors R E Howe Tamner Ontil Shaw W A Rothwell Towler and others. The text also includes unrelated dialogue about a child and money.
A Utah university hosts a full day of contests including Art Chemistry Debating Drama Music Reading and Home Economics with over thirty events and a national band contest shaping the event. Friday May 11 marks a gala day for seniors and their friends as the university welcomes graduates and their families.
A humorous verse laments the printer overwhelmed by rushed manuscripts and stubborn editors. The speaker flips blame from client to printer, noting misreads symbolized by heliographs and a stubborn billing of a buck, while acknowledging the printer’s workload and imperfect results.
Nine wards in Cottonwood Stake compete in a three day one act play contest with three wards performing at Holliday Mill Creek and Grant Ward. Finals for the winning wards are set for May Day.
The fourth annual Utah Educational Administrators conference will feature Dr. Elwood B. Cubberley of Stanford and Dr. Seggy A. Courtis, author of the Citypay tests. Meetings at University of Utah, with evening sessions at West High. Opening session Thursday 4:00 PM in West High auditorium presided by President Georg Thomas. Main address by Cubberley on Education Replacement and Development. Courtis speaks Friday evening on Education for Initiative and Character.
A brief utterance shows a messenger recalling a newsboy’s long collaboration with a veteran editor. The exchange hints at shared years of walking together in the trade, reflecting newsroom camaraderie and familiar city rhythms.
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