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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1928
Page
4
An elderly reader, Paul Case of Brockton Massachusetts, writes about a nerve and stomach relief program claiming strong results. The letter urges trying Adlerika with assurances of better sleep and reduced discomfort, mentioning prior gas pain and forced chair sleep.
John N Willys announces drastic price cuts on Willys Knight Standard Six models effective immediately. Six and five passenger models drop to new low prices, aided by manufacturing economies and strong first quarter business, expanding access to Knight powered vehicles. See them at Howe's Show Rooms.
Murray Woman's Club schedules a 2 p.m. gathering at the Methodist Church in Murray City on April 25 to avoid conflict with the April 1 general meeting. The program features the Midvale Community Club as guests, with tea served afterward. Committee members include Mrs. Joseph Bennion, chairman. Mrs. Arthur Sharp. Miss Gem Gaufin. Varian Morten. and the program subcommittee led by Mrs. KC Towler with Mrs. W. H. Rothwell and Mrs. H. Bk. Carlisle. A large attendance is expected for an enjoyable afternoon.
In the Utah State Commercial contest Murray High won second place in seven entries led by first year team members Beth Martin Eugene Jones and Charles Rodin. Florence Totnes earned a silver medal for second in Amateur, while Richfield High won first in each Lahore contest and Charles Rodman took bronze in Beview. Teacher Het Stolhery earns praise for guidance with hopes to reclaim top honors next year.
Four candidates were initiated at an Omenia Rebekah Lodge meeting held Tuesday evening in Fraternal Hall. New members include Mr A. Ponta, Mr and Mrs. Willow Morgan, and Miss Grave Evans. The lodge also celebrated its Sb anniversary on the date.
Three charter members were present Mrs. Sarah Hadley Mrs Auwlin Fatehel and Mrs Nettle Drinkwater. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by many members with refreshments served. Mrs Edwin Dawson and Mrs George Watts will be hostessess to the Past Noble Grand Club Thursday evening at the Fraternal Hall.
Readers recall a lively Murray High School event with students in gingham frocks and teachers present. A morning assembly featured Mrs. George Dern and university guests followed by a fashion show, then an afternoon dance and games.
Gis Pappas, Greek heavyweight, failed to appear at Union event with Clarence Smith. Hanson substituted. Smith won first fall in 20 minutes, second in 11 minutes. Smith later drew with Sam Crabtree and reportedly drew with 180-pound Greek at Trova. Main event saw Smith fail to pin Hanson twice, total 8 minutes. crowd noted other preliminary draws and matches with various locals.
The L. C. Miller Public Spontine preliminaries have been postponed to the latter part of next week due to contestants not yet ready as several are still working on their speeches.
A note from Salt Lake encampment No. 6 in East Office Street Fellow Hall records a meeting next Monday with Patriarch Feet presented by a group of candidates from Midvale. The district assembly will hold a regular meeting at Ball lake city on Thursday. Odd Fellows request attendees to bring a senor to the funeral and to join a forthcoming schedule with local brokers White and John Outhouse in town.
The Murray district opens its baseball season with Midvale boxs defeating the St Therese boys in a lively contest. Maguire and Edmund Kearns umpired, with a return game scheduled in Murray after Easter. Players listed include Oliver, Tom Oliver, Mash, Kitich, Harris, Brennan, Perley, Phillips, and others.
No dancing classes on Saturday April 5th the day before Easter Sunday. Instruction will continue as usual on Saturday April 10th.
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