Ben nion Flour and Feed Mill Featured On Page One
A feature highlights the Ben nion Flour and Feed Mill on the issue’s first page. It notes its history, production role, and local economic impact with brief context on operations and community ties.
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
2
A feature highlights the Ben nion Flour and Feed Mill on the issue’s first page. It notes its history, production role, and local economic impact with brief context on operations and community ties.
Mrs L Thayne hosted the SA and SA club Thursday at Regal Avenue. Raster decorations set the mood for card entertainment with prizes won by Mrs Will Collison and Mrs Will Stevenson. Refreshments were served to guests including Mrs Janey Gillette Mrs Helen Fleming Mrs Dr Hansen Mrs John Vincent Mrs Laura Morrison Mrs Wallace Thayne Mrs Jao Thayne and the Misses Mabel and Ruby Stevenson Miss Rosamond Diels.
Mrs Lt G Larson entertained at a miscellaneous shower for her daughter Cori who will marry on Saturday April 1st. Pink and white decorations complemented the social afternoon with refreshments for forty five guests.
Ownership and management details for the Murray Bale and Midvale Journal Utah include publisher C B Wallace and Mrs C A Wallace with Murray addresses. The document lists owner as C B Wallace in Murray Utah and notes no other stockholders or bondholders of one percent or more.
Murray City reports the construction of a Gothic Catholic church at 4 Wasatch Avenue, dedicated to St. Vincent de Paul. Marron Brilling contractors will obtain labor and material, with Scott and Welch as architects, hoping to finish promptly and enhance Wasatch Avenue. Father Maguire leads the effort and deserves community support.
A fragment reflecting on nostalgia and longing for past joys and the sense that certain pleasures were tied to youth. The text hints at memory and the desire to reclaim experiences once accessible only in youth.
A fragmented glimpse of Murray City life with stray lines on poultry industry, airline men, marriage cards, and local ads. Mentions Phat Murray, Henry Ford, and Townsend, plus notes on sales, parades, and town booster rhetoric. No cohesive single story emerges from the OCR garble.
Cooper of Granite Furniture drives the Stake Operetta Pleasure show, applying real effort and expertise to stage a successful production and deliver results.
State schools officials urge teachers and superintendents to emphasize American Forest Week April 30. A. C. Matheson says the effort teaches children about conservation and serves the state. Leaflets with forest, watershed, wildlife information will be distributed to each superintendent for student study five minutes daily for five days.
Dr W J Rothwell celebrated his eightieth birthday anniversary on a Saturday in April with a 6 o'clock dinner hosted by him and Mrs W E Rothwell for immediate family. Guests included Dr and Mrs W J Rothwell Dr and Mrs W H Rothwell and four grandchildren June Helen Robert and Will Rothwell. He received bouquets of Columbian roses from Denver and Salt Lake as gifts.
Mrs Holmes celebrated her daughter Virginia’s fifth birthday with seven friends at their Poplar Avenue home. Easter colors decorated the rooms a cake as centerpiece and Easter basket favors. Prizes included Master eggs in various forms. Attendees were Maxine Adamson Jo Jacobs Salt Lake Charles Hendrickson Charles Lyon Ronald Adamson Vernon Derton WHHL Rothwell.
The Murray Women’s club hosts a gathering with the Midvale ladies on Thursday in Midvale at a local church. The event aims to entertain and provide courtesy for the program, with attendees from both clubs expected to participate.
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