Murray Lions Club Plans Season 1929-30 Activities
The Murray Lions Club outlines plans for the 1929-30 season with a meeting at Murray First Ward led by Hugh Ward. C. L. Shaw and KK. Williams provide assistance as committees are named for civic, attendance, activities, membership, and entertainment. Notables include F. T. Duwi, Geo A Jenkins, D A McMillan, Bo Wallace, H Bradford, FR Anderson, A W Lele, High Ward, PS Bringhurst, B A Bateman, H B Carlisle, A Peters, Ray Kingston, F F Boucher, and Evelyn Bringhurst as piano accompanist.
Death of Grant Ward resident Mrs. Josephine Hanson
Mrs. Josephine Hanson 73, longtime Grant Ward resident, died Monday at her family home from stomach cancer. Born July 1, 1883 in Denmark, she immigrated as a young girl. Survived by three sons George KR Hanson Salt Lake City J C Hanson Murray Amos Hanson Murray four daughters Pifie Halling Rockland Ida Nettie Chiver Salt Lake Theorn Pionlap Los Angeles Lovette Knouss Kansas City thirty adopted children and sister Mee John Stillwell Salt Lake. Funeral services were Thursday at 2 p m at Grant Ward chapel with S L Jensen officiating. Burial followed Wasatch Lawn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Hanson
Grant Ward
Hansen
Iss
Denmark
George KR. Hanson
Salt Lake
J.C
Amos Hanson
Murray
Pifie Halling
Rockland
Ida
Nettie Chiver
Rebekah anniversary program at Penternel Hall
An anniversary program celebrates the 74th anniversary of the Rebekah Degree. The event is Tuesday at Penternel Hall with opening remarks by the presiding officer. A quilt raffle is planned with proceeds benefiting the Rebekah Lodge. ticket holders are asked to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penternel Hall
Murray
Rebekah Lodge
Oren yi of State Assembly President Observed
Mice Trea Sudbeimer, president of the State Rebekah Assembly, prepared her official visit to Orenta Hebekah Laxlee and the Reptem. Delegations from nearby lodges were expected and several members traveled to Helper for the United Hebokah League meeting. The Mtule chokih Assembly president stated her official visit to the Utanah belgr, calling the gathering splendid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oren, Yi
State Assembly
Mice Trea Sudbeimer
Rebekah
Jobe W W. James
Bertha Tews
Charles Anderson
Mornay
Mae West
Frank Mead
Hingham
Helper
United Hebokah Leaige
Mise Lrene Aathelier
Mtulechokih
Utanah Belgr
Murray Great City in Near Future
Murray prepares for rapid development as State Street upgrades proceed and new businesses arise. Joe Chiverell expands at 4850 State Street while Cahoon building near 48th South boosts the business district. County Shops add a new facility and Main Street opens to 45th South. Read The Eagle for updates.
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State Street
Murray
Joe Chiverell
Cahoon
48Th South
Main Street
Eagle
W. N. U. Service
Resident of Holladay Dies After Heart Trouble
Mrs. Lille May Erickson, 49, of Holladay, wife of Joaneph Henry Erickson, died after three weeks of heart trouble at her residence. She is survived by her husband and seven children, including Kufas AH Salt Lake Delbert Lloyd Holliday Francis W Murray Melba Hackford Poot Lottle Erickson Holladay and Tallie Stubley Evanston Wyoming. Funeral services are Sunday at 12:40 PM at the Union Ward House with burial in Murray City Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lille May Erickson
Joaneph Henry Erickson
Fowlly
Holladay
Nee
Kufas AH
Salt Lake
Delbert
Lloyd
Holliday
Francis W
Murray
Melba Hackford
Poot
Utah
Lottle Erickson
Tallite Stubley
Evanston
Wyoming
Union Ward House
Cte
Murray City Cemetery
Walker Grain & Storage Makes Large Shipment Out of Murray
The Walker Grain & Storage company shipped twenty five carloads of wheat in one day last week, marking the largest urgent shipment ever sent from Murray by the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Grain & Storage
Walker Grain & Storage Company
Murray
Hike Up Mount Timpanogas A Lively Summit Trek
A party led by Mr and Mrs Cernal Johnsen along with several friends hiked Mount Timpanogos on a Sunday. They started from Aspen Grove at 1 PM and reached the glacier Jost at sunrise, enjoying a dramatic high altitude view. The group later had a communal meal at the summit lookout, describing the trip as one of their most pleasurable adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cernal Johnsen
Mies Barfrothen
Marjorie Malamrom
Lowle Mumford
Mount Timpanogas
Sanday A. Ta
Muray
Aspen Grove
Prove Canyon
Glacier
Sun Vlhe
Miller and Powell couple plan move to California home
Mra LM Miller and Jowilly, long separated at Mr Miller's mother's home, left Widnwaday for San Angels California to establish a new home. Mrs LightPot of Koolville Tennessee left Treedley for indefinite visit with her mother Mrs Thos Powel. Mrs Lightfoot will be remembered as Mrs Margaret Powell before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vwood
LM Miller
Jowilly
Miller
Thos Powel
Widnwaday
San Angels
California
Wm. LightPot
Koolville, Tena
Treedley
Viet
Mes
Lightfoot
Margaret Powell
Murray City Water Declared Pure and Wholesome by Health Board
Utah State Board of Health reports August 19 analyses show Murray City water samples free of coli bacteria and of good bacteriological and organic quality. Letter from Sanitary Engineer L. F. Male, Salt Lake City, notes all samples meeting purity standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Utah State Board of Health
Murray City
Utah State Board of Halth
Fred Peters
Utah
Odd Fellows Day outing and hospital releases noted
C F News notes a large crowd at the Odd Fellows Day outing at Lagoon on August mth. It reports two members released from St Mark's Hospital, both recovering well and returning home. Mentions upcoming Labor Day meeting changes, a district association gathering at Park City, and urging attendance. James B K Clay and wife return from a trip east, with references to songs. Includes updates on Frank Cannegester visiting Murray Lodge No 1% and local members’ health, plus J H Chivell’s status and anticipated rebuild of meeting quarters.
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Lagoon
A Mark's Hospital
A. Shakespear
St. Mark's Hospital
District Association
Park City
Gondry
Wasa
Tess Salt
James BK. Clay
Omonlin Lodwa
Detrtot
Niagra Palls
Jim Sin
Snd
Frank Cannegester
San Diego
California
Frank
Murray Leige
Steele
Hee
Owenta Lodge No
Avigontrd
Hieare
Keelyn Weight
Arnest Wright
Murray Lasige
Wae
J. H. Chivell
Mortale
Leonthen
Marth Tore Revn
Eckman Announces Candidacy for Murray Commissioner
E L Eckman of the Fifth District Murray announces pursuit of the Murray Commissioner seat. He is active in fraternal and industrial circles and touts strong support for the Murray Power Plant and its expansion. He describes his conduct principles and pledges to work 100 percent for Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Eckman
Cirates
Murray
Erekran
Murray City Candidate Promotes Economy and Reform
A citizen submits name for City Commissioner, urging economy and harmony in city operations. He opposes rate increases for electricity, supports department reorganization with transparent accounting, timely repairs, careful study of additions, and expansion of the fire department, while opposing higher taxes.
Midvale Ward Sacrament Meeting Highlights
Elder Alton Sorenson spoke on Preexistence to a receptive audience in the ward chapel. Clyten sang two tenor solos and Maxine Sorenson accompanied on piano. the YMLA presidency offered thanks to former counselors Ralph Robbins, Leonard Millerberg, and another officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Sorenson
Midvale
Ward Chapel
Ond Clyten
Mie
Maxine
YML
Giulass
Ralph Robbins
Leonard Millerberg
Taster Furbueh
Murray Forum Officers and civic plans noted
The Murray Forum announces new officers led by Hans Jensen as president with T A Chiyton as counselor and Elmer Olson as secretary. Readers are invited to share ideas on improving Murray City, Main Street, and civic pride for district growth and attracting industries, along with regular Young Lads staff updates and community social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Cro
Murray
Murray Attracts Visitors With Low Electric Rates
Visitors from power monopoly districts hear a pitch for Murray offering low kilowatt hour costs. The piece argues Murray residents save daily on bills, framing the rebate as a quick, tangible benefit and urging readers to encourage friends in other states to relocate for cheaper electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Local Residents Visit and Return From Travels
Local families hosted and visited across cities with guests from Midvale Ogden Towne, Murray and Union. Irene Olson returns to West Jordan. Dora Nichols of Chicago visits George Nichols. trips span Northwest and California, with Logan Hinckley Idaho and Glendale connections.
Social items honor Vera Gaufin at multiple events
Miss Blanchelson and sister Mira Reeder hosted a Friday gathering at the Reeder home with late summer decor and various amusements followed by refreshments. Luncheon honored Vera Gaufin, with Mrs W Moffat and Mrs Fred Anderson at Cobblecrest Little Cottonwood. Engagements and weddings noted for Vera Bandura and E E Reeder, Delores Drage, and other local social pairs with September weddings and temple plans.
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Vera Gaufin
Blanchelson
Mira
Iinton
Reeder
Mias Gaittin
Mim
W. Moffat
Fred Anderson Tuealay
Cobblecrest
Little Cottonwood Canyon
Mor
Aba
George A. Jenkins
Pinecrest
Louis Walkera
Bobb
Mo Anderson
Fred Maynes
F. G. Fisher
Local Residents Farewell Visits Mentioned in Fragment
Mr and Mrs Prank Cannegicter Mr John Kens and Mrs Pred fireedieve of Ban Iegu California former residents of this city have seen the guetta of friemls all relatives in Murray Salt Lake and Carter the peat teo days. Mrs Albert Bo Dyan and little daughter Ilias Mary visiting her parents Mr and Mr A HL Tavolin for a few weeks left for her home in Woodrudf Monday.
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Mra
John Kens
Ban Iegu
California
Murray
Salt Lake
Carter
Albert Bo Dyan
Ilias Mary
A HL Tavolin
Woodrudf
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Munay Lions Club
Lion
Fred Anderson
Lions Organization
Murray Lions Club
Murray Community Improvement Army
Murray First Ward
Hugh Ward
C. L. Shaw
KK. Williames
Appalatal
Civic
F. T. Duwi
Cheatman Qeo
A. Jenkins, D. A. McMillan
WV. Bentz
Bo Wallace
H. Bradford
FR. Anderson
A. W. Lele
ACT Vetips
High Ward
Chairon
McMillan H. A. Jobdoin
Boucher
Bringhurst
Evelyn Bringhurst
Rebukauws
Timpanogas
Salt Lake City
Murray City Health Dept
Murray, Utah
C.F
E. L. Eckman
Quy
E. L. Keckman
Mur
Mr. Rek
Ran
Bia
Yours
Erbter
Wallace Millerberg
Preside
Hans Jensen
T. A. Chiyton
Mer Olson
Eiltur Forum
Young Lads
Mre LK
Headwell
Charles Thornton Mire
George Hicks
Jock Nicholeon
Kart Evans
Mre HL OA
H. Sharp
Clarence Millerheng
W. HH. Ashmett
Baghe
Uteh
Bagie
Lewer
Trey
Murray Iy Park
Lester
Tooele
Sherentea
Civic Opera
Nibley Ark
Mra. R. O. Carlson
Mra. Qarnson and Daughter
C. Child
Mra. M. Carlson
Ogden
A. W Wallin
Skaggs
Towele
EB. L. Eckman
R. W. Eckman
Mra. H. Johnson
Union
Misa Irene Olson
West
Jordan
George Nichols
Mire
Dora Nichols
Chicago
Mr. and
H. B. Carilale
Mire, Thomas Jenkins
Hom
Northwest
Los Angeles
Loo National Park
Earl Howe
Brown Avenue
Mrr
Herbert Mitchell
Lucky
Mitchell
Eve Joneshee
Alvin Burton
Neph
Ephraim Wablquist
Lavan
Arthur Yeager
Idale
Puat Chief Companion Club
Murmy Olgy Park
Apeat
Mr and
Mere Prank Sealy
Alabama
A. Bo Caldwell
Hope
James W. Caldwell
Logan
Hinckfoot
Idaho
Mixa Delly Lindsay
Taylorsville
Brather
Ruswell Hodgeson
Long Tach
Lindsay
VY. Oleon
Lirik Church of the Flowers
Glendale
Awella Pixton
Taylors Siile
Idehe
Ahe
Whee Pirton
Southine
Miew Ie Sime
Til
Sciowls
Tr Ule
Mine Sims
H. B. Agneta Famaily
Marian Beanlen
Sid
Oreon Beanlen
Coke Ville
Wyo
Fowler
George Albert Bandura
Bow
Vera
H.leas Crockett
H. ©. Crockett
Toake Place
Sirhowe
East
South Temple Street
Analversity of Utah
Phi Beta Pi Fraternity
Philadelphila
Tayloraville Ward
DeWitt Folker
East Mia
Delores
Clarence Drage
M. Drage
Salt Lake Temple
George H. Watts
E. E. Reeder
Joe Heeder
Cecil Creet
Heap
Nevada
Eon
Toin Taoln
Jane Murray
Newsday
Maw
Oren Sinders
Vineatrent
George Mr
Karlos Kasarian
Liberty Park
Kaverana
Albert EK. Dean
Woetra
Arden M. Thexton, Jr
Phowals
Arizona
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