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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
6
A lengthy discussion weighs home study’s value versus its burdens on families and its impact on schooling. Proponents argue it aids learning within limits, while opponents urge keeping study within school hours and adjusting duties and timelines for varied student needs.
A high school hosts a December parent teacher meeting with a short program and a notion picture activity. Light refreshments will be served. Officers in charge include D. B. K. Brinton as President Ebb Larson as Vice President and Melvin Strong as Secretary. All parents are kindly invited to attend.
Fragmentary note railings reference President Coolidge wealth, Christmas gifts, a Chevrolet, and a Murrey Agh show. It hints at a festive program with a new Guailor paint gift idea, a lively performance, and a call to attend the Murray show labeled New Owl.
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Wooderaft social club announces election of officers for the next term at Fraternal Hall tonight. Mrs Florence Mileary and Mrs Irene Hobbes host and preside as all members are asked to be present for the vote and refreshments.
Union Mr Theron Smart attended the A at Logan and spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs David Smart. Numerous Thanksgiving dinners were hosted or attended by local families including Mr and Mrs Lindsay Brady Mr and Mrs Jess Nix Mr and Mrs Clyde Brady of Mul Creek Mr and Mrs Bryan Thorpeon of Bingham Mr and Mrs Jim Nance and Mr and Mrs George Green Mrs Alice Alexander of Shoshone Idaho Mrs Mary Anderson and Mr John Baker of Salt Lake. Mrs Verdis B Howard returned home after a hospital stay. Mrs Eddie Fenster iwiker hosted Thanksgiving for Mr and Mrs Charles Feastermaker and family of Sandy. Mr and Mrs Chester Baker hosted William Baker of Grantsville. Mrs John Hall and daughter Josephine were guests of Mr and Mrs Lyman Crittenden for Mrs Karol Stelter who is ill with scarlet fever. Mr and Mrs Nephi Gregory attended a dinner honoring Miss Minnie Kaw of Grant Montana.
Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. and church service at 7:30 p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Communion and member reception during the evening service. Thanksgiving dinner hosted for Mrs. Cahoon's parents Mr. and Mrs. Swanty Carlson with a turkey and all the trimmings.
East Midvale residents attended a Thursday matinee at the Playhouse and dined with the Glover family then danced at the Bluebird. A Beatrice Simper party honored Miss Gordon of Murray as she prepares to marry Merlin Watte. Thanksgiving gatherings and multiple family visits noted, plus a postponed East Midvale Bazaar due to flu and a new baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Herman Jansen.
The note discusses a Murray Christmas tree plan and local flood of traffic concerns. It mentions a Christmas sale at Smith Mand Ware, a race for a coat pile, and street conditions on 45th South and State streets. A housing rental contact is provided for Murray.
The New Co ed features Grace a rapper chum of Madge Stevens with Viola performing singing and Margaret Thayne showcasing dance and acting. Margaret Gantin Florence Vaillieeler and George Washington Watts also headline with Arion Gregson and Lorin contributing strong dramatic parts. The play debuts in Murray First Ward recreation hall Friday night with student cards. Saturday night open to others.
Classified notice lists a Kangé for sale by Mrs James Burt at 407 EF 30th South with contact Milrraya 382 W phone. Item appears in a small personal ad, no further details provided about condition or price.
Ton Mix brings his photoplay Sin of the Golden West to Hem Theatre, showcasing a Western show replete with Buffalo Bill Will West dem onstrations and train station imagery. Shania Lyn leads the all female cast in a vivid frontier melodrama with Western song and dance highlighting frontier life.
The Cottonwood District Boy Scouts held a meeting at Lee’s chapel on Saturday evening with many friends present. The event featured a display of skills and awards, including the high rank in scoring and a notable mile run. Delren Myber received recognition as a seventh grader, and Rathwett was mentioned among attendees. The next court of honor will be held at Hollidays Ward Chapel on January 4.
A district Boy Scout rally is planned for Saturday with activities and gatherings. Organizers emphasize community involvement, flag ceremony, and outdoor demonstrations at the Mur ter area, inviting leading troops and families to participate.
The Murray Wear lab will host a card party on December with proceeds. Refreshments will be served and a door prize program planned. Tickets are 50 cents each and 2.00 per table, with table prizes and drawings as part of the event.
The monthly quota of Navy recruits accepted by the Inter Mountain district is limited to fifteen. A statement by CASCoambe 0. 88 notes a wait list for those interested in enlisting, with a list of young men now ready for training and career plans following the recent paper.
An antiquated water wheel axis survives beneath a modern turbine floor, its remains showing how Archimedes inspired early fluid power. The preserved fragment anchors contemporary turbine foundations, linking ancient innovation to present engineering.
A fragmented line reflects a tired speaker describing a woman with exhausted look and barely opening her mouth during an evening event near Althas opening. The text hints at worn emotions and limited dialogue in a domestic or intimate setting.
Dr Walter Hough, former curator at Smithere Institute, asserts embalming by Egyptians ceased near the end of the fourth century A D due to Christian influence. He notes bodies were wrapped in cloth rather than mummified with oils or resins.
A fragment from the American Magazine notes that a pricey laugh and sharp wit please an audience as laughter and applause rise, yet warns such wit can provoke anger and dissent among listeners.
A fragment notes a record sailing day described as the fastest on a whip route from New York toward an undefined Fran eclera area, attributed to the Sovereign of the Se en route. The text is fragmented and unclear about exact dates or destinations.
An ad-style notice promotes a kidney health product claiming to purify blood and relieve bladder weakness backache and burning sensation. It mentions a 48 hour trial and a money back guarantee, with a dubious endorsement by Thornton Anderson.
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