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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions Strommth Belug town and a railway on 48th South Street. It references a person and a wife, hints at prevention of some people in a unspecified area, but lacks coherent facts or names.
Notices recorded in the county clerk office alert interested parties to probate and guardianship actions. Documents indicate filings and pending deadlines, with names of applicants and counties involved. Consult the county clerk for detailed docket numbers and court dates.
An ordinance authorizes a special tax to fund grading, curb and gutter, paving, and concrete walks on both sides of State Street in Murray City. It sets frontage assessments totaling 42,807.80 dollars plus 572.18 for private driveways, assigns annual installments over ten years at 6 percent interest, and directs the city treasurer to assess the amounts. The measure, approved December 7, 1927, becomes effective one day after final passage.
The notice states the city’s tax levy extension for Extension No 2 on State Street from Negi Street to Second Avenue in the 8th Ward, Sections 6 and 9, within Murray City. The Board of Commissioners appoints an Equalization Board that will meet at the City Recorder’s office in City Hall to discuss the assessment.
The Murray Eagle is issued every Thursday by Murray Press at 4542 South State Street Murray Utah. Subscriptions cost one month in Salt Lake County ten cents and one year in Salt Lake County one dollar. Elsewhere in the United States one year in advance. It is entered as second class matter February 8 1927 at Salt Lake City Utah. Display rates per column inch are listed as eight and forty per line.
Murray City Utah Fraternal Order of Eagles 17000 holds regular Friday mowing at Fraternal Hall. Officers listed include Past Worthy President W. Withers Worthy President Phairis Stauffer Worthy Vice President G. EB. Gordon Worthy Chaplain Chris Wolfley Secretary Wre Peters Treasurer Knight Wright Worthy Conductor H. Benson Guardian George Doran Guardian HM Anderson Trustees EK Lb Kekman J W Krebs William Cannegleter Aerie Physician Oloff Sunniwall.
The Murray Lodge Number 33 of the 1.0. O.FL conducts weekly meetings at Fraternal Hall in Murray City every Monday night at 7 40.
Sunday services at St Vincent's Church 0:30 a.m. Mass and Golf Mall Midvale Mass at 11 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Visitors always welcome. Parish: Patrick Maguire.
Murray Baptist Church at West 48th and South Street hosts Bible school each Sunday at 10 a.m. Superintendent Wieda A. Dressel leads classes for all ages. Morning worship begins at 11:00 a.m. Pastor Rev. J. P. Payne preaches the evening service at 7:00 p.m.
The Suminay School at 11:00 a.m. and the pastor Rev Fred Cottrell will preach at 7:50 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend.
A Christmas program at MBL Church East 18th South is set for Sunday December 15 at 7 80 pm. All are cordially invited to attend this festive community event.
The Relief Society of Murray First Ward holds weekly meetings on Tuesdays. First Tuesday covers Theology, second Work and Business, third Literary, and fourth Social Service.
A Salvation Army service is scheduled at 6226 South State Street Friday from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. including Sunday Schools with details showing times and location for attendees.
The Kehekah Omenin Lage No 15 meets on the first and tied Tuesdays each month at 7: yp. a in Pra term. Halt Mr Robert Brown, Noble Grund, Miss Gertrude Cyne pegieter View Grind, Mrs. Bertha Trady, secretary, Mrs. Sarah Had lex. Preasurer.
The LO. O. F. District Assn No. 1 meeting with Enterprise Lodge No. 15 in Salt Lake Hall was postponed and moved to December 9. Joint Christmas free entertainment for Odd Fellows and Rebekahs is planned at the Praternal Hall at 6:30 p.m. on December 19 with a kiddies program, Santa, music, and a reminder to attend.
The Woodmen of the World Mahogany Camp No 8 will conduct the installation on the 5th of January at an unspecified venue, marking a formal ceremony for a local fraternal order.
Mahogany Camp No 358 of the Widows Sons order elected officers: Axel Tr. Limberg as Council Commander, Ben Cle Tevin Olson as Banker, H. W Cannegieter as A L, Pharres Staaffer as Clerk, W O W Cannegieter as Escort, WV Milne Watelman as A L Bishop, W Granter as Seutre tive, E G Mines as Manager. Fraternal Hall Directors named Isaac Lester and W IL Mines.
On the dates in December, between morning and evening hours, the government will consider any objections and determine equal or just taxes. The public may inspect the tax office at City Hall in the City of Marry City. Dated this 1th day of December, 1907. Public notices were published on December 14 and December 22.
Schedule notes mall arrivals and departures with times in 4:10 p.m. and 12:07 p.m. marks. Mentions mail closure thirty minutes before the day’s timetable and a patch reference. Contains fragmented details and is missing clear entities.
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