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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1929
Page
1
Fragmented lines describe fraternal group activity and leadership notes within the F C O E. Mentions Murray Aer Noy 080 and Pugles, with references to vigilance, welfare, athletics, and fraternal work in the city, continuing on page 2.
A New Year Eve party is planned at Grant Ward hall with a Christmas to New Year celebration. Invitations extend to John and others as they bid farewell to the old year and welcome 1900.
Community items include Sandy City residents visiting relatives in Salt Lake and Moria, travel plans for Lester Whiting to California, Nele A Nelson family guests, and Wilford Tolman’s activities. A Virginia pageant is slated for Sunday evening December 22 at the First Ward chapel under Helev Sachety Meoom guidance.
Sanitary experts urge healthful eating and warm indoor conditions to combat cold season risks. Officials advise maintaining safe indoor temperatures around standards and improving air quality. The guidance emphasizes personal habits, home heating safety, and mental well being during winter.
A notice about a Grant Ward Dinner to be served at Fant Ward. It warns MPs that those present may be treated with 8 ceric hours. The message implies regret for nonattendance and ends with unclear wording.
Holladay beat Millcreek 34 to 28 in a tight Cottonwood Stake game while Cottonwood defeated Winder 4 to 24 and Taylorsville outscored Murray Second 28 to Bb. Chander son leads Winder with strong play as Ellsworth Hansen joins Murray squad. Holladay, Driggs, Pree, and Vo Walker starred for the winners. Naylor and Tarnier for Millcreek.
A splendid Christmas program will be given at Murray First Wars on Sunday morning December 22. It offers entertainment and profit to attendees with numerous numbers listed including orchestra preliminaries and congregational songs. The program features Christine and a ten minute talk by James, with continued items on page 2.
The Murray First Ward won the Missouri A One Act contest held in Holladay last week with the play High Hearts, defeating Holladay Ward which presented Soul Mates. Cast included Allen Bateman Allen Perry Elmo Hutchison and others under direction of Mrs Stewart Hutchison and Ruth Well. The same production was later shown in Salt Lake City with additional performers.
A Miray City stage production titled Pigs impressed about five hundred attendees with strong acting. Miss Ede fa Tiss and Mr Emerson Bonim received praise for talent. Miss Edrie Reading showed sympathetic interpretation as the mother. John Kilby delivered a notable Hector, while Renn Galletier and Ber Tie Wright earned commendation for presence and dignity.
Emil Erickson is named manager of the Carlisle Meter Company Shop and Service department. He has ten years with the company and Chevrolet knowledge. The shop has new equipment and offers first class refinishing and full service by top mechanics.
The Rath's Array of Youth led by Miss Ronikee Bell Hutchison performed at radio station RKYO Friday afternoon last week receiving enthusiastic applause. Miss Hutchison sang Apple Blossom Time and plans for future talents include Little Mike Matehison in Draper Lumley Christmas Cantata. Ruth's Array of Youth will present at the Fraternal Ball Christmas tree celebration Monday evening.
Harlow T. Grow a flying cadet of the United States Aviation Corps currently studying at March Field Riverside California will arrive home Sunday to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Harlow B R Grow. After Christmas Mr Grow will go to San Antonio Texas to attend the advanced U S A C at that field.
Kerl Linnell of 678 East 48th South wins the Murray Mower Garden Club Better Homes and Garden contest prize. His property features attractively maintained grounds that volunteer to the community and serve as a striking example of what proper lawn care and shrubbery can achieve.
ODD FELLOWS Rebekahs and their families are invited to a Joint Christmas Tree party for the Kiddies in Fraternal Hall Murray on Monday night December 2. The party is hosted by Murray Lodge No. 15 and Rebekah Lodge No. 0 0 percent wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Committee members include A H L Powdlia chair man Helen White secretary Bertha Brady DeW James Jane Bishop Kate Meyers Frank Swenson Ernest Wright Ernest Rose and S A Shakespeare.
A Christmas cantata titled The Works's Redeemer will be performed by the Murray Choir and Orchestra in the Regular Syndae Evening at Murray First Wyre on December 22. Vine Street Ward Chapel hosts the event with reader Maxine Hagler. Thirty five chorus members and twenty in the orchestra have practiced for a splendid performance.
Joe Day of Draper, a senior at Mad State Agricultural College, will train at Logan High School this winter as part of a Smith Hughes teaching course. He majors in animal husbandry and minoring in agricultural economics and played football for the college team. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Emery Williams on Poplar Street. mother and baby are fine.
A string of social hints shows Mrs. DO AL McMian hosting the MWirrase Welle club, Miss Florence Tripp and Mrs. Louis Tripp organizing sewing and bridge evenings, and Judge and Mrs. Moffat serving a Christmas dinner for district judges. Family dinners, birthdays, and weddings punctuate events at Vine Street homes with decorations in Christmas colors and festive exchanges.
A Christmas program is set for Mirray Second Ward on December 22 at 10 o clock in the morning. Duets and selections feature artists such as Artold Johnson Lavon Gitreson and Gienn Gilbert with Marjorie Larsen and Sam Deno in reading and other performances by Hoy's Chorus. Santa Claus will make a personal appearance to distribute holiday gifts. A large attendance is expected and a worthwhile program is assured.
Commissioner Howe addresses Salt Lake County issues at City Hall. He outlines county gaps in maintenance and rent concerns, stressing intercommunity cooperation to improve general welfare and implement long term projects.
Catholic juniors at Murray High School held tryouts and practice evenings in December. Coach Hae k Utrecht praised the team after sessions and near-term tournament plans emerged with a Knight of Columbus event on the horizon.
In a wild welterweight clash promoters promoted a thriller between Sharman and McKan. The fight featured near falls and a final stalemate as both men struggled for control before the bell. Promoter Jaren Smith eyes a rematch in the near future.
The Murray community lists numerous seasonal visits and moves. Miss Ray Atwood returns from Vine Street while Eva Newland of Salt Lake and Frank Eddington wed in Salt Lake City. Local residents Brinton and Gransden wed in Cottonwood. families plan Christmas gatherings in Taylorsville, Murray, and nearby towns. Staff and residents travel to Los Angeles, Norfolk, and other locales for holidays. new births and moves are noted including a mayoral family trip and garden party planning.
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