Murray and School News Brightens Murray Area
Hundreds of Murray youths registered for the Salt Lake County recreation department summer program as local civic groups roll into action. Updates include new owners at the Murray Eagle, a fire truck in service, and plans for Good old value days while memorials and weddings noted, plus youth sports, 4-H club, and local education budgets.
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Murray Park
Murray
Salt Lake
Melvin R. Palmer
Carl Fred Roennebeck
Salt Lake County
Cottonwood Sewer District
Murray High awards and local leadership changes reported
Special awards given to six students at Murray High School for the first commencement in the new plant. Howard Pingree named president of the Murray Lions club. American Legionaires, Murray volunteers and Eagle Aerie 1760 planned Memorial Day activities. Ed Shockey new commander of the Johnny W. Holden DAV Post. Deaths include Earl E. Hicks 69 and Jack Clay 55. Building permits in May total nearly 130000. roller meet winner Betty Jean Beagley. Clarabella Miera injured before graduation. Evang Lutheran plans to organize two churches in Kearns. Mrs Elizabeth Kingburn Druce dies at 99. substantial theft at Kearns Pharmacy. Don Cowley named executive manager of the Murray Chamber of Commerce. bids sought for Liberty school remodeling. Hearing set on Murray City school budget of 1271931.
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Murray
South State Street
James L. Johnson
Bear Lake
Boeing
West Jordan
Franklin P. Jones
John W. Clay
Salt Lake County
Murray Stake
Orlando Erickson
Roger K. Petersen
Murray Council of Parent Teacher's Association
Murray Netters
Salt Lake
Max Talbert
Murray High
BYU
Murray City
South Cottonwood
Carol Nurman
Ceri Marie McMillan
Grant Lund
Wayne Startin
Sally Nielsen
Eleanor Olson
Murray High School
Howard Pingree
Murray Lions Club
American Legionaires
Murray Volunteer Firemen
Eagle Aerie
Ed Shockey
Johnny W. Holden
DAV
Lucy Reynolds Cutler
Anna Elizabeth Jamieson
Willam Arville
Bill) Butler
Lee
Cindy) Vanotten
John Henry Sampson
Earl E. Hicks
Tri-State Lumber Company
Betty Jean Beagley
Utah
Kearns Pharmacy
Don Cowley
Bruce
J." Parsons
Murray Chamber’ of Commerce
Murray Board of Education
Liberty School
J.easton Parratt
Murray Eagle Christmas Notes and Local News Highlights
In Murray Utah the EAGLE reports camp followers and elected leaders with Mrs Stanley Johns and Mrs William Baker as presidents. Three teenage assailants attacked city police chief L E Deland then fled leaving vandalism traces across Wyoming and Nebraska before capture in Nebraska. Ted Allen of Boulder Colorado retained the National Horseshoe title in Murray park defeating Fernando Isais Tom Brownell and Don Titcomb. Byron Bowe repeated as junior champion. Remodeling bids began on Liberty school adding ten classrooms. Kathryn Pierson escaped serious injury in a car pedestrian mishap Joel Dahle named Jaycee of the month Samuel Bringhurst appointed president LDS Swiss Temple.
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Murray City
L. E. DeLand
Wyoming
Nebraska
Cornhusker
Ted Allen
Boulder
Colo
Murray Park
Fernando Isais
Tom Brownell
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Don Titcomb
Byron Boweman
Murray
Liberty School
Kathryn Pierson
Joel Dahle
Jaycee
Samuel Bringhurst
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Murray Eagle
J. M. Cornwell
Chamber of Commerce
Civic Fund
Tsama Harry Satormura
Ross Leonard Thomas
Taylorsville
Kitchen
Pete Brown
South State
Murray Iga
Karl Jeremy
Murray Junior Chamber of Commerce
James P
Pat
Edwin L
Ted
Heal
Hagle
Lucille Reese
Milton Steed
George Ferguson
South Cottonwood Lions
Murray 1St Ward
Franz H. Westover
Murray Liond Club
Rae Reese
Ringer
Jeanette Roeder
Geralyn Topham
Cottonwood Hospital
Murray B&pw Club
Joe Mash
Gene Larson
Hyde
Murray Eagle Photo
Von
Hong Kong
Low Cafe
Biah Walaha
Murray Feed & Seed Store
Pingree
Head of Lions
Mary Elizabeth Westbrook Gregory
Jack Clay
Don Gilbert Conoco Service
Cunisemas
B. A. Bayes & Go
EAGLE
Dup Camps
Stanley Johns
William Baker
Watts Floral
Bob Gerrard
Atoco
State Street
Krendl
Business & Professional Women’s
Club of
Pen
Murrey
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