Liberty School pupils visit Public Safety Building and State Capitol
Ninety one sixth graders from Liberty School, led by Principal MaMilan and teachers Miss Larsen and Iss Webster, toured Murray and the Isle Safety Building. They toured the fire and police departments, the emergency hospital, and the city court, then proceeded to the state capital for exhibits on the museum, the house, and the senate. The trip aimed to educate students about public affairs and civic responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth Jl
Liberty School
Public Safety
Just Frio
MaMilan
Miss Larsen
Iss Webster
Murray
Isle Safety
House Representatives
Senate
Have You Seen Larue Missing in Grand Rapids
The American Red Cross seeks Fred A. Pitue who disappeared December 30 from his Grand Rapids home. A 39 year old man with blue eyes, dark hair, ruddy complexion, 5 feet 4 inches tall, believed suffering from nervous white. Postings appeal for information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
Fred A. Pitue
Grand Rapids
Town
Arlington Teachers Meet Promotes Child Hygiene Efforts
Arlington Parent Teachers Association met Tuesday January 26 1927 at 7 30 pm at the Arlington School. The program featured music and dances for pupils and a talk by Samuel J Paul of Salt Lake City on Child Hygiene. Dr Rothwell announced a committee to explore local dentists joining in oral hygiene work with pledges to aim for 100 percent perfect teeth in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Samuel J. Paul
Salt Lake
Rothwell
Repio
Rothil
Arlington School
Murray Teachers Meet at County Education Session
Murray City teachers held a meeting on Monday to review the county teachers convention from the previous Saturday. The session covered many items of local interest to the education field and will be considered by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Association Elects Officers at Crow River Meeting
At a January 20 1927 directors meeting of the Crow River Town Association officers were elected for the ensuing year W Cannegleter was named President with T Scott as vice president T Matthews as secretary and treasurer P Lee as agent A reward is offered for return of a set of four keys from a ring. Several local families hosted visitors for a dinner including Mr and Mrs George W Bills Mrs Ben Howard and others from Riverdale Salt Lake and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow) Tlail Association
Irey
Enal
T K. Nielson Tornia
Riday
Mee
A. P. Rasmussen
George W.is
Wilford Crane
Ella Butterfield
Joseph Iks
Mra
Jet Bills
Miss‘thee Howard
Rosa Newman
Ben Howard
River Ad
Allison Fills
G. W. Bills
Shirley Cantonwine Williams
Miss Peck
Salt Lake, Jr
A. A. Larson
James Stanfield
Murray Basketball Ties For First After Loss To Cyprus
The Murray team slipped to a defeat Friday as Cyprus defeated them, creating a three way tie for first with Bingham and Cyprus. Bingham, Cyprus, and Murray all share the top standing heading into a weekend where Cyprus meets Hing ham and Murray hosts Grantsville while Jordan plays Tooele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Cyprus
Hingham Canyon
Bingham Canyon
Bingham
Hingham
Bingham Hall
Grantsville
Murray Court
Jordan
Tooele
W. L. Pet. Murray
Uniform sugar beet price discussed by Utah cooperative
The Vinh Sugar Beet Cooperative Association endorsed seeking a uniform beet base price across Idaho and Utah. Directors said action requires mutual consent with the Idaho State Farm Bureau, Idaho Beet Growers, and manufacturers. Utah districts report a $7.00 per ton base, while Gunnison Sugar offers $7.50 under three year contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinh Sugar Beet Cooperative Association
Tiah
Idaho
State Farm Bureau
Sevier
Idaho State Farm Bureau
Idaho Beet Growers’ Association
Manufacturers’ Organization
Utah
Gunnison Sugar Company
Long Courtship Leads to May Wedding in Missouri
Miss Marie Crouch chaperon of the Chi Beta Epsilon sorority at the University of Missouri and George B. Acton of Bingham, who were sweethearts in 1888, have reconnected in Columbia and plan to marry at the end of May and settle in Bingham. The Murray Ward MIA hosts an open February 8 program in the 1st Ward Chapel with songs, readings, duets, and social dancing, followed by refreshments. admission is free and all ward residents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Crouch
Chi Beta Epsilon
University of Missouri
George (. B. Acton
Bingham
Columbia
Hobbs
Vellal
Tuesday Deadline Before Prose Day for Kingle
The note urges timely input with Tuesday as the final day before prose day for the Kingle and requests weekly submissions. It emphasizes regular communication and steady updates to keep coverage ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingle
Frank A. Egbert Receives Utah Pharmacy Practice Notice
Frank A. Egbert, a Sandy resident, is ordered to practice pharmacy in Utah after verification of credentials. The action reflects state regulatory steps in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Egbert
Sandy Hoe Beet
Utah
Local News Inquiry Encourages Phone Checks
Readers urged to call Murray to report holiday plans or stay at home, aiming to keep the community informed with timely updates on local happenings and closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Grant Ward Minstrel Show at Grant Ward Recreation Hall
A minstrel show was held Monday in Grant Ward Recreation Hall under the Ward Bishopric. The executive staff included Alfred Craven as musical manager Iola Jonsen assistant LeRoy Turply business manager Everett Bird property master EK W Guyman Eugene Watts Blaine Watts N L Jensen advertising. Numerous assistants listed such as Albert FE White Nathaniel Watts Art McMillan Herman Holmgren Gerald Craven Delbert Ashby Heber Peterson Elmo McMillan Clifford Watts Lily Craven Hirena Reading Newell McMillan Harry Smith Josephine Wallen Verdette Reading Clifton Allsip Shirley Blaine Arthur Holmgren Glen Shaw Charles Nelson Wilford Craven WeNile Hunt Ivory Krebs Austin Greenwood Lambert Watts Harold Christensen George Bloomquist and Lola Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Ward
Ward
Alfred Craven
Iola Jonsen
LeRoy Turply
Busiess
Everett Bird
EK. W. Guyman
Eugene Watts
Blaine Watts
N. L. Jensen
Albert FE. White
Nathaniel Watts
Art McMillan
Herman Holmgren
Gerald Craven
Delbert Ashby
Heber Peterson
Elmo McMillan
Clifford Watts
Lily Craven
Hirena Reading
Newell McMillan
Harry Smith
Josephine Wallen Verdette Reading
Clifton Allsip
Shirley Blaine
Arthur Holmgren
Glen Shaw
Charles Nelson
Wilford Craven
WeNile Hunt
Ivory Krebs
Austin Greenwood
Lambert Watts
Harold Christensen
George Bloomquist
Lola Jensen
Water in Plenty Snowstorm Surges January Precipitation
A Friday snowstorm, driven by a forty six mile gale, increased January precipitation to 22 inches and total for the month to 145 inches, just over normal by 0.00 inch. For the season beginning October 1, precipitation stands at 5.48 inches versus a normal 5.40 inches, per meteorologist J Cecil Alter of the local weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cecil Alter
U. S
Interest Keen In Draper Slogan Contest
The Draper Civic Club sponsors a community slogan contest with many entries from local volunteers and outsiders. Judges will have ample material to choose from and a telegraphic entry from California indicates broad participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper
Draper Civic Club
Out of Draper
California
Crescent Ward Amusement Hall Fire Causes Major Loss
Crescent Ward suffered a major fire Monday afternoon that destroyed the nearly finished Amusement Hall, valued around 15000 dollars. County fire chief Douglas Harker and chemical crews prevented damage to the main chapel, but no water supply hindered the blaze in the under construction hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Ward
County Fire Department
Douglas Harker
Catholic Services Murray and Midvale Churches Planned
Rt Rev John J Mitty Bishop of Salt Lake visited the Murray and Midvale Catholic parish during the week. He inspected church property on Wasatch avenue Murray and approved plans to erect a church on the site. Work expected to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masa
Maas
Goff Hall
Midvale
John J. Mitty
D. D
Diocese of
Salt Lake
Murray
Wasatch Avenue
South Jordan Bazaar Set for February 3 and 4
A large bazaar will be held in the ward on Thursday and Friday February 3 and 4. Lunch will be served both days to school children and attendees. A well arranged program starts Thursday evening with a dance Friday night in the amusement hall. Livestock grain and various goods will be sold at reasonable prices. Patronize your ward for a good time and music.
Meetings in Grant Ward for February
Grant Ward holds a February schedule with Sacrament meetings on Sundays at 12 80 p m Y M and Y L M convene at 6 20 p m February 18Relief Society Conference at 6 50 p m February 20 Cottonwood Stake Conference February 27 Sacrament meeting at 6 30 p m Special music and Stake Missionaries Attendance in January reached a record average about 35 percent Grant Ward Home Coming and Reunion set for February 22 23 Banquet and Program planned Grand Ball and Wednesday night dances noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacrament
Y. M
Y. Ll. M
Relief Society
Grant Ward
Cittonwood Stake
Salt Lake County Junior Livestock Club Seeks Ten Boys
An appeal invites boys to join calf, sheep, or pig clubs with Agt Martineau and Dr Mead assisting. Plans include animal selection, periodic visits, and a prize around $25 for best stock show. Costs range from 15 to 40 dollars per animal with bank financing and notes endorsed by fathers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake County
Martineau
Mead
U. S. Veterinary Bureau
J. H. Mannerfield
Faion Stock Yards
Salt Lake
Sandy Pickups Honor Laura Butler at Salt Lake Shower
Miss Butler, former Sandy girl and daughter of the late Bishop A J Butler, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs R W Born and others on Main Street Tuesday evening. About sixty guests attended with games and supper. Miss Butler is to be a February bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura
Butler
Salt
Alma Smith
Draper
Ferrel Naylor
R. A. Naylor
L. D. S. Hospital
Melva Naylor
Andis Rosse
C. BE. Burns
Salt Lake
Stagg
Smelter Street
W. B. McGinniss
Andrew Larson
Wm. Maycroft
M. J. Joy
A. P. Rasmussen
P. C. Rasmusson
Mra M
Garff
Magna
Jack T Theiwon
Mins Joyce Rideout
Leo Anderton
A. W. Bowen
Clyde Blasius
H. J. Grant
Holden Street
Dridge
A. A. Larson
H. B. Phelps
Walk or Get License Warns Motorists to Register Cars
ILEB Crockett secretary of state urged motor car owners to speed up their 1927 license plate registrations in February. He said demand for plates is slow and little time remains before the March 1 deadline with no extension expected. It is unlawful to drive a vehicle on public streets after March 1 without a 1927 plate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ileb. Crockett
Mr. Crockett
Mothers and Daughters Hold Banquet in Ward Hall
The Mothers' and Daughters' banquet of the young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association was held Wednesday evening in Ward Hall. More than 126 guests were served at two long tables. Red and white decorations appeared in favors and costumes. Toasts were given by Miss Lucile Woodhead and several matrons. Esther Whitmore was toast mistress. A program by Miss Cora Golf included reading, dance, and piano selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ and Daughters
Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association
Ward Hall
Lucile Woodhead
J. W. Grace
F. W. Richardson
Henry Beckstead
L. F. Pett
Esther Whitmore
Cora Golf
Carmen Cropper
Helen Westlund
Phyllis Watkins
Salt Lake
Laura Samuels
Susan McGhie
St Theresa Altar Society hosts second February party
Midvale locals recap a string of social gatherings from St Theresa Altar Society events on February 1 in Mrs O'Brien home to dinners hosted by Mrs Wales and Mrs Taggart of Sault Lake. Several guests from Magna Salt Lake and Holdenville attend various luncheons dinners and birthday celebrations with prizes and spring color decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Theresa's Altar Society
Bri
O'Brien
James W. Nibley
W. J. Wales
Henry C. Taggart
Sault Lake
Duane Turner
San Francisco
W. F. Wanberg
New Ordinances Set For Dance Halls and Roadsides
A forthcoming ordinance becomes effective Thursday February Sun restricting minors unless accompanied by a parent, banning dancing at midnight, closing at 1 am, and licensing dance halls quarterly. County commission may revoke licenses for disorderly conduct or disobedience. defines cabaret.
New Riverton School To Be Dedicated
The Riverton school buildings recently completed will be dedicated on Thursday night February 10 with the school board in full attendance. Dr. Arthur L. Beeley of the University of Utah will deliver the dedication address. The modern plant is praised as a landmark in Utah education and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverton
Prin
W. R. Stevens
Arthur L. Beeley
University of Utah
Board of Education
Jordan
Utah
Poultrymen Dance Was Big Success in Draper
Draper Poultrymen held a dance de luxe on January 31 with the Union Pacific Orchestra of Los Angeles. The Knights of the Notes presented a novel program. A dancer carried his partner off the floor in the dark when the lights went out during a crescendo. The event earned praise for its social and industrial leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper Poultrymen
Union Pacific Orchestra of
Los Angeles
Knights of the Notes
Angel
Draper Girls Show At Jordan Parents Teachers Round Up
Two groups from Draper Park School performed under Misa Blanche Mawson at the Jordan Parents Teachers Round Up. Junior High girls in school uniforms staged a dance drill and song, followed by younger students from Mawson’s class showcasing dance work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Draper Park School
Misa Blanche Mawson
Jordan Parents
Miss Mawson
Hyrum Stocking Named President of PTA for 1927 28
Hyrum Stocking of South Jordan was chosen to lead the Jordan District Parents Teachers Association for 1927 1928. Principal L. W. Nielsen of Jordan High School serves as vice president and I. B. Humphrey was elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrum Stocking
South Jordan
Jordan
Parents“Teachers Association
Prin. L. W. Nielsen
The
Jordan High School
I. B. Humphrey
Visitor Makes Vivid Remark at Jordan Stake Meeting
The visiting speaker at the Jordan Stake Union meeting last Sunday argued that the Mormon church unites rich and poor under one name. He said Priesthood status and finances vanish in social standing, placing judgment on soul quality and offering exaltation to any who seeks it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan Stake Union
Salt Lake City
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Veas
Larue
Ssociation
Ost Ratich
Ler
Eagle Office
Murray Let Ward
1St Ward
Vine Street
Kivelyn Bringhorst
Laraine Sherman
Beehive Girls
Sarah Krebs
Reda Frame
Merle
Catholic Services
Murray and Midvale
Bony
Wend
Sandy
New Riverton
P. T. Ass’n
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