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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1929
Page
1
In a humorous town scene, L. Duck explains why he buys on credit, lamenting over heavy bundles carried by Daddy Lane Dueck and the Long Used It Company car. He blames local merchants for worried bills, while Daddy, a generous soul, urges continuing purchases to keep the shop alive despite rushed nerves. (Continued on last page)
The Salt Lake Fish and Game Protective Association buys the Welch Trout Company hatchery at Murray adjoining the Murray State Hatchery to pursue a cooperative program with the State Game Department. A public illustrated lecture by Dr J E Broaddusa of Salt Lake is planned for February 14 at the theater in Murray and the Governor will participate in the hatchery opening ceremonies on February 4.
The Haydn Ladies Chorus held a farewell social at Helen Bennion’s home on Friday as the chorus disbands next week after a successful four year run in charter work. Attendees enjoyed varied entertainment, decorations, and refreshments. Mrs Bennion received praise for her direction. Mr Evelyn Powell Madsen delivered the presentation speech on behalf of the organization.
The Fraternal Hall Association records the death of H W Connegteter on February 1, 192% and extends sympathy to the family. The resolution notes the valued member ship and faithful service of the deceased and expresses condolences from the association and fellow brethren.
The excerpt paints Lincoln as a steadfast builder of a free state, melding moral resolve with hard labor. It likens his effort to laying rail piles with the same precision and grandeur as constructing a nation, a kingly stroke guiding justice and strength.
A sincere condolence and sympathy note is adopted in official minutes of the organization. It directs a copy to be sent to the family of the deceased and is approved by the directors of the Protestant Halt Association on January 6, 1m.
The Morrary Eagle and Murray Lions Club publish this Town Doctor piece urging residents to recognize and improve their town. It stresses contemptuous familiarity harms towns and calls for individuals to act to attract business and livability, noting collective effort shapes prosperity.
The funeral service for Fred D. Clay aged 22, son of former Commissioner James E. Clay, was held Thursday at the Grant Ward Chapel with Bishop N. Te Jenn presiding. A quartet sang and speakers included George J. Watts and J. K. Myers. Clay died February 7 in Santa Monica after an extended illness from an appendectomy. He had resided in Murray City 17 years and was employed by Southern California Edison and studying at Los Angeles School of Aviation. he is survived by siblings Raymond Shay, John W. Clay, Charles M. Howard, KR 4, Grace and Heber Clay, and Mrs. Clifford Watts.
Prelyn Berger and Mrs Myrtle Stouffer hosted Woolers Social Praternsl Mall members with a hot lunch at 1 30 pm. The afternoon featured a game of "Dwartie" with prizes won by Mrs Lilien Padter and Mrs Clarence Mellenry.
Miss Maury McMillan led the LDS Junior College debating team to the Utah Idaho college championship. The squad included Mary McMillan George Smyth Thenin Wotheringhim and Vivien Gabler. Their subject was Resolved That the indeterminate sentence law should be whollehed. Miss McMillan, a Murray High School alumna, previously debated there.
Mrs L H Brockbank hosted a children's Valentine party for Wittesen Junior's eighth birthday with twelve guests, Valentine decorations, cookies, and a birthday cake. Birth announcements include Albert Bergen and Dora White, while local residents travel for visits and entertainments continue at Ward Annex Hall and private homes.
The Murray First Ward Chapel will formally open on Wednesday February 20 featuring a Metropolitan Singers concert with Apollo Quartet and notable soloists. The event marks a milestone for local church members and includes remarks by church officials and a reception at the new hall.
Mrs Robinson formerly of Merry now in Los Angeles was thrown from a car after a collision with a telephone pole. She suffered a 2h foot throw, shock, a broken writions and slight brain concussion but is convalescing. Her family reports relief as she recovers.
The article notes a freshman girl winning the Prev Meigh Christmas short story contest. It also mentions the upcoming Fike Amateur Botine Tournament scheduled for February 2.
Stockholders met at Fred Salih's residence on Vine Street near Highland Drive. J W McHenry was elected president for one year, with John B. Breckwm as vice president and Awe Uf Turner as secretary treasurer. Directors named Willem Webborw Hl. Witcox and William Weed. Plan includes improving the male ditch and cement work. future meeting to finalize details.
Dr Paris installs a new Xiay machine at the Marker Dolliine dental parlors, claiming the device offers safer care and reduces mistakes. Dr Parks announces the upgrade as part of a broader effort to improve patient service in the community.
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