Madison P T Meeting Plans Get-Together for Parents and Teachers
Madison School hosts a February 28 meeting planned as a real get-together. Teachers will be in rooms for conferences while a program features solo and musical items. Granite District officials, school board member, and PT A leaders will speak and refreshments follow. The 700-student school seeks full attendance and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Spencer Cornwall
Granite District
George D. Soderberg
Granite Board of Education
A. G. Meyerhoffer
James H. Moore
Ariel Jerson
LeRoy Michards
Mire
Lith Tolton
Trenaurer
Madison
Fragmentary banter leaves readers puzzled
A garbled exchange features Jim and Jack with incomplete lines about Lew and a duck. The dialogue includes phrases about clothes sickness and broken words describing breath, leaving the scene enigmatic and inconclusive. The readable portions hint at playful miscommunication rather than a clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Jim
Green and Fresh Farmer Confronts Poison Ivy Dispute
In a tense exchange, Green and Fresh Farmer orders poison ivy removal while Cyryltie responds that the plant was not picked on the farmer’s land. The dialogue hints at a rural land dispute over botanical control and neighborly boundaries.
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Cyryltie
Quiet Retreat Beside a Sparkling Stream
A sultry day prompts a retreat into a cool secluded nook. Mighty firs form a wall around a babbling brook and a waterfall. Birds sing merrily in the evergreen as the lone observer finds peace and scenes unseen by others.
Madison Junior High Forms Student Government 1928
Students at Madison Junior High elected two representatives per class to draft a constitution. Miss Melba Ralph oversaw meetings. After teacher and student approvals a nominating convention elected officers including President Marvin Parker and Vice President Helen Conyers, with secretaries and treasurers named and cheer leaders chosen.
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Madison Junior High
Melba Ralph
Noter
Marvin Parker
Helen Conyers
George Cullis
Lester Anderson
Kendall Ander
Hudson to Spend $1,600,000 on Newspaper Ads
The Hudson Motor Car Company will spend one million dollars on newspaper advertising in March and April, announced by Courtney Johnson. The campaign, titled Challenger Week, starts March 1 and aims to prove the six cylinder car’s value with tests and demonstrations across western dealer networks.
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Hudson
Hudson Motor Car
Dindson
Essex Cars
Courtney Johnson
Sles
Tindson
Ke Sex Cits
Saya
EL Bringhurst
Carlale Motor Company
Chevrolet Denem
Rocky Mountain
Salt Lake
Chevrolet Motor Company
Ite Ie
Pacific Coast
Butte
Lenver
Seattle
Portland
Oakland
Los Angeles
IL Grant
Charee
A. W. Fohr
Seifert
Denier
Murreyeagle Subscribe Options and Address Notice
Murrey Press publishes weekly Thursdays from 4542 South State Street Mur ray Utah. Second class mailing matter since February 1927. Subscription terms list rates for Salt Lake County and elsewhere with in advance payments. Names Kate Telephore Murray appear in the text.
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Murrey Press
South State Street
Murray
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
United States
Murray Baptist Church Sunday Services and Schedule
Murray Baptist Church at 62 East 48th South Street holds services led by Reverend James P. Payne. Church School at 10 a.m. morning sermon at 11 o'clock, evening service at 1 30 p.m. BY BP OU meets at 45 p.m. Sunday. Midweek service at 7 30 p.m. Wednesday.
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The
Murray Baptist Church
East 48Th South Street
James P. Payne
BP. OU
Community Methodist Episcopal Church Notice
Rev D M Kitch pastor at Sunday School 11:00 am church service 7 30 pm sermon by the pastor. Mrs Naylor asks how the boy got the black eye rowdy says fighting Mrs Naylor comments then tells him to feel sorry for her own boy who has two black eyes Exch
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D. M. Kitch
Lodge officers and reps listed for Ernest Wright chapter
The document lists the Noble Grand Verl Jordan Vice Grand Frank N Swenson Secretary Hi T Benson Treasurer Joa Chivrell Chaplain James Clay Trustee Joe Reader Trustee Al J Tame and assigns district and grand lodge representatives including Dr Assn Rep Al J Tame Dist Assn Rep Joe Reader Dist Assn Rep Frank N Swenson Rep to Grand Lodge.
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Ernest Wright
Verl Jordan
Frank N. Swenson
Hi. T. Benson
Joa, Chivrell
James Clay
Joe Reader
al J. Tame
Icems
Gee Frank
Grand Lodge
Murray Lions Club Officers 1925 1929
Murray Lions Club list of officers for 1925 to 1929 includes President Tony Duvall Vice-President D A McMillan 2nd Vice-President W G Churches 3rd Vice-President A W Yeager Secretary-Treasurer H G Bradford Tall Twister Ernest Greer Directors Philip Bentz F Boncher C Towler E Bringhorst.
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Tony Duvalllat
D. A .McMillan
W. G. Churches
A. W. Yeager
Treae
H. G. Bradford
Ernest Greer
Members meet at Crescent Circle 101 in Fraternal Hall
Neighbors of Woodcraft Crescent Circle 101 holds meetings on the second and fourth Tuesday each month at 8:00 in Fraternal Hall. Officers listed include Guardian N Kate Morrin, Post Guardian N Minnie Hiseman, Magician Ella Gordon, Clerk Nellie Hawkins, Attendant Kate Gibbs, Captain of Guards Emma Olander, Flag Bearer Hannah Olander, Musician Clara Brown, Sentinel Proncinda Clyde, Outer Sentinel Alice Johnson, Managers Nellie Stauffer Matilda Nelson Lillian Panter. Pres 608, ciccnnance H. Edlund.
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Crescent Circle 101
Alice Johnson
Nellie Stauffer
Matilda Nelson
Lillian Panter
Pres 608
Ciccnnance
Omenia Rebekah Lodge No 15 Meeting Details
Omenia Rebekah Lodge No 15 meets the first and third Tuesdays each month at 7 30 pm in Fraternal Hall. Officers listed include Noble Grand Sarah White Grace Evans Vice Grand Bertha Brady Secretary Sarah Hadley Treasurer Nettle Drinkwater Financial Secretary. A stray line laments schoolboy burdens of dates of evolution.
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Omenia Rebekah Lodge No. 15
Sarah White
Banquet Leads to Banter at Hotel Utah Event
An evening banquet at the Hotel Utah featured an excellent orchestra and entertainment acts before talks by My, Grant, Mr Pubr, and C, 8, Sprak et. The event showcased scenery, props, stage gear, and serial lighting equipment for a dealer presentation.
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Hotel Utah
Grant
Mr Pubr
Spraket
Draper Man Plays Solo in College Band Concert
Joseph Day, a Draper junior at Utah Agricultural College, played a cornet solo in a college assembly concert. Day is majoring in Animal Husbandry in the School of Agriculture and also leads the College Glee Club and its orchestra.
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Draper Man
Joseph Day
Draper
Utah Agricultural College
College Assembly
School of Agriculture
College Glee Club
Glee Club
Draper aid Parks and Home Coming Day observed
The Draper Ward held a Home Coming Day on Friday February 22 starting at 1 pm with a program in the ward house. A noon dinner for about 200 guests, a varied program, supper, a moving picture show and dancing closed the day. Notables and attendees from Draper and nearby towns filled the social calendar with many visits.
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Join Banks
Wanda
Heber City
Bank
Eunice Walbeck
Farm contracts spark optimism despite acreage doubts
Front page notes growers facing injurious beet price contracts and rising costs. It cites growers who formerly contracted for beet now paying higher rates, while tariff relief and favorable conditions are awaited. The piece discusses price spreads, profits, and calls for farm bureau support to protect industry welfare.
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State Farm Bureau
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