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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1927
Page
6
Miss Emma Gardner, returned missionary from the Central States, will be principal speaker at the regular Sacrament Meeting Sunday evening at 6 30 in the Murray First Ward Church. A special invitation program is arranged and the public is invited.
Three overcoats belonging to Dr. Sheranian, George Brown, and Thomas Gerrard were reported stolen Sunday night during church services. Three youths were seen near the building. they were approached but declined to enter. Dr Sheranian’s keys were later found at Panage Theatre, suggesting the thieves moved there after the theft.
Penelope Kilpack 64 widow of John Kilpack died January 10 at 485% South State Street. Funeral held at Murray First Ward yesterday at one o clock. Interment in Murray City Cemetery. English native, joined IDS in England and moved to Murray 20 years ago. Mother of 14, funeral arrangements by Simons and Brinton.
The Murray Woman's Club and Midvale Community Club will meet on January 1 1927 at 2 15 pm in Golf's Hall club rooms. A second meeting for the Murray Woman's Club is set for January 20 1927 at 7 pm in The Art and Crafts section of the M BE Church 48 South Street Murray. All women and girls desiring to join are asked to be present.
Murray society notes celebrate Lenore Bentz wedding plans to Samuel Stauler of Mohlin Cal and Lyle Croxford's Salt Lake temple nuptials. Also reported are gatherings at Mrs Rachel Churches and Fraternal groups, dinners, and arrivals of relatives including a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jackson in Miller Ward with others visiting Glenn Hyatt.
Mrs W F Cliches and Mrs W J Trothwell entertained the Indies of the Community Aid Society at a one o clock luncheon Wednesday evening at the Churches home on Wasiteb Avenue. The guests enjoyed hospitality, strange music and games during the event at 515 South State Street Murray.
Autumn bees feeding on overripe plums sometimes become intoxicated. The observation notes that bees exposed to ripe fruit may exhibit unusual behavior, highlighting how fermented fruit can affect pollinators.
The Draper Civic Club formed its 1027 board under temporary chair C. M. Hendricksen. Officers include Alma J. Smith as president, Hendricksen as vice president, J. M. Petersen sec treas, B. M. Crosgrove civic chair, J. E. Mickselsen industrial, A. J. Henderson social, N. E. Garfield publicity, Reid Beck education chair. J. R. Rawlins resigned. Petersen named to fill the vacancy. Further talks planned at a special meeting Tuesday night January 11.
The church reports improving attendance across Junior, Intermediate, and Senior Sunday School divisions as milder weather and fewer illnesses arrive. Plans include a Luke chapter-a-day Bible reading contest with awards, weekly services at 11 a.m., a special Epworth League musical service next Sunday, and Scout events in February including First Aid demonstrations and a Father and Son service.
Ardent boosters in Midvale prepare an occupancy ready apartment house. A Salt Lake applicant faced discouragement during a Midvale party. A clothes cleaner overcharged then canceled ads. Ye Poor Editor laments gossip. Nick Pappas returns from Arizona and California. They can’t stay away from Jordan valley.
Delinquent assessments on October 24 1926 entered against listed shareholders of Sandy Canal Company principal place of business Sandy City Utah. Amounts delinquent follow opposite each shareholder name in the notice.
Real estate broker C. C. Crapo promotes farms homes and farmland near Sandy Utah. Listings include 51 acres on State Street 20 acres west of Redwood 16 acres with poultry house 18 acres near South Jordan School and a 16 acre peach property with a modern brick house all with down payments and flexible terms. Calls to Midvale office offered.
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