17 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1929
Page
1
Murray plant nearing completion expected to boost 1929 business with millions of cans of agricultural products. Community notes praise factory and the impact on local employment. Letters from Bonneville School and hospital patients express gratitude for gifts and support.
Francis W. Kirkham, superintendent, spoke at Cottonwood Stake meeting in Murray First Ward outlining the district education program. He stressed cooperation among home, church, and community groups, tracing objectives from the postwar National Education Association plan focusing on health, citizenship, leisure time use, home membership, character, and fundamental skills.
A Murray Aerie meeting notes a January 11 Get Together with about eighty members attending. The text urges Friday gatherings, mentions upcoming initiation on January 24, and asks members to subscribe to the Murray Eagle. This is a brief club notice from a local fraternal group.
Mrs. Anna Colgrove visits daughter Mrs. Laurie Nichols in Fillmore. Town social items note Mrs. Lester Helliston’s Nephi visit, Varley Brownton’s trip to Cokeville, and Frank Howe’s California auto tour. Bennion Ward Sunday School officers entertained. Ladies Aid and Lady Militants schedule meetings. Miss Hattie Dimond returns from B Y U for Shakespeare at Paramount. Elocution pupils from Arlington visit Salt Lake via KSL broadcast. Alex Coleman of Nexburg visits Eyre family and missionaries. Te Tekah Lodge officers installed. Taylorville Ward reports meeting. Dinner plans at Methodist church for February realization with price details. Murray Ward notes Blake Chern event. choir leadership changes announced.
The Murray Blanket Factory at 45th South and State streets held an open house with Governor Dern Mayor John F Bowman and other officials attending. Speakers included Gottlob Berger, James J. Burke, and Heber J. Furnut. Attending bodies included the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce and Provo chamber, signaling growth for Murray.
The Murray School District hosts the first in a series of eight University of Utah lectures under the Parent-Teacher Association. Dr F E Ar icon spoke at the High School on “The Bor am? Tis Gane,” stressing the value for parents and students. Attendance is encouraged as the program promises vital insights for the district.
Notice states the Ladies Auxiliary of the Thap fea Chyerh will write a layheon in the church on Saturday June ners Mik from 9 am to 12 pm They urge patronage and support from the community.
Social notes recount a week of club meetings and visits. Mrs Netlvy Wright hosted a small luncheon for ten, bridge plans circulate with twelve covers. Mrs J P Austin to entertain. Mrs Joe Mocomie notable birthday dinner for Indlwned. Salt Lake guests at D W Black home. Murray Bridge Club luncheon at Mrs A Whadford. Miss Crestal James hosted a bridge party. Glen Burrow wedding shower hosted by mother. O O TD O Club luncheon at Mrs Mary A Welsh. Gloria Dunne seventh birthday party with cake. Merray Womans Club joint meeting moved to Morning due to Midvale renovations. Mr Albert Rinder hosted neighbors for a midweek gathering with a sheep supper. Evelyn Beinghurst celebrated her birthday with surprise party planned by Salt Lake youth. various other small social events and entertainments.
Schools increasingly rely on telephones to speed business and emergencies, but strict limits prevent abuse. In Salt Lake County districts telephones aid efficiency yet protect pupils from noninstructional calls, with principals directing calls and operators limiting numbers to school needs.
Ver Michop age 25 of Maccay sustained cuts and bruises when his automobile struck a parked car south of Xtrl Souther. The impact crushed his vehicle and the other car moved free, with the other driver not stopping. Police reported the incident at the sternita of flow.
A letter received from New Zealand via Station K L Salt Lake forwards praise for Maxine Simona whose whistling voice impressed listeners. The note says she was thoroughly enjoyed and highly complimented on her artistic ability. The piece ends with a puzzled remark about who will win the Grant Ward Popularite Contest and a stray comment on helping Murray.
The Murray Eagles of Lodge No. 1760 show rising activity and membership, with strong community influence. They urge residents to support the lodge and promote Murray by highlighting a great local Eagles group.
A damaged OCR piece advises poultry growers on hatchery care and methods. It highlights importance of pre arrival prep, clean brooders, and accreditation standards, warning against last minute effort and outdated setups. The piece references agricultural college collaboration and ongoing safety practices in hatchery operations.
Nelehior Woodlcraft Circle 101 plans a ceremony to install new officers in the Fraternal Hall with Matilda Neleon as installing officer assisted by Captain Reed Bergen and Guard Team A short program follows a luncheon and prize drawings Three beautiful prizes will be awarded and members and escorts are invited to attend
A reward is offered for the return of a Flexible Flyer sleigh No 0r taken from the lin ferent of the Library on January Tihe Call at 476 Tannaner Street or phone Murray 47.
In Murray and vicinity, the Morning Register aims to deliver comprehensive daily updates. The paper pledges steady coverage of events, people, and places of local interest for readers seeking current happenings.
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