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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1928
Page
5
A fragment describes publication details for a newspaper item in Murry City with references to Wallace Mes and a Salt Lake City post office stamp. It notes a Thursday issue schedule and mentions February 1927 along with a second class matter designation under postal law.
In Tennessean civic notes a shortage of laborers for skilled trades is discussed with refugee workers and displaced laborers. The piece cites the National Dedectrial Conference Board findings on Europe-returned workers and calls for community action to balance employment with farm and skilled tasks.
Schedule of Sunday activities listing Union Meetings on the 2nd Sunday at 2 p.m. for Relief Societies and minlgrey groups with Ward designations. Readers note ward mentions Morris Ist Ward Teer Praliiie Migros and Kideres one Wye Reverie with references to Rexenty Foral and Seen.
The Murray Lodge Number 3 of the Odd Fellows holds weekly meetings at the fraternal hall in Murray City each Monday evening at 7390 hours.
Itelekah Omenla Lodge No. 15 meets the first and third Tuesdays at 7:20 PM in Fraternal Hall. Noble Grand Mrs. Robert Brown presides with Vice Grand Mrs. Gertrude Canogeiter, Secretary Mrs. Bertha Brady, and Treasurer Mrs. Sarah Hadley. A moral maxim urges Murray residents to do what is right and avoid the wrong.
Mahogany Camp No 358 W O W elected Axel R. Limberg as Council Commander with Tevin Olson as Po, H W Cannegteter as Banker, Phatres Stauffer as Ia, W W Cannegteter as Clerk, W W Mines as Escort, A L Bishop as Watchman, Geo W Granter as Sentry, EK G Mines as Manager, Fraternal Hall Directors Isaac Lester and W H Mines named.
Schedule lists teacher training and ward activities for Murray 1st Ward. Includes mentions of Lesser Priesthood, ward teachers meeting, and monthly reports. Notes a church service and social elements with references to school, music, art, and a bishopric meeting. Events occur on the last Sunday of each month.
Murray AKRIE 1760 Fraternal Order of Eagles meets Fridays at Fraternal Hall. Officers include Worthy President W Walters, Worthy Vice President GE Gordon, Secretary Frey Veters, Treasurer Ernest Wright, and trustees Bekman Krebs and Willian Vannegieter. Aerie physician Oleff Sundwall listed among staff.
The Better Homes in America campaign reports rising participation across communities as chairmen organize local committees and spread the movement. Officials highlight increased local listings, new exhibits, and plans to showcase improved living spaces for families with modest income while promoting home upkeep and community involvement.
The Murray Baptist Church on West 48th South Street near State hosts Sunday Bible classes, morning worship at 11:00 a.m., and an evening service at 6:00 p.m. Pastor Rev. J. P. Payne conducts the sermons. Superintendent Frieda A. Pires oversees class activities. All are welcome.
Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. and preaching by Pastor Rev. Fret Cottrell at 7:30 p.m. The public is invited to attend.
The Relief Society of Murray First Ward holds weekly meetings each Tuesday with a rotating schedule: First Tuesday Theology, Second Work and Himtness, Third Literary, Fourth Social Service. The posting outlines the order of topics and the regular meeting cadence.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Murray and Midvale on a Sunday with references to Gel Tall Moss at a church, a vehicle or person EV. PATRICK MAGUIRE appears, but specifics are unreadable. The record captures a local context with names and a church setting, though essential details remain uncertain.
Local Salvation Army host invites attendance for Friday evening worship from 7:00 to 8:00 and Sunday School at 2:00 p m at 6226 South State Street.
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