31 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
1
Local notice describes mysterious question marks appearing on posters in Murray and nearby. It invites residents to attend February 14 at 8 o clock in the First Ward Amusement Hall to learn who the Cleaners are and what the Gleaners are doing, promising a memorable surprise.
The big event marked by Meaning and Ward's Gold and Green Ball crowned lola Jensen as Breen with festive decorations and a regal crown. Merlin Watts praised Miss Jensen and the General's efforts, while the Varsity Ramblers provided music to close the evening in high spirits.
Four cases reported in two weeks in Murray show a rising problem among men targeting women and schoolgirls. One suspect was released, another to the city arts, one fined $50, and Sid Godfrey pled guilty. Caldwell urges tougher action from the legislature to protect women and girls and deter degenerates.
Secretary Filion HM Wellings announces automobile licenses are being distributed statewide. To avoid rush, renew before March 1, using proper renewal cards for passenger cars and trucks. Obtain forms from local agents or banks, attach last year’s certificate, and send with the correct fee. Do not mail cash. use money order or personal check.
A State School Office report on 1928-29 expenditures shows Murray City ranked 20th in total per capita costs among 40 districts, with $61.16 per student. Operating costs placed Murray 28th, instructional costs 19th, and general control 14th, reflecting district size and local factors. Local businessman L. C. Miller funds an annual gold medal for best extemporaneous speech at Murray High, with six topics chosen for the contest to be held in early April.
A workman noticed smoke issuing from the Granite Furniture Company's store on Saturday afternoon. Murmy City Firemen responded quickly and extinguished the fire with minimal damage to the building and stock. Had it occurred after hours, the loss could have been severe due to the location near the chimney.
The Murray High School orchestra recital at Murray First Ward Recreation Hall drew little audience despite a promising program. The ambitious ensemble delivered high grade music, but attendance failed to meet expectations.
A Salt Lake County dairymen meeting is set for Friday at 1:30 p m in Murray City Hall. President John Thinsen of the Salt Lake County Farm Bureau states the gathering will seek ways to raise milk prices to cover high feed costs. Hay runs 10 to 20 dollars a ton and grain 1 75 to 2 10 per hundred. J R Bene of Weber Central Dairy will speak on cooperative marketing as part of the discussion.
News reaches us of the death of Irvin Frame at 5 o clock this morning Thursday. He was married to Mrs Della Cosgrove last Thursday in the Salt Lake Temple and a bright future was expected. Funeral details are not available at this time.
Murray High’s orchestra, facing funding limits, has impressed audiences away from home venues. Supportive comments from critics accompany strong performances, as the group works to purchase a needed instrument. Elizabeth Moore sends word she remains strong in Los Angeles after recent news.
The Town Doctor argues for constructive town planning and active citizen effort to modernize communities. He compares obsolete relics to dinosaurs and urges residents to reimagine growth, urging morale, aggressiveness, and salesmanship of locals and clerks. The piece promotes Murray Dollar campaigns and spending locally to boost the town’s prosperity.
Woodstock School held a Parent-Teachers meeting with Superintendent Francs W Kirkham addressing patrons. A medical program and poetry from each class were featured. The weekly assembly Friday at 2 pm invites all parents to attend, with poems and dramatic readings from various grades and classes.
Mrs Parley Renton hosted the primary officers of Taylorsville on Monday evening. Mrs George Jankine won 16 to 8 in a game last Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs Chirrell of Salt Lake Mrs Fisher of Andy and Mrs Gaufin of Murray.
A Pewsdialet notes a difficulty in every opportunity while an Optimist sees an opportunity in every difficulty. The quote contrasts two outlooks, labeling one as passimist and the other as optimist, with a playful mis-spelling.
Eagle columns note the farewell appearance of the Haydn Ladies Chorus at Mill Creek Ward Sunday night February 5. The program includes vocal solos by Pearl Bennion Ivy Mantle Minnie Meacham and Aurelia Shimer, choirs and congregational pieces The Star Spangled Banner Recessional Heavens are Tellings etc with violas duets and choral numbers from Mendelssohn and Abt.
Murray High girls basketball opened the season with a decisive 91 to 25 win over the . W. C. A. at Salt Lake. Erma Berge credited as a standout player by coach, while the Murray First Ward M Men also edged Midvale M Men. A joint meeting host by Tayloreville Ward features talk by Dean Milton Bennion of the University of Utah and student performances.
Since the new rest began Murray City has endured four fires with the Granite Furniture blaze the largest. Firefighters delivered a commendable response as reports describe one of the cleanest and fastest pieces of work by the force, saving time and property.
Local notes describe Mr Robert Bennton of Birle visiting Mr and Mrs Dolchis Harker. Funeral attendance for Mrs Belliston in Nephi. Mrs Geo Royce recovering from recent injuries. Taylorsville Gold and Green Ball a success with a large crowd and positive reports. Gleaners and M Men program in Amasequit Hall featured a game act play contest with a judging panel awarding M Men a prize. Additional acts included Roy Carey solo, Winston Malmer auxophone, and lively dance numbers.
Mrs Mary D Brown representing Mutual activities attended BHY UV Leadership Week last week. The Labram boy slowly recovers from an ulcer on his neck. Taylorsville M L A Adult Class held a fine meeting with program Tuesday evening. Large turnout, High Priests Seventies Elders and ladies presented novel stunts. An event of the evening and refreshments featured, large Valentine baskets held individual lunches with chocolates accompanying them.
Pupils from Mixa Ruth Webb performed at Pantages Inet on Saturday morning and will join evening shows for the coming week. Two performances are scheduled with one at 8:20 and another at 8:40. The students include Linke Mongle Tell Huteh imeon and others such as Margaret and Maxine Thayle, Dorothy Miller, Margaret Holmes, Rosa cam Loves Beinghurst.
The Murray Firet Ward MW men defeated their opponents Monday night in a close game. Jonow led with 15 points as Bennion Ward’s team edged Grant by 20 despite West and Jones scoring well for the losers. Asthy added 12 for Grant in a hard fought contest.
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