Taylorsville Ward Hosts Rose Exhibition and Beautification
The Hetterment Committee of Taylorsville Ward sponsored by the MIA Adult Class showcased roses and flowers at the sacrament meeting after requesting the display. The ward house was beautified under the Tadiance Ross initiative, with large attendance and a program of music led by Seminary teacher Mr. Seegmiller.
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Hetterment Committee
Taylorsville
United Efforts
Tadiance Ross
Betterment Committee
J. N. Wallace
C. P. Larson
Louise Steadman
Eliza Breese
Willow Mackay
Seegmiller
Muale
Community Methodist Episcopal Church Summer Programs Planned
The Community Methodist Episcopal Church outlines a summer break for Sunday School July and August with a return in September. Two July programs and one in August are planned plus a future Eagle Scout announcement. Boy Scout Troop No TK meets Mondays 7 to 8 o clock except July 5.
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Methodist C
Tinypanogon Cave
New Cafe for Murray Named Frenehle's Cafe
Murray will open Frenehle's Cafe at 450 South State Street with Mr French, formerly at the Murray Cafe, in charge. The eatery will offer regular meals and light snacks as the premises are redecorated and prepared to be a notable addition to Murray's dining scene.
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Murray
French
Murray Cafe
Frenehle
Murray Band Plays at Winghart May Celebration
The Murray band led by W. F. Hotmncon performed at Winghart’s Poorth of July High Inn May celebration. Last year the group was well received and invited back this year, reflecting credit on Murray and its excellent musicians.
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W. F. Hotmncon
High Inn
Winghart
Murry
Fire damages home on D1 Wet 4fih South
Firefighters battled a blaze at the home of A C Teynolda in Murry City district trapping flames near a chimney. The crew contained the fire within the hour and saved part of the structure while damage was extensive to the property valued at about HO owned by Mee J Mare.
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A.C. Teynolda
Seni
Murry City
Mee J. Mare
Uncle Sam
Washington
Potomac
Local social notes and Fourth of July plans around Murray and Brigham City
Mrs. Mary Morgan relocates from Randolph to Murray to be near her son Judge Pred EB Morgan. Families in Murray and Brigham City host and visit, with Fourth of July gatherings planned at Bog Cat Canyon Camp and other local residences. Numerous attendees travel from Denver, Vernal, and Ogden, while Judge Moffat and relatives take a summer court break and William Breksan and family plan trips to Denver and Akron.
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Mary Morgan
Pred
EB. Morgan
Randelph
Mwd
Murray
Bigtestret
Auni
South Murray
Mra. Welph Y. Brekson
Brigham Cty
William Shirley Erekson
Germany
Carl Wobigutat
Helen
Hig Como Canyon
William CB. Brokeen
Belghem City
Ralph Y. Bievienn
Mire GA. Landskog
H Sm
Laindskog
Mise Lilly Olllen
Maurice Roache
Mise Bold Cahoon
John PL Cahoon
Manitoba Canada
Ahe
Roach
Chester Cahoun
Bone
Om East
Routh Stleet
Moffat
Febing
Vlelting
Weason
Min
Jesse Leter
California
Nerfie
Sealy
Meema
Mios Realy
Ernest Cornwall
Mixx
Irene Bhernnin
Miew Kron Martin
Jwige
Mre
Frei R. Morgan
Rich County
Jollee Morcan
Guetta
Logan
Gewree
A. Jenkins
Dewebpers
Mise
Amy Jenkins
Mies
Mary Jenkins
Jack Wineale
Idaho
Palix
Idalin
Lions Club President Attends International Convention in Louisville
President-elect of the Murray Sons Club, Anderson, returns from the Lions International Convention in Louisville Kentucky. He describes a pleasant journey from Utah with 17 delegates, rides via DP and KGP Missouri Pacific and B and C railroads, and notes tours of Colorado and the Grand Canyon before meetings in Louisville and admiration for Lions clubs nationwide.
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Frat Anderson
Murray Sons Club
Lionslab International
Bell Om
Louisville
Kentucky
Anderson
Missouri Pacific
Utah
Idee
Seenute
Colorado
Grand Canyon
Unmh
St. Louis
Thesr Lcions Club
Antas
Jefferson Memorial
Colonel Lindbergh
Community Citizenship and Public Service Call to Action
The Murray Eagle argues that eighty percent of a community’s men and women uninvolved while only one fifth carry the burden of public tasks. It urges citizens, educators, and youth to embrace responsibilities as essential to local progress and harmony, highlighting teamwork and forward-looking civic spirit.
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Murray Eagle
WNU
Fraternal lodge installation and community notices
Fraternal Union events in Murray Utah include Jolots installation at Fraternal Hall on July 5 with DDGM J G Price leading. Murray Lodge and Enterprise Lodge prepare degree work and officer installations. Local visitors from Salt Lake City and other lodges expected. radio program subscriptions urged. 4th of July soda and fireworks planned. local reunions and family gatherings noted.
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Morray
Utah
Alomlay
Sandy Lewkee
Wildey Midvale Lodge
Morray Taxine
DDGM
J. G. Price
Salt Lake
Buger House
Copper Lodge
Magnan
Rats” Committee
Leo
Enterprise Laige No. 15
Sit Lake City
Murray Large No
Odd Fellows Hall
Vince
Salt Lake City
J. H. Chivrell
Joe
Isabelle Snowks
D. D. PL Ih. A
Mica Grace Bran
N. Go
James Chir
Bertha Brady
Nelle Drinkwater
Joe Waller
Jane Bishop
Treadure
Books
John Bishop
Salt Lake No. 1
W. S. Miller
Eaet Min Creek
Miss Simmons Teaches Dramatic Art at Summer School
Miss Simmons announces a summer school for Dramatic Art students. A McCube School of Dramatic Art graduate with church and school directing experience will lead sessions. The program aims to develop talent, personality, and stage skills for community members seeking expression.
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Mise Slimons
Miss Simons
Drwnn
Stalente
Tore
Mixx Simons
Howe Auto Salesmen Win in June Contest
Frank C Howe Automobill sales team tops a June sales contest by the Stanley Motor Car Company. Roy Wheaton leads with 20 sales followed by Mark Barratt with 25 and Sam Cundick with 19 as three top performers among Utah and Idaho dealers.
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Frank ¢. Howe
Munson-Kesex Delers
Utah
Iaho
Murray
Frank Flower
Roy Whetman
Mark Barratt
Sam Cundick
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