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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
10
A concise defense of newspapers as essential, noting their role as the eyes ears and mouth of the world and their impact on daily information, accuracy, and economic activity.
Local note recalls Murray High School Band led by Dofessor WLOF Stobingon performing at the Catholic Church cornerstone laying on Memorial Day. Students helped Children of Murray and Mid Vile Sunday Schools with arrangements, and the event drew Sisters in uniforms, admired by attendees.
Mr Ray Keingle showcases factory sights while Mr Kateman visits. Oklahoma broom corn, Utah crafted brooms, and Miss Edna Douglas expert on cakes at Up To Date Hikers event. George Morrison’s car battery issue, Mr Arthur Townsend’s Midvale trip, and Murray City band concert plans as auxiliary power plant construction starts. Mrs Louis Sims visits for Wilder Brinton wedding between relatives. local illness reports and social queries amid a busy week.
Furnished apartment with bath and gas available at 3114 South State Street. Quiet building, utilities not included. Contact for details and showing times.
A week after sending 400 letters inviting Murray First Ward residents to support the Scouts, local officials report a poor response and seek new ways to raise funds for the district allotment and annual program. Contributions listed include several individuals giving small amounts, with many names noted as donors.
A Catholic service schedule for Sunday January 5 lists mass at 8:00 a.m. in Golf Hall at Midvale and 11:00 a.m. led by Rev Patrick Maguire, pastor.
The Community Ladies' Aid held a 1 o'clock luncheon last Wednesday with hostesses Mrs Grace, Mrs Mae Scott, and Mrs Fred Cottrell. A business meeting followed and officers for the year were elected, naming Mrs A Bradford, Mrs Fugate, and Mrs W G Churches as advisory officers, with Mrs C Chamberlain as secretary and Mrs W G Hothwell as treasurer.
Van Anderson hosted the Boy Scouts of Troop 14 at Vine Street on Tuesday evening of last week honoring Eagle Scout Emerson Hoarn who is leaving soon for Boise Idaho to establish his home.
Thirty three scouts attended an evening of songs games and refreshments. Scout leaders C E Gaufin Varion Mortenson Arthur Gaufin and Dean Mofffat officiated with assistance from Mrs Fred R Alderson and Mrs Varion Mortenson.
The Elders of the Cottonwood Stake will host a party at the Granite Stake house on Monday June 6 to mark the closing of the Elder's quorum activities for the summer season. Guests include the Stake Presidency High Council ward bishops and their spouses. A short program begins at 2 PM followed by dancing and refreshments for about 500 guests.
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