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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1929
Page
3
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The Murray Baptist Church at 62 Fast 48th Booth Street holds Sunday services with Ter James AY Payne as pastor. Church School in the morning, sermon by the pastor at Moodak. Evening service at Koodak BY OU meets at 45 pm, Sunday Midweek service at 730 pm on Wednesday.
Amateur line reads like a fragmentary notice listing invitations and aristocratic tone. The readable parts suggest a social event related to invitations and a ring motif but lack concrete details.
Rev DM Kitch presides at Sunday service at 11 00 a m Church Bersice at 7 30 p m with Sermon by the Baatar. Boy Scout Troop No 78 meets Mondays 7 30 to 9 30 during the week.
Lodge notices show meetings each Monday night with officers listed including Ernest Weight as Noble Grand and Frank N Sivenson as Vice Grand, with secretary Woof Benney and treasurer entries. Additional positions include trustees Joe Renter and ALT Tame 1, and reps Frank N Swensen DJ Assa Rep ALJ Tame 1 Dist Aden Rep.
Frank N Swenson serves as representative to Grand Lodge for Fraternal Order of Eagles Lodge 1760 in Murray City Utah. The list includes past worthy president Phatr is Stauffer, Charles Ringrove and Henning Anderson as officers. Also noted are secretary Fred Peters treasurer Ernest Wright and other roles. Omenta Rebekah Lodge 16 names officers and meets on the first and third Tuesdays at 7 30 pm.
The record lists Murray Lions Club officers for 1928 29 with President E Tony Duvall Vice-Presidents 1D A McMillan WG Churches and A W Yeager Secretary Treasurer HG Uradfond fall Twhiter Ernest Gree Directors Philip Bente Dr F YN Bouche and several roles under Crescent Circle 101 and Guardian officers. It also names attendants Nellie Hawklet Clark Jennie Nelson Erma Olander Beasle Berger among the club members and staff.
Murray Consul Commander Fred Peters presides at Fraternal Hall with Lt Joseph Me Onie, Azel R Limberg, Arthur Bishop, Phattes Staufies Beatty, William Cannegi, Klenco, Wattera, and Willans listed as officers. Visiting Woodmen urged to attend. promotional line and casual remark about meals appear in the readable text.
In Wilcox County Alabama near Camden a supposed voodoo doctor Manse Hunter was killed by Will Cook who confessed after flames burned his cabin. Cook described Manse as a conjurer who could harm foes and force loyalty, and claimed he acted over suspected infidelity involving Ruta and Davenport. The case framed by Cook as a feud driven by jealousy and alleged sorcery.
Seattle keeps its firecracker ban despite pressure from coastal cities. The measure remains in force to reduce fire risk and protect public safety, with authorities indicating no sale or use will be allowed this year.
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