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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
5
East Midvale reports Alka Mirla Greenwood, a popular bride of the week, became the motif for several social events. Last Thursday afternoon her aunt Mrs Charles Greenwood hosted many relatives and friends at Kensington. Monday evening, her sisters Mrs H Allen Bateman of Murray and Mrs Hana hosted a shower.
Mrs Charles Thornton hosted a decorative shower at the new Greenwood Avenue residence with pink and white peonies and Cootie game. Prizes went to Margaret Clayton with consolation to Vaur Sharp. guests included Nielsen, Bhoalla, Greenwood, Tripp, Schmidt, Sharp, Nichol son, and Van Morne among others.
An aged feel and urinary discomfort prompts a claim for Cystex. The advertisement promises a 48 hour test with money back if relief isn’t felt. It urges readers to try Cystex at Thornton Anderson Drug Co. at 48th South and Slate Street.
Marian Porter of Salt Lake returned last week as guest of her cousin Arva Millerberg. A church program directed by Mrs. Niels Nielsen followed the opening exercises with solos by Martha Slover and readings by Afton Jacobsen. Guests included Congressman Don Colton and wife en route to summer plans in Vernal.
A continted report discusses bank convention remarks on banking habits and public relations, urging bankers to offer proactive financial guidance. It highlights personal service, friendly publicity, sensible rates, and proactive suggestions on wills and estates to grow profitable, community-focused banking.
A delightful party was held Friday June 21 at the home of Mr and Mrs C V Mouser on Central Avenue. The dining room and yard were adorned with spring flowers. fifteen guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Awitklig, Mrs Stevensen, Mrs Marly, Win Parrott, Jorgenson, Mira Johannon, Mira Annie Stn Nallaon, Afra Jauntaon, Mrs Creevatt, Mrs Moy Wor, Mea Wroaitt, VMirw Raves, and Mrs Swalinon.
Murray board approves budget for 1930 with total estimated cost of 460,040 dollars. Major items include instruction 63,050 dollars maintenance of school plants 8,320 dollars operation of school plants 8,176 dollars capital outlay 4,900 dollars and general control 5,710 dollars. Increased expenditure about 500 dollars from last year due to additional auxiliary activities.
Residents hear about natural gas plans promising cleaner air, better water, and enhanced beauty for Sandy towns and canyon areas. Officials emphasize ongoing efforts to improve residences and public spaces, with focus on environment and quality of life.
A wedding tribute in a festive reception lists guests including Mrs Cian Boginxs and Mrs Javes pro, with gifts for the bride elect Bilas Freeman. Numerous attendees, games, prizes, and floral decor mark the celebration at the low Wart Youre.
A fragmented OCR snippet references modernizing Lot's Wife imagery. It mentions David Kirk, a Missouri reader, and a dramatic transformation involving malt and a pillar, with lines suggesting a telephone pole turning to stone and back. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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