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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1927
Page
7
A Salt Lake County movement to promote the scout cause sees leaders and businessmen dedicating time to advance the program. Hat bands in red white and purple are planned for display nationwide, with widespread adoption expected before summer.
Hebert Sidioeter Willer died on February 1st in 1901 in Ti enyet and resided in Poiton. Survived by wife Vlety Marla Walker and several children, including Syk veter BK Rewild and Alin Walker, with many grandchildren and two brothers Willian and Popul Walker of Salt Lake.
An unusual local notice describes a Murray City Park event with swimming, bathing salt remarks, and a fireworks display around nine p.m. The text hints at a community gathering stretching late into the steam era with fruit and seasonal notes, mixing quirky phrases about strawberries and Auntie figures.
Fragmented OCR text shows Murray City street life with references to a Noonday Night street and a streetcar, plus local ad slogans like Demand Viarge and Heady to serve charge. It mentions a woman injuring her row with paint and a Ford quote about a small rebellion, reflecting a rough, public notices style.
A fragment list includes a Smiths Cash Feed Coupon offering 10c off with purchases of insecticide spray or dairy spray, valid until July 1. Additional lines reference Murray Utah addresses and a series of disjoint, unclear phrases about slogans, fashion, theatergoers, and odd social observations.
Mr. and Mrs. Dixon Sanders of Murray announce the marriage of their son Farle Sanders to Miss Julia Mae Horn daughter of Bishop John T. Horn of Malta Idaho. The wedding occurred Friday in the Salt Lake temple and the couple will honeymoon then proceed to Idaho for a reception.
Mr and Mrs Vinni Mauss returned Friday evening from a ten day honeymoon at King Lake and attended a dinner in their honor hosted by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs A J Lind at the family home on 50th South and 1st East streets. The bride, a University of Utah graduate and former Granite School District teacher, is well known in Murray. They plan to be at home after September 1 in Wasatch Ward.
Miss Lila Lewis daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Lewis of 41158 3id East and James Parratt wed in the Salt Lake Temple on a Wednesday. A reception for about 60 guests followed at the Manor House Salt Lake. Attendants wore pink and white roses and georgette gowns. The couple plan a honeymoon trip to Seattle and the coast before returning for teaching duties in September.
J. P. Quist and the Hebiday Ward bishopric were honored Thursday evening June 2. Members presented each bishopric member with a silver loving cup. A program directed by E. V. Howell featured singing, a string trio, vocal solos, and readings. A reception followed in the Assembly Hall with refreshments.
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