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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1927
Page
6
Murray City report covers Creek ward choir opera plan led by Lloyd Crox ford, new chicken coops at Magna and Grange, and spring housing for fowls. Also notes a Granite high school district survey for improved buildings and equipment and juvenile court placements for boys with stable families. Health board lists February quarantines and disease counts. Birthday celebration for Henry Wheeler Jr marked by family games and a yellow white color theme.
Mrs Henry Wheeler hosted a Tuesday evening gathering at her Ninth East Street home with guests Mr and Mrs Edward Pierson Mr and Mrs Ralph er and Mr and Mrs W Pullman. The event featured games and refreshments. Mr and Mrs Willard Sorenson celebrated their forty fourth wedding anniversary Tuesday evening at their Vine Street home with supper music and games for 24 guests.
Mr and Mrs Earl Tapp arrived from Bernonia Oregon for an indefinite visit and are staying with Mrs Tapps parents Mr and Mrs Willian Cannegieter. Miss Holrie Reading was the honoree at a surprise party hosted by her classmates last Saturday evening at her home.
Mrs. Irene Urry hosted a birthday party for her son Max at her Miller ward home with 15 guests, games, and refreshments Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wahlquist entertained relatives at dinner for Mr. Wahlquist's sister Mrs. G. K. Lowe of Willard, with 10 place settings. The South Cottonwood ward choir held a program Wednesday evening at the amusement hall followed by refreshments and dancing. Mrs. William Robbing and Mrs. Milton Dixon will entertain the community Ladies’ Aid Society at the church Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Wheeler Jr. hosted dinner guests Friday including her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. Charles Webb.
Mrs Tough Ward hosted a gathering yesterday afternoon in Murray Bridge as the Lions Club members, their wives and daughters attended. Wednesday evening saw a dinner and dance at the Murray First Ward Misserment hall hosted by Mr and Mrs Moree Bond, with the pair hosting again Monday at their Miller ward home.
Miss Erma Cannexleter hosted the Orbin NX club on Vine Street Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Elmo Martin were entertained by Mr and Mrs Clifford Watts last Thursday. Mrs Jesse Hulse to entertain the Daughters of the Meters at Cot Tinwood camp Thursday afternoon.
Mrs William BR Bookson receives her brother BE J Young of Yeornal as her guest.
Marriage license issued on March 6 to Joseph Clyde Mantle of Jawiorsville and Helen May Thomas of Garfield announced with notice of new girls dresses and boys wash suits arriving at Martins store.
Granite High School will stage The Magic Wheel on March 24 and 25 under director John W. Summerhays. The first night will be for Granite district junior high students, while March 25 will welcome school faculty, patrons, and the public.
De Svenske, a renowned European male chorus based in Stockholm, Sweden, will visit Salt Lake City in June for an American concert tour, with plans now under way locally.
A Bluffdale man George Benjamin Miller aged 62 died of a heart attack at his home last Friday. Born February 11 1805 in Mt Creek he lived in Bluffdale four years with parents Reuben and Ant Cramer Miller. Survived by widow Emily Jane Merrill Miller five sons Kemmerer George and Miles Miller Trimin Miller and Lawrence Miller three daughters Myrtle Brecksot Vennlé Lee Nellie Fisher four brothers Malon Walter Duane Elias and four sisters Harriet Morgan Kila Croxford Nellie Hendman Emta Parks.
The Eagle urges Murray City readers to buy local furniture, draperies, pictures, pianos, and related home luxuries. It celebrates the comfort of modern homes while praising local shops and neighbors for supplying affordable, convenient goods, inviting readers to support home businesses and keep money in town.
Mrs No A. Dinyon, former state legislator for two sessions, will speak to the Murray Women's Club on the State Legislature topic Thursday March 17 at the club room. Mrs B D W Moffat will discuss The Home Movement as part of the program. Music numbers will be provided.
The Eagle announces successful progress in mail distribution noting a second smalling permit approval this week. The note assures subscribers of ongoing regular delivery of their valued copy as the paper grows its reach under Uncle Sam’s mail system.
Mrs BOC Brown of the Neighbors group has been appointed chairwoman of the committee arranging a Fraternal Meet to be held March 19. Willen Kreists heads the committee with Bertha Hrady Aliin active. event promises a grand opening and orderly proceedings despite OCR garble.
A local repair shop at Court Ave Murray advertises flat rate service with guaranteed work. The brief notice promotes straightforward pricing and assurance of quality for vehicle repairs.
A fragmentary note suggests a stage piece where characters reveal beliefs through performance. Readers glimpse a small cast and a bold premise about truth and perception, though the text remains unclear and incomplete.
Arlington School staged the operetta Princess Chrysanthemum at Granite Stake House last Friday afternoon and evening. Dorothy Miller played Princess Chrysanthemum and Junior Jacobon portrayed Prince So-Tra, with the cast praised for their performance. The show benefited from costumes and graceful dance, and thanks are extended to helpers who lent cars or made costumes.
Estate of William Edwin Cox creditors must file claims with vouchers to C M Neulvon attorney at 220 McIntyre Building Salt Lake City Utah on or before the 2th day of April A D 1927 Executor Thomas F Greenwood of the Estate of William Edwin Cox Deceased First publication February 24 1927 Last publication March 24 1927
Longtime South Cottonwood pioneer ft Knudsen was buried March 3 at Murray City cemetery after funeral services at the Knudsen Home. Interment beside his wife, under Simoine and Brinton direction, followed. Remainder HL F Hoyen, 07, died Feb 27 in Boise and was laid to rest March 4 at Murray City with services at Simonsson Brinton.
Gospel revival meetings are set for Friday March 11 and Sunday March 11 at the First Word meeting house. John M Whittaker will speak Friday night at 7700 Ernest Bramwel will headline Sunday night at 6230. Special musical numbers are planned for both services. Sponsored by Cottonwood stake special missionaries.
An enigmatic line appears in the Low Apache Times pondering wealth ambition and desire for more money as a dramatic reflection. The snippet hints at social or moral themes without a clear event or person.
Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at the office of David W. Moffat First National Bank Building Maritag Tinh om or before the 2d day of April A 0D 1927 Administrator of the estate of Grace White Deceased David W. Moffat Attorney for Administrator Date of First Publication March 3 1927 Date of Last Publication March 1927
Executors of the last will and testament of Alexander Douglas Moffat Deceased invite claims with vouchers. Claims due by the 28th day of June 1827. Office at Kearns Building Salt Lake City or David W Moffat First National Bank Building Murray City Utah. First publication March 3 1827.
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