28 Mar 1929
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
1
Miss Frelyn Trimhumb won the queen title at the Tre Creation Hall event held March 21. The hall featured gold and green decor and a throne stage with attendants. The Venetian orchestra provided music as guests cast votes for the contestant.
Social pages detail Keendly Womens Club hosts at Tum Street home, Murray Dinner Club on Vine Street, and a mixed shower for Mrs Morrie Aspind with Miss Vint Gustiveson later wedding. Nearby events include birthday party for a young daughter, a Grant Ward Association meeting, and an August dance hosted by local residents Willetinn Richardson Hendrick Rasmussen and others.
Mur ray Aerie 1700 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles celebrated its twenty first birthday with a large program and supper. Old Timers received service buttons for twenty years of faithful service, and the event included a presentation by Last Worthy Treat ment. Local members and guests attended, with plans announced for the upcoming ancrat ball and monthly meetings.
Attractive window displays at J Renpy Co. feature Creve up to their fastest and very appealing women’s apparel for Easter wear. Shoppers can view outfits and accessories and feel assured of low prices, with complete outfits available at the lowest possible price.
A historical note recounts Murray City lifting a 1912 bond for a new power plant, with interest at a high rate and delayed completion. It explains the fund allocation for a special point, the half‑price electricity sold to residents, and a proposed wind plan by Mr Worley plus a contentious audit by city leaders amid debates on the plant’s true cost and benefits.
The musical comedy Garden of Shah drew a large audience at Taylorsville Want Wednesday evening with hearty applause. The performers delivered a well staged three act farce and the show will move to Murray First Ward Friday for another chance to see it.
A local report details revenue from a plant, deductions for depreciation and interest, and claims of earnings for power and sales at half price. The piece cites Mr Worsley and Mr Warsley, community church events, school activities, and ward committee notes, reflecting city finances and civic notices.
A municipal committee faces questions over a purchase related to power ratings and a controversial decision. Taxpayers demand clarity on the selection and spending, with debate centered on the committee and the impact on local finances.
Fragmentary notice mentions names like Mrs Walter, Murray, and Arthur Short. It describes plans for a sale at Merlinga Grocery on a Saturday and a trip from vt ralo to Oregon. Surprising events at the Aronty are noted with references to marriage and a family.
A local fire incident in Murray City damaged several properties including residence at 494 Green Street and 204 W. The blaze caused property damage estimated around 75 dollars with responders from the area mitigating spread. Firefighters from Hird South and West Grown teams secured the scene. No injuries reported.
Funeral services are announced for Munday Sour. Details remain under local obituary notices and reflect community traditions.
The Karter cantata Victory will be presented Sunday evening at 6 30 in Murray First Ward under the direction of W. F Robinson with orchestra. The soloists include Aheronian reader Mim Rohe Aheronian organist Bra Ae 4 Coopers contralto Fre 1 Morgan tenor BManansat Smith soprano Hay Jaobeon tenor Keith Wire paritone Milas Blanche Ringrome Vrew Prarma tarltone Leonied won tenor Vert Jacotmen baritone Drew Tearsoy lasitone Leonird Reng tarltonsy Mest Compati tenor.
At the Murray Woman's Club meeting officers for the coming year were elected. President is Mire.
The Murray Flower Garden Club will host a city contest under the national movement headquartered in Davenport. Entrants may submit gardens by May 2 with four classes including child cared gardens and unskilled labor gardens. Judging occurs early fall with winners advancing to Davenport for a national event.
A local library gratefully accepts a donation of two volumes on U.S. statehood and history for children. The donor is identified as Mr Trenwey and the books include works titled History of Lith Udter Statehood and WW Stoffut and Hfteets.
A funeral service for Joseph Mmlerbere was held with a closing prayer. The hearse procession and crowd gathered near Murray City Cemetery, where a dedication led by Ker t Gloter took place. Prohibition officers reported seizing 50 gallons of corn liquor on Gyrmania Avenue.
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