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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
3
A fragment suggests speech rights at baseball games and broad Congress proceedings via radio, with some people fearing exposure to new ideas and fearing learning.
Taylorsville widow of Jacob T Schleckman Mrs Katte Holder Schleckman died in the hospital Tuesday Born in Germany January 15 1934 she lived in Taylorsville for thirty years She was an active LDS church worker Survived by three children Sarah Joseph and Url Ho Schleckman of Taskorsrtlla Mor father Karl Molderstiot two brothers and two sisters and other relatives
A food sale by the Tadlea Aid Society of the Community Methodist Church will start at 4 pm on Saturday at Jer Mug Grocery. Proceeds support church efforts. prices good and foods varied. The announcement lists organizers including Harold Bateman and Valera Botte with a committee of named workers.
Crescent Circle 101 neighbors nominate district delegates at a March 2 regular meeting in Fraternal Hall. Delegates will be elected in April to attend the Ogden district convention with further actions in June. The evening featured a humorous program and a prize for Mrs. Jennie Kel Kon, with several members praised for arranging refreshments and seating.
Jean Hersholt a renowned character actor selects a Spanish word to express his craft in Give and Take. The Gem Theatre hosts the film Sunday and Monday March 31 and April 1 with co star George Molney and a strong supporting cast.
The prisoner contends he gathered his thoughts and asks the judge to reconsider. The judge notes the defendant’s effort but remains unconvinced, concluding the prisoner’s testimony falls short of a clear defense.
Murray City Library announces new titles across adult and juvenile shelves. Highlights include works by Swalwork, Sinclair, Boyd Briliing, Chapman, Hawkes, and Langtdig featuring adventures, mysteries, and nature tales for varied readers.
The Salt Lake County Minow hosts the Ninth Annual Firemans Dance at the Sandy Assembly Hall on Wednesday April 8. A committee led by PA Swen, Thomas Christie, and Maden guides the event with plans for entry, music by the Ariel Orchestra, and safety features for families attending.
Blorn and Mixes File Miler win and receive bouquets of sweet peas at the Murray First Ward Gold and Green Ball. After a grand march, Miss Ringhurst crowned the queen, attendants danced, and the evening featured punch, evening gowns, and a mood of festive community pride.
A story of compelling interest shown at The Gem Theatre with The Road to Twin Towns presented Tuesday and Wednesday. The piece is praised for its emotional charge and handling of a delicate topic, described as a masterful screen presentation.
Former missionaries and past members of Sheffield and Derbyshire England prepare a reunion at Deseret Gymnasium in Salt Lake City on Saturday in April. The event features music dancing and refreshments for those who have lived in distant lands seeking to reconnect with old friends. The fragmentary text includes garbled dialogue reflecting the noisy, celebratory mood of the gathering.
President of the California Sugar Association and Idaho sugar firm manager urged higher import duties before the House Ways and Means Committee to protect domestic sugar production. They argued a tariff raise to 127 1/2 cents per pound and additional limits on free sugar imports to stabilize prices and support refineries along the Gulf coast.
A fragmentary notice notes an event titled the Ninth Annual Dance of the Salt Lake City Fire Department at the SOnly Ammement Hall on April Seat Price. Attendees include Prickett from Utah, with the Ariel Orchestra providing music and a beneficence component for firemen and attendees.
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