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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
7
The Murtin First Ward Galil and Green Ball in Recreation Mall on March 21, 1029, featured ornate gold and green decor. Evelyn Bringhorst was crowned queen at 10 30 PM after a ball attended by guests and attendants Margaret Erickson Bernice Mackay and Emin.
Social notes recount Mrs Albert Larson hosting the Friendly Women's Club on Prim Street last Wednesday. The Moorrig Dinner Club met at Vine Street home of Mr and Mrs DP AY McMillen. Mrs John Walia hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Morris Aspland prior to her marriage. Luncheon for 22 followed by cards. high score Mrs Bloomquist, low Mrs Buckle. Easter decor graced rooms and dining table with Easter cant and favors. Mr and Mrs Grant Brygen entertained friends Wednesday evening. Mrs Roy Shepherd hosted a children's party Saturday afternoon for her daughter Joan on East 8th South Street for her seventh birthday. Lanehown served with Easter backers. devotions and Easter and St Patrick’s Golf games with fourteen young girls present. Miss Sarah A Meppford returned from Los Angeles to be with her daughter and son-in-law. Mrs Lorey Richardson hosted Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs Milly Timmskow who resigned as music director. The gathering featured social time and treats. Mr and Mrs Ted Hendrick of Salt Lake City visited with Mr and Mrs PL Hastquesen of Midvale. The annual dance was noted for upcoming events.
Fraternal Order of Eagles Murray Aerie No 1700 marked the twenty first birthday with a banquet and a service button presentation to four Old Timers Fred Jensen Gordon VFL Peterson V8 Rawlins and T C Smith. J W Krebs gave the button and urged continued leadership. Speakers included W Enright J McOale and others as the group looked toward an April fifth annual ball and upcoming meetings.
J C Penny Co displays showy Easter outfits in raster tows with attractive women’s apparel. Milady can select an Easter dress and accessories to create a complete raster outfit. Murray Tenney store promises the lowest prices this season.
The Murray City report by Worsley and Forman shows the electric plant operated from 1912 to 1920 with bond funds, modest start, rising revenues, and net earnings of 81 281.51 per year after costs. The Citizens Committee led by J W Metlury argues the plant sold power at half the outside rate, benefitting citizens while disputing misused funds and rate policies.
The musical comedy In the Garden of the Shah played to a large crowd Wednesday evening with strong applause. Performers worked hard to perfect the three act show and will present again Friday evening at Murray First Ward for those who missed Taylorsville.
The Easter cantata Victory will be presented Sunday evening at 1 40 in Murray First Ward under the direction of W F P Robinson and orcles tra. Musicians include Grace Sherman reader Hose Sherman soprano Mrs A O Cooper contralto Pred K Morgan tenor Manassah Smith piano Emme Blorn soprano Ituy Jacobson tenor Keith Wise baritone Blanche Ingrase Drew Pearson baritone Leonani Jacobson tenor Vert Jacobson baritone Drew Pearson baritone Leonard Hartman tenor Melvin Cornwall tenor.
Local residents hear of a Deacon's Love Affair program at Murray Baptist Church on March 2 with a cent admission per size base. Community notices list dances, visits, and school events including Murray High School sack apron and workwear dance Friday night.
A Murray City fire incident list shows residents alerted to respond to multiple small blazes on Green Street and Cherry Street. Noted names include Mire, Chas Beaton, Pietsch Routh, and Dinnge with damages around 75 dollars.
Officials weigh options for engine capacity and procurement in campus project. The committee, including Mr Berger and Mr Prarkinent, faced questions on whether to approve two 4 horsepower engines amid taxpayer concerns and funding implications.
Peer Gonilae bwiling Son Popular Street, Lianage, Si, Ly aurumey notes commendable tre ord amid harsh weather. The Merray City Fire Department has long stood out as an essential community outlet with strong outreach and steady service.
Sunley Manet obituary note indicates funeral services were held. details are limited in the fragment.
The Murray Woman's Club elected officers for the coming year at a recent meeting. New leaders include President Mrs. M. T. Deval and First Vice President Mrs. L. A. Martha, with St. Towler as Second Vice President and Mrs. G. E. Gordon as Secretary. Officers will conduct duties until the next term.
A March evening service at a local hospital featured a procession for Mr Alvin Lindall with opening remarks by Wandhair Prover. The choir performed We Shall Meet and selections included My Loved One and Oh Light of All the World. Speakers listed Bishop TL FP Creenwoe John G Shar KB Tegness Alfred Retdine and Wal-
The Murray Flower Garden club will run a yard and onion contest as part of the city better homes campaign under Wo HL Linnell. Four classes judge gardens with entries due by May 1 and judging in August or early September followed by a public sale and prize offerings. Winners may enter the national contest with bird house special and Davenport entries planned for a photo submission. Carl Hatset chairs the Murray committee.
The library received a plea de mite of children's books from Mr Amerson and fifteen children's titles from Mrs Wester Cohen. The books are in good condition and will be added to the children's section. The donors express gratitude for the reception of the items.
In a community gathering the crowd showed love for Mr Lindall while Joseph Millerberr offered the closing prayer. The Murray City Cemetery grave was dedicated by Albert Glover as Peters' prohibition officers reported 30 gallons of corn mash found on Germania Avenue.
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