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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1929
Page
9
The article claims freedom of speech is restricted in the country yet people may holler at baseball games this spring. It notes calls for Congress proceedings to be broadcast broadly by radio, though some fear they might learn new things.
Mrs. Katie Holder Schleckinnen of Taylorsville widow of Jacob H. Schleckman died in a hospital. Born in Germany January 16, 1884 she resided in Taylorsville thirty five years and was an active L D P S church worker. Surviving are three children Karl Holder a father Louis Henry Holder two sisters Carolina Wallace Elizia Yucom Mya Jackson Emma Erickson and four brothers.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Community Methodist Church hosts a food sale at Hurling Grocery Store starting 2 o clock Saturday March 5. Patrons will find foods and prices of the day. In other news the Jordan High School senior class honors the Friday night promenade with a Hawaiian gym theme led by Harold Bateman and Valera Sofie.
Crescent Circle 101 of Neighbors of Woodcraft entertains with a lively party after a March 26 meeting. Delegates will be elected in April to attend the June district convention in Ogden. winners at the party included Mrs May White and Miss Helen White assisting judges, while Jonnie Nelson won the house prize amid a parade of colorful costumes.
Jean Hersholt describes a character actor as patico and explains his craft in the film Give and Take. The Gem Theatre presents the picture starring Hersholt and George Milney with a strong supporting cast including Geo Lewis Sharon Lyn Charles Hill Mailes and Sam Hardy under Wim Deandine direction.
Testimony reveals the prisoner acknowledging growing likelihood of involvement as investigators press the case. The exchange underscores uncertainty and shifts in perceived guilt during questioning and cross examination.
List of new adult books and children's volumes arriving at Murray City Library. Titles by Chapman Abbott Smith and Tappan appear alongside works by Mawkes Hauck Farmer and other authors.
Salt Lake County firemen plan their ninth annual dance at the Sandy Amusement Hall on a Wednesday in April. Committee members include PloA SwensOn, Thomas Christian, PBtmert Smith, Wallace Erickson, and Marshall Webb. The Ariel Orchestra will provide the music.
Marshall Caldwell warns ranchers as half witted dogs menace cattle along the Jordan River. He urges owners to lock up dogs at night to prevent calf losses from wandering canines.
The Murray First Ward event drew a large crowd as Bjorn and Misa Effie Miller presented with a bouquet. Flower girls Tootie and Marjorie Madsen scattered petals, and Mika Bringhurst received a pearl crown. The queen wore pink taffeta as dancing continued and refreshments followed.
F C Howe highlights pine gar coach type bodies from Hinison-Resex Essex and Pivesan models as the era’s most comfortable enclosed cars. The couch or two floor sedan remains the top seller for families, with easy seat adjustment and rear safety features emphasized. Coleries keep the lowest prices among enclosed cars at Howe's showrooms daily.
Former missionaries and residents of Sheffield and South Yorkshire England plan a reunion at the Deseret Gymnasium in Salt Lake City on Saturday in April. The event will feature music dancing and refreshments for all who have lived in England to reconnect with old friends.
The Sugar tariff issue centers on protecting domestic beet sugar with higher duties. United States Beet Sugar Association President LL Love argues current low sugar prices justify no tariff increase to preserve the industry. He cites hearings before the Ways and Means Committee and urges a tariff rise from 10 to 40 dollars per hundred pounds, plus limiting Philippine sugar imports.
A film review praising The Road to Rata shown at The Gen Theatre April 2 and 3. The piece highlights compelling storytelling, strong performances, and a sensitive treatment of a difficult social topic deemed timely and well worth viewing.
A new power wammer suit called Bimouized enters the scene with bold claims of enhanced efficiency. Advocates tout its potential for industrial use, while critics urge cautious testing and safety reviews before wider adoption.
A public hearing attended by W. Prickett of the Viah Trafy Service bureau discusses rate changes. Invitation to attend the Ninth and Denes of the Salt Lake County Fire Department event at the Sanly Amwement Hall on April 5 promises a lively evening with the Artel Orchestra.
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