Murray High Students Win Many Honors
Murray High School earned multiple honors on High School Day at the University of Utah. The Murray High Orchestra won first place in a statewide contest for over 500 pupils, marking their fourth straight win. Glen Shaw took third in the cornet contest, Frank Thone third in saxophone, and Lester won first in the table race.
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Murray High School
University of Utah
Murray High Orchestra
Glen Shaw
Frank Thone
Thurs Lester
Murray High School Valedictorian Miss Wilma Peters 1920
Miss Wilma Peters was chosen valedictorian for the class of 1920 at Murray High School. She has been an exceptional student, active in many activities, including four years in the orchestra, one year as G A A president, sophomore class vice president, booster for two years, yearbook staff for two years, chorus for one year, and student body court member for one year. She contributed generously to the school and left Murray High with a record to be proud of.
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Wilma Peters
Murray High School
Special Awards for Students Highlight School Honors
The text lists numerous special awards and recipients across fields. Highlights include L C Miller Award to Jubilee Speak ine Louis Zalewnik, George A Jenkins Award to Musse Amy Robinson, D W Moffat Award to Scholarship and Activities Wayne Simper, Rothwell Award to Florence Holmes, Cahoon Award to Awanl Mental Arithmetic Charles Rowell, Gaufin Award to Merle Lotte, Cooper Award to Depeuman shiyy Helen Kineen, Sheranton Award to Wilton Meters, and Zeabeta Formule League honors for debating Prank Thone Eugene Jones.
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Thee
L. C. Miller
Louis Zalewnik
George A. Jenkins
Musse
Amy Robinson
D. W. Moffat
Wayne Simper
W. BH. Rothwell
Florence Holmes
J. W. Cahoon
Charles Rowell
F. Gaufin
Merle Lotte
A. ©. Cooper
Helen Kineen
WN. Sheranton
Formule League
Prank Thone
Eugene Jones
Bishop Mitty Confirms Thirty at St. Vincent’s Church
On Wednesday, the Rt. Rev. John J. Mitty conferred the Sacrament of Confirmation on about thirty from Murray and Midvale. Assisted by Father Maguire and Rev. J. J. Grady, the class included Carl Jinevich, Josephine Percich, Julia Tappa, Mary Saban, Mildred Patrick, Barbara Saban, Mary Junoskovich, Jennie Chofar, Mary Biltsu Janse Rodolleh, Frank Diana, Alexander Mark, John Pezety, Martin Perley, Conrad Singer, Michael McGuire, Jonnie Viehirk, Annie Vehar, Violet Renvernu, Lena Julian, Mildred Anne Medak, Kathe Matlevich Ogrin, Mary Mash, and Annie Putnik. The altars were decorated with spring blossoms and sponsors included FE. C. O'Brien, Therese Hoffman, and E. J. Kearne.
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John J. Mitty
D. DL
Catholicc
Salt Lake
Murray
Midvale
Father Maguire
J. J.grady
Salt Lake City
Carl Jinevich
Josephine Percich
Julia Tappa
Mary Saban
Mildred Patrick
Barbara Saban
Mary Jun Oskovich
Jennie Chofar
Mary Bilt
Therese Hoffman
E. J. Kearne
Local items and society notes from Murray and Taylorsville
Mrs. Thomas Powell is ill at her North State Street home with high blood pressure. Mr. and Mrs. I. Peterson of Lark visited Murray friends on Wednesday. Granite High School graduates will hold exercises Friday evening at the Granite Stake Tabernacle in Bard South and Stake Street. A surprise birthday party for Joseph W. Hixson occurred Friday at his West 48th South home with dancing. Frank Coppin, Ada Coppin’s son, will leave June 6 for a two year Netherlands mission. a farewell testimonial is set for Friday May 7 at the 4th Ward Chapel Salt Lake. Plymouth School ninth graders hosted a progressive supper and dancing with 26 guests. Plymouth School of Taylorsville students will hold field day Friday at Liberty Park. Joshua MineKay and daughters attended Taylorsville Graduation Exercises Wednesday. Snare family from Provo and nearby areas visited Murray for their father Barton Snarr’s heart-disease funeral. Parley Bennion arrived from Cokeville on a ranch visit to Taylorsville. Ada Coppin, now in Eastlake, heads to Denver in June for the Netherlands Mission accompanying her son. Grant Ward Religion Class officers and teachers enjoyed an afternoon matinee at the Playhouse with Mrs. White, Mrs. Sunderrum, Mrs. Stone, Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Beckstrum, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Leading, Mrs. Farrer, Miss Malstrom, Miss Ratenma, and Miss Jacobsen. Mrs. Mary Farrer attended as a special guest.
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Thomas Powell
North State Street
I. Peterson
Lark
Murray
Granite High School
Granite Stake Tabernacle
Bard South
Stake
Joseph W. Hixson
West 48Th South Street
Frank Coppin
Ada Coppin
Salt Lake
Netherlands
4Th Ward
7Th South
West Temple
Plymouth School
Geste
Joshua MineKay
Taylorsville
Leland BE. Snare
Prove
Owl
Snarr
Howntiful
James B. Snare
Abner C. Snarr
Barton Snarr
Parley Bennion
Cokeville
Wyomley
Mia
Thirlty
East Toke
Jane
Denver
Mra
B. B. Peterson
Grant Ward
Playhouse
Mre
A. B. White
Lexie Sunderrum
Lydia Stone
Lottie Hayden
Ila Beckstrum
Clara Kemp
Ella Leading
Mies Fern Farrer
Fern Malstrom
Mise Lila Ratenma
Ann Jacobern
Mise
Mary Farrer
A. McMillan
Diane
Hown Street
James “Arvid Mabela
Marry
Thoms Coppin O
Kenneth Willams
MTA
Mr. Williams
Minos Maxine
Danley Stinkts
Welee
Cottonwood Canyon
Tloward Roberts
Lee Davey
Wayne Moss
Mon. Ho Bites
Elaine Beck
Herbert Mitchell
Rowe Montague
Mire Louk Peterson
Maline
C. Erekeon
Clinton Glike
Frank Johnson
J, Johnson
Seten Allen
Mere
Alfred Anderson
Victor Petersen
Anna Chattell
Mia Mary Orterem
Willard Sorenson
Mix Sarena
Vine Street
Mia John Hagelgren
Son Heary
Hotelerew
Shearing Demonstration At Spencer Farm May 11
The Salt Lake County Hampshire club hosted its first community shearing event at Raymond Spencer’s Murray farm. Logan’s B Burrel demonstrated electric shearing while UC A C Esplin assessed fleeces, noting strong wool with average yields around 16 pounds and several sheep producing high yields. County Agent Martineau predicted solid wool prices soon as shows continue.
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Salt Lake County
Raymond Spencer
Murray
B. Burrel
Logan
A. C. Esplin
A.C
Ashley Spencer
Arthur Yeager
Elwood Spencer
Smith Bringhurst
Royce Bringhurst
George Pringhurst
Drama and Debate Winners List with Various Honors
A compiled page lists numerous students and their accolades across drama, debate, opera, and sports categories such as F BB Drama and Opera awards. It notes repeated winners like those achieving three consecutive years and includes a key to awards and sports categories.
Can Party at Fraternal Mall Hosts May 25 Event
Neighbors of Woodcraft invite the public to a Can Party at the Fraternal Mall on May 25. Proceeds support community projects and local amenities.
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Woodcratt
Former Murray Boy Receives Sendoff for Netherlands Mission
Thomas Frank Coppin, son of Mrs Ada Coppin, formerly of the city and now in Salt Lake, will be honored with a testimonial before departing for the Netherlands. A program in the Fourth Ward Chapel includes invocations, songs, solos, violin selections, a male quartet, remarks by Bishop Versehion, and a missionary talk, followed by dancing.
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Rewarks
William F. Versehion
Dane Tree
Miller family visits after mother’s death in Idaho
Mee Leonant Miller and children of Edaho Pulle have arrived after word of their mother Mit Thoma Powell Mre Miller. They will stay for a period, visiting relatives and attending to family matters.
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Mee Leonant Miller
Edaho Pulle
Mit
Thoma Powell
Mre Miller
Social events and visits in Murray and Salt Lake area
Social items detail numerous dinners and gatherings in Murray and Salt Lake. Guests include Miss Stuth Mackay of Tylerville, Miss Daley Simons, Mr. Win nifrel Brown Knight, Mrs. Tilly, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. McMillan, James Arvid Mabe la, Mrs. Thoms Coppin o, and others. Notable happenings include birthday parties, a welee roast in Cottonwood Canyon, a surprise party for Miss Louk Peterson, and moves to Salt Lake City.
Second Spring Flower Garden Show IMViay 18
The article previews the Murray Flower Garden Center show on May 18 featuring talks on feeding infants, garden displays, and a schedule from morning exhibitions to afternoon demonstrations. Notable organizers and presenters listed include Murray National Bank, Judge Wil, and Mrs. Rothwell among others.
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Imviay
Cottonwood Stake Conference Program May 19
The Holladay Ward Choir directed by Charles Rh, with Raymond Pike at piano, presents the Cottonwood Stake Conference program at Granite Stake Tabernacle Sunday morning and afternoon sessions. The morning includes hymns and multiple anthems such as Cast Thy Burden Upon the Lord Mendelssohn and God of Israel. A quartet led by Freda Christensen and others performs. The afternoon program starts at 2:00 pm with hymns and further anthems including Oh Lord, Meet More for-Conoane and Hallelujah, led by Emer Miller and choir.
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Holladay Ward
Charles Rh
Mke
Raymond Pike
Cottonwell
Granite Stake Tabernacle
Lord Southend State
Sesson
A. m
God of Israel
Steph
Two Young Men Captured in Alton Gardner Case
Alton Gardner aged 22 was fined 25 and his brother Latmar Gardner 17 was turned over to juvenile court by Judge S&SEF on Monday following their arrest on Saturday. debt, Mike Stuhy 17 was remanded to the Jay mile court after being charged with breaking into the home of M. Popick. Cleorge Buchet and Clyrde Nelson were fined five dollars each for speeding.
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Alton Gardner
Latmar Gardner
S&sef. Oringhuret
Mike Stuhy
Jaymile Court
M. Popick
Cleorge Buchet
Clyrde Nelson
Woodcraft Club Meeting Hosts Card Party Prizes Awarded
Woodcraft Local Chil members met in the Praternal Hall on Thursday afternoon after a brief meeting. Cards were played, prizes awarded to Mrs Nelile Stauffer and Minnie Hiseman. Hostesses Mrs Thomas Gibbs and Mr Carl Md served lunch to twenty one attendees.
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Woodcraft
Chil
Praternal Hall
Nelile Stauffer
Mia
Minnie Hiseman
Thomas Gibbx
Carl Md
Fragmentary notes on a birth and family history
The text records a birth and family movements across towns in California and Idaho with names and dates garbled. It mentions a child later living in Shasta California with references to a landmark Phona and a marriage in October 19th century.
Community Megholia meeting with the Ladies Ald Bietory al Dae
A Wednesday evening gathering of the society for the cewsin was held at fall streetanw to discuss the Community Megholia pire vill ww et with Mre WY. role unclear but noted as a single local event in the alda vein.
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Megholia Pire
Mre WY
Bonus Nee Weinesdiy
The
Society For the Cewsin
SAILING TALES AND A PLEA FOR EAGLE NOVEL
A fragment describes sea adventure themes and romance tied to old SpanishMain battles and a Mexican setting. It promotes The Blade of Picardy in the Eagle, urging readers to read for suspense and intrigue while noting Western Newspaper Union service.
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America
Picardy
Mexico
Spanish Sea Rovers
Neow Eagle
Kempemaer Dandy
Western Newspaper Union
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Murray High
Mildred Mower
Herbert Mower
Francis Meade
Wyile Stoddard
Prent Mower
Ogden
A-One
State Street
Magnafiere
Vermberg—S
Pranels Carlon
Piorene Canmmegheter
Mrle Hobie
Studote Por
Laer Brinehurst
Deuma Foren
Holie—Drane
Stuent
Emerson Ronei
Mitty
ST. Vincent’s Church
Plymouth School of
Liberty Park
Spencer Farm
Margaret Thayne
Viola Carlson
Laven Christensen
Florence Cannegieter
Verna Berg
Hernlee Wright
Kreshmeer Juretich
John Mearson
Charles Rodman
Sam Oliver
Vernal Larson
Donald Gilert
Karl Miller
Gigneve Bennion
Clifford Kerg
Hlewand Cannegieter
David Turner
Margaret Connegieter
Irene Johnson
Morence Cannecleter
Arion Erekson
Eugene Wool
Margaret Gaufin
Yer Hook
Kastellico
B. Kherman Wool
John Tomich
Ther
Warne Bimper
Eugene Jones Lekey
Terry Charles Weet
Holladay Irving Junior High
Thomas Frank Coppin
Wissdon
Andries de Brora
Reece
Wilford Burton
Kenneth Button
Effie Hurst
Dateh Sopran
Helen Hyde
Reading
Hishow
K. N. White
Auriela Shim
Chas, Thyde
Hyde
Chirence Evans
Golden Sesedons
Dan Goodmansen
Kil Goodin
Mrs
Stuth Mackay
Tylerville
Daley Simons
Cotton Woods
Winnifrel Brown Knight
Tilly
Tre
Shy Mrs. Ivy Tall
Fleet
Tias
Alow
Nathonal
Alueras
Hiss
Frank
Cottonwood Stake
Freda Christensen
Joln Thowers
Thertha Christopherson
Victor Christopherson
Lund
Conoane
Mr. and
Mes
Emer Miller
Ehoir
Halleth
Woodcraft Social Club
Ttl
Mos Rothwell
Wink
WRS
Clara G, Rutiiwele
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