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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1927
Page
2
A collage of witty lines, local ads, and light commentary from the Eagle Journal. Features musings on advertising, December grocers, fishing season hints, humorous quotes, and notices about garage progress and a free want ad offer. Includes odd aphorisms and social observations with a period voice.
Community leaders promote unity among youths as schools close for summer. The plan seeks useful work for many boys and girls to keep them busy and engaged, preventing idle hands from turning into mischief and pool room rowdy behavior.
The text extols keeping food cool to keep the family happy and healthy. It mixes old sayings about youth marriage profit success and self entertainment with fragmented phrases about advertising and restraint. The tone resembles period advice prose with multiple aphorisms.
The May session of the Cottonweal District Hoy Scout Court of Honor of the Salt Lake Council will be held in Murray City Hall Friday evening May 2 at 7 o clock. The program includes Call to Order Flag Ceremony Second Class Awards First Class Awards Merit Badge Awards Star Life Eagle Awards and closing exercises. Special invitation extended to all friends of Scouting and Eagle Journal subscription offered.
The South Murray Community Club held a May 11 meeting to discuss a summer camp and a local Fourth of July celebration. Hyphralin Wahlquist James Stephen were named to research the camp, while Gerald Craven Jo Lundberg Curtis Shaw Roy Turpiy Ivy Meyers Denzil Watts and Ray Meyers were chosen to organize the celebration. The club aims to host a community ball May 25 at Municipal Park with Tromian Carlisle Ellin McMillan supervising and Alfred Craven handling ticket sales for a Pantages event afterward.
The Second Ward plans a May 24 performance titled Breer Moin' at the Second Ward. Cast includes Alli Saure Pearl Snurr Lena Haish Lonnve Brstanee Rayola Lester Houwheity Smith Flora Kevisich Iren Bystynoe Louise Adamson Vern Nawhine Maryjorie Sporr Thelia Snare and Kenny Rogers.
The reader argues for pure air alongside better nutrition and street cleanliness. It links sunlight with healthier milk and vegetables, reduced malnutrition, nervous disorders, and other illnesses, and claims clean air could lower accidents and improve wellbeing in the community.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co has spent twenty five years refining a quality tire now offered for sale at Frank's Garage located at 4910 South State.
Authorities report Joseph Moff a 46 year old Murray merchant was found dead in a rear room at 4830 South State Street. He appeared to have hanged himself with a rope from a loft in a back room after a long illness. A wife and four children survive. Funeral services were held Wednesday at a local chapel with burial in Wohary Cemetery.
A local surprise party for Mes was planned by friends and family on Wednesday May 4. Attendees included Mrs Nettle Wrinkwiters Abe, Frank Boutehel, Meg Ben Wagoner, Mr S Unrhew, Mrs RR, and others, with Mrs Baia Nelson and Ives Beekatend noted among guests.
The Me lure graduation features a long list of students from area schools with selections by the chamber of music and orchestral ensembles. Notable performers and presenters include Kathleen Hemant Mary Taylor Marvin Sipes and the Andante from Fifth Symphony with violin solo by Hlchulyevsky.
The article notes Mrs Heward Matieknecht hosting guests at her home for a social Sunday visit. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Townsend, Mr and Mrs Spray, and several others from GarField and nearby towns. The setting describes a new coat of paint and a home tour by guests, reflecting a small community gathering.
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