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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1928
Page
2
The Munray KacGnes Murray Aorle No 70 of the Fraternal Order invites members to a weekly meeting at the Sahyy Hall. President G B Gurden and Worthy Vice President Charles Itisewener are listed among officers with Ernest Wright and Charles A Binion also named.
Fragmentary OCR shows a lodge meeting schedule with names and titles such as grand officers and district representatives. The garbled lines mention Welds a meeting in Murray City, weekly Mondays, with officers including Grand Noble, Secretary, Treasurer, District Reps, and trustees, though many names are unreadable.
The Freay third Tneshiys oveneh worth lists Noble Grand Sarah White, Vice View dine Mire, Secretary Biv, Treasurer Nelle Drinkwater. Readership includes Mies and Sarah Dailew in Prareriua Dhili Tivnedine.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Murray HGS Chin Offices and midlife themes with names Tony Duvall and Elton Woodie. Visible fragments imply a nascent profile or court-like listing with references to a secretary and bank-related terms, though details are unclear.
A long list of Granite High seniors apply for graduation as officials note most meet requirements. Burningham leads the graduation committee and states the exact number of qualifiers is not yet determined.
Community notices announce church activities at the Lith Street site with details about services and theater involvement. The event highlights parish outreach and scheduled gatherings for parishioners and neighbors.
A new literary club named Ateranite is announced in Utah with charter members and officers listed. The meeting is set for November in Delathie, with Chovtesth Ge felines and Atta Raker among officers. The group plans a community event and fundraising effort to support local teachers and libraries.
A scrambled report notes a reptilian menagerie at Granite High with unclear names and events. It mentions a planned equation or event involving various creatures and a Halloween period. A key detail states alligators disappeared after school on October 20.
A local class offers a reward for the return of its pet alligator Whee Waleonenye Cut. The note explains the animal’s antics and notes the animal is dangerous if provoked. The item emphasizes safe handling and urges guardians to contact the class.
Graduating students at the seminary have chosen pins for the year. A gold pin with the motto Week oS and emblems marks the ceremony. J Spencer Cornwall and Die wiranite School figures are noted in relation to the event.
The Granite School play announces casting for its upcoming production. A senior wins a leading role after competition, while others await rehearsal details and scenery setup. The director schedules auditions for remaining parts and notes preparatory work.
Mixed sale and rental notices list items such as an oven, electronics, and furniture. Contact Murray for more information on several listings. Some lines reference addresses like 402 E 4th and 41 South Main with brief housing and item descriptions.
A partial OCR note mentions a sale of items tied to a free owner and utilities, with unclear references such as atahi setl priw and deserts the RL OB th, leaving the intended location, participants, and outcome ambiguous.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a wanted girl or woman related to a missing person case. Names and clear details are unreadable. insufficient data to specify a location or outcome.
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