10 Nov 1927
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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1927
Page
1
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Joy Four Year Term Commissioner for Four Year Term and Auditor for Two Year Term are listed with the winning candidates as certified by the City Recorder of Murray City Utah. Official returns show the highest vote recipients for each office in the November 1927 election.
Mayors reelected I Lester wins by a 108 vote margin. G Berger takes Commissioner with 40, Lt Harawn 570, Mrs Labude 402 for City Auditor. Voters cast 4 135 ballots amid clear weather. results praise progress and call for unity.
Mayor Lester L. in Murray City thanks supporters after his re election to serve again. He pledges continued progressive government and business like handling of city affairs. He promises to pursue advances for the city and to consider each citizen's interests with appreciation of the honors bestowed.
The revived dance revue by Miss Weld Welty drew full crowds Friday night, filling all spaces from stages to halls. Costumes stage setup and music impressed, with twenty tiers prepared. Miss Weld’s program showcased students from Salt Lake schools and local tutors, praising the effort and talent across ages while noting strong affiliations with state and national teacher groups.
Mrs J Leo Jensen and Mrs TH Spangler hosted a mixed shower for Miss Vesta Eyre at Mrs Spangler s home on Wreuteh Avenue Tresday evening with pink and white decorations and a Cupid motif. Sixteen guests attended and gifts were given. Mr and Mrs Keawin Eyre announced Vesta Eyre s engagement to Mr Ulrener Rookway of Salt Lake with a December 7 wedding planned. The event featured Halloween decorations and a social evening with games and refreshments.
An odd report from Los Angeles details a visit by Mr. Avi and Mr. Denelie Markers to inspect the Murray City auxiliary power plant. A social gathering followed with entertainment by Mr. Miller and a large crowd attending a dinner party.
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A farewell party was held for Elder Reid Erekson of the Soh Cottonwood ward on Thursday November 10 prior to his mission service. The program featured songs, solos, a short talk by Bishop J. 2, and remarks by several attendees. Afterward guests enjoyed refreshments and youth members from Moon Ward planned the next gathering.
The city considers a Murray celebration on completion of concrete paving with a White Way display. Business leaders suggest a public gathering on the main street featuring decorations music and交流 to strengthen local ties and invite Salt Lake visitors to participate in the civic event.
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The message explains delivery duties for the witch house kitchen on Wednesday afternoon November 16 after Roy A. and warns of consequences for tardiness. It notes the petition committee will hear from each organ and reports due by social gamber with a gathering planned for the evening.
Metropolitan Male Chorus rehearsals continue as the group prepares two performances this week. Members are urged to attend at Murray Fire World Chapel on Sunday at 7 40 p m. A second concert will be held at Granite Stoke Theatre on Friday evening with doors opening at 8 00 p m.
A social gathering hosted at the home of Mrs. Himstrer on Wolvesday, Now, 16th, with Mr Ho Beadform and Mr A. Beef expected to entertain Lovties Ald.
The report notes Mirray City patrons and miste LaVeu addressed a gathering discussing ongoing support. She urged continued patronage to sustain the enterprise and thanked the audience for their loyalty amid a period of tense anticipation and community discussion of local vitality.
A community sale will be held in the basement of the First Congregational Church at First South and North East Salt Lake City on December 12 commencing at 10 am. Vendors and residents are invited to participate. Proceeds support church activities.
An early Holliday parent teacher group forms with a teacher executive and committees to foster child welfare. The article lists chairpersons and members including Virginia Vom Delina Morticneen and Thomas Cartivle among others arranging community involvement.
The Gem Theatre presents The Satin Woman on November 11 featuring Mrs Wallace Reid as a leading fashion leader torn between love and duty. The plot follows a mother and wife striving to atone for past forgetfulness while saving her daughter from a world of temptation, with supporting turns by Rockit lows and John Miljan and a cast including Gladys Be well and Alice White.
The Murray First Ward schedules a conference on November 3, 1927 at 620 NW. It lists congregational directions, choir quartets, and selections including Journal Lever of My Soul and Sing My Soul. The program features personnel like Lemond Nettwe, Wm Person, and Mrs A C Cooper.
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