Honor Roll of Murray High First Term 1927 28
The Murray High School honor roll lists pupils in two categories for the first term 1927 28. A Honor Roll includes Eugene Jones Beth Martin Merle Hobbs Margaret Blain Hart Miller Virginia Malstrom Mary McMillan Donnette Miller Evelyn Bringhurst Lucy Bringhurst and others. B Honor Roll contains Maude Forbes Erva Hobbs Florence Holmes Anne Jacobson Itavola Lester Wilma Peters Amy Robinson Margaret Gaufin Zora Zugel Grace Blancett Theresa Johnson Lorene Mines Fern Maistrom Wilm Doran Jay MePhie Starely Carlisle Mary Farrer Lillian Holmgren Eine Hutchinson John Kastelile Jones Peters Alathea Snarr Frank Thone Clarence Wahblquist Fern Farrer Marguerite Edwards Mildred McCloy.
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Jay MePhie Starely Carlisle Mary Farrer
Lillian Holmgren
Eine Hutchinson John Kastelile Jones Peters
Murray High Notes Sophomores Host Circus Preparations
Murray High School sophomores staged a busy assembly to spark interest in their upcoming circus next Friday night. Readings by Arion Erhin and Allen Greenwood showcased a new playlet Wild Nell, with strong student enthusiasm for the event. The Sophomores and Freshmen also staged a basketball game, the Sophomores defeating Juniors 24 to 13, and a senior victory over faculty followed in a spirited sequence at the high school gym.
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The
Murray High School
Arion Erhin
Allen Greenwood
Stielente
Sopho- St
Sophors
Mrs Barnett Opens New Business In Murray
Mme Violet Barnett has moved the Thermonking establishment to "Sir Cash Feed" on Slate Street. The interior was remodeled and fitted for reception with a living area to the rear. Barnett invites customers to visit the new address and she promises to meet sewing needs in a capable manner.
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Mme
Violet Barnett
Sir Cash
Slate Street
Nidhng
Is Hom
Election set for municipal Ward No 1 school board seat
An election is scheduled for December 7 1927 in Municipal Ward No 1 to elect a school board member for a five year term. James Sabie, the current incumbent, is expected to run again though no other candidates have been officially announced. Candidates or supporters must file a signed declaration with the board of education clerk at least fifteen days before the election.
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Althowsh
James Sabie
Board of Education
Thys
Board of Education Will Not Employ Married Women
The Murray City School District Board of Education voted last Tuesday to stop employing married women after the current school year. Married women already in service will be notified their contracts will not be renewed, and new contracts will void if the woman marries before expiration. The move reflects changing social and economic conditions, not dissatisfaction with the teachers.
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Board OF Education
Kour of Education
Murray City
Wonen
Peggy Palmer Honored Guest Farewell Party Planned
Little Miss Orabelle Brown will entertain with a farewell party for Peggy Palmer before she moves to Nevada to make her home. About ten of the little lady's friends are invited as they regret losing her from their circle.
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Orabelle Brown
Peceys Palmer
Nevada
Eirele
Murray's Hospital Progress A Remarkable Local Build
The article notes rapid progress at Dr. Sheranian's hospital in Murray with pride from those in charge. Wiring by General Electric System under A Christansen marks a first of its kind in town as workers install materials and showcase the architecture. Visitors are urged to view the construction firsthand.
Metropolitan Male Chorus sixth annual concert program
The Metropolitan Male Chorus presents its sixth annual concert on Wednesday, November 30 at the Granite Stake House. The program features solos and choral pieces including Love Song, Legende, Indian Melody, operatic selections, and a Verdi number. Notable performers include 8 LF Burton, Florence Summerhays, and director W. F. Robinson with Gwen Summerbays on accompaniment.
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Granite Stake House
Hedonia
Florence Summerhays
Richard Kevinis
F. Robinson
Gwen Summerbays
Direus Parade At High School Gym Friday
A circus style event is planned for next Friday at the high school gym with clowns, animals, side shows, fortune telling, games, and dancing entertainment. The recreation committee of Beninion Ward will present a play in the near future, date to be announced.
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Bennion Ward
Word of Appreciation for Murray City Commissioner Berger
Gottlieb Berger thanks supporters for re election as commissioner. He vows to continue conscientious service to the people of Murray City at all times.
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Gottlieb Berger
Me. Berger
Murray City
Advertising Drives City Prosperity, Says Local Leader
A local business advocate warns that a city’s health depends on better business through pride and cooperation. He urges merchants to advertise in newspapers to attract local and surrounding customers, stressing faith in their offerings and relentless marketing to draw business away from other cities.
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Bat
Aone
Murray City Celebration Delayed by Equipment Shipments
Maver Lester plans a Murray White Way celebration as flats are readied and equipment is acquired. Some materials will arrive this week and be installed, but final work waits on fixtures shipments. City officials prepare for a future celebration when conditions allow.
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Maver
Lester
Murrayoes
Local social notes from a Utah town dinner parties and gatherings
Locals describe dinners hosted by Mrs. Aliee Combed and Mrs. M. J. Woodward in Salt Lake City, with totals of eleven and varied guest lists. Several birthdays, bridge luncheons, and a miscellaneous shower for Myrtle Draper are noted along with guests from Salt Lake and Ogden. A Mission trip memory by Miss Lind is mentioned, plus readings at the Murray Womans Club and a discussion on Utah history.
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Wi BR. Erekson
Doner Helo
Aliee
Anid
Stewart
Charphell
Germany
Die Amt Mes
TL KB
Sypaitigler
Murray Womans Club
Methodist Church
F. EL Smith
John A. Jones
Utah
Cornwall Bolln
Murray High to Present Play Seven Chances
Murray High School drama department will present the play Seven Chances at the Granite State House on the evening of December 1st.
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Murray High School
Granite Stake House
Cottonwood Stake Quarterly Conference Details
The Cottonwood Stake plans its Quarterly Conference to be held Sunday November 20 with sessions at 10 00 am 24 pm and 7 30 pm Attendees include Geo F Wichards and Stephen Richards who will address the sessions The pageant Gleaning Through the Ages will be performed by Murray What Ward Mutual and the Cottonwood Stake Gleaner Chorus led by Myrum Bennion The Great Ward Choir will provide morning music and the Holliday Ward will supply the afternoon music A youth chorus will perform during the evening service.
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Fonwea
Apo Geo
F. Wichards
Stephen Richards
Murray What Ward Mutual Provenient Association
Cottonwool Stake Gleaner G
Myrum Bennion
Great Ward
Morning View
Holliday Ward
Prosperity Projections From Virgil Jordan Urge Caution
New York November 15 chief economist Virgil Jordan of the national industrial conference warns prosperity may surge in 1925 1926 but could strain railroads credit and Federal Reserve capacity. He urges planners to use existing resources efficiently and avoid far excess capacity while noting signs of lagging business without a boom.
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New York
Virgil Jordan
National
Jaar
United States
Jordan
Federal Reserve System
Fe Estate
Fina Seltig
Funeral Services for Mrs Burnham in Draper Utah
Funeral services for Mrs Mere Sa Voudrey Burnham of Draper Utah will be held at the Draper word chapel Friday. The body may be viewed at the residence of Mr Boberg from 11 am to 1 pm the day of the views. Interment will be in Draper Cemetery under the direction of C Goff, undertaker. Mrs Burnham was born in Brooklyn New York in December 1857 and came to Utah with her parents at age two. She had been a resident of Draper for four years. Surviving are a daughter and three sons A T J Bernabe Draper AL Hurniam Salt Lake and five grandchildren.
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Mere
Voudrey
Burnham
Utah
Ote
Pridmy
Boberg
C Goff
Burminham Wee Bern Theoklyn
New York
Ben
A.T. J
Bernabe
Draper
AL Hurniam
Salt Lake
Fragmentary OCR Mistery Item
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places but lacks a coherent event or details to form a clear news item. The readable fragments include scattered references to people and a partial image description, without a verifiable incident, date, or location.
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