Utah Woolen Mills Blanket Factory Nears Completion
Murray readers glimpse a new industry as Utah Woolen Mills Blanket Factory nears completion with $75,000 of machinery in place and another $25,000 due in October. Stockholders Brit Striuulain and Wm Adams report orders for blankets, with full operation slated by December 1, highlighting modern equipment and a four wall plant designed for efficient production.
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Murray City
Getty
Tme
Tal Woolen Mills
Farang
Murray
Betio
Livia
Soe Iliding
Sheratias
Social items honor Miss Lorine Tattle with shower Luncheon
Social notes describe a surprise shower luncheon for Miss Lorine Tattle hosted by Miss Amber Ohlin in Mil Creek on September 26. Guests sat at eight small tables with pink and white decor, prizes awarded to Elizabeth Cornwall and Olive Hill, and a long guest list including Madge Miller and Ruth Jones.
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Amber Ohlin
Lorine Tattlefor
Mil Creek
Misa Elizabeth Cornwall
Mise Olive Hill
Madge Miller
Blanche Musser
Olive Hid
Eva Hill
Enid
Obituary and funeral rites for Mary Wilhitemown Ogden resident
The obituary notes the death of Mary Wilhitemown of Ogden on Friday at her home 580 W South with Bishop Ky R Raw presiding. Services at the Ogden church featured prayers, a sermon, and hymns. Bishop Rae Vellore led the ceremony with readings by John and others, and the burial followed in the local cemetery.
Ogden City Cemetery Interment Follows Local Service
The ceremony featured speakers including Mr. Joseph Fernelli and Frank K Watkins with others such as David Carr Philjah Larkin and Hodge. The Ladies of the G A K held a service at the home and Woodcraft at the grave before interment in Ogden city cemetery.
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Joseph Fernelli
Frank K. Watkins
David Carr
Merc Pare
Mima Farr
Philjah Larkin
Distr Op Hodge
Re Dp. Wakley
Wiehe Foulger
Thoris Shreeves
G. A. K. Hell
Ald the Lawl Jee
Woodcraft
Ogden City Cemetery
Farewell Testimonial for Elder Rowell
Elder Harold B. Rowell receives a missionary farewell in MIL Creek Ward chapel on Friday at 8 p.m. The program features a Ward Choir, readings, solos by William Lawsoy and Lelaid Roysell, violin and trumpet numbers, and a speaker E M Sinearson, with Bishop Cornwall presenting and a missionary benediction by J Carlisle.
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Harold B. Rowell
Mil Creek Ward
Rowell
John Rowell
Hill Avenue
Wis Wen
Colin
L. D.S
Seieetlin—Ward
Invecntion
John M. Park Tengar
Selo
Ligud Croxford
B. Alein Russon
William Lawsoy
E. M. Synearson
Lelaid Roysell
Ivet—Roth Miller
Isabel Brown
A. Oal
Cornwall
J. Carlisle
Arts and Crafts dance Oct 18 at Murray First Ward
The Murray Woitat's club Arts and Crafts Section will host a dance Thursday evening October 18 with patrons Murray Lions Club and Country Club. The Arcadians will provide music, promising a lively social event with committees handling decorations publicity arrangements and refreshments.
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Murray Woitat's
Murray
Tsih
Murray Lions Club
Country Cover Club
Ae Te “Arcadians
Thix Eyimer
Salt Lake
Commlttees
Destiny Stirewss
Geo
Fidionten
Mies Gem Gautin
Cot Pound
Mim Wol
Wright
A. Pusote
Tevin Olson
H. Ward
Geneva Caldwell
S& EL Bringhurst
Thaw
Martin
HL Andersen
Local Socials and Club Meetings Report
Mr wed Mrs W 1 Mantleet hosted a dinner for eight on Wednesday evening at their home with Judge Hallady Mex Lloboday Mr and Mrs Owen Kernan and Mr and Mrs Lester Smith of Midvale. Spencer Collins recovering from appendicitis visited grandparents on Vine Street. Murray Womens Club Arte and Crafts Section to meet at Mrs Thowia Martins. Florence Drip to join Ho Yokel Club next week at Vine Street. Mrs A J Deters hosted Orde X Club at State Street with guests Lavern Hetjer Willim Peters Cleon Beckstead Leah Farley Ernest Purley Donna Beckstead.
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Hallady
B. Lambourne
Vine Street
Young Collins
Mormy High School
Murray Womens Club
Thowia Martin
Mic Florence
Drip
Ho Yokel Club
Republican Rally A Success in Murray City Hall
Fraternal Hall in Murray City hosted a large enthusiastic Republican rally under Young Men's Republican Club auspices. Candidates Ernest Bamberger Jed Hansen Judge Weight Wallace B Kelly and others spoke briefly about party aims. Ada McDonald sang as Verona Gordon announced engagement. Vernon and Gordon plans for October 11 Salt Lake Temple were noted. The event closed with patriotic songs and praise for Murray’s recent progress. continued on last page.
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Murray City
Miver ID Lester
Young Mens’ Republican Club
Ito
Hepublican
Jneliud
Ernest Bamberger
Jide Hansen
Judge Weight
Wallace B. Kelly
D. Deck
J. Lester
Win
J. Wats
Clarence Cowan
Didge
Fred R. Morgan
Murray
Richard Metley
Lester
Jane Atwood
Annie Laurie
Beck
Mrs. A. E. Greeno Will Be 100 Oct 28
Mrs. A E Greeno near 100 on October 28. Born in New York, she moved west to Nebraska in 1870s, lived in Idaho and Utah, and now near Murray. A lifelong quilter and violin lover, she attributes longevity to work, regular hours, and simple living.
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A. E. Greeno
Mee Green
New York
Cate
Ist
Greene
Nebraska
Daghter
Lacie J. Cox
Phyeleday
Nehrwwku
Dilwekfoot
Idaho
Mra
Greeno
Halt Lake
Nephi
Mr. Greeno
Tlme
Ter
Yaart
Mira
M. Howell
Murray
Me. Cox
Rowell
White House
Poe
Wim. J. Bevand
Franklin Pmeren
Ith
U. S
Green
Yeung
Canning Factory to be Rebuilt on Same Site
Murray residents celebrate Rocky Mountain Packing Corporation rebuilding the factory on its site after a spring fire. D. A. McMillan and Philip Bentz of the Murray Lions Club lead a committee guiding the effort with growers agreeing to supply peas and tomatoes for five years. Construction starts within days as the town anticipates renewed employment and commerce.
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Murray
T. A. Fabian
Tlavky Mountain Packing
D. A. McMillan
Philip Bentz
Murray Lions Club
McMillan Bente
Rocky Mountain Corporation
Milich
Packing Corporation
Rocky Mountain Packing Corporation
Utah
Rocky Mountain
Fabian
Hunter
Butlerville
Brinton
Union
Sandy
West Jordan
South Jordan
Church Dinner Proves Great Success
The second annual chicken dinner at St. Vincent’s Church parish hall drew more than 000 attendees from Salt Lake, Murray, and Midvale. They praised the food and service, and Father Maguire and the St. Vincent’s parish head thanked supporters via the Murray Eagle. Special thanks were given to the Community Aid ladies for table use.
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St. Vincents Church
Salt Lake
Murray
Midvale
Father Maguire
St. Vincent's Church
Yesterday’s Peak Achievement Highlighted in Start of Day
A concise recap notes the highest achievement recorded yesterday and its relevance as the starting point for today. It identifies the key milestone and its impact on ongoing efforts, reflecting the day's forward-looking emphasis.
Corboal Demonstration Promises Cleaner Fuel
Mr Jensen, inventor of the process to produce Cohen, conducted no demonstration this week at the company office on South Street and the D and TK G tracks. Experiments illustrated the fuel’s remarkable qualities and the potential to end the Salt Lake Valley smoke nuisance. Many attendees were impressed by the reworkable fuel’s effects and its demonstrated capabilities.
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Mr. Jensen
Cohen
Sth South
TK. G
Salt Lake Valley
Hawds Ladies Chorus Elects Officers and Rehearses
The Meyda Lathes Chorus, organized four years, elected Evelyn Maden Welie president and Mies Elrena Reading to lead. Mrs Nelile Bennion directs with Miss Thien thinlonon as accompanist, aiming to boost local community education and social engagement.
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Evelyn Maden Welie
Mies Elrena
Nelile Bennion
Thien Thinlon
Harti Ladies Instrumental Trio in Taylorsville class program
The Harti Ladies Instrumental Trio performed for the M. L. A. adult class in Taylorsville. The class began with 22 attendees but rose to 40 present by Monday evening.
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Harti
M. LL A
Taylorsville Word
The Lion and the Tiger Rhyme Fragment
A fragmentary verse scene features a lion and tiger arguing about roaring. A rabbit and a fox observe, while odd phrases and names appear, suggesting a playful, unfinished fable with misheard lines and nonsensical names.
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Ron
Bald
Benata Hecate
Maldacre
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