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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
5
The Ford Motor Company and its dealers announce free inspection service for new owners, covering labor and materials incidental to preventive checks. No charge for labor or materials unless repairs arise from accident neglect or misuse, with free oil changes as part of upkeep, except for the oil itself.
Murray Aerie No. 176 of the Fraternal Order of Bayle holds a meeting at Erasers Hall with officers listed including Worthy President Pharies Biauffer Worthy Vice President Charles Ringrose Worthy Chaplain Moaning Anderson Secretary Bred Perens Pretatiner Ernest Wright Worthy Conductor Charles Erickson Inner Guardian N It Cawley and others.
The Murray Ivy lodge held a fraternal meeting Monday night at 7:20 with Grand Craft Wright and district representatives in attendance. Attendees included Ratchel-Sterethry and Distriet Rep Vilgar, along with Trikior and Reader Truster figures.
A fragmentary notice lists Omenig Melekoh Lodge No. 15 officers for the month with Mansinue Tursen as Noble, White as Vice, Mes as Secretary, Wadley as Treasurer, and Drinkwater as Seey in Fraternal Hall. The text includes odd spellings and partial titles, indicating a fraternal lodge schedule.
Fraternal hall entries show officers and aides including Irvin Olson, George W. Grinter, and W. Mines. Names appear with titles such as Clerk, Escort, Sentry, and Manager. Street addresses and roles suggest a formal lodge or association roster.
Fragmentary OCR lists Murray signing club officers including Tony Duvall as vice president and D A McMillan as view president among others like A Yeager secretary treasurer and directors such as Pillip Hentz and Ernest Greer. The text references Bendford Lion Tanner Archibald Hayes and Towler with unclear roles.
Sunday School at 9 a.m. Church Service at 7 50 p.m. Sermon by the pastor.
Sunday October 7 mass services listed for St Vincent Church Mur ray and St Teresa’s Church Mill Vale led by Rev Patrick Maguire with pastors noted as presiding figures.
State game authorities announce open seasons for quail and pheasants across multiple counties including Salt Lake Weber Tooele and Sevier with dates in November. Daily bag limit limited to ten birds and restrictions apply to specific districts and counties.
Portions describe protected areas and county boundaries in Utah including Salt Lake and Sevier counties, with references to Beaver, Hoxeldord, and Neplis. The document names the Bear river region, Blue Spring, and Goshen valley while detailing routes and townships for hunting and Quail. It is issued by Arthur Mecham on the Utah Game and Fish Commission order.
A vivid portrait of spring gardening urges planners to blend bright blooms with rich earth tones. It highlights daffodils, tulips, pansies, and flowering bulbs, noting care tips and seasonal timing to create a lasting, painterly garden scene.
The piece describes color patterns in spring flowering shrubs and the joy of yellow blooms amid opening foliage. It notes birds' happiness under shrubbery, the hiding of tulip or daffodil emergence by green leaves, and cautions against cutting flowers for markets.
Report of the committee meeting with Mayor Lester and the City Commission discusses postponing the planting of perennial flowers in Murray City Park. The discussion covers garden care, planting plans, and historical notes on the site. Local officials and Dr ELA Trippo of Salt Lake participated with remarks on garden cultivation.
A religious event at St Vincent's Church Friday evening features Father Welch of the Newman Club at the University of California. He will address the crowd about the Catholic Congress and a coronation themed work. service is planned with a Sunday morning celebration and continuation into midweek events.
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