Wasatch Motor Co reveals Ford staff changes and成长
Wasatch Motor Company profiles longtime employees joining Ford division ranks and clerical recruits. Ivan Frame and J P Adutmen advance roles, Leonard Gerrard and I C Mines boost sales tracks, Karl Bishop and Milton Winward bolster parts and finance. Newcomers Diether Hazelgren and Meelhaty join the service team. several young graduates train at Ford factory school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Mines
Bradford
Eashler Wee
Karl Bishop
Crall
Milton Winward
Tle
Lth
Jeen
Hine Owen Rolph
Ted Tun Hat
Desmond Jensen
Albert Johnson
Tite Murray
Ato
Meelhaty
Waxateh Motor
Wreateh Motor Company
Ford Partory
Diether Hazelgren
Secountint
A. L. Mayfield
Dwane Weight
Silesmen
Burnett
Wasatch Motor Company
Ray MeCinle Mifeni
Takine No Coun
Sywrurdaye
Wasnich Motor Company Ford Service Center Highlighted
District election judges listed by district along with a lengthy feature praising Wasnich Motor Company in Murray. The piece extols Ford service for Model T and Model A, tires, batteries, and shop facilities, noting factory training, welcoming offices, and a goal to attract prisoners and others to view the showroom at 4788 Ruurh State Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnich Motor Company
Nustie
Ford
Ford Factory
Murray
Weeefield Motor Company
Ruurh
Social dining and entertaining across several households
Mrs T W Bacon hosted a fall afternoon dinner at Glen Ave with twelve, joined by sisters Mrs Tripp and Mrs Bacon, as well as daughters and sons in law. Mrs George Supers gave a Los Angeles party for Kay Jacobs. Ms Tan a sister hosted sixteen at her Great Wars home. Murray neighbors surprised Mr Rogges with a Thursday games night for twenty. Mr and Mrs Thirney Christense y held a gathering at their East Party Fifth South home for friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Bacon
Glen Ave
Rue Lo Huter
Emline Telpp
Sho
Strove
Kay Jacobs
Los Angeles
George Siupers
Tana Nichols
Murray
EL Roggess
Tim
Iis
Union
Civil Mere Thirney Christensey
Wennessy
East Party
Fifth South Street
Mont
Janice Ruth
Lester Woodward
Woodward
Ruth Darnuther
Murrray
Misa Alti Jolson
Blaine Linnell
W. A. Linnell
Sth South
Ray Jacob
George Boyce
Los
Angeles
Frank
Lillian
Clive C. Bennion
Archie Bradford
Ald Rowery
Forty -Eighth South Street
Oddfellows and Rebekahs hold joint meeting in Murray
A large crowd attended Salt Lake Lodge No. 2 joint session with Rebekahs in Murray on Friday October 18. The event featured a fine program, refreshments, and reports from Lodge No. 33 and upcoming District Association activities. Other notes include weddings, engagements, and local lodge events with attendees from Murray American Fork and Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Lodge No. 2
Oddfellows and Rebekahs
Murray Lodge No. 33
Lavige
District Association No. 1
Salt Lake
Enterprise No 15
Ist.aid Jr. Ls
Enterprise Lodge
Misa Irene Sudheimer
Rebekah Assembly
J. W. Randall
Utah
Ogden
Wasatch
Chidfellows Hall
Reekah District Association No. 2
Salt Lake and
Pooh
Local residents listed in partial town notes
Local residents and families are mentioned in routine social notes including visits, moves, injuries and recoveries. Mrs Nate Middle, James Cahoon’s daughter, recovers from surgery. the Cahoon family moves to Salt Lake. Richard Wilkins of Granger injured by a train. Vivian Wilkins formerly Miss Vivian Wallace. Mrs Thomas Bird travels from Oakland to visit Idaho. Amy Jenkins returns home after appendicitis surgery in Salt Lake. Paris Miller and Harvey Christensen trip to Beaver mountains. Mrs John Tripp returns to Salt Lake. Lille P. Freeze heads to Los Angeles. Oreon Clark returns from Blackfoot to install equipment. Mrs Frank Poulson returns to Idaho. Robert Pixton family returns to Vernal. Floyd Crewe’s son treated for appendicitis in Salt Lake. Irene Robbins hosts guests midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard P. Wilkin
Granger
Salt Lake and
Utah
Warr Station
Richard ©. Wilkins
Vivian Wallace
Murray City
Paris Miller
Harvey J. Christensen
East Forty-Eighth South Street
Beaver Mountains
John Tripp
T. W. Bacon
Salt Lake
Lille PP. Freeze
Los Angeles
Oreon Clark
Blackfoot
Idaho
Irene Robbins
Murray First Recreation Program Highlights
A fragmented listing outlines Murray First Recreation Program events. Detailing include H Huillowe ay Dance Det and a 2 Sevens party, with dates in November and December featuring a Three Act Play, a Christmas Ball, and a Children’s Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray First
Carityy
Local residents and relatives travel for events and memories
State street residents and family members travel to cities like Salt Lake Provo and Kansas City for visits and tests. A Murray First National Bank cashier underwent an appendix operation in Salt Lake City. Irene Jobhine spent Sunday with friends in Provo and Byers relatives plan a Thursday visit to Worth, Texas. A debated remark attributes Edison with the first random access fire control device.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
Magna
Kihei Tingey
Murray First National Bank
Salt Lake
Irene Jobhine
Provy
Sirs
Byers
Kansas Ad Far Worth
Texaa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wasatch Motor Co
Ivan Frame
Fordman
Wn Reeder
Siice Ides
J. P. Adutmen
Ford Mechanic
I I
Leonard Gerrard
Mundle
J. A. Mackay
Ben T. Jones
Albert Aamodi
J. Worenmaki
T. PF. Meloni
Thomas Martin
J. Bill Erickson
Cordella Snare
Mary Halliday
Roscoe Alwend
John Deters
John Trowe
Hichardson
Joiseph Reeder
Michael Menuttin
Marsden
Fort Info
Wasitel Motor Couyphilly
Cortia
Prioners
Humber
Bridge
C.F
Jack DeNeen
W. G. Churches
American Fork
Sabine, James
Mary L
Forbes, John
Screemy
Aes Yan
Atwater Kent
City Recorder
Tiention
Nate Middle
Mors
James Cahoon
Labo
Chester P. Cahoon and Sons
Yale Avenue
Thomas Bird
Oakland
California
Nate Liddle
Amy Jenkins
George A. Jenkins
Figain
Wille
Bilson Mnke
Edison
A. J. Peters
Murray Midvale
General Electric
Brinton Electric Co
Granite Furniture Company
Sugar House
Bingham
Park City
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