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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1927
Page
4
fragmentary notice indicates mailing and circulation terms for Salt Lake County Utah. references to Murray telephone distribution and immediate copy sending. mentions February 1827 entry date and March 1878 act.
Ordinary sensible citizens must curb fire costs as fires burn property worth over half a million dollars yearly and cause indirect losses from unemployment and disrupted business. The total impact reaches beyond a billion dollars, a sum that could fund schools and roads or lower taxes. Editors have warned, but only strong public opposition can stop wasteful fires.
William McCoy director of education of South Australia is visiting Salt Lake City on a research tour of Utah’s school system as a guest of state superintendent Jeneen. He says Utah’s progress compares favorably with Australia and plans to visit several schools with the state education staff in charge of the tour.
Parish events announce Mass at Goff and St Vincent's Church in Midvale with services at 1000 hours. All are invited to attend and receive a hearty welcome. Rev Patrick Magutre, Pastor.
Murray Baptist Church located on West 48th South Street near State Bible School meets every Sunday morning at 11:00 a.m for morning worship led by Pastor J. P. Payne. Superintendent Frieda A. Dressel leads classes for all. Evening service at 7:00 p.m. with a sermon by the pastor.
Sunday School is set for 1 a.m. with preaching at 7 30 p.m by Pastor Rev Fred Cottrell. The public is cordially invited to attend the services at the church.
The preliminary date is fixed for Cottonwood Stake at the Tabernacle in Salt Lake on Saturday October 2 at 1 30 PM. Those seeking recommendations from Murray First Ward should contact Bishop W P Belliston. Murray ward sacrament meeting follows next Sunday at 1 30 PM with Very F McMillan presiding and a special music program and speaker for the audience.
The Relief Society of Markas First Ward holds weekly meetings each Tuesday with themed sessions. In November the literary meeting will study Edgar Lee Munsters works. Members are urged to attend all meetings this month.
The fragment mentions a Sunday School session at 6226 South State Street with a time reference, indicating a church or community gathering. Details are incomplete but point to an event at that address on a Sunday afternoon.
Murray City lodge notices document a regular Friday meeting at Piternal Hall with officers and roles listed. Names include W Walters as Past Worthy President, Stauffer as Worthy View President, K Gordon as Worthy, and Peters as Treasurer among others, with a long roster of trustees and guardians.
The Murray Lodge Number 3 of the L O O F holds a meeting in Wraternal Hall Murray City every Monday night at seven o clock.
The Rebekah Omenia Lodge No. 15 meets on the first and third Tuesdays each month at 7 40 p.m. in Fraternal Hall. Officers listed include Mrs. Robert Brown as Noble Grand, Miss Gertrude Cannegleter as Vive Grand, Mrs. Bertha Uridy, secretary, and Mrs. Sorel Hadley, treasurer.
The text lists officers and council members for the Mines group including Commander Irvin Olson Adviser Lieutenant Axel Limberg Banker H. W. Cannegieter Clerk Wm. Oannegieter Escort P Stauffer Sentry Vernal Mines Managers I. Lester J. B. Graves I. A. Walters and notes meetings occur every Thursday night in Praterual Hall.
A note laments that words and flowers fail to express care and urges gentle words. It compares friendship to flowers, arguing sincere kindness from a friend is more precious than any bloom and should be shared for the warmth it brings, especially for loved ones.
A disputed view argues that revoking certain laws would fail to promote safety. It claims compulsory automobile liability insurance alone cannot enforce cooperation and personal responsibility, implying without such duty there is no real safety.
A gang of three men attacked Murray Laundry worker George Hadley early Sunday morning, forcing entry to the office safe with a pick. Manager George Strike says the loss was very slight and the robbers boasted of earning five dollars for their efforts.
Farmers' Bulletin 1a presents guidance on fitting stresses for fall sewing. The tip emphasizes practical handling and the possible challenges in getting the correct fit as the season shifts.
For the seven months of 1027, automobile deaths were recorded in the county, with a call for stringent licensing of drivers, including permits and fees, to reduce crashes. The writer argues licensing costs would compare favorably to automobile insurance and suggests driving without a license be a prison offense.
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