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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1929
Page
1
Murray City citizens are asked for support as Mary L Dudley seeks reelection as Auditor. Dudley promises careful attention to duties and thanks supporters while urging continued backing for the office.
Aunt Lucia, a well known amateur comedy, will be staged by Murray First Ward Amusement Hall on Thursday and Friday nights September 12 and 13. The play follows college life as Lucia Wakefield arrives with fifty million dollars, stirring plans for a football stadium and a string of mistaken identities as Jerry Watson and others maneuver through the farce.
Lenore McCloy daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard D McCoy and Hilmer Larson of this city were married last week in the Salt Lake Temple. A wedding breakfast followed at the bridegroom’s home for immediate family. An evening reception was held at the bride’s parents’ home on State Street. The gown was ivory satin with duchess lace and pearl embellishments. Attendants included Mrs Roe Walker matron of honor and Alta McCoy, Nell Congrove Ware, and Nell Congrove Ware as bridesmaids. Avid Larson served as best man.
The Forum invites readers to express opinions and offer suggestions for Murray City's upbuilding and pride. Address communications to Forum Editor Murray.
A reader argues about Murray City tax dollar efficiency and questions municipal leadership. He criticizes reliance on department heads, urges the mayor to engage daily with officers, and claims better executive oversight would better serve taxpayers. Dated signature A Townsend.
Forum editor notes the growing political situation and urges printing old patriotic verses. Calls for "Just Before the Battle Mother" and rallying songs such as "Round the Flag Boys" to lift public spirits amid changes and Vitious figures.
Murray High Bethool Alumni Bridey hosts a dance at Murray First Ward Recreation Hall. George Brown and the Joy Boys orchestra, recently stationed in El Monte Springs and Ogden Utah, provide music for attendees including many Murray alumni. Mr and Mrs Yeager celebrate a wedding gift presentation as they plan a home welcome on State Street.
Social notices celebrate engagements showers and weddings. Miss Afton Dimond at home of Mr and Mrs Thomas W Dimond in Ren nion to honor her engagement to Raymond Petersen on Sept 20. Roses conceal announcements. Guests marked at a late summer luncheon. Various attendees named. Miss Geneve Cutler hosts a miscellaneous shower for Miss Sera Gaulin whose marriage occurred Wed at East Lake Temple. Florals, late autumn decor, games and refreshments noted. Engagement announced for Florence Frene to Huntsman Lester. wedding Sept 14. Additional showers honor Irene Landis bride elect. Miss Nell Crosgrave entertained at the Amtane ador Motel for Miss Lenore McCloy wedding. Couple married in Salt Lake Temple. Miss McCloy’s connections and guest list cited.
Enterprise Lodge No 15 announces an Open House on Sept 17 with a program and luncheon in preparation for degree work. Various lodges including Mebekaba and Laterprine plan meetings, campments, and degree practices through Sept, inviting members and guests to attend and participate.
Reading Mary Blodler and vocal duet Mary Dizon lead the melodrama One Act Play Story Book Wednesday wedding. Bridegroom appears with two best men and two bridesmaids. Dancing closes the event with a halting procession of entries and names.
A mysterious barrel will be placed in front of City Hall on Wednesday September 18 urging ambitious residents to lift the lid and discover its contents. Further information will appear next Friday in this paper as the event and its purpose are announced by Randolph Walt and Nextwork Tagte.
Parley Harmon seeks Murray City mayoral ballot support with a background as a public construction man. He oversaw Utah Light and Traction Co. work on State Street in 1909 10 and led paving projects in 1915 16. He pledges a progressive businesslike administration, limited taxation, a budget system, transparent power plant finances, prudent department heads, and cooperation with local business. He aims to open Main Street, project North State Street to 48th South, and enforce law with efficient staffing. He invites voters in district one to support him.
Local happenings note Miss Dorothea Baker of Ogton Ua visiting relatives for a few days. The primary class of Taylorsville Ward girls hosted the Bluebird Club at an ice cream and cake party. Deehive girls returned from Mutual Improvement Camp at Brighton after three days with camp activities and dances.
September venting opens Murray Second Ward with a vaudeville show representing all organizations under recreation committee led by William Bergerner. Tickets at preminas. standing room available. Erickson can point to ticket locations. Guests invited include Mr and Mrs Frett Turner and others returning from trips. several families mentioned visiting relatives and traveling.
The Murray City Power Plant offers energy at low municipal rates and resists proposed increases matching Salt Lake City prices. Citizens fear higher charges would harm the public will and the plant's value to taxpayers. Candidates are urged to defend current rates, with The Murray Eagle advocating municipal safeguards and inviting reader support.
A large social event is planned for September 20 at 8 pm with a lively program. The evening features a peppy dance, a featured act, and a big surprise playlet plus two numbers by Ruth's Stylish Steppers and readings by Mary Bhlodier, drawing notable city residents.
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