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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1929
Page
1
Walter S Atwood longtime Murray City resident announces candidacy for City Commissioner for the term starting January 1 1930 He is a large property owner 144 and has invested heavily in Murray City to support its growth and welfare He is familiar with the citys needs and aims to advance its progress and prosperity.
Many people limit trade by viewing only a corner of business. The field is wide if enterprise is shown. Good service and value for every dollar expand opportunities beyond local customers to all people on earth through advertising as an efficient method.
An ad expert warns readers that quality matters more than flashy packaging. He argues fooling the public works only temporarily, as consistent value wins repeat buyers and honest advertising builds trust. Continuation referenced on the next page.
Taylorsville Ward hosted a Fall Flower Show on Tuesday November 10 under the Mr A Adult Class. J N Wat Ince O P Larson and others organized the event. Winners included Verna Benton for gledJoll first prize Janet Branie for petunias and sloolas and Afton Sorenson for roses. A junior KL TA display impressed judges Carl Hansen and Mrs Vielet Ladbech.
Miss Vera Watt daughter of Mr and Mrs George Watts and HB Needer were married Monday September 9 at the bride’s home on East Fourth Street. The ceremony was performed by BBoy EB Brtogqulst in the presence of a large number of friends. The bride wore a white gown with a tulle veil and orange blossoms. Mrs Grant Bryan served as matron of honor with rose bouquets. Miss Chloe Bayle and Miss Phyllis Maxwell wore pastel dresses and carried matching bouquets. Grant Evan was best man. A reception for about 170 relatives followed. The couple left that evening for a two week motor trip to Bryce Canyon and other scenic spots in southern Utah. They will reside in Salt Lake City. The day included an additional Union meeting of the Priesthood and Relief Society.
Local mentions recall Mr and Mrs Wright of Scotland touring Oregon Washington and Montana visiting Yellowstone. Mr and Mrs Hadley, former residents, return from California. Tyla Vackay hosts guests at Taylorline. Several families, including the Ovard and Moyers clans, relocate or travel to be with relatives. Births, visits, and gatherings fill the week with social activity across Murray, Taylorville, and Paris Idaho. An upcoming talk by Dr. Baker and community circle events are noted.
Masses scheduled at St Vincent Church Murray and Mur ray St Twrersaw Church Bild vale with times 10 00 am and 4 30 pm on Sunday September 13 1929. Pathick Maguire notes county hire department on the way to making a significant record in protecting homes.
Fragmentary notice indicates a Murry City election for municipal offices set for October 2. It mentions a general election following on Tuesday, Ravenhorith, and urges voters to attend the city government meeting.
District Association No 110 O F held its latest regular meeting at Park City Lodge No 7 with Lodge No 16 Degree team presenting a creditable Initistory Degine. Attendees heard talks on matters of importance and planned the next meeting with Utah Lodge No 1 at Salt Lake City on October 24. A dance and social hour followed at Park City cafe and another at the ball room of the TO 1 OF hall. The Oquirrh Encampment met September 37 with invitations to attend the Opin House and Enterprise Lodge No 6. Members report progress of Bro 8 A Shakespear while Bry Cha White’s health remains uncertain.
The Gustaf Adolph Chorus will appear in concert at Murray Ward Chapel on Saturday September 21. The Swedish choral organization of Baltic Lake, affiliated with state associations, is known for concerts and radio performances. The planned program promises a festive musical evening for attendees.
Nearly fifty East Lake County poultry dealers attended a culling demonstration Monday afternoon at Murray led by Byron Alter of Utah State Agricultural College. The session, under the auspices of the Utah Poultry Dealers Association, showcased methods to remove unprofitable hens from flocks and improve profitability.
Frances May to Herbert J Moyer of Cottonwood announced by Mr and Mrs Ottley. Tila to Owen J Carlisle of Carlisle-Watson families set for September 18 at Salt Lake Temple. Shepherd and Deerloult hosted a small wedding reception with family. Vera Watts honored guest at a recent fete. numerous showers and teas noted for incoming brides. Social events include lodge meetings, Daughters of Pioneers gatherings, and a large Cottonwood Camp group reunion at Come Springs with a multi-day outing.
The text describes rapid progress on a large natural gas pipeline project extending from Green River to Coalville and beyond into Utah. It details distances, sections completed or in progress, elevations reached, and the scope of the network linking Tooele and surrounding towns to major supply lines, noting 8 to 9 percent completion in some legs and the planned availability for Utah cities later in September.
AM members of Orienta Rebekah Lodge are reminded that October 1 is the date for the official rail of the State Assembly President Miao Irene Sudheimer and are urged to be in attendance Many victors from nearby Judges will be prevent and no enthusiastic meeting is expected
The Murray Woman's Club will hold its first meeting for the new year on Thursday, September 19 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at the Metua United Church, 447 East 43rd Booth. All members are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs Job Bloomfield and children Olivia Jack and Jim left Murray on Saturday for a new home, likely in Faut, after three years of active service at Bt Vincent Church. Bloomfield was a leading church member and officer, and the departure was noted by local Prohibition officers.
Judge Fred Morgan will host a Saturday morning radio program on Murray seeking to highlight the city’s advantages, yearly progress, and activities. The broadcast from 10 15 to 10 40 o clock will be carried by the Morning Almanac Company of Salt Lake, offering Murray publicity and promising rewards for listeners.
A Wednesday morning blaze at W Gibson's home 123 Beryl Ave caused total loss of property valued at 3000. Firefighters faced water shortages but saved two neighboring houses. A separate Sunday chimney fire at 2578 Bo 18th East caused 250 in damage. another outbuilding fire at J B’s property near 9344 Bo Sr Fant was reported later that night.
Those holding Wickers in the Omenia Itebekah Lodge to receive the quilt at Fraternal Hall next Tuesday evening September 17. A program will mark the 78th anniversary of the Rebekah Degree with residents urged to attend.
The Cottonwood Blake Pageant The Spiritual Awakening, halted earlier, will be staged again at Woodrow Academy in Ogden on Sunday Sept 20. Committee chairs from Cottonwood and Ogden districts organized the re presentation with financial and logistical details. The first performance drew a large crowd, with many turned away, and the message is expected to resonate in Sandy and Riverton as well.
South Cottonwood Ward invites the public to a dance and program on September 17. The notice promises entertainment for all ages and mentions a featured act described as a late-quashed artiste, to be supplied by the well known Jud Browne and the Joy Boys.
For particulars regarding ground floor the most beautifully furnished apartment in town at 300 W.
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