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Newspaper
Murray Eagle
Location
Murray, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1929
Page
1
A Murray radio program, postponed to Saturday morning September 2 from ten to ten thirty, will feature Judge Fred Morgan speaking on the town’s progress and advantages. Morning Milk Company supports the broadcast to thank residents and merchants, with local talent to perform selections and honor Murray’s culture.
Murray City argues investment in the building industry drives national prosperity. Home ownership reduces shifting population, sustains trades and local businesses, and benefits lenders, insurers, and professionals. Thrifty, home-owning citizens pay debts and sponsor community enterprise. an Eagle visits homeowners weekly with news and specials.
Miss Ruth Webb announces the opening of her School of Dancing on Saturday September 28 1929 in Cle ante will be held at 1 00 oclock Junior Ballet at 2 00 and Baby Class at 3 00 Additional classes for younger students will be organized later Alan Webb previously studied dancing at the University of Utah this summer and will assist options for future instruction
Citizens debate how city funds are spent and if power rates should rise, urging audits and accountable leadership. A Murray editor cites Mr Frkman and Townsend as pro reform figures while residents critique city wages, street upkeep, and candidate pledges ahead of the mayoral race.
A Murray Forum invites educators to express thoughts and suggestions aimed at civic improvement and fostering local pride. Participants are encouraged to contribute proposals and feedback to boost the town’s upbuilding efforts.
George H Watts of 235 East 64th South street enters the mayoral race in Murray City. A longtime property owner and progressive business figure, Watts has served in several city offices and is backed by friends who endorse his candidacy.
Local review lauds Murray Woman’s Club production Aunt Lucia directed by Miss Georgia Seabury. Elmo Hutch Joron as Aunt Lucia draws convulsed laughter, with strong ensemble including Earl Traihan and Brent Gaudu. Pageant by 150 local children opens with a musical reading by Mrs Lootes Howe.
Public notice urges all eligible voters to confirm their names on the voter list for the upcoming city election. Registration dates are September 24, October 9, and October 15. Citizens are reminded to register and vote for the candidate of their choice. Vote. Vote. Vote.
The Ruths Stylish Steppers delivered a peppy dance routine while their girls chorus offered clever song numbers. A local parade featured eye catching costumes and energetic performances that thrilled the crowd and drew the attention of younger attendees.
A meeting of the Murray Day and Murray Bureau committees is set for Monday evening September 23 at 8:00 in the Murray City Mall to finalize settlement of affairs from the August Farm Bureau and Murray City Day event. Other important matters will be taken up for consideration at this time.
A. Jenkins, proprietor of the Metropolitan Garage at 8020 Routh Street, buys the Murray Hotel Building in the 4900 block. Plans include extensive renovations, a modern heated garage at the rear, upstairs rooms, and writing accommodations. Construction starts immediately and should finish by December 12, with about 1.9 million dollars invested in the Murray property.
Wayne Simper son of Mr and Mrs George Wimper left this week for Provo to attend Brighto Young University He is a Murray High School graduate and was student body president in 1926 29 He won the Tudze DW Moffat award for school and community activities He played three years on the basketball team under Usnelesob Mownanty and captained the football team that year He is expected to have a brilliant record at the BOY U.
The Murray High School held its annual class elections on September 11. Senior officers were chosen: President Lorenzo Swenken, Vice President Vern Parker, Secretary Ireaa Joula Zalonik, Reporter Margaret Cannegler. Juniors elected President Eugene Woods, Vice President Theresa Johnson, Secretary Urea Rierion Boom, Reporter Eleanor Wolfman. Continued on page.
Public notice from the Murray City School District Board of Education announces a bond election to authorize 75000 dollars in five percent bonds. The plan funds school building projects and site improvements, with a 20 year plus repayment schedule and staggered annual maturities. Polling places, judges, and election details are listed for five wards, with the vote set for the Saturday in October. The notice includes signatures of the district president and clerk.
The wedding of Vera Sanders daughter of Mr and Mrs George Albert Sanders of Halt Lake and Crockett daughter of the former Secretary of State was held Wednesday at the Salt Lake Temple with President George F. Richards performing. A reception followed at the Guinme Biggs Sorority house. The gown was white brocade satin with crystals and seed pearls. Attendants wore pink, yellow, coral, and green gowns. The bridal party and guests filled the room with gladioli, orchids, and roses as the coupleplanned their home after October 1.
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