Social Detail Highlights Local Weddings And Parties
Continued page notice covers Jeanne marriage to Br. W. RB Holmes in New York City. Post wedding home set for September 16 at St Malustrait Waterloo NY. Reader nostalgia notes Mrs Harker birthday dinner in Murray with 16 guests and family help. Also mentions Dorothy Olwen birthday party with fifteen children and a kit of gifts, and Saville Maloney wedding shower in Tooele with James Bevan.
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Grant Ward
de Nouneee
Jeanne
Br. W. RB. Holmes
New York City
Henry Harker
Leon Martin
East Forty-eighth South
Martin
Carmelita
Beth Martin
Harker
Vetaury
Dorothy Olwen
Inet
Aibselty
Helen Walters
Ruby Brown
Rose Him
Fern Walters
Rosemary Woolsey
Jean Walters
Robert Olsen
Stanley Brown
Allee Snarr
Grace Jotmain
Elie Caldwell
Alolse Mallory
Dorothy Thorley
Mr. and Mire
B.A. Anderson
Thin Elty
Seacompindeil
Mex
Hoel
Balt Lake
Yo M. Anderon
Vera
Huth Anderson
Todele
Maurine Jones
Nasra Tait
Miss Tait
Bith South Street
Saville Maloney
Jilles Bevan
Tooele
Winter Fantasies on Little Cottonwood Creek by Mir Gardner
Art notes describe Mir Gardner's latest picture Winter Fantasies showing the Little Cottonwood Creek scene with snow banks and sunlight. A reproduction will be the October Civic Educational Review cover and the display window at Smith Hardware Store. Gwen Brain teaches retirement in Trove public schools this year. Jenit Past Noble Gand Club to meet October 6 at Prater Hall with Mrs. Jack Berger and Mr Ray Arnold as hostesses.
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Mir
Gardner
Little Cottonwood Creek
Murray
Civic Educational Review
Smith Uardware
Carlisle Motor Company
Praternal Hall
Sono Ofelock Pen
Jack Berger
Ray Arnold
young couple marital event described with gifts and festivities
The text notes the engagement of their son Herbert and his bride Misa Francis Meads from Sult Lake. The couple are to wed on a Wednesday morning, with sixty five guests present. Gifts and a pleasant evening with games, dancing, and a midnight luncheon followed.
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Herbert
Misa Francis Meads
Sult Lake
The Bank's Part in the Farm Problem
An American Bankers Association analysis argues banks share responsibility for farm woes. It cites overbanking and poor loan standards as drivers of bank failures and urges prudent lending backed by solid business records. It stresses interdependence of farming and banking and warns against risky diversification while promoting soil-building rotation and cost reduction.
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American Bankers Association Agricultural Commission
Banka
Farm Board Seen As Key For Agricultural Relief
Wisconsin professor Dean H L Russell argues in the American Banker Journal that the new Federal Farm Board marks a novel approach to farm relief. He says the board can execute plans, buy and hold, and use broad federal resources to aid cooperatives and stabilize markets by enabling advances to hold crops for orderly marketing, benefiting individual farmers through organized groups.
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Bliss
Congress
Dean H. L. Russell
Wisconsin University College of Agriculture
American Bankera Association Journal
Federal Treasury
Murray City Schools Set Three Bond Election Meetings
The Murray City Schools Board will hold three meetings to explain the proposed bond issue. September 23 at 8 p m Murray Second Ward Meeting House September 25 at 8 p m Grant Ward Meeting Home September 26 at 6 p m Murray City Hall All taxpayers and interested citizens are invited. EB Allen Bateman Clerk of Board of Education.
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Board of Education of
Murray City
Murray
Muurray Second Ward
Grant Ward
Murray City Hall
Holladay Stage Fair and Flower Show Sept 27
The Living Junior High and Holladay Elementary sponsor the annual Stage Fair and Flower Show at Irving Gymnasium on Friday September 27. Flower displays attract many local enthusiasts. students offer floral exhibits and field and orchard products. This year’s premium list is unusually large. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Livng
Hollady
Irving Gymnasium
Murray High Elects Officers and School Activities
Murray High held its annual watermelon bust last Friday with a tandem newsletter of events. Sophomores and freshmen contested pushball with the sophomores later defeated in tug of war while a tanker dance preceded the activities. The Rebekah Lodge marked its 15th anniversary with a program led by Mira J. Martin, serving refreshments to all attendees and featuring a quilt raffle won by Charles Dahlberg, number 5.
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Murray High
Gmen
Rebekah
Gret
Mira J. J. Martin
Chas. Dahlberg
Magle
Cystex Test Promises Quick Urinary Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Cystex for bladder weakness and nighttime symptoms, promising a 48 hour test with money back if relief isn’t felt. It also notes a birth announcement from Mr and Mrs Claud D Hy announcing a baby born at their Granper home.
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Mrs. Claud D. Hy
Granper
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A. Mower
Boner
M. HS
Gwen Brain
Utah
Patel
Real
Lumberjacks
By H. Lane Young
H. Lane Young
Farm Board
EB. Allen Bateman
Board of Education
Murray HI
Earl C Dunell
Blaine Lyon
Rob Rothwell
Mary Berg
Garl Erickson
Mary Turpin
Thornton-Anderson Py, CO
George Lewis
Dorothy Gulliver
Doroth Grulliver
Gir
Pathe Presents
Cecil B.demilles
Pathet Picture
Jeanie Macphee
Cecil LB. de Ville
GEM Theatre
Murray Institution
Ford
Carry & Guarantee
Wasatch Motor CO