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Show PAGE 8 Eureka, the Rev. William Frary. FUNERAL THURSDAY WRESTLING MITCH Hinwntha. ihe Rev. E. L. Hntlev. FOR GEORGE MILLERBURG Midvale, the Rev. D. M. Kiteu AND MIDVAI.K .101 KNAL VICTIM OF AUTO CRASH (irappler ( larenre Smith Takes First Milfold. tie Rev. II. E. Root. ismied every Thursday hy Murray Fall. Murray, the Rev. F W. Cottrell rrt'BH, 1SI2 Smith State Street, Mur-mFuneral cervices for tieorce James Merl ( hristenseii Win Swoinl With Ogden. the Rev. L. I'. Fagen. Utuh. MlllerlierK, 17. who died Saturday at Airplane Park City, the Rev C. S. Dillars. a year's a Salt Lake hospital after TKK.MS OF SI BS( KIITO.N Hy Shariiian Vs. Harvey Christeiwen Price, the Rev. II. M. Mclkel. from an automohlh Give Thriller County... .1(1 nines resulting (ne nif ititli. Salt Tooele and Coriniio. the Rev. A. It. 1.00. acident, will he held Thursday, Sept. One yeiir, Suit Luke County I MVOll. to SouiethiiiK new was displayed N, at '2 p. in., in the East Midvale ward Elsewhere in I'lilted States ftalt Lake Centenary church, tho l.fiO chapel, ltishop Thomas K. Greenwood fans who follow the wrestling shows One year In advance First church, Itev. Ralph M. Jone--- ; official im;. Friends may velw the IkhI.v at I'nion. held every two weeks. the Rev. e ; church, Crat Hr. W. T. Scott Telephone .Murray 'i't .Merl Chri.steuseu won a decision over at the residence in East Midvale Wedthe I'urk church, H. E. Cooper: Liberty When you fail to j;el your Kuala nesday and Thursday until the time for Clarence Smith, the youthful wrestling G. Dawson. L. telephone the i r U a t n department, the funeral. Interment will he In the talent, who has been a very conslstant Itev. Hishop Mead was the preacher for Murray .".f, and a cojiy will he sent to Miiray City cemetery under the direc- winner for some time. the morning joint services, and in his you Immediately. Merl Chrisiensen is the Intemioun-taition of the Deseret Mortuary. took issue with H. G. Wells, in sermon Mr. Mlllerhern was horn in Tnion Middleweight Champion which he Kulered as Keeond elnss matter Feh- ever resided in that area ever won two years ago and has .ruary 8, 11)27, at the iost office at and hun Mrs. since. a professional his been are He widow, has since. Surviving: Salt Lake City, Ctali, under the Act. Ethel Terry Milleiheri;, a son. Ken-nth- , wrestler for seven years and has a March .'I. Is7!. ! ; his Arva. record a yard long. 10; a daughter, ADVERTISING RATES A. It was indeed a' big step for Smith parents Mr. and Mrs. George 1 .&0 Disjtlay, per column inch and the following hrotliers: to take on such an c.verienced man as S .10 Readers, per line Usmard this especially so considering that he Ernest, Joseph If. Wallace, , of East as been a w restler for only about three all and Clarence FOOTBALL AT MURRAY Midvale. years and his flsrt two years of proHIGH fessional Wrestling being very limited. Prospects at the Murray High sehoul CIIICKKN DINNER AT ST. Clarence Smith, kown as the "Wrestare the hest in the history of fouthall. VINCENT'S HAM. ling Sheriff," which title he received Coach Howard lias IonI hut three of from promoter Vren McCnlhnigh, manalast year's players, Kmund Thomas.. of Ira Dcrn, won the fist fall in 1! on ger Harold ('nniilell and Charles Hilton.! Nepiemher 22nd will he the date with chlnies Toe Hold hut minutes The e'lienced plajers hack In ncIkhpI which a Chicken Dinner will he ser Merl took tin" punishment for several A tine are: r.rnle stumer, luiiiinea; .mck ved at St. Vincent's Hall. minutes before he conceded the fall. enof eveninu a and dinner splendid .linimie Peters, hall'hack: Peters, In the second fall Merl used the halfhack ; joyment await the participants in this center; Sherman Wood, sailplane, hurting the local talent Huntsman Lester, end; Uoy McMillan, event. He sure and plan on heiiitf there. to such an extend that he forficted the and he present tackle; John oilier, halfhack; Mat Father MaKitire will match to the middle weight champion. Jiirethh. end. If placed in the "It" will leave nothing undone to see that The elm mil did not make a very good division, this array of material will all have u real feast. Chicken dinners hit with the fans present. He won the are hard to heat and the one at St. look mighty kmI. (ireut things are match chiefly on the foul tactcs. He of this team and with Coach Vincent's Hall will he one of the hest. used his fists and elbows to punish Howard on the Joh, nothliijT Is too Smith throughout and used his legs to milch to hope for. advantage. He was mean and reported Uncle Ebtn "Dar ought to he Koine way," aald to every thing that was contrary to the Uncle Eben. "to prevent a man who rules of wrestling. No Such Thing a crime ware f'uin Imaglnta' dat a starts as a Clarence Smith is not a Sheriff as good There In no such thing Washinghe'a a puhlle entertainer." man Kone wronjf. It's Just a bad man many icrhaps think. He was ton Star. found out. Atlanta Georgian. Sheriff during the administration of Hheriff Hen It. Harries and received the title as "Wrestling Sheriff from Vem a HISCMUTtR aawl Wrestling Promoter and has used this title ever .since. Samuel Crabtree, weight t f Umt Urn. r referee and was Illiniois of V: champion T yvw TT Iti'f J"! Tv T'f 4 j challenged Smith for a return match. y, his latest book, "William Clissold," lu 2 p. ra., at the M. E. church Ait wno are interested are which the pastor said the writer terms cnrdlal,. invited. decries immortality Christianity passe, The first meting of the ArU ami declare the religion of Christ section of the Murray V;0 Craft supernatural. he held Thursday Club will the of editor D. C. Dr. Spencer, fieot kI Central Christian Adv.xate. Kansas 1027. at 7:30 p. Ul., flt th'e 1 Mrs. D. A. McMillan. City, assisted in the service. Members All interested are urged to 'of the I'tah mission, Ministers from attend. of uumber a and state the of jail parts laymen, were present. 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