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Show ESTABLISHED 1S90 MURRAY CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1935 Frederick Peters, Murray City Civic Leader, Called To Reward VOLUME 46 No. 18 Neighborhood News Miss Beatrice Hogenson of Salt Lake is the week-en- d guest of Mrs. Vernet Ballard at her home on Ninth East street. Miss Mary Jenkins who is attending the U.A.C. at Logan is spending the holidays here with her family. i Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Jackson of Logan are spending the holidays here with relatives. 3' Mr. and Mrs. Philo T. Farns-wort- h left today for San Francisco, Calif., where they will visit relatives. t; Mrs. Mildred daughter Shirley, left today for San ifornia where she tives indefinitely. s Meecham, and and son Dean Francisco, Calwill visit rela- If f s Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Simons entertained at a family dinner Christmas Day at their home on Ninth East street. Mr. and Mrs. entertained Eve at John relatives If..-- ' M. Wood " - "-- ,,; Christmas ' i V'v . their home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Draxler had as their dinner guests, Christmas Day Mrs. Ethel Hill and daughter Maude and Mr. and Mrs. S. Jackson and son Billie. Edward Jackson ' yv I'll ) and mother Mrs. Samuel Jackson, motored to Roosevelt, Monday evening re- turning home Tuesday morning. til Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Nelson Wallie and Art Nell of Lark and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bishop t spent Wednesday evening in this city with Mrs. Ross Atwood. ;w: Miss Ruth Joyce, Maxine and Barbara Mackay e n t ertained ways spread a spirit of optimism, friends at an evening party n good cheer and accompanied by a Christmas at their home in ward. background of dependability and Dropcr living. May the Great Ad Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bergen enventure on which our friend has at dinner entered treat him kindly, gently, tertained relatives home on He at treated their Christmas always honestly. Day others that way. north State street. PETERS FREDERICK Frederick Peters, 557 Virginia Avenue, former Mayor of Murray and for 25 years a leader "in the community organizations of Murray was called by death at 8:45 a.m., Thursday, December 26, 1935 after several months of ill health. Mr. Peters was born September 21, 1867, at Gelderland, Holland and came to Utah at the age of 12. During his boyhood years he worked on a farm near Taylors-villAs a young man he entered the business world as a moler for the Union Pacific railway. Later he entered the mattress and upholstery business and made his home in Murray in 1900. Until 1912 Mr. Peters was in business in Murray following the paper hanging and interior decorating line. In the year 1912 he took the post of City Marshall and occupied this office until 1916. During the period 1916 to 1931 Mr. Peters was the Health Officer for Murray City. He became Mayor in 1932 and held this office until 1934. The new Murray City Electric Power plant was completed during his term as Mayor. Throughout his adult lifetime, Mr. Peters was prominent in the Fraternal organizations or wur ray City. At the time of his death he was Secretary of the Murray Fraternal Order of Eagles, Acne No. 1760; Stale secretary of the Ben-nio- - ' Rsnsi Jack A. Wood and two sons, Jack and Ralph oitoses liquor sales near the schools and daughter, Annette of Idaho Falls, Idaho spent Christmas here The following letter from the with relatives where they were Superintendent of the Granite the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John School District states the position M. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. of the Board regarding location A. Jenkins and family. GKAMTE SCHOOL BOARD e. Mr. and Mrs. s; 'jrrrr, :cm '1. n t of liquor stores. Mr. Hugh B. Brown, Chairman State Liquor Commission Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris entertained at a family dinner Christmas Day at their home on State Capitol , h south street. East Salt Lake City, Utah Covers were laid for Mr. and Dear Mr. Brown: I inquired of the Board of EdMrs. George Jenkins, Mr. and ucation of Granite School Dis- Mrs. W. D. Allen and family of trict its attitude toward having this city and Mr. and Mrs, Jack licenses issued for the sale of al- A. Wood and children of Idaho coholic beverages and liquors Falls, Idaho. near the schools. At its regular Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Bring-hurmeeting held December 17th, I entertained at dinner was instructed to inform you offi Christmas Day at their home on cially of the action taken. Vine street. The Board of Education is vk'nrouslv opposed to having li- Mr. and Mrs. JoscDh Rawlincs censes issued for the sale of or of Roosevelt have been the guests for the consumption of alcoholic of relatives here during the week. liquors or beverages closer to a school than a city block or from Jimmic Draxler of Roosevelt, Utah State Firemens Associa- 250 to 300 vards. and as much is spending the holidays here tion; past state president of the further away as is possible for with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Utah State F.O.E.: member of the the following reasons: Jack Draxler at their home in 1. We teach the children that Millcreck. Murray 17C0. F.O.E.; member of W.O.W., Murray Camp No. 356; consumption of alcoholic liquors Mr. and Mrs. William F. Robmember of the Yeoman and the and beverages is harmful rather are spending the holidays inson to leads It often beneficial. than Murray Fire department. Mr. Peters was married to An- intemperance, drunkenness and at Helper, the guests of their and daughter, Mr. and irresponsibility. nie Cannrgieter in 1892. d Parker and son Mrs. Frank or of beer 2. sale Licensed Surviving are the following in and Robinson near Arfamily 'iauor or of drinking suns and daughters. Fred H., thur J., Susie K., Mrs. LaVcrno the schools has an unwholesome Delta. Powers of Sugarhouse; John H., influence on the children. It does Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Quill tnd Mrs. William Nickelson of iot promote abstinence or tem relatives at dinner entertained is the not in and J. public William perance Provo: Elmer F and Christmas Day. interest. AgMrs. and tf Pasadena, Calif.; t 3. We believe the patrons of the atha Sch ttler of Salt Lake City; Jnnkin wns hnS- Mr. strenuousflmrop are in schools Four general Bountiful. and William of to the members of the Mur-- 1 Crandchiklrrn survive the de- ly ortx'sed to having alcoholic tess the sold near club, Thursday after-- 1 or bridge ray beverages liquors feased. of noon last week at her home. srhools Arrangements for the funeral won by Mrs. Floyd were I the Prizes a list of am ; enclosing will be announced as early as School District Greene and Mrs. Arthur E. Short schools Granite of I'ssiblc. . Frederick Peters was a highly with their addresses. Jenkins Mrs. Mr. and George Your respectfully, inspected citien, rily official, frabreaka Christmas at entertained Calvin S, Smith ternal member and friend of eveast on home fit their fast, Superintendent. erybody with whom he came in south street. Covers contact. for laid were eighteen guest. Naturally of an optimistic na- - FORI) PRODUCTION IN NOVLMIUR REACHES Parley RaWlings. son of Mr. HIGH held them fast to him by always Mrs. Joseph Rawhngs and being a good friend in return. He of Mill and Roosevelt formerly would not wish his friends to Production of Ford passena met with painful and pricve overmuch at his untimely ger cars, commercial cars, and Creek afteraccident Monday serious tfrath but they can not fail to trucks in the month of Novemwhile home his at noon thawing was rniss his cheery greeting and sym- ber totalled 110,559 units, it water pipes with a pathetic understanding of their announced recently at the home out frozen His clothes betorch. gasoline "' and problems. offices of the Ford Motor Comcame icniled and be was severly Everyone in Murray will recret pany. ' arms and " c absence of Frederick Peter This production fiEurc matks burned about the body, had just His who face. frnm the local circle and will parents d the largest November production holithe deepest sympathy to his of cars and trucks In arrived here to Fpond the called were lelativcs with bereaved relatives. Murray City the history of the automobile days "home. tai lost a fine citizen who al- - ' ; Forty-eight- I st -- w Wil-for- Forty-ei- ghth ALL-TIM- E Vf-- 8 v Us OU wonder it there is a oanta Llaus, You've never seen him, you say? Child he's Lcen traveling over the world For two thousand years and a day. Haven't you found his spinning tops, His dolls and his round red drums? Thn certain it is that once a year I " f the Far Norih comes : son-in-la- cx-'r't- ! v 1 fJm U - M. r S Glover is teaching on the eleMi s TEACHING POSITIONS mentary level at Jordan and Faner also in the elementary Ruth E. Huffaker and Joseph level in the Granite distiict. Mis F. Johnson of Murray. Edna May Boborg is teaching in the Jotdan Glover and Helen Faner of Sandy elementary schools. All graduatand Afton IJobcrg of Draper were ed from P.riuham Young universiMr. Johnson and among 132 Brigham Young uni- ty last June with Miss Huffaker receiving bachelor were who students grad versity uated last spring With teaching decrees and with Miss Faner, recertificates and w h o secured Miss Uoberg. and Miss Glover normal certificates, teaching positions, according to a ceiving Accoutm;: t i the survey, their snrvrv eomtilrtrd ICielitlV by . head were 1"5 graduates who received Professor Edgar M. f It fiflll IVlt-i,.f I I. It was rcMifieatcs for teaching and of ?5 reveled that lucent of the these 132 were placed in positions secured have teaching These intludc the mree year applicants . o.. wtu normal Krauuao-.popsitions. All five were active in Ftiidrnt four year secondary graduates, activities at B.Y.U., Mr. Johnson .One hundred percent of the a regular member of thermal graduairs received Figuns on tir.ploymint uie.is- squad. At varsitv ed lor the vear r.'H oy nr. is teaihing present Vv. .. .. . r nvn i i. on the s r tt.i iry level at Fusion . r .1 tmuv Idaho and Miss HuiTaker is teaih- filumni, icveai inai oi X I iT fnr lh.il rl:.t . .... Li lev tf"- rsMinuint. ing abo on the secondary to failed 3 ent t uuivc t i Miss 'ij!y Leke in Salt Granite et City. I ! OF NO I ICE fVAl PFfiPlT SECURE I noAun OF Omi noUS MEETIMi reciting of the Hoard f of Hie Fraletnal Hall A ." rs will he la I January 4, Fi.it. iii.il l!,ol, Miii-kiat the :;$. Utah, i t R p.m., t j tr.ii s.kI as may propuly iirh lnwiii con:e I'cbue said meetirg. Fred II Peter'-- . Sicrclaty. J 1 MtmilKS IO HANI) MEET Jen.-oti- l tubers ef the Murray n Itan-.M"!hi is a "h ;. to b'' In 3d announces a vn Wednesday Januaiy 3. ul 3 .30 p. m. in th mu.'ic room of the high sthool aU'htotiuni. A full alttnd-anc- r is desired. .1 Mi school s i j l Jol-.nso- ..... . . 1 ,.l,,,,,T I 'itrpl tf t! , .... . t vet i 'J C 15. VilC sioii. I . (J 01 tV.C ty S !u;.tr ll ll..! cerl i: ; y- & plofif. x pi t |
