Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-04-05 | Page 11 | Around the Town salt Lake Sidelinghts

I 4 tIle the TOWN Elt it Lake Sidelights IS 40 YEARS TEARS OLD ril 6 revered by L. L D. D S. S church 1 bers as the date of the founding heir faith will this year oear mark the i eth anniversary of the comple- comple a of the Salt Lake temple probably most famous structure in the in- in west wesL though the cornerstones of the pie were laid April 6 G 1853 on on twenty-third twenty anniversary of the the poverty of Utah's people i the di difficulty of obtaining build- build materials caused the to proceed slowly 1 r years after the building was wasi I- I ted i every stone used was hauled x team 20 W miles from the moun- moun j S southeast of oC the city ie e capstone representing the corn com fion ion of the structure was in place just 39 years after the erstone ceremony A crowd of 00 DO o people witnessed the setting of capstone April 6 1892 I le ie e temple was dedicated April 6 1 I Ike e c almost everything else Un uni- uni as s of oC the Girl scouts are changing the latest garment for wear at atmer atmer mer camps is shorts according iss Emily Lynch director of the Lake council p wont won't be long before members of the Salt Lake council I Scouts will be De wearing shorts she said The new attire attire at- at iT r tire is a lot jot different from the long skirts of 20 years ago and will willIe le Ie the girls to get the full beneI bene bene- the and fresh air o of sun iss ss Lynch also declared that khaki I r has ceased to be popular and Girl Scout officials now wear wearn k n uniforms OL OL NOW USED IN TIES L portion of Utah's 1932 wool clip I no doubt go into wool ties ch h i are becoming very popular to James A. A Hooper secy seery sec sec- ry y of the Utah as as- Ration ie se e remarkable popularity of at bl 1 ties tIcs over those of other fabrics ne me of the sensational style dc- dc this spring Mr Hooper drafts issued in Norway are ments of OC imposing appearance if one for just received by George Graham coun coun- ik k Drafts ty marriage license roving clerk is a good ex ex- ample The draft is prepared prepared pre pre- pared on a printed L 12 inches inches' long and 4 2 1 inches I It was issued from the private c of P. P T Drammen at I gli gIl Norway Nann and made ble ible at the New York Trust com corn t U u. S. S A. A r r. r Graham received the draft from irom I for or Halvorsen in payment for a copy of Mr Halvorsen's mar- mar certificate ate The records show Halvorsen a former resident of I 1 Francisco was married to Miss Missle MissIe le Ie L. L formerly of West Westan an on November 7 7 1907 lads and storm over the week end that which the years failed to do the partial lindS of the old D D. F. F Walker home on north orth side of oC Fifth South between th ih Main and South West Temple is ts he c grandeur of oC early days of Salte Salt e and the traditions of the pioneers pio pia- lived in irs the gray grayd r d Hits stone house In its day it was one of oC the W a ai at t gathering places of great and near to great one great one of the manof manof man man- of the young state Today the beast corner of the building is in ins s the week end storm having pin n away enough stones to cause causeR collapse of that portion of the age age- R ken cd building I occupied for some time the then n ie e and yard ard are surrounded by patched remains of an m old picket le e A few years ago this fence ived a few additional boards to toI I Ip vandals away Atop the boards feral ral strands of barbed wire were for additional protection Now boards are rotted and the wires J ed d. d le e anI only sign of oC life there Sunday Sundy JS a lone dog which had jumped the I c to inspect the premises