Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-09-07 | Page 9 | Around Town

f ROUND AROUND the TOWN alt dt Lake Sidelights THE LOWDOWN First band knowledge of the i situation economic conditions conditions- L which is of vital foci subject lad any Y ance to the people of the thc States can be had by listen in i on some of the conversation id at the Continental National rik and Trust building corner Sail kegs kei most flOSt Day ay in an ay out passers-by passers can serve erve a group croup of ot men discussing of the day a young man manting ting to meet his sweetheart or vice vicer numerous others basking in insun insun rU r r sun on oa the Main street side on a ail the Second or standing on il 01 1 day uth luth side on a hot day to escape the theft theys of or the rn melting sun ft ys district I t survey urvey of the business mid ild doubtless prove pr ve that the corner in Lna a class by i itself for popularity More persons ares arc reading books in It Lt Lake now than ever before ac ac- Alas to Miss Joanna Sprague In r 1 charge of or the Salt SaIl reRead Read Lake public library re JS Pr Proof f Of or this Is S thel the l 1 U S Than fact that the Before tion during July and ft August showed sub- sub gains over oyer the same months other years even though the 11 II only open from 9 a. a m. m iry irr ry was each day except Suny Sun Sun- til 5 p. p m. m when books were circulated 11 y n om 2 until 9 P. P m. m During August the library had a aa circulation aI of books an a over August 1931 of f 2260 tease rease r reports She said all Sprague a 1 inches anches had gains during the month eilio also aliO reported that there are now 1 e 1876 volumes volume in the Salt SaIl Lake pub- pub library Effective September 1 the library u a S open to the public from 9 a. a mill m m. ill til 10 p. p m. m she announced No Nooks Nooks are being circulated on Sun Sun- 11 Utah school teachers are among the st organized in the United States cording to a report received by the h ih Education association from the l association in Washing- Washing DC Thu This state rt te stands sixth among amon the theties thein ties ites in the United States ranked on M at basis of percentage of teachers felled in the N. N E E. A A. and Is second the largest number of iff tent counties only being led by Nevada Arizona Delaware Cali Call mia mis and Ohio are arc the only states ere ro the be schoolmarms are better than those in Utah as far the national association a. is con conS the report shows Utah's membership in the N. N E. E A A. now 2639 which helps to make male the tal Lal ship membership in tho the national 1149 The report also shows hows that Ie e state has fourteen per cent districts ORMER DEAN IS VISITOR The Rev W. W W W. Fleetwood former m an a of St. St Marks Mark's Episcopal catheral cathe cathe- ral al and now rector of All Saints church in Beverly Hills Hilts il 11 is visiting friends and fellow ellow in Salt Lake Dun Dean Fleetwood came to Salt Lake officiate at the wedding next Sat Sat- evening of ol Miss Susanna Haru Har Har- u daughter of Mr and Mrs J Jay y T T. terris farri and Gage Christian Hartman i Glendale The ne couple will be married by an In St. St Marks Mark's cathe ill C r- r