Repository: UIHistories Project: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 5 [PAGE 4]

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Hans Einar Mose is to be assistant Reference Librarian at the John Crerar Library, Chicago, m # Ada Nelson will teach Cataloging in the University of Iowa Summer School In September she goes tothe MinneaDolis Public Library. Grace Palmer returns to her position as Librarian of the Southwestern State Teachers College, Springfield, Mo. Gladys Sigler goes to the Catalog department of the Cleveland Public Library. Agnes E. Smalley will be assistant Librarian at the Northern Illinois ~ *- ' College ~ " " *"' ' Pfutzenreuter will be Librarian of the Public Library Colorado. been Octobe return to China. He will be the Librarian of the Peking College of Economics and Law.

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School Oklahoma and the first of September will take the position of Librarian of the Spies Library, Menominee, Mich. Beatrice Broughton and Margaret Earle will be assistants in the State Library Extension Division, Springfield. Maude Davis and Alma Hook will be in the Catalog Department of the University of Iowa Library. J. H. Dougherty goes to the University of Missouri in the Circulation Department of the Library. Evelyn Foster returns to the University of Oregon Library in charge of Serials. Mrs. Stella Lasley returns to the University of Oklahoma Library. Ruth N. Latshaw will be on the staff of the Evansville, Ind. Public Library. Clare K. Luger will be an assistant in the Public Library of Minneapolis Letha P. McGuire will be in the Catalog Department of the Iowa State College Library. Vivian G. Reynolds will be General Assistant at the Kansas State AorJl cultural Library. ™& Ruth Sinclair will be Assistant Librarian at the New Trier Hiah Q*k~j g bcho l Library, Kenilworth, 111. * ° Ruth Van Tuyl will be in the Catalog Department of the Iowa St*** Teachers College. oiaie The last two weeks of the term were full of gaiety. Parties for thC Seniors and for the Juniors were the order for almost every day. The following visitors have lectured to the School: Miss Harriet A Wood on "The State and the Library"; Miss Emma Felsenthal, >12 on he "Visits to European Libraries"; Miss Elizabeth M. Smith, on "The Purpa of the A. L. A. Board of Education for Librarianship"; Miss Annie Carrol*! Moore, on "Criticism of books for children"; Miss Julia A. Robinson o n "The State's Contribution to Library Service."

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