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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 6
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Helen Stroup, Ex26, is an assistant in the Grand Rapid Public Library. Helen More, '25, is in the Catalog Department of the Washington Agricultural College, Pullman. Marian Leatherman, '16, spent the summer doing graduate work at Columbia, and in September accepted the assistant librarianship of the Pennsylvania State College, State College. Miriam Herron, '21-22, published a selected bibliography of recent non-technical books for the automobile owner, called "Everyone has a car;" it appeared in Publishers Weekly, July 4th, 1925. Blanche Robertson, Ex'15, has a position on the Library Survey, and her new address is 1106 Union Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. | Leora E. Mabbett, Ex'02, is now Head Cataloger at the Purdue University Library, Lafayette, Ind. Charlotte Newton, Ex'26, has been appointed as an assistant in the University of Florida Library, Gainsville. Grace D. Phillips, 'OS, has the divinity degree as well as her B.L.S. ivinity School Chicago Alice L. Beach, '25, is Librarian at Friends Universitv, Wich Kan. John > Missouri, f accepted a position Public Library. M. Shouo. Ex'23. is now in the Hieh School Wayne (M Chicago doing graduate work her address is 1377 E. 57th St., Apt. 5A. Stella Galpin Trowbridge (Mrs. Charles) he Riverdale Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. Margaret Kingsbury Foote (Mrs. Francis S. Berkeley, Calif., is busy with a husband, a housbut takes time to send her dues to the Association. (M L.), 1123 Clark St., Stevens Point, Wis. She writes: "I always regret that I am so far away from all contact with the work which was so dear to me and dream of connecting up with it again in some way to renew the old acquaintances." Louise DeKraker Buchanan (Mrs. Bruce) is now at 332 E. William Street, Ann Arbor, Mich. Jessie Glass, Ex'26, has recently accepted the position of Head of the Circulation Department, University of Nebraska, Lincoln. There have been an unusual number of reunions in the last six months. The meeting at the A. L. A. at Seattle, at which seventy-five [7]
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