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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 8
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Ada M. Young, '25-'26, has a position at Lawrence College Library, Appleton, Wis. '"' . w Agnes K. Smalley, '25, is Assistant Librarian at the hastern Illinois State Teachers' College, Charleston, Illinois. It is reported that Edna B. White, '17-'18, is now Mrs. J. S. Decker, and is living in New York City. Thelma T. Thornsburg, '24-'25, resigned her position in the Los Aneeles Public Library, and is now Assistant Librarian of the Hieh ol Library at West Allis, Wisconsin. J Jackson E. Towne, 22y has gone to New York University Library as Chief of the Reader's Department. Mary L. Deaver, '21-'22, has a position in Ball Teachers' College, Eastern Division, Indiana State Normal College, Muncie, Ind. Mary S. Buffum, '16-'17, resigned her position in Valley City, N. Dak., and has returned to the Illinois Library School to take her Master's Degree. Margaret S. Williams, '16, is teaching half time on the faculty of the School of Library Service, Columbia University, and studying for her Master's Degree. Miriam Herron, '26, has joined the staff at the A. L. A. Headquarters, Chicago. Isabella Smith, '22-'23, (Mrs. E. P. Robertson) has resigned from her position as Librarian of the Highland Park Library, Detroit, Mich. July 2. Her address at present is Royal Oak, Mich. , is Cataloger at the University of Mary Marvland. j versity of Louisiana, Baton Rouge. Florence Blackburn, '21, passed her examinations for a teacher's certificate in California this summer, and now has a position in one of the High School Libraries in Los Angeles. Nellie Bredehoft, '25-'26, has a position in the Agricultural College Library, Bozeman, Mont. Roberta Dulin, '26, (Mrs. F, M. Stewart) sets a good example by becoming a life member of the Library School Association and also of the A. L. A. She has accepted the position of Reference Librarian of the University of Texas, where her husband is on the faculty. James B. Childs, '21, Acting Chief of the Documents Division in the Library of Congress, spent several months this fall traveling in Russia Lithuania and Germany, promoting exchange relations between those governments and the Library of Congress. Beatrice Prall, '16, is Librarian of the Public Library of Sarin iur Mich. Dorothy Teare, '23-'24, is Assistant Librarian. * > F. K. W. Drury, '05, Associate Librarian at Brown University, will spend three months in Chicago this summer working on the new' text book on Book Selection for the A. L. A. Percy D. Hammond, '22, resigned his position as Assistant Li~ brarian in the University of Louisiana, and became Superintendent of the Loan DeDartment at the University of Texas durinsr the m m m . . 181 felt* life* S m «t
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