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Caption: UI Library School Alumni Newsletter - 18
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Lucy Lewis, JB.L,.S. VO, IIUFIMMMI ui i»v 01 Coll, Library at Corvallis, Oregon, has been made 1 rics the Oregon State System of Higher Education. Reba Davis (Mrs. C. B. Clevenger), B.L.S. 11, is living at 212 \ 10th Street, Columbus, Ohio. She writes that several of the alumn living in Columbus have called on her and that she enjoyed meeting the so much. Rose Roberts Sears, B.L.S. '14, has changed from cataloger, p r c byterian Seminary Library, Chicago, Illinois, to reference librarian. Grace A. England, B.L.S. '15, has changed her position in the De. troit Public Library from chief of the Civics Division to librarian the Downtown Library. K. Dorothy Ferguson, '16, writes in "Special Libraries" from California: "One thing this depression has done for me — it has kill. _ ___iia: my hopes of ever being a lady of leisure so I have decided to work lil the deuce. . . ." How many echoes do we hear? 9 Sarita Robinson, '17- 19, has been made head of the Catalog Department, State University of Iowa Library, Iowa City, Iowa. Edith E. Hague, B.L.S. '18, writes that she has been transferred from the Hospital at Outwood, Kentucky, to U. S. Veterans Hospital No. 81, 130 W. Kingsbridge Road, Bronx, New York. Olga Waller (Mrs. Emerit Anson), B.L.S. '18, spent the winter on a cruise around the world. Her two children and her mother, Mr Peter Waller of Kankakee, accompanied her on the trip. She was to return to her home in St. Paul the last of April. Isabella Brokaw Wallace, B.L.S. '20, librarian of the Standard 0 Company, Whitney, Indiana, is vice president of the Illinois Chanter of the Special Libraries Association. D i v £ £ n Public Library, <T \ York City, last spring to become librarian ?L?" T L - 3 Preparation Division, New University of Arizona, Tuscon, Arizona/in September, 193? ber S e KolTo, * & & & £ & ? * & ^ f ' " j j 0l G; elSneSS B S resigned as chief of Grace Murray B.L.S. '20, librarian of Elmhurst Public Lihmrv wa hostess to one of the annual Illinois regional library conference! hold bv the Illinois Library Extension Division. conierences held b} Principal of St Tosenh's A~?L gree o'f Doctor ^ P ^ ^ ^ Her h SiS SUbjCCt i o n 7 ;e 8 » her l ^ h FnfnS? H- t Co r ™)°* ™S s r I?I -I ^ ' J TI • . ^ J ™ 1,mo,s - and at present f [ ™ e d !he de] "Th"sources o T S f w a V e r T o S " ^ u English and her m ino S ' ^ S f c r ^ . y - . Sister Rose Marie received the degree* A B ft r o , n "'T ** 11 Catholic University of Washing™ DC in io?n i \M ' A i n E n t' , . • from the University of DHnois^n 1923 '' ' ' " *"s' 1 1 eo,a p,,^ ' ? ^ Newman, '24-'25, changed from children's l.il a n•: , n East Lake Branch to children's librarian. Logan Par B ' T ' B Library, Minneapolis, Minnesota « n c h , Public [10]
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