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Marguerite E. Bowles, B.S. '31. has been appoint I assistant J R c f e f 2 ? Apartment of the A & M. College College Station Tcxa Hazel Louise Bowman, B.S '31. WM married June 29, 1033, to Henry Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Ward are living at 403 West 12th Dofothy E! Bridges, B.S. '31, has temporary work in the Unive of Nebraska Library at Lincoln. , ... . . Jeannette H. Clausen, B.S. '31, is children s librarian of the P Library at Appleton, Wisconsin. ' Elizabeth A. Clugston, B.S. '31, has a temporary position m the lie Library, Columbia City, Indiana. Ruth Coblentz, B.S. '31, is teaching and acting as school librar] at Converse, Indiana. Eunice Collins, B.S. '33, has been appointed librarian of the Journal. Library at the University of Illinois. Maude Cowan, B.S. '31, is now librarian of the Russell Train! School, Southeastern Teachers College, Durant, Oklahoma. Esther I. Duggleby, B.S. '31, has a temporary position as catalogeij the Library of the University of Louisville, Louisville, Kentucky. Mary-Elizabeth Garst, B.S. in L.S. '31, has resigned her position assistant librarian of the Saint Mary College Library at Leavenwortf m Kansas, to accept the position of assistant librarian of the Carnegie Publi Library at Clarksdale, Mississippi. Florence A. Grove, B.S. '31, is librarian of the Public Library 1 Waverly, Iowa. Maxine G. Hegland, B.S. '31, has a temporary position at the Stai Geological Survey Library, Grand Forks, North Dakota. Margaret Hepburn, B.S. '31, spent the winter of 1932-33 in European travel. She is now cataloger at Earlham College Library, Richmond, Indiana. Sibyl G. Howell, B.S. '31, has been appointed head of the Catalog dt partment of the East Texas State Teachers College, Commerce, Texal Ruth D. Jackson, B.S. '31, is a junior assistant in the Legler Branch of the Chicago Public Library. Corinne M. Lindquist, B.S. '31, was married on October 8, 1933, t an in alvin 5ii' ™ o £ Llemphill at Waco, Texas. They will be at home I 321 Ohio St., Corpus Christi, Texas. Dorothy V Martin, B.S. '31, has a temporary position listing duplipubhcatlons for Columbus ' exchange and sale, at Ohio State Universit} McKins^ ^ Ss C ^ a t ers

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