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University of Illinois Library School

libraries are scattered in all sections of the country but as might be expect! eight are in the middle western section. Of the next largest group, three are the southeastern section. The libraries included a r e : Williamsport Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport, Pa., Noreen R. Chali B.S. '33. Sue Bennett College, London, Ky., lone Williams, B.S. '31. Tennessee Wesleyan College, Athens, Tenn., Fannye Mackey, B.S. '35. Irene Gelinas, B.S. '32, was in charge of Tennessee Wesleyan College wh< the grant was awarded.) Joliet Junior College, Joliet, 111., Pauline Dillman, S.S. '21, '22, '36, '37. La Salle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College, Maysel O. Baker, B.S. '31. Morton Junior College, Cicero, 111., Genevieve Darlington, B.L.S. '03. North Park College, Chicago, 111., Mrs. Claire A. Olson, '23-'24. Ironwood Junior College, Ironwood, Mich., Margaret C. Rehring, B.S. '37. Virginia Junior College, Virginia, Minn., Wayne L. Noggle, M.S. '33. Christian College, Columbia, Mo., Doris A. Foley, B.S. '32. William Woods College, Fulton, Mo., Dorothy Jennings, B.S. '36. Northern Montana College, Havre, Mont., Evelyn Starkey, B.S. '31. Southern Branch of the University of Idaho, Pocatello, Ida., Ina D. B.S. '29. Modesto Junior College, Modesto, Calif., Helen F . Pierce, B.S. '29. Pikeville College. Pikeville. Kv.. former librarian Phoebe Dimock, B.S. '32. ALUMNI NEWS W^K^M Elizabeth Bradish Wales, '93-'94, on the staff of the Teacher's Roon Chicago, Illinois, died J u n e 27, 1937 from a heart attack. She had been ver active in professional circles and had been connected with a good many libraries. She was formerly Secretary of the Missouri Library Commission; Librarian of the Carthage, Missouri Public L i b r a r y ; Librarian of th W C n n Public Libr f ? ? 'D ur ° T ?! a r y ; of the Marlborough, N. H. Librarv and ot the Public Library a t Quincy, Illinois, and Assistant Librarian of th Braddock, Pennsylvania Public Library. May Louise Martin, B.L.S. '00, head of a division of the School departen eClev 1 and Pu bli £ io£ £ ?1 1 c Library, died at H u r o n Road Hospital, Jun f n 19J7 after an illness of three weeks. Miss Martin was born in Gen. i, m S et led a s e a r l l l / J f 3 " Tu ^ L ur a 1804. She was a graduate of the Un T 0 c h y 1 as 1 9 S S o in 7o ful £ i TTi C 1 e v7 a n d ° ^ °0 and shortly after was appoint nt?ri«V*\r £ . f ^ b l i c Library. A member of the Womai U t y Club, Miss Martin had maintained an active interest and membei up in several other civic and educational institutions. irn™ \ZJ\\??5\ 'b\' ' P t e d a part-time appointm ? rfn 1 «til September 1937, at Stanford University Librarv, Stan y a llf n a Sh e i s s e n d i n th s?IvirSZffhf h ;rS - °J" A m y C M o o P T h S i r e d winter in St. Paul and i^ n e a d 8 ^ * ^ — * 76 Western a m e n ^ S S ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ i "' ' y head of the catalog depai Llb ry r D i l a r d l l ^ ^ ' Athinta, Georgia, is now librarian the jjniaru University Library, New Orleans, Louisiana Mary Elvira Smith (Mrs. A. P. Graham), '08-'09, librarian of the Sen r High School at Ash and Oreeon died Miv 6 1Q17 A* • !• had been on the ctoff . \ i r ,, ' aiea iua> o, i y j / . At various time nau Decn on the staff of the following libraries, Stanford University St B College of friends. Washington, University of Wyoming. Her aeatn is regretted i death kreTreVted b her many Anne Fraser Leidendecker, R.L.S. '08, head of the Science a , 1 ( | Tndii section of the Los Angeles Public Library, is Presfd e, \ f e Ca Library Association for 1937-38. ^amor Elizabeth T. Stout, B.L.S. '08, is Tax Research librarian of the Deoa P merit of Taxation and Finance at Albany, New York Elsie Louise Baechtold. R.L.S. '16, died very suddenly at her home

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