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year at the Oregon State Agricultural College Library, Corvallis n r g0n has recently accepted a position in the Technical division of the Indian . ap Public Library. °Hs E s t h e r E . Kleist, B.S. '32, M.A.J35, became Mrs. G.^Fl^yd R 0 g e r s A 14, 1939. She has resigned her position as librarian of the Theodore Rnn Se velt High School Library at Rockford,. Illinois. Dr. and Mrs. Rogers — —v, t o ' l i v e ' l n O k l a h o m a ' a n d Texas. A recent address is Skirvhf HoTel^fi? homa City, Oklahoma. Elizabeth L. Miller, B.S. '32, is now librarian of the Corinth, Mis sissippj Senior High School Library. E r n e s t I. Miller, B.S. '32, assistant librarian of the TVA Technical Library at Knoxville, Tennessee, has been borrowed for three months by th Bonneville Project to help organize a technical reference and research library for that agency along lines similar t o the T V A technical library. Lucile N. Pendergast, B.S. '32, has a position in the Public Libr Tacoma, Washington. Wilma Edith Ponder, M.A. '32, has recently become librarian of the Oakland City College Library, Oakland City, Indiana. Hendrine Rozendal, B.S. '32, M.A. '36, who the past year has been substitute librarian at the Eastern Oregon Normal School Library at LaGrande, Oregon, is now the documents cataloger at the Oregon State College Library, Corvallis, Oregon. Ruth Shaftoe, B.S. '32, is now the assistant librarian at the Public Library, River Rouge, Michigan. Harriet P . Wirick, M.A. '32, has resigned her position as librarian of the Nebraska State Normal College Library at Chadron, Nebraska, to become librarian of the Morningside College Library, Sioux City, Iowa. Lucile Vickers, B.S. '32, assistant librarian at E a s t High School, Sioux City, Iowa, writes: "Yes, I was lucky enough to win a Studebaker car, plus 1000 gallons of gas, plus $100, plus $5.00 for radio rights, plus a radio in the car, for writing a slogan for Ivory Flakes. I used all my training in digging out something different about soap flakes, and this is the result. I had a trip to the New York World's Fair, New England, Niagara Falls, and Canada last summer, in the car and on the gas, and have about a third of the coupons left." Harold Walter Batchelor, B.S. '33, M.S. '37, has resigned his position as cataloger in the University of Illinois Library, to become the librarian of the Baldwin-Wallace Library at Berea, Ohio. Esther Bryant, B.S. '33, writes that she has a new home address, 301 S. State Street, Springfield, Illinois. Noreen R. Chalice, B.S '33, assistant librarian, Bucknell University Library, Lewisburg Pennsylvania, was married this summer to Mr. S. J. 1 g a Ua e Col ate n v rsit • i? ' I n TT - ° - * S U l / y who is now line coach of football at Bucknell University. Mr. and Mrs. Blum are living at 331 Market Street, 6 Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.

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