Little Falls herald., 1914-09-18
LIBRARY MEET MAS 4 SUCCESS
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I6t0oD1ov1 t1sA.o vU1lV lSSOOVNesN
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the things described in the books.
! Last week an exhibit Of the children, 8
work was held in the Minneapolis
schools. Among the articles exhibited
by the boys were. toy airships, auto
/ push carts, miniature wireless stations,
etc. The girls exhibited cakes, bread,
sewing, etc.
At Duluth, Miss Baldwin said, ex-
/ pertinent is now being tried out to IN IN
! crease the library clr:ulaclon by plac-
ing books in the hotels for the enl-
ployes. At Hibbing story hours are are
held on the city Fairgrounds during
the summer months. Il
Business Session
| A short business session was held
after the close of Mss Baldwin 8 talk,
at which officers were elected for the
ensuing years as follows: Sz
President-William Dawson John
ston, librarian of st. Paul public Il
brary.
/, Vice president-Miss Mabel New
| hard, Virginia.
Secy.- y.-Treasurer-M Clara Bald
win, member of the public library
commission, st. Paul.
A resolution was drawn up and
passed urging the librarians to work
for the passage Of a teachers and IL
brarians' pension bill in the legisla-
ture at the next session. The bill as
| now proposed does not include the IL
brarians and it is their desire to have
the librarians on the pension list as
we'll as teachers. 4
Other resolutions which were nassed
were: resolutions extending thanks to
the citizens Of Little Falls for their
hospitality TO the visitors, to Mrs:
Jenny Lind Blanchard, librarian OF
the local library for planning their re- re-
ception and entertainment, to the
women of the Congregational club, the
Presbyterian church and Episcopal
guild for their services, to the citizens
who invited them to the photoplay
Hiawatha,' to Mrs. Weyerhaeuser
anu the Misses Smalley and Brannen
for musical numbers, to the press OF
Little Falls for their cooperation in
bringing the several meetings before
the public, to all those who took part
in the programs, and to the officers
Of the association and the secretary
of the library commission for their ef-
forts. in making the meeting note
worthy.
Delegates Who Registered
/ Alexandria-Florenc S. Hicks.
l. Brainerd-Mrs. G. NJ. Patek.
| Caledonia-Grace A. DOuval.
Chicago-Gudrun Thorne-Thomsen.
Chisholnl-Margaret Palmer.
CloQuet-Mildred Riley.
Duluth-Helen E. Rockwell, Frances
Barnhardt.
Eleveth- Margaret Hickman. :,
Fairmont-Minnie Bird.
Faribault- E. LeCrone.
Fergus Falls-Amy A. Lewis.
Glenwood-Frances E. Peterson.
Hastings Stella Telfon.
Hibbing-Stella L. Wiley. :.
Keewatin-Frances G. Sawyer.
Madison, Wis.-Lois A. Spencer.
Mankato-Flora F. Carr.
Marshall Elizabeth l.. Rank.
Minneapolis--Ma Bartlcso;: Mary
Williams, Lucille An Clinton, MiEssa
| lWestlake Heald, Lucy Coleman Dins.
more, Raymond L. Walkey. s'5ss5::
MOntevideo-L. B. Meyer.
Newport-Lillian E. Trevette.
Northfield-Margaret j. Evans.
Observation-Disclosures Graham.
Red Wing-Grace L. Meyer.
Redwood Falls-M. Francis Moore.
Rochester-Edna limerick.
Sank Centre-Eva M. Davis.
Stillwater-Mary E. Carson.
St. Cloud-Mrs. G. L. Atwood, Mrs.
Marie E. Brick.
st. Paul-Dr. VIM dawson johnson,
Helen j. Stearns, Clara F. Baldwin,
Martha Wilson, Julia Hedt, Josephine
j NJ. Mann, Bertha R. Barden, Ruth A.
i Haven, Mary P. Pringle.
St. Peter-Marian E. Tyler.
Two Harbors-Lynne Malmquist.
Virginia Ethel c. Wright, Stella
NJ. Stebbins.
Walker-Margaret B. Fluke.
Willmar-Amy Hanscom.