Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-22
:. /. DlCkERSON, LIBRARIAN
eRlNNELL COLLEGE, is
ELECTED PRESIDENT.
MISS ANNA MAUDE KIMBERLY
CONTINUES AS SECRETARY
Mrs. J. w. Corey, of Spencer Chosen
First Vice President-otner Officers
Elected = Library Extension Into
Rural District important Convention
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actresses aha rspers.
Mrs Horace u Towner, of the Iowa
library commission, who was on the
afternoon program for an address on
Study CLUB Outlines" was compelled
TO leave the city early this afternoon,
50 she was given time his forenoon.
Mrs Towner urged an organized and
systematic course Of study for womens
clao work instead Of a hit and miss
program that had no definite aim or
object
The only other paper OF the forenoon
session Was the discussion Of the
American Library Association Book
List 10y Miss May Massee. of Chicago
Mr. w, y, G. Carlton. Of the Newherry
library, Chicago. Who was on the pro-
gram. teiegraphed that ne could not
ne here
Industrial Education and What the
Library Can Do TO Help IL was the
subject Of an important address given
WEDNESDAYS afternoon by Prof X g.
Smith, head OF the extension depart
nent Of The school Of engineering Of
Iowa State College Ames
Il be'iere a separate room should
he set aside IN the library for the
u.se Of tradesmen" said Professor
Smith. He urged Librarians 10 get in
touch with tradesmen and TO Duy bupks
not too technical on trade subjects for
them to read. He urged The irnnort-