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English: University of Chicago Library, Special Collections Research Center
Title Crerar Library View Staff, 1914 1 Series I: Individuals and Groups Description John Crerar Library Staff, 1914. First row, from left: Axel Josephson (chief cataloger); Mary E. Hawley (cataloger); Clement Andrews (librarian); Charles Barr (assistant librarian); J. Christian Bay (classifier); second row: Helen Dalton Brown (senior assistant); Gertrude Forstall (cataloger); Sarah Dickinson (periodical department); Edward D. Tweedell (assistant librarian); Jennie Hulce (binding); Bruno Wilke (treasurer’s assistant); Anna White (junior assistant); unidentified staff member; Charlotte Foy (shelf-lister); Alberta M. Whidden (cataloger); Mabel Hayward (card department); Polly Rieder (card department); Mabel Eaman (order department); Mary B. Hibbard (medical department); Cornelia White (accessions); Ethel Wight (secretary); unidentified staff member; third row: Alphonse Cornyu (page); John A. Krauth (junior assistant); unidentified staff member; Elizabeth Wilson (shelf-lister); Alpha Owens; Grace Kelly (assistant classifier); three unidentified staff members; Elizabeth Montross (subject headings); William Teal (delivery desk chief); Harriet Penfield; D. Ashley Hooker (reference librarian). |
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