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HomeMy WebLinkAboutscrapbook pic doris tucker willett (33)itf 1 e L C I Parents' Books 7 On Display Final dlaplaya for Book Week, ! which close a SaturdAY al. the Cor- net I (City) Library were Arranged lodoY by Librarlan Bolen Ludlow ns the last groups of children 1, from public ,it parochial schools .0 paid visit to the library. r Continuing the omphasls which has boon placed on reading In con- nection with children and young' People, a collootioa of books for parents line boon placed In the children', reading roam. The books deal with child guidance and psy- chology. i A now addition to tho library, a I "young people's corner," Is one of file Innovations which Book Wool, I"Auguraled, occupying a section of the children's rending room, tho corner houses books for persons of high school Age and older, many of the books dealing withvocnlional guidance and t,r,orm presented In entertaining reading form. The corner now has approximate- ly 200 books and pinny are being mndo for Its expansion until It be- comes a recognized "browsing cor- ner" of the library. Books which have been on dis-play during the week may be drawn beginning at 0 a.m. Setup - day, Miss Ludlow announced, Li- brary staff members are prepared for a rush of children who have "had their eye on soma particular book" since their visit. City Library To Have New Quarters The Cornell City Library will In the near future occupy enlarged quarters on the second floor of thel Library Building, the trustees an - flounced today. The board has authorized file re- novating and remodeling of Li- brary Hall, better known as the Happy Hour Theater, for the use of the library. Improvements will include a new - hardwood floor, replastering, point- Ing, decorating, modem lighting fixtures, additional - library furni-. lure, a large addition to shelf space and the rearrangement of the Is- brarIan's cloak to provide for Im- proved supervision. It is hoped that a reading-roon) for children will be one of the features of the enlarged quarters. The proscenlum arch and stage opening Of file old theater will be sealed and used as a background for the Portralt of Ezra Cornell, founder of the library, which has hung in obscure Parts of the li- brary for years. Plans and specifications far the Proposed changes have been pro- Pared by Architect Henry C. Thorne. The project will be underwrltter. by funds borrowed from the rare strlcted endowment dl the library, The fund will he repaid by rr_ star annual payments taken ft,,,, in - Creased rents received from ,eeu- pang of the Library Bulldlnc dur-, Ing the next seven Kin of Ithacan Buried Son Of I'ainous Indian Captive Two recant publlcatlons wry loll I was vlolonnvy, Ilnr argument were Are found In tho. Cornull (City) Inn ftnelunl, and affordod fin ,Ilevl- Llbrn y fire not only most inter- al -Ion to hug menlnl mu Rerings. eating and In,tracu Ve In them- From his Meter'& he wont to his delves as de,letl,g pioneer life In own house, where he stayed only Central Now York State In early Iwo nlghts, and then went to , days; but especially so since ono Squawky Rut be procure money i In written by a member of a slain- with which to purchase floor for IIY wall Itnown In the Town of Dry- the use of his family, den, where the family once lived, (2uaerel Ends To Deanr And the further fact urt both While at Squawky booke mention the Indian captive q y I-I111 be got while girl, Diary Jamison, known, the company of two 9quawliy "The Hill India".,, (Ilwre Mary Jemlwan While Women of ills Gonesee". She Ives a near neigh- recount the quarrel and light bor and frland of Benjamin Luther, well lch,roeulted In the death of her formerly a resident of Tompkins son.) Conti n sung the narrative, County, In the Town of Groton, she rc)died: 'Next morning Esq, before his removal to the Genesee Claim eont me word that John was l Valley, where he continued hid dead, And also Informed me of the minlstarlal lahon. I means by which hie life was talren_ Possibly, Benjamin Luther was A number of people went from the only Tompkins county resident; Gardow to where the body lay, And who was so signally hanm ed, for Doct Levi Brundrldge brought Mary Jo nhain was a most remark- It up home, where the funeral was able woman, who survived the attended after the Mannar of the trials And tribulations of 70 years' white people. Mr, Benjamin Luth- of captivity, and loft to honor her ar, and Dfr, WIIDam Wiles preached memory the most Interesting nor- a sermon And performed the tuner - relive over written of her day and A services; And myself and family QaAerntloa. Dletan cos are as nolh- followed the corpse to the grave as Ing today, but who, Mary Jennison mourners:' And Benjamin Luther inhabited the Ae though to bring this Interest- ; Genesno Valley with their families, Ing historical event in the life of communication and travel between Mary Jamison quite close to home, the Gonesce and the reglon cast of Benjan In Luther has several rela- Cayuga Inure were so meagre and dives residing In Toraphins county, difficult that not one In a hundred The direct Luther ancestor of Lee - ever toade the Journey between the Ile L, Luther, who reBldcs on E. two regions. State St., Ithaca, was an own Son Riled by Indiana brother of the Benjamin Luther When the eon of Df o[ whom we write and he 14 was was dragged from hlishorse lab° who told w tills most engaging enemyY story of pioneer days In central Indians, " he Journeyed Now York Slate. toward his home, and killed, Mary JemlBan "lied that Benjamin I•YMAN IL GALLAGHER. Luther, -her white friend and j neighbor, take charge of the funer- al services for her slain son, and Iva have In her own words that trying ordeal through which she was compelled to pass, And her Library tills Make Defense Exhibits The .Corn ell (City' Llbrmy As_ wn�lntlan Is can of the 1,200 llbearles In the United Stales, chosen by the American Library Aemclation to exhibit material from War Infor- motion Centers. A new collection of raatorled de- voted to a selected pbsse Af na- itonal defense will he assembled each month. The careen[ exhibit consists of 23 publications In Danophl°t form on the armed forces and civilian participation In the war. A variety of subject truth m taxes, bonds, funcllon, and organ- izatlone of the department of the Office of Emergency Managearelit, the Navy and ship production, the Army, Coast Guard, U. S. Defense - Corps, soldlere' handbook, train_ Inz for volunteer nurses' aides, elvllisn morale service, and allied [epics are on exhibit. The pamphlet may be borrowed from the library or may be pur- chased from the superintendent of datument In Washington The library will welcome sugges- tions concerning the displays, and thtse will be forwarded to the Executive Office of the President In Washington. The suggeatioas and opinions of readers will sere .a a guide for future selections of subject_ Books relating to the current dis- play which have recently been add- ed to the library include: -rho Philippines." by J. R. Hayden; "Modern Democracy,^ by Prof. Carl L. Becker of Cornell; "Public Opin- Ion In Democracy;" by C. W. Smith, and "That Day Aloes," by P, Van Paassen- acknowledgment of the consolatlon "--- -- which bus presence and words at her Librarians to Meet �a list of available referees, Bon's funeral brought to her mind. BenJamin Luther might have To Plan Group throughout Libraries of the county, excluding refused this act of kindness the university library, on with some degree of justice, for local history o ry and genealogy, the Indians had their own funeral. ritual, but Luther Librarians of Tompkins County Those Present at the mdeHagi were Alias acted to "Ssue a the sorrow of this bereaved mother met Wednesday at the Corns❑ Elizabeth Cady of the: Southworth Librarlan Assoelatlo no as though she were bla own. (City) Library to discuss plans for Dryden; bfre. Agnes Hamnton Mary Jemison's account of the the further organization of a of the Groton Public Library; VM Ideath of her son, John, And the funeral presided over by Benjamin llbrariana' group. Under the leader-' Buena Weatherell of the Newfleld Public Luther, her friend and neighbor, ship of Miss Helen Ludlow, llbra- Library, and Miss Ludlow• 1 follows: "Dry rian of the Cornell Library and son John was a doctor, cone elderably celebrated were riong amongst the Indiana of various trlbea for his I made for the adrn tancea of more members. skill in curing their dlse"es by the administration The librarians are now compiling of roots Send h I i which be erbg, [ theforests rhad And been other placeswhere planted by I ture. the hand of na- In the month of April, or first Of May, to go 1817, be was called upon to Buffalo, C°ttaraugus and 1 Allegany to cure Boma who wero sick He about went and nag absent two months. When he re- turned, he observed the great slide� Of the bank of the Genessec river abort distance above my housea -HOURS which bad taken place during Ill hie LIBRARY absence, and conceiving that Or- I to be ominous of big own death, called Open 9 a_ m. to 9 'cumstances at bts Illster'g 1N�n�iatol he,that be shoulpt dI p, M. Dail) Except Sunday y terly at the near pproacb of his dissolution. Nancy endeavored to Wldes r D lad confusion and the persuade him t hat his trouble was imnginarj•, resultant telephone calls concern- and that he ought not to be affected thS the opening and closing boon by • a fancy which . at the Cornea lCltyl Library - - r Prompted an anno The Oakdale pit, used for vears as a source of gravel by area can- t tractors, cover a quarter -acre and Ile reputed to be 20 feet deep in o� a S t flee,, used at ulnea n(sSnd 4t I ales )ot ,l.... _ in the recover^' aided whit boys body, ordered the v0late gravel bed drained of several feet of wat;se ►ndtbDrlae myts fed by seep romid in r 6trM1l:ar��sti�i nyWas a�yaaanl are" uncement to- day from Librarlan Ifelen Lud- IOtc. .'llthough the Ilbrary assumed a summer schedule durtur July and Aught it resumed Its reiruiar one On Sept. 1. and Is now open from 9 'L m- to 9 p m_ dally except y- The Library is not closed at any time between the hours mentioned, Miss Ludlow empha- sized. Library Exhibits Prize Photos a.l An exhibition of prints repro- duced In the American Annual of Photography for 1942 has been on display at the Cornell City Library for the Past week, There we M prints with entries from all parts of the world, the nearest being A• M. Lnderwood'a ,May Bouquet" fr3m Rochester, and the farthest distant represented by Lo Tak- Cho, s "Summer Morning" tram Hong Kong, China. This exhibit is sponsored by ula tilled Camera Club and wt$ m main Is town through TutilIRl,