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Who Was Mary J.L. Black

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Newspaper
Description
librarian of Fort William Public Library ; from 1909 to 1937 ; illness forced her to retire ; died in Vancouver in 1939 ; first woman president of Ontario Library Association ; member of commission of American Library Association ; survey state of libraries across Canada ; leading librarians ; Fort William Public Library regarded as finest small-city library in Canada ; no formal education ; education taken entirely at home ; knew classics of English literature ; impressive technical reference services ; member Thunder Bay Historical Society ; founded Women's Canadian Club ; led Girl Guides
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Full text available in Newspaper Clipping File
File subject: LF - Thunder Bay - Biography - Black, Mary J.L.
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English
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Brodie Resource Library

216 South Brodie Street

Thunder Bay, ON

P7E 1C2

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