Miss Howe to Retire After 40 Years as Librarian
Miss Fanny C. Howe, longtime librarian of the Troy Public Library, will retire after four decades of service this month. She notes shifts to non fiction, science, and reference use, cites Gone with the Wind as a perennial favorite, and urges continued public support despite budget limits.
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Reception And Dinner Planned For Miss Fanny Howe
An open house and public reception will honor Miss Fanny C. Howe at Troy Public Library Thursday 2 to 5 p.m. A dinner at 6:20 p.m. at the Troy Club will be hosted by the library board. Mrs. Mintzer chairs the event with co chair War ecke and invitations chair Freman. Howe outlines need for more space staff and funds to buy and maintain books. She traces decades of library growth and service, and notes plans for genealogical work and travel in retirement.
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