Lucile Stella Baggett Davison

Background

Davison, Lucile Stella Baggett was born on September 27, 1918 in Beckham County, Oklahoma, United States. Daughter of Monroe Clarence and Susie Estella (Larkey) Baggett.

Education

Associate of Arts, Kiowa County Junior College, 1934—1936. Bachelor, University Oklahoma, 1938. Master of Science, University Oklahoma, 1940.

Postgrad, State College Washington, 1941—1942.

Career

Bibliographer United States Bureau Mines, Salt Lake City, 1941. Technical librarian United States Rubber Company, Passaic, New Jersey, 1942—1945. Abstractor American Petroleum Institute, New York City, 1963—1965, chemical Abstracts Columbus, Ohio, 1959—1980.

Associate editor Rubber Chemistry & Technology, Akron, 1967—1980. Freelance translator German, French, Russian, Japanese to English. Abstractor Metals Abstracts, Metals Park, Ohio, 1983—1996.

Volunteer YM-Young Women’s Christian Association, Ridgewood, New Jersey, 1959—1963, Travell School Library, Ridgewood, 1952—1963. Recording secretary Ridgewood Neighborhood Girl Scouts United States of America, 1960—1963. Library committee Ridgewood Methodist Church, 1961—1962.

Achievements

• Lucile Stella Baggett Davison has been listed as a noteworthy by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member of American Association for the Advancement of Science, Sierra, American Translators Association, American Chemical Society, Sigma Xi.

Interests

• Hiking; snowshoeing; skiing. Backpacking; canoeing.Died May 3, 1996.

Connections

Children: Carol Porter Davison, Robert Pemberton Davison.

Father:

Monroe Clarence Baggett

Mother:

Susie Estella (Larkey) Baggett

child:

Robert Pemberton Davison

child:

Carol Porter Davison