Village of Glendale
Igler was the first female solicitor for the Village of Glendale, Ohio. She was a descendant from an original resident of the village, and attended the Congress Avenue school there. Prior to her attendance at Ward-Belmont, she graduated from the Glendale Female College in 1927. Below is documentation of certain social events she engaged in as a resident and solicitor for the village.
(Glendale Heritage Preservation).
January 25th, 1935
Igler participates in a "Stunt Night" dancing gig for the Glendale Parent-Teacher Association, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. Interesting to see that, after her time at Ward-Belmont, Igler maintained her affinity for dance.
January 26th, 1935
Igler and and other members of the chorus performance, chronicled in the Cincinnati Post.
February 2nd, 1935
Another article in the Cincinnati Enquirer on the Glendale Parent-Teacher Association's "Stunt Night." Igler is pictured alongside three other women in the center right photo:
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"The secretaries of 'The Rhythm Brigade' are presented at the center right. These snappy dancers are Miss Elizabeth Igler, Mrs. G. B. Hanna, Miss Elsa Thompson and Mrs. Medora Elliot."
