Checklist of Zula Bennington Greene Book
The following is a listing of books dealing primarily with Kansas authors from the private library of Zula Bennington Greene. Gifts of Zula Bennington Greene to the Kansas Collection over the years, and, after her death, of her children, Dorothy Hangar and Willard Greene, Jr.
Anthology of Verse, 1950-1951. Long Island, Kan.: Division of Literature, 6th District, Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs, 1951. Inscribed: "Sincerely, Ina Marvin Durnil, Long Island, Kansas." Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.5408 An86
Atlantic Monthly. Jubilee: One Hundred Years of the Atlantic, ed. Edward Weeks and Emily Flint. Boston and Toronto: Little, Brown and Company, [1957]. Signed: "Edward Weeks / and / Emily Flint"; "Zula Greene." 810.82 At63j
Averill, Thomas Fox. Passes at the Moon: Stories from Kansas. Topeka, Kan.: Woodley Press, [1985]. Inscribed: "4-8-85 / For Peggy-- / whose love of this / state and its people / I share. / Your friend, / Thomas Fox Averill." 813.54 Av35p
Baldwin, Faith. Widow's Walk: Variations on a Theme. New York and Toronto: Rinehart & Company, Inc., [1954]. Signed: "Zula Greene." 811.52 B193w
Barry, William Crocker. Broken Dreams and Other Poems Published Posthumously by His Wife--Frances Guild Barry. 2nd ed. Topeka, Kan.: F. G. Barry, 1980. "This second edition of Broken dreams with a total of 77 poems, of which 13 are not in the original edition, is published in Topeka KS by Mrs. Barry at her own cost." Inscribed: "For Peggy of the Flint Hills / from Frances Barry / who comes from Bern Ks. / (see page 29)." Tipped-in photograph is captioned: "Our Mildred Joyce at 10." 811.54 B279b
Bell, Eleanor. Flights Through Inner Space... Topeka, Kan.: Bob Woodley Memorial Press, 1980. Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.54 B413f
Bill, Edward Elijah. Poems of the Plains and the Prairies. New York: Exposition Press, 1948. Inscribed: "To Peggy of the Flint Hills from Edw E. Bill 3/24/48." 811.5 B493p
Bird, Paige Weaver. Pages. Ill. Ella Park. Tulsa, Okla.: Ena Press, 1981. "Pages... is published in a limited edition of three hundred copies. This is number 204." Inscribed: "From Jane / Mar. 2, 1982 / For Peggy Greene." 811.54 B532p
Brown, Forman. Small Wonder: The Story of the Yale Puppeteers and the Turnabout Theatre, with a foreword by Ray Bradbury. Metuchen, N. J., and London: Scarecrow Press, 1980. Inscribed: "For Peggy, / Forman Brown / Roddy [Richard Brandon] / Harry [Burnett] / May 14, 1981." 791.53 B813s
Burres, Floyd. Let the Chips Fall. [Topeka, Kan.: The Floyd Burres Printing Service, 1966.] 811.52 B941l
Burton, Thomas E., and Grace D. Chamade. [Topeka, Kan.: Printed for the authors by the Paul Pinet Printing Company], 1954. 811.52 B9564c
Carter, Lillian, and Gloria Carter Spann. Away from Home: Letters to My Family. [New York]: Warner Books, [1978]. Signed: "Miss Lillian" and "Gloria Spann." 954.040924 C246a
Chapman, Frances Clausen. Grandmother's House. Ill. Robert Alden Rubin. [Chapel Hill, N.C.]: Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, 1987. 813.54 C366g
Clugston, W. G. Animal Crackers: A Play in Three Acts. Boston: Four Seas Company, [1925]. Signed: "Zula Greene." 812.52 C627a
_______. Politics in Kansas: A 4-Act Farce. Topeka, Kan.: The Helm Press, [1945]. 812.52 C627p
A Compilation of Poems. Sedgwick, Kan.: [Division of Literature, Kansas Federation of Women's Clubs, 1939]. "For the second year Dr. [Earle R.] Davis has judged the poems for the State Poet Laureate Contest." 811.5208 C738
Cooper, Kathryn Croan. Chained to a Memory. [Kincaid, Kan.]: Privately Printed for the Author, 1972. Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.54 C786c
_______. Hooterville Party Line. Iola, Kan.: Printed for the Author by the Central Publishing Company, 1971. Signed: "Zula Greene." 811.54 C786h
_______. Kissin' Cousins. Iola, Kan.: Central Publishing Company, 1973. Inscribed: "Excuse printers mistakes and dark pictures. We are all white but it was the 1st book for this printer." 811.54 C786k
_______. Yesterday's Rainbow. [Arcanum, Ohio: Lew Williams Printing], 1973. Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.54 C786y
Covey, Basil R. School's Out! Reflections of a Kansas Teacher, 1987. Topeka, Kan.: Printed for the author by Jostens, 1987. Inscribed: "To Peggy Greene / 1987 / Basil Covey." 370.9781 C838s
Crahan, Ann, and Dorothy Harvey, eds. Heart Songs: Poems from Capper's Weekly. Topeka, Kan.: Capper's Books, [1986]. 811.5408 H3512
Cutler, Bruce. A Voyage to America and Other Places. Ill. Cecil Howard. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, [1967]. Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.54 C973vo
Daniels, Goldie Piper. Rural Schools and Schoolhouses of Douglas County Kansas. [Baldwin, Kan.: The Author, 1975]. Inscribed: "For Peggy Greene." In ZBG's hand: "Address of author / 1525 Vermont / Lawrence, Kans. 66044." 372.10421 P661r
Davenport, Mariana B. Storm and Stars. Portland, Me.: House of Falmouth, Inc., [1963]. Inscribed: "To Mrs. Peggy Greene / With Very Best Wishes / Lieuween and Hamilton Chase / 4-4-64." 811.54 D247s
Davis, Mable Eighmy. Little Miss Blunderbus: The Autobiography of Susie Q from Three to Twelve Years Old. Norton, Kan.: Printed for author by the Wilson Carter Printers, 1961. Inscribed: "Complimentary to / Peggy of Flint Hills" and signed on title page. In the hand of ZBG: "109 S. Norton, Norton, Kans." 978.103 D295Bd
Dawson, Bertha Howard. Looking Back. Eskridge, Kan.: [The Author], 1978. Signed by author on dedication page. 978.1163 D323Bd
Dobie, J. Frank. The Mustangs. Ill. Charles Banks Wilson. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, [1952]. Inscribed: "Dear Peggy Greene-- / You are better than any horse / I have put in a book / or seen out of one-- / Frank Dobie / Austin, Txs / July 5, 1955 / (Just back from Kansas)." Also inscribed: "To my Friend, / Peggy / Aug 1, 1955 Everett Rich." 636.168 D653m
Donaldson, Bess Allen. Prairie Girl: Memoirs of the Midwest. Galesburg, Ill.: Mother Bickerdyke Historical Collection, 1971. 978.151 D714Bd
Doster, Irma, ed. Freedom Has a Happy Ring: A Kansas Bulletin for Kansas Schools. Topeka, Kan.: Printed by Burge Print Company, 1960. Inscribed: "To / Peggy in appreciation / Irma Doster." 323 D742f
Dotson, Carrol Baker. The Reporter's Handbook: The Texts and Reference Manual of a Training Course in Practical Newspaper Writing, Employing the Copy Desk Method. New York: Newspaper Institute of America, [1926]. 070.407 D742r
Dunraven, Earl of. Ill. Valentine W. Bromley. The Great Divide: Travels in the Upper Yellowstone in the Summer of 1874. Lincoln, Neb.: University of Nebraska Press, [1967]. With extensive marking by ZBG throughout text. 917.8752042 D923g
[Edson, Charles Leroy]. "The Great American Ass": An Autobiography. New York: Brentano's, [1926]. Signed: "C L Edson." 818.52 Ed76Be
Emery, Katharine Keyes. On Our Street. [No publication data given], 1969. Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.54 Em36o
Eresch, Josie. Elegant Amusement: Block Prints and Sketches by the Author. Half title: Flower Arrangement in Japan, an Elegant Amusement. [Beloit, Kan.: Printed for the author by the Gazette Press, 1937.] Inscribed: "For / Peggy of the Flint Hills--To / recall the visit to Beloit-- / Aug 15, 1940--Josie Eresch / In profound admiration, my deepest bow / and all good wishes! J." 745.92252 Er35e
Ferber, Edna. Giant. Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1952. Signed: "Zula Greene." 813.52 F373g
Fish, Walter Ervin. Golden Rays of Truth and Beauty. New York: The Pyramid Press, Publishers, [1941]. Inscribed: "Walter Ervin Fish / to / Zula Bennington Greene." 811.52 F526g
Fisher, Harry W. Reflections of a Jayhawk Lawyer. Fort Scott, Kan.: Sekan Printing Co., 1983. With markings throughout by ZBG. 340 F533Bf c.2
Fleming, Roscoe. The Man Who Reached the Moon: And Other Poems, Including "Kansas," A Saga of Our Forefathers. [Denver, Colo.: Golden Bell Press, 1957.] Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.52 F629m
Galt, Charles A. Terse Verse. Capsule Quatrains: Judge not a man's wisdom and power to think by the length of his speech or consumption of ink. Junction City, Kan.: Printed for the author by Republic Print, 1943. Signed: "Chas A. Galt." 811.52 G139t
_______. The Bystander Birthday Book: Selections from the Bystander. Junction City, Kan.: Republic Print, 1943. Signed: "Charles A. Galt." 818.52 G139b
Galvani, William, comp. Rolla Clymer: Poet of the Flint Hills. El Dorado, Kan.: Butler County Historical Society, 1984. 070.4 C639Br
Garrett, Diane Goff. A Mother's Prayer. [No publication data given.] Inscribed: "To / Miss Greene, / For her interest / and kind words / in this my first / book. / Sincerely, / Dianne Goff Garrett / 12-3-71." Annotated by ZBG: "Mrs. Michael Garrett / 7717 W. 60th Terrace / Overland Park, Kans. 66202." 811.54 G192m
Gayman, Esther Palm. Tock sa Mecka: (A Phonetic Spelling of Swedish Words Meaning "Thank You"): Swedish Pioneer Life on the Prairie, Experienced by the Palm Family. Ill. Barbara Ann Burns. Galesburg, Ill.: Log City Books, 1978. 977.349 G256t
Glenn, Andrea, ed. Kansas in Color: Photographs Selected by Kansas! Magazine. Lawrence, Kan.: Published for the Kansas Department of Economic Development by the University Press of Kansas, [1982]. With an introduction by Zula Bennington Greene. Inscribed: "To Peggy / Thanks for your / Kansas intro-- / Governor John Carlin / 10-11-82"; "Peggy-- / Your contribution to this / book will be treasured for / years by Kansans. Thank you / for your part in the book's / success and for your friendship. / Andrea Glenn / 12-22-82." 978.1 K133 c.2
Goodman, Sula Saltsman. Precious Jewels: Sula's Story of Her Father, Thomas Francis Saltsman, 1873-1958. [Oklahoma City: The Author, 1958]. 976.674 Sa37Bg
Grace Cathedral. [Topeka, Kan.: The Book Committee, Grace Cathedral], 1976. Signed: "Peggy Greene." 726.6509781 G753
Greene, Zula Bennington. Skimming the Cream: Fifty Years with Peggy of the Flint Hills. [Topeka, Kan.]: Baranski Publishing Company, [1983]. Perspectives: Library News Bulletin (Mar. 1964) laid in, containing "An Indian Version of the 23rd Psalm," an article by Peggy of the Flint Hills.
Hafer, Vera Hamill. As I Remember: 1903-1973. [North Newton, Kan.: Mennonite Press, 1973]. Inscribed: "To Peggy Greene this complimentary / copy with best wishes for pleasant / reading! / Vera H. Hafer / Wesley Towers / Hutchinson, Ks. 67501." Signed on front cover: "Peggy Greene." 929.2 H178h
_______. My Husband, Frank, 1884-1960. [North Newton, Kan.: Mennonite Press, 1976.] Inscribed: "To Peggy of the Flint Hills, with / Best Wishes / Vera H. Hafer." 929.20973 H119m
_______. Stories & Verse. [Hutchinson, Kan.: Mennonite Press, 1974]. Inscribed: "To Peggy of the Flint Hills, / with / Best Wishes, / Vera H. Hafer." 813.54 H119s
Haggart, Virginia, and Dorothy Harvey, comps. and eds. My Folks Claimed the Plains: A Treasury of Homestead Stories from the Readers of Capper's Weekly, Presented as a Sequel to "My Folks Came in a Covered Wagon." Topeka, Kan.: [Capper's Books], 1978. 978.02 M993
Harris, Jack. Busman's Holiday. [Hutchinson, Kan.: Author, 1939]. 942.084 H242b
Haywood, C. Robert. The Preacher's Kid. Topeka, Kan.: Woodley Memorial Press, [1985]. 813.54 H336p
Heat Moon, William Least. Blue Highways: A Journey into America. Boston and Toronto: Little, Brown and Company, [1982]. Inscribed: "For my friend and / colleague Zula / Bennington Greene, who / is teaching me about / the Flint Hills, I wish / you good cheer. / William Least Heatmoon / Topeka, 1984." 917.304927 H351b
Hobbs, Mary Deborah King. Pot-Luck: Odds and Ends of Light Verse for a Light Moment from a Light Mind. [Appalachia, Va.: Young Publications, 1965.] In ZBG writing: "Box 215, Abilene, Kans." 811.54 H653p
Hodge, L. Cady. Poems. [No publication data given.] Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.54 H663p
Hogoboom, John B. The Long Line Kansas Skinner. [Columbus, Kan.: Printed for the author by Ward Printing Service, 1986.] With tipped-in typed letter of Brian Beattie, library director of the Bradford Memorial Library, El Dorado, Kan., re the author. 636.15 H679Bh
Hunt, Elvid. History of Fort Leavenworth, 1827-1937. 2nd ed. Fort Leavenworth, Kan.: The Command and General Staff School Press, 1937. Signed: "Peggy Greene / Dec. 30, 1943." 355.7097813 H911h
Hunt, Gertrude Lyle, ed. Radiant Days. Los Angeles, Cal.: DeVorss & Co., [1952]. Signed: "Zula Greene"; "Faithfully, / Gertrude Lyle Hunt." 820.82 H912r
Imes, Grace Apiz. I Paint with Words, with Notes by the Author. [No publication data available.] Name on cover: Grace Apitz Imes. 811.52 Im2i c.1, c.2
Jackman, Marguerite. The Story of the Kansas Kitty. Ill. Milruth Unruh Busby. [Hutchinson, Kan.: Armour-Brown], 1961. On front free end sheet: "Professional Comments," by Peggy Greene. 813.54 J131s
Jackson, Lydia M. Wild Rose Petals. Topeka, Kan.: The Geo. W. Crane Publishing Company, 1889. Inscribed: "To Bessie Shufflebothom / by Mr Jackson / 200 Jefferson St / Topeka Kans." In ZBG writing: "now Peggy Greene's book." 811.4 J135w
Jones, Paul A. Coronado and Quivira. [Lyons Kans.: The Lyons Publishing Company, 1937]. Inscribed: "For my good friend, / Peggy of the Flint Hills / Paul Jones / March 20, 1940." 978.1 J723c
Kansas Pioneers. Topeka, Kan.: Topeka Genealogical Society, 1976. 978.102 K133
Krammes, Hanna Moore. Interludes. [Lawrence, Kan.: The Allen Press], 1953. Inscribed: "Sincerely Hanna Moore Krammes." 811.52 K861i
Laman, Russell. Manifest Destiny. Chicago: Henry Regnery Company, 1963. Inscribed: "For Peggy with best wishes / Russell Laman." 813.54 L161m
Lape, Fred. Along the Schoharie. [Esperance, N. Y.: George Landis Arboretum, 1968.] Signed: "Fred Lape." 811.52 L312a
Laverty, Ada Sage. Youthful Lyrics of the 1920's. [Alma, Kan.: Printed for the Author by H. M. Ives & Sons, 1981]. 811.54 L389y
Lee, Mary, comp. A Quotation a Day. "Presented by your county superintendent, W. E. Lee, for the purpose of providing something new and different for each school day." [Smith Center, Kan.: Printed for W. E. Lee by the Review Printers, n.d.] 808.882 Q574
Leonard, George, Gladys Wendt, Cleo Herpich, Mildred Potts, Lucille Granzow, Mildred Westrup, and Laura Schumacher, eds. Clarks Creek Township. Abilene, Kan.: R & D Printers, 1980. Mailing label from Mrs. Leo Schumacher, Route 2, Herington, KS 67440, affixed to title page: "To / Mrs. Willard Greene / 1205 Mulvane / Topeka, Kansas 66604." 978.158 C56
Lerrigo, Charles Henry. A Son of John Brown. Ill. Orson Lowell. New York: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1937. Inscribed: "To Flint Hills Peggy / from the author / Nov/37 / Charles H. Lerrigo." 813.52 L562s
Lewis, George, and Joan Lewis. Ill. James R. Hamil. Rolling in the Isles. Ill. James R. Hamil. Lawrence, Kan.: The Allen Press, [1957]. Inscribed: "August, 1957 / Presented with very best wishes / from the authors-- / George and Joan Lewis." 914.2 L586r
Lockard, Ray W. The Homesteader and Other Poems. [No publication data given.] Signed: "Ray W. Lockard"; "Peggy Greene." 811.54 L789h
Lowry, Leon E. The Northwest Route. [No publisher stated, 1972]. Inscribed: "To Peggy of the Flint Hills from Leon Lowry." 385.09781 L955n
Lyons, Richard. One Squeaking Straw: Eclogues. Fargo, N. D.: The North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies, [1958]. Signed: "Zula Greene." 811.54 L995o
Mathews, Mabel Butterfield. Anneta: A Christmas Story. [Topeka, Kan.: School of Psychology Press, no date]. 813.52 M424a
May, Edgar. The Wasted Americans: Cost of Our Welfare Dilemma. New York: Harper & Row, [1964]. Inscribed: "To Peggy-- / With my very best wishes, / Edgar May." 361.6 M452w
Mayer, Jane Smith. Lest We Forget. Cover title: Greetings: 1963. Salina, Kan.: Author, [1963]. Holograph corrections by author. Inscribed: "I am sending this now--before I have / time to 'dwell upon the consequences before / I act.' (Joseph Conrad)--There were mistakes / omissions and misplacements as you see- - / but your letter raised my morale again / for which I am deeply grateful." Signed: "Jane Smith Mayer." Annotated by ZBG: "415 W. South / Salina, Kansas." 811.54 M542l
McAleer, John. Rex Stout: A Biography. Boston and Toronto: Little, Brown and Company, [1977]. Signed: "Zula Greene." 813.52 St76Bm
McCargish, Ed. Odes and Poems by a Hard Rock Miner. [Creede, Colo.: Author, 1948.] Signed: "Zula Greene." 811.54 M126o
McCarter, Margaret Hill. Cuddy: And Some Other Folks. [Topeka, Kan.: Crane & Co.], 1902. Inscribed: "To Lois from Grace. / Christmas 1902." 813.52 M127cs.
_______. Cuddy's Baby. Ill. J. Allen St. John. Chicago: A. C. McClurg, 1917. 813.52 M127cud
_______. The Cottonwood's Story. Ill. Lydia Wehe Crambill. Topeka, Kan.: Crane & Company, 1907. Inscribed: "A Merry Christmas / To mama"; "Presented [to the Kansas Collection of Pittsburg State University] by / Zula B. Greene / Dec. 1969." 813.52 M127cot
McDermed, Bill, ed. Meriden, Kansas, Centennial: 1872-1972. [Meriden, Kan.: Jefferson County Historical Society], 1972. 978.137 M543
McVey, Jim. Pioneering in the West, ed. Eugene Patterson. Ill. Dorothy Hocker. [Hill City, Kan.: The Author, 1973.] Signed: "Jim McVey." 978.1163 M253p
Mechem, Kirke. John Brown: A Play in Three Acts. Manhattan, Kan.: The Kansas Magazine, Kansas State College, [1939]. Inscribed: To Mr & Mrs Willard Greene / from their friend / W. P. Lambertson"; "For / 'Peggy of the Flint Hills,' / one of my favorite / authors, with best / wishes / Kirke Mechem / 12/3/39." 812.52 M465j
Menninger, Karl. Whatever Became of Sin? New York: Hawthorn Books, [1973]. Inscribed; "for / Peggy Greene / from her fellow Kansan citizen, ex- / fellow Thespian, fellow / Democrat, fellow lots / of things, including / a little writin' & such-- / Karl Menninger MD." 241.3 M527w
Neibarger, Walt. Footprints in Kansas: Delaware Narrative--Addendum: A Supplement of Delaware History Affecting the Original Bicentennial Account Entitled "Tonganoxie and the Last of the Delawares in Kansas," with 23 additional pages of History. Tonganoxie, Kans.: Legal Printing Company, 1977. Inscribed: "Complimentary Copy / Walt Neibarger." 978.138 T613Bn
Neihardt, John G. When the Tree Flowered: An Authentic Tale of the Old Sioux World. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1951. Inscribed: "Kindest thoughts and / good wishes for / John E. King / from a grateful / friend, / John Neihardt / Emporia, 7-1-55"; "Endorsed to / Peggy Greene / who can write / good as well as / well, I'm finding / John E. King." 813.52 N316w c. 2
Newman, Steven M. Letters from Steven: Stories from the First Solo Walk Around the World. Topeka, Kan.: Capper's Books, [1987]. Inscribed: "1/14/88 / Bethel, Ohio / To Zula Bennington Greene / 'Peggy of the Flinthills', / You are an amazing / lady, who serves to remind / all us young folk that the / human spirit is as tough as a nail / and yet as soft as a flower / at the very same time. / We who would think that / life is something ordinary should / try wearing your shoes for a while. / Thanks for always making room / for me on your typewriter. / Love, / Steven M. Newman / 'The Worldwalker'." 910.41 N468l
Nusbaum, Willene Hinson. These I Love. Dansbury, Conn.: T.N.P.C, 1967. Inscribed: "To Peggy-- / whose friendship / and encouragement / have been such a blessing-- / Willene." 811.54 N941t
Owen, Jennie Small. "Kansas Folks Worth Knowing: Zula Bennington Greene, Peggy of the Flint Hills," Kansas Teacher and Western School Journal 47.1 (Apr. 1938): 36-38. 818.52 G836Bo
Paul Adams Memorial Index of Bulletins, December 1956-December 1962, The. Topeka, Kan.: Shawnee County Historical Society, 1963. Includes reference to Mrs. Greene's article, "Bishop William Alfred Quayle" (Dec. 1958). 016.9781 P281
Paulsen, Lois. Sonnets To My Son. [Denver]: Big Mountain Press, 1963. Signed: "Zula Greene." 811.54 P285s
Peacock, Thomas Bower. The Rhyme of the Border War: A Historical Poem of the Kansas-Missouri Guerrilla War before and during the Late Rebellion, the Principal Character Being the Famous Guerrilla, Charles William Quantrell. New York: G. W. Carleton & Co., 1880. 811.49 P313r
Peden, Rachel. Rural Free: A Farmwife's Almanac of Country Living. Ill. Sidonie Coryn. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1961. Signed: "Zula Greene." 630.1 P341r
Plymell, Charles. Rod McKuen reads In Memory of my Father. [Silver Springs, MD.]: Cherry Valley Editions, [1977]. Audio record in leaflet at back of book. Typed letter tipped to front end paper: "Dear 'Peggy of the Flint Hills': / We thought you might enjoy this poem about a / fellow Kansan. / Thank you for your consideration. / Sincerely, / [signed] / Pamela Beach Plymell." Annotated by ZBG: "Ans." 811.54 P749i
Poems for the Desert by the Members of the Eighth Army. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, [1944]. Foreword by General Sir Bernard Montgomery. Signed: "Peggy Greene." 821.91208 P7518
Reicherter, Emma Cones. A History of Silver Lake, Kansas. [Topeka, Kan.: Printed for the author by the Topeka Printing Co., 1910.] Signed: "Emma Cones Reicherter." Annotated by ZBG: "1910." 978.163 R271h
Reiter, Lora D. From the North Slope of the Solomon: A Collection of Essays and Poems, comp. and ed. L. K. Reiter. [Simpson, Kan.]: Coronado Press, 1967. Inscribed: "For Peggy / whose column I have read / and enjoyed for many years- - / With affection-- / Lora D. Reiter" and also: "Simpson, Kans." 818.54 R278f
Ripley, John W., Robert W. Richmond, and Mary Ritchie Jarboe, eds. Town Hall Tonight: A Pictorial History of Topeka's Theaters. Topeka Kan.: Shawnee County Historical Society and the Arts Center of Topeka, 1988. Dedicated to Zula Bennington Greene with photograph by Carol Neff, Barton Photography, p. [vii]. 728.82 T66
Robinson, May Griffee. Immortal Dream Dust: A Story of Pioneer Life on a Kansas Homestead. Kansas City, Mo.: Burton Publishing Company, [1931]. Inscribed: "To-- / Peggy of the Flint Hills / from / Peggy of the prairies / Lyons, Kansas. / Jan. 18, 1935." 813.52 R564i
Rogers, Charles B. The Great West Illustrated. [Ellsworth Kan.: Rogers House Museum-Gallery, 1973]. Inscribed: "To my friend Peggy Greene / 1973 / Charles B. Rogers." 759.13 R631g
Rose, O. J. Just Ridin' 'Round Stories: In the Land of Cotton, Cattle and Oil. Lyndon, Kan.: [Author, 1936]. 818.52 R72ju
Russell, Ethel Green. Lantern in the Wind. Dallas, Tex.: The Kaleidograph Press, [1942]. Singed: "Ethel Green Russell." 811.52 R912l
Schwarz, C. H. A. Charles Gottfried Schwarz and the Dutch Wind Mill of Reamsville. [Topeka, Kan.]: Published by the author for the Historical Society of Smith County, Kansas, 1962. Signed by the author and Peggy Greene. 978.1213 Sch96Bs
Shuart, Avis E. Honey Tea Poems. [Topeka, Kan.: Author, 1980.] Inscribed: "'Earth is crammed with Heaven, / and every common Bush is afire with god. / But only he who sees takes off his shoes.' / Elizabeth Barrett Browning-- / Avis Shuart / 1980 / Blessings--." Inscribed by Zula Bennington Greene: "Avis gave it to me Jan. 11, 1984" and "Born Nov. 18, 1888." 811.54 Sh91h
Siegele, H. H. The First Leaves. Boston: Chapman & Grimes, [1948]. Signed: "H. H. Siegele"; "Zula Greene." 811.52 Si15f
_______. Off the Chest. Boston: Bruce Humphries Publishers, [1965]. Signed: "H. H. Siegele" on front free end sheet. 818.52 Si15o
_______. The Wailing Place. Boston: Chapman & Grimes, Inc., [1951]. Signed: "H. H. Siegele" and by ZBG: "Peggy Greene" on the front free end paper. 816.52 Si15w
Simpson, Lawrence R. Brother Sam: A Biographical-Historical Novel. Santa Barbara: The Fithian Press, 1988. Inscribed: "To Mrs. Zula B. Green, with much / appreciation and best wishes. / Lawrence R. Simpson." 813.54 Si58b
Snow, Florence L. Sincerely Yours. Muscatine, Iowa: Prairie Press, 1937. "Three hundred copies have been printed and the type distributed. All copies are signed by the author." Inscribed: "For Peggy's collection of Kansiana, / some lines from a Lawrence / writer. / --Jane / December 1938." Also inscribed: "And now this 'Kansas writer' / has found your Jane, and You. / 'See the flash of scarlet, / red-bird flaming by!' / November, 1944. F.L.S." With review by E. E. Kelley tipped onto front pasted down end paper. 811.52 Sn61s
Steck-Stanley, Marian. Sod-Breaker. [Salina, Kan.: Printed for the author by Paul A. Kuhn Printing Co., 1949.] Signed: "Marian Steck-Stanley." 811.52 St31s
Steinmetz, Bob. More Sun in the Funshine. [Boynton Beach, Fla.: Futura Printing, Inc., 1979.] Inscribed: "Best regards-- / Bob Steinmetz / 1/7/80." 814.54 St36m
Strate, David Kay. Sentinel to the Cimarron: The Frontier Experience of Fort Dodge, Kansas. Dodge City, Kan.: Cultural Heritage and Arts Center, [1970]. 978.1761 St82s
Stuart, Jesse. The Life of Jesse Stuart. Cover title: The Year of My Rebirth. [Ashland, Ky.: Economy Printers, 1958]. Inscribed: "To Peggy Greene / with greeting's and / all good wishes-- / Jessie Stuart / Nov. 19, 1958 / Greenup, Ky." 818.52 St92Bs2
Sullivan, Chester, ed. Volunteer Periwinkles: A Collection of Stories. Lawrence, Kan.: Lantana Press, [1976]. Inscribed: "For Peggy Greene / With Best Wishes, / Tom Averill / Jan '77." 813.508 V889
Sullivan, Patricia. From the Prairie. Ill. Stephanie Scott. San Francisco: Printed for the author by Oceanprint, 1985. Inscribed: "1/1/86 / Dear Peggy, / Special thanks to a very special / person and a great influence. / Love, / Patti." Annotated by ZBG: "412 Laurel / San Francisco, Ca. / 94118." 811.54 Su55f
_______. Honeysuckles at Five: A First Volume of Poetry. Atchison, Kan.: Benedictine College, 1980. Inscribed: "For Peggy." No. 7 of 50 copies. 811.54
Su55h Swenson, J. H. Poems. Cover title: The Sculptor Wind and Homeward Bound. [Jamestown, Kan.: Author, n.d.] Inscribed: "Compliments of J. H. Swenson." 811.52 Sw42p
Territorial Days: A Story of Historic Lecompton, Kansas. Rev. ed. [Lecompton, Kan.: Lecompton Historical Society, 1980]. 978.137 T278
Tucker, Dorothy. Verse. Dexter, Mo.: Candor Press, 1951. Inscribed: "Best wishes, always! / Dorothy Tucker." 811.54 T795v
Valentine, Lillian Grace. Thoughts Translated into Poetry. Clay Center, Kan.: [Privately printed for her father, n.d.] 811.52 V234t
Van Nice, C. R. Teacher Teamwork with a Problem Public. Topeka, Kan.: School Activities Publishing Company, 1940. Inscribed: "To / Zula Greene / with my compliments / Charles R. Van Nice." 371.104 V338t c.2
Vines, Peg, ed. Kansas: Its Power and Its Glory. Topeka, Kan.: John R. Peach, [1966]. Inscribed: "Thanks to Peggy Greene / for her part in / 'Kansas Its Powers Its Glory' / John R. Peach." 917.81 V752k
Wallace, Douglass W. Topeka: Brief History of a Prairie Capital. Topeka, Kan.: Historic Topeka, Inc., 1985. With affixed mailing label: "Mrs. Willard Greene / 1205 Mulvane / Topeka, KS 66604." 978.163 W155t
Walters, Les. Boyhood Memories and Other Poems. [Topeka, Kan.: Printed for the Author by Josten's American Yearbook Co., 1973]. Inscribed on title page: "Friend Peggy: / I hope you enjoy my poems / as much as I do your / clever column. / --Les Walters / 11-26-73." 811.54 W171b
Ward, May Williams. Wheatlands: Poems & Block-Prints. [Wellington, Kan.: Author, 1954.] On back free end paper: "My Little Sister," holograph poem signed by author. On verso of back free end paper: "At the Delta," newspaper clipping of poem by the author. Inscribed: "For Peggy Greene-- / dreamer and doer, / Whom I have known / long but never yet / well enough-- / Affectionately / May Williams Ward / 1954." 811.52 W215w
Warren, Forrest. Friendly Moments with Forrest Warren: Poems, Quotations, and Other Writings. San Diego, Cal.: Printed for the author by the San Diego Daily Journal, 1949. Inscribed: "For my good friend Peggy of the Flinthills--but I know she is fine and good. Sincerely, Forrest Warren." 810.52 W252f
Wassall, Irma. Dream of a War Long Past. [Atlanta, Ga.: Atlanta University, 1959]. Accompanying letter from Irma Wassall to Peggy Greene, May 20, 1960, with memorial card for Suti, her dog, pasted inside front cover. 813.54 W282d
_______. Loonshadow. Poets of the West 2. Golden, Colo.: Sage Books, 1949. Inscribed: "For Peggy Green [sic]-- / 'Here is a cup of leaf and petal-- / Changed magically to metal-- / What metal does not matter, / for brass can hold / As well as gold / A core of incense burning / In its adoring heart / Before the idol shrine of Art.' / Most sincerely-- / Irma-- / 26 February 1951." 811.54 W282l c.3
Waugh, Maurice C. Hearthside Musings. Wichita, Kan.: The Travis Press, 1931. Inscribed: "Zula Bennington Greene / With best wishes / Maurice C. Waugh / Christmas 1938." 811.52 6W357h
_______. Reanimation. Wichita, Kan.: The Travis Press, 1933. Inscribed: "Mr & Mrs. Willard Greene / With best wishes / Maurice C. Waugh." 811.52 W357r
Weeden, Jane B., ed. Christmas Seal Cookie Recipes: Favorite Recipes of Well- Known Kansans. [Topeka, Kan.: Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association, 1970]. 641.8654 C469
Weltmer, Eunice Stevens. The Red Calico Petticoat. [Topeka, Kan.: the Author, n.d.] Signed: "Peggy Greene." 811.54 W467r
Whittemore, Margaret. Chimney Swifts and Their Relatives. [Jackson, Miss.]: Nature Books Publishers, 1981. Signed: "Margaret Whittemore." With extensive markings throughout text by ZBG. 598.899 W618c
Wilson, Vivian Martin. My Bits of Nostalgia. [White City, Kan.: White City Register, 1976]. Inscribed: "To Zula Bennington Greene, / my early morning caller, / in exchange for many / hours of pleasant reading. / Vivian M. Wilson." Annotated by ZBG: "Route 1--Box 10-A / Council Grove, Kans. 66846." On copyright page: "(We needed Mal Higgins!)" 920.00978158 W698m
Womer, Leslye Hardman. Jingles and Jargon. [Agra, Kan.: the Author, 1947]. Signed: "Leslye Hardman Womer." 811.54 W842j
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