Norma Keating correspondence, poems, and related material, 1938-1940.

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Norma Keating correspondence, poems, and related material, 1938-1940.

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The collection consists of a folder containing nine mounted items, including: large photograph of oil painting of Norma Keating, with clipped autograph mounted below; clipping about the Shinhopple Wild Life Project, 19 Apr. 1938, originally written for the New York Herald Tribune by Charles T. White; five typescript poems, inspired by the Shinhopple region, undated, including Fern Pickers, Shinhopple Saga, Tim'thy-American, As Told By Johhannathan, and an unititled poem; letter to Dear friend [Henry Shoemaker], Tuesday, postmarked 1938, describing her recent trip through upstate New York with news of her and her husband, accompanying three photographs of her; letter to Dear Colonel Shoemaker, 22 June, 1940, describing her recent travels and her observations of an ant.

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Pennsylvania State University Libraries

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Pennsylvania State University Libraries

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Keating, Norma S.

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Author Norma Keating was born in New York City, educated at City College, and lived mainly in New Jersey. She became a journalist, working variously as a reporter, columnist, art critic, and writing advertising copy, and later worked as a publicity director. She wrote several children's books, and published numerous poems and lyrics in periodicals. From the description of Norma Keating correspondence, poems, and related material, 1938-1940. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). ...

Shoemaker, Henry W., 1880-1958.

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Henry Shoemaker collected folk stories and animal stories from various Pennsylvania people and areas. From the description of Collection of essays on various topics by Henry W. Shoemaker 1952 [manuscript] (Historical Society of W Pennsylvania). WorldCat record id: 317069786 Descendant of the Shuler family. From the guide to the Shuler family history, circa 1952, (L. Tom Perry Special Collections) Director, Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission. ...