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Volume I, Number 1: Summer, 1957 through Volume XIII, Number 2: Fall, 1969 *Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial and Educational Foundation (beginning Fall, 1965: Volume IX, Number 2) Abbame, Abdullah, 7.2:1 Abbott, Mrs. Roscoe, 12.2:3 Aeschbacher, W. D.: "Out of Old Nebraska" column by, 2.2:1 Akerman, Helena, 11.2:3 Akers, Arthur Kellog, 1.2:1, 4, 2.1:3 Albert and Agnes Schantz Foundation, 9.2:1 Alberts, Edwin C., 8.2:2 Albright, Ione, 1.2:4 Alexander's Bridge (Cather), 1.2:3 "Alexander's Masquerade" (Cather), McClure's Magazine Feb.-April, 1912, 1.2:3 Allan, Tom, 6.2:3, 7.2:2, 8.2:2; photos by 13.2:1 American Association for State and Local History, award from, 9.2:1 "An Evening with Willa Cather" concert, 11.1:3 Anderson, Mrs. Elwyn, 8.1:1 Antonia. See Pavelka, Anna Sadilek (Annie) April Twilights (Cather): editions of, 5.2:2, 6.2:3, 7.1:4, 10.1:3, 13.1:4, 13.2:2; order blank for, 1.1:1. See also Slote, Bernice Armstrong, Harry: Armstrong-Templeman, Inc., 13.1:1 artwork: Forgotten (Faulkner), 2.1:2; Marshlands (Kirsh), 10.2:3; paintings by Nebraskans, 2.2:2, 12.1:3; prints of book scenes, 1.1:1; Willa Cather bust (Swan), 6.2:4; Willa Cather portraits, 6.2:2 Atherton, Marguarite, 4.1:1 Atkinson, Brooks: New York Times article, Nov. 24, 1961, 6.1:2 Atkinson, C. B., 6.2:2, 7.1:2 Auchincloss, Louis: Pioneers and Caretakers: A Study of Nine American Women Novelists, 9.2:3 Auld, Jessica Cather (sister), 6.2:1, 2, 8.2:3; death of, 9.1:2 Autobiography of Ellen Terry, 2.1:2 Autobiography of S. S. McClure, 1.2:3, 2.1:2 Ayer, Jennie Cather, 1.2:4 Baker, Bruce: "Nebraska Regionalism in Selected Works of Willa Cather," Western American Literature, Spring, 1968, 12.2:3 Baker, Irv, 6.2:3 Bald Bluff, 8.2:1 Barnes, Ethel, 12.1:1, 13.2:1 Barrios, Norma A., 2.1:3 Baughman, Ken, 12.2:3 Beadell, Robert, 13.2:3 Beams, Sylvia, 1.2:3 Benner, Jean, 7.1:1 Bennett, Mildred R.: article about, 13.2:3; Cather letter edited by, 13.1:3; Cliff's Notes on My Antonia, 6.2:3; Collier’s Encyclopaedia, article for, 2.1:1, 6.2:3; Early Stories of Willa Cather, 1.1:2, 2.1:2, 2.2:1, 8.2:2, 10.2:3; "How Willa Cather Chose Her Names" 5.2:1, 6.1:1; on "Meet the Author" TV, 5.2:2; photo of, 10.2:1, 13.2:1; Seydell Quarterly, Winter 1960, 4.1:1; as WCPM President, 1.2:1, 2.2:1, 3.2:1, 2, 4.2:1, 6.2:2, 7.1:3, 7.2:2, 8.1:1, 8.2:3, 12.2:1, 13.1:4; Willa Cather's Collected Short Fiction, 1892-1912, 9.1:3, 9.2:3, 10.1:3; "Willa Cather in Pittsburgh," Prairie Schooner, Spring 1959, 3.1:2, 4.1:1; The World of Willa Cather, 2.1:2, 4.2:2, 6.1:1, 6.2:3 9.1:3, 12.2:3 Bennett, W. K., 6.1:1, 6.2:2, 10.1:1, 11.2:1 Bentall, Grace, 2.1:2 Best, Mrs. C. J., 11.2:3 Bladen, Nebraska, 9.2:2 Blind Tom: as Blind d'Arnault, 2.1:2 Bloom, Edward A. and Lillian D.: "Shadows on the Rock: Notes on the Composition of a Novel," Twentieth Century Literature, 1.2:3; Willa Cather's Gift of Sympathy, 6.2:3 Blue, Mary Etta, 4.1:2 Boak, Grandmother: teapot of 1.2:3 Bowen, Kenneth L., 9.2:1 Boyd, Elizabeth Pavelka, 9.2:2, 11.1:1 Bradbury, Ray: letter from, 10.2:3 Bradley, Van Allan: Chicago Daily News article by, 13.1:3-4 Brockway, Mr. & Mrs. John: as Cather relatives, 8.2:3 Brown, Donna, 1.2:4 Brown, Marion Marsh: The Many Faces of Willa Cather, photo of, 13.1:2 Brown Mortuary, Superior, NE, 7.2:1 Brush, Mr. & Mrs. C. H., 2.2:1 Burlington and Missouri Railroad, 9.2:2 Burlington Depot: “Cather Foundation Saves 1897 Red Cloud Depot,” Preservation News, May, 1967, 11.2:3; in CB&Q "Burlington Bulletin" 10.2:2; donations, 9.2:1-2, 12.1:4, 13.1:2, 13.2:1-2; in Historic Preservation, 10.1:2; photo, 9.2:1, 13.2:1; preservation of, 10.2:2, 11.1:3, 12.2:1, 2 Bush, Sargent, Jr.: "Shadows on the Rock and Willa Cather's View of the Past," Queen's Quarterly, summer 1969, 13.2:2 Busing, Nancy: as essay winner for "Willa Cather's Special Love", 12.2:1 Byrne, Mrs. Herbert F.: prospective book by, 9.1:3 Caha, Ruby, 2.1:2 Campbell, Carolyn, 4.1:2 Canfield, Dorothy: “Fear That Walks at Noonday,” Sombrero, (W. Cather co-author), 2.1:2. See also Fisher, Dorothy Canfield Cather, Alverna (aunt), 1.2:3, 4 Cather, Barbara Lawrence (Mrs. Jasper Cather), 3.1:2 Cather, Catherine Lawrence (Mrs. Jasper Cather), 3.1:2 Cather, Charles (father): desk of, 1.2:3 Cather, Charles (nephew), 8.2:3, 11.2:1 Cather, Mrs. Charles, 12.2:3 Cather, Ella (Ella Cather Lewis) (niece), 11.2:1 Cather, Elsie (sister), 6.2:1, 7.2:1; death of, 8.2:3, 9.1:2; possessions of, 10.1:1, 11.1, 2, 11.2:1, 2, 12.1:1 Cather, G. P. (cousin): as Claude Wheeler prototype, 4.2:1, 12.1:3 Cather, Mrs. George (aunt), 12.1:3 Cather, J. Howard: donation of family history, 2.2:2 Cather, James (brother), 8.2:3, 11.2, 1, death of, 10.2:2 Cather, Jasper (great-great-grandfather), 3.1:2 Cather, Jessica. See Auld, Jessica Cather (sister) Cather, John E. (Jack) (brother), 2.1:1, 11.2:1 Cather, Lawrence A., 3.1:2 Cather, Mrs. L. A.: display by, 4.1:1 Cather, Rev. Morris, 8.2:3 Cather, Roscoe C. (brother), 1.1:2, 7.2:1 Cather, Mrs. Roscoe, 7.2:1, 8.2:3 Cather, Wayne (cousin), 4.1:2, 10.2:3, 13.1:2 Cather, Willa: burial site of, 1.2:3 and Carrie Miner Sherwood, 1.2:5 childhood, 9.2:2, 13.2:3. See also Cather childhood home as college student, 11.1:1, 13.2:1 commemorative stamp of, 13.2:3 as editor, 6.2:1, 9.1:4 Episcopal Church, membership in, 13.2:2 existentialism in, 12.2:1-2 as ghost writer, 1.2:3, 2.1:2 honors, 13.2:3-4; degrees, 6.2:1, 9.1:4, 13.1:3, hoods, 9.2:2, 12.1:3 interests, 9.2:3, 12.2:3 letters, 1.1:1, 1.2:3, 4, 3.2:2, 7.1:2; published, 13.1:3; to Sinclair Lewis, 10.1:3; to WWI veterans, 4.2:1 museum commentary, quotes from, 12.1:3, 13.1:2 in Pittsburgh, 3.1:2, 11.1:3 portraits of, 6.2:2; bust for Nebraska Hall of Fame, 6.1:2, 6.2:4, 7.2:2 possessions of, 1.1:1, 1.2:3, 11.1:2, 11.2:2 and Sarah Orne Jewett, 1.2:3 translations of. See foreign editions Whale Grove cottage of, 10.1:3 works: Alexander's Bridge (“Alexander's Masquerade”), 1.2:3 April Twilights, 5.2:2, 7.1:3, 10.1:3, 13.1:4, 13.2:2 "Are You Sleeping, Little Brother" poem, 11.2:1 "The Best Years," 10.2:2, 11.2:3; setting for, 4.2:1, 10.1:1, 11.1:2, 11.2:2, 13.2:2 Britannica Library of Great American Writing, selections in, 11.1:3; Death Comes for the Archbishop, 7.1:2; Armed Forces edition, 12.2:4; Fiction Catalog listing of, 13.2:2 Early Stories of Willa Cather (M. Bennett, ed.) 1.1:2, 2.1:2, 2.2:1, 8.2:2, 10.2:3 "The Easter Rabbit" poem holograph, 12.1:1 "Fear That Walks at Noonday," Sombrero, (D. Canfield co-author), 2.1:2 Fifty Years (C. Fadiman, ed.), 10.1:3 "Going Home (Burlington Route)" poem, 10.2:2; typescript of, 13.2:2 "Jack-a-Boy": in Prairie Schooner, Spring, 1959, 3.1:2 A Lost Lady: prototype, 6.2:1; displays, 7.1:2, 12.1:3, 4, 13.1:1; in Fifty Years, 10.1:3; setting for, 7.1:1; 9.1:3, 9.2:2 Lucy Gayheart: display, 12.1:3; music in, 7.1:2; setting for, 9.2:2 "Macon Prairie": prototype, 1.2:4 "The Man Who Wrote Narcissus": Ladies Home Journal 1901, 3.2:2 My Antonia, 12.2:2; award for, 13.2:4; Cliff's Notes on, 6.2:3; display, 12.1:3; listing in Fiction Catalog, 13.2:2; prototypes, 1.2:4, 5, 2.1:2, 11.1:1, 11.2:2, 12.1:1, 12.2:3, 13.2:2; setting for, 4.1:1, 8.2:1, 9.2:2, 3, 12.2:1; quotes, 7.1:1, 10.1:2 "Old Mrs. Harris": display, 11.2:2-3, 13.2:2; prototype, 4.1:2; setting for, 4.2:1, 10.1:1, 11.1:2 On Writing, 2.1:3, 12.2:1 One of Ours, 4.2:1; display, 7.1:1, 12.1:3; Pulitzer Prize for, 13.2:3 O Pioneers! 12.2:1; display, 7.1:1, 12.1:3; quotes from, 8.2:1, 9.1:3 "Prairie Dawn" poem: musical setting for, 11.1:3; The Professor's House: 9.2:3; display, 12.1:3; prototype, 12.2:3; Spanish edition, 8.2:2 Sapphira and the Slave Girl: setting for, 8.2:3 "The Sentimentality of William Tavener": Literary Cavalcade, Nov. 1957, 1.2:2 "The Sculptor's Funeral": display, 8.1:2, 11.1:2, 12.1:3, 13.1:1; setting for, 9.2:2 Shadows on the Rock, award for, 13.2:3-4 The Song of the Lark, 12.2:1; display, 11.2:2, 12.1:3; setting for, 4.2:1, 9.2:2, 10.1:1, 11.1:2, 13.2:2 "The Treasure of Far Island," 9.2:2 "Two Friends": Fifty Years, 10.1:3 Wagnerian Romances (Hall): introduction to, 7.1:2 Willa Cather's Collected Short Fiction, 1892-1912 (V. Faulkner, ed.), 9.1:3, 9.2:3, 10.1:3 The World and the Parish: Willa Cather's Articles and Reviews, 1893-1903 (Curtin, ed.), 11.1:3. See also entries beginning with “Willa Cather” Cather, Mrs. William (grandmother): as Grandmother Burden prototype, 1.2:4 Cather childhood home: dedication of, 12.2:3; photos of, 11.2:1-3; purchase of, 4.1:1, 4.2:1, 5.1:2, 6.1:1, 12.1:4; restoration of, 6.2:2, 10.1:1, 11.1:2, 12.2:1, 13.1:2, 13.2:2; as setting for works, 4.2:1, 9.1:2, 13.2:2 Cather Country. See Catherland Cather site markers, 7.1:1. See also walking plows Catherland: Centennial County Award, 10.2:4; displays, 12.1:3; historical marker dedication, 10.1:4, 10.2:1; Legislative Proclamation of 9.2:1; “Operation Catherland,” 9.2, 3; signage for, 8.1:2, 8.2:2, 9.1:1, 3, 11.1:2; tours of, 9.2:2, 10.1:2, 10.2:2, 13.1:3 Catherton Literary Society, 12.1:3 Catherton Precinct, 13.2: 3. See also Webster County, Nebraska Catholic Church. See Red Cloud Catholic Church Central High School, Omaha 2.2:2, 3.2:2 Charles, Sister Peter Damian: "My Antonia: A Dark Dimension," Western American Literature, Summer 1967, 11.2:3; "A Novel of Love and Death," New Mexico Quarterly, winter 1966-67, 12.2:4 Clemens, Cyril, 7.1:2, 12.2:3 Cliff's Notes on My Antonia (M. Bennett), 6.2:3 Clutter, Kyd (cousin), 1.2:4 Colby College, Waterville, Maine, 3.2:2 Colby Literary Quarterly, June 1968: Cather edition, 12.2:3 Columbia University: honorary degree from, 9.2:2, 13.2:3 Combs, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Stickney, 1.1:2 Connors, Donald E., 3.2:2, 8.1:1, 8.2:3 Coon, Gertrude, 12.2:3 Cooper, Clara B. ("Willa Cather: The Nature of Evil and Its Purgation"): photo of, 13.1:2 Costi, Guilione, 2.2:2 Creighton, Mary Miner, 11.1:1. See also Miner, Mary Creighton University, 9.2:2, 13.2:3 Crone, Ruth, (The Many Faces of Willa Cather): photo of, 13.1:2 Crozier, Mrs. Alfred, 2.1:3 Curtin, William M.: "Willa Cather: Individualism and Style," Colby Literary Quarterly, June 1968, 12.2:3; Willa Cather: Traditions and Techniques, as working title, 6.2:3; The World and the Parish: Willa Cather's Articles and Reviews, 1893-1903, 11.1:3 Curtis, Carl T.: remarks to U.S. Senate by, 13.2:3 Day, Bess: "A Famous Nebraska Friendship," Omaha World Herald Magazine, July 28, 1957, 1.2:2 Death Comes for the Archbishop (Cather), 7.1:2; Armed Forces edition, 12.2:4; Fiction Catalog listing of, 13.2:2 depot. See Burlington Depot Deschaux, Monique, 9.1:3 Diehl, Katherine S., 13.1:2 Dolan, Elizabeth: artwork of, 2.2:2, 12.1:3 Dugdale, Charlie and Mickey, 13.1:1 Duren, Terence, 2.2:2, 3.2:2 Early Stories of Willa Cather (M. Bennett, ed.), 1.1:2, 2.1:2, 2.2:1, 8.2:2, 10.2:3 Episcopal Church, Red Cloud (Grace Episcopal), 13.1:2 Erickson, Tena, 2.2:2 Eugene C. Eppley Foundation, 6.1:2, 7.1:3 Fadiman, Clifton: Fifty Years edited by, 10.1:3 Farmer's and Merchant's Bank (Silas Garber Bank Building), 13.2:2. See also Red Cloud City Hall Faulkner, Kady: artwork of, 2.1:2, 12.1:3 Faulkner, Virginia, 2.1:2, 3.2:1; as editor, 9.1:3, 9.2:3, 11.1:3 Fechin, Nicoloi: charcoal portrait by, 6.2:2 Fette, V. H., 9.2:1-2 Fifty Years (C. Fadiman, ed.), 10.1:3 Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 3.1:2. See also Canfield, Dorothy Fleck, R., 13.2:2 Ford, Mrs. Ben, 12.2:3 foreign editions: Bengali, 12.2:3, 13.1:2; British 7.1:2; Czech, 11.2:3; Icelandic, 10.1:3; Italian, 2.1:2; German, 1.1:2, 2.1:2, 3, 12.2:3; Japanese, 1.1:2, 11.1:3, 12.2:3; Korean, 12.2:3; Persian, 12.2:3; Polish, 12.2, 3; Spanish, 2.1:2, 8.2:2; Swedish, 8.2:2; Urdu, 12.2:3 Fox, John, 1.2:3 Frame, Bruce, 1.1:1, 1.2:3 Franchere, Ruth: Willa: The Story of Willa Cather's Growing Up, 2.2:2 Frisbie, Josephine, 6.2, 3, 7.1:2, 9.1:1, 13.1:1, 2; "Because of Mildred Bennett--Willa Cather's World Is Being Recreated," International Altrusan, June 1969, 13.2:3 Gallagher, Rachel (Mrs. Paul), 7.2:1, 12.2:3 Garber, Mrs., 12.1:3 Garber, Silas: as bank builder and Captain Forrester prototype, 2.2:2, 4.1:1, 6.2:1, 7.2, 1, 9.1:2, 9.2:2, 12.1:3; as governor, 1.2:4; possessions of, 3.1:2. Garrington, Dwight, 12.2:3 Gerber, Philip L., 9.2:3; "Willa Cather and the Big Red Rocks," College English, Jan. 1958, 12.2:3 Giannone, Richard: Music in Willa Cather's Fiction, 10.1:3, 11.1:3, 12.2:3; "The Southwest's Eternal Echo: Music in Death Comes for the Archbishop" in Arizona Quarterly, Spring 1966, 10.1:3; Willa Cather's Use of Music (possible working title), 9.2:3 Gilchrist, Margaret, 4.1:1 Gilsdorf, Evanista, 1.2:3 Gilsdorf, Mr. & Mrs. Henry, 1.2:3 Girl Scouts of America: as hostesses, 8.1:3; Willa Cather Merit Badge, 7.1:3, 7.2:1, 2, 8.1:2 Goheen, (Princeton President), 13.1:3 Gore, Virginia: as setting, 8.2:3 Gorgen, John E., CPA Agency, 6.2:2, 13.1:3 Goudy, Mr. & Mrs., 1.1:1 Grace Episcopal Church, 13.2:2. See also Episcopal Church Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, Canada, 10.1:3 Griffeth, Bonnie, 4.2:1 Guida, Harlan, 1.2:4 Hall, Gertrude: Wagnerian Romances, 7.1:2 Hamaya, Miekao, 7.1:4, 7.2:1, 2 Hamburg, Jan, 12.2:3 Hamon, Esther, 12.1:3, 12.2:1 Hansen, Louis, 13.1:2 Harris, John K., 1.2:4 Harsten, Mrs. Ute, 11.2:3 Hass, Victor P.: "From a Bookman's Notebook," Omaha World-Herald, April 14, 1968, 12.2:1, --May 4, 1969, 13.2:3 Hawkins, Dorothy, 2.2:1, 2 Hedges, Ned, 12.2:1 Hesperian: photo of Cather in, 13.1:3 Hess, Myra: as pianist, 12.2:3 Hewitt, Frank S.: as Hastings College professor, 1.1:1, 2, 2.2:1; Willa Cather Scholarship established by, 4.2:1, 5.2:1, 6.1:1, 7.1:1, 7.2:3, 8.2:3 High, Mrs. Earl, 8.1:1 Hinds, M. R.: artwork of, 8.2:2 Historic Preservation: Burlington Depot preservation in, 10.1:2 Hitz, Mrs. Benjamin, 7.2:1 Hitz Cather Collection, Newberry Library, 7.2:1 Howson, A. A. B., 11.2:3 Hruska, Roman L.: remarks to U.S. Senate by, 13.2:3-4 Huffman, Elizabeth, 1.2:3, 2.1:2 Hull, Ron, 9.1:3-4 Hummel, George, 1.2:3 Ingersoll, L. K.: "Shadows on the Rock" article, 10.1:3 Ishii, Momoko, 8.1:1, 8.2:2, 11.2:3, 12.2:3 J. M. McDonald Foundation, 5.1:3, 5.2:1, 2, 6.1:2, 9.1:2, 9.2:1 Jacks, L. V., 9.1:1; "Nebraska" in Per Se, Fall 1967, 11.2:3; scholarship committee work, 4.1:2, 4.2:2, 6.2:3, 7.2:3, 8.1:2, 3; as speaker, 6.2:2, 8.2:3; "Willa Cather and Music" in The Critic Aug./Sept. 1957, 1.2:2; "Willa Cather and the Southwest" in New Mexico Quarterly, Spring-Summer 1957, 2.1:2; Wires West, 1.2:2 Jaffe, Daniel Freeman, 12.2:3, photo of, 12.1:2 Jaffrey, New Hampshire: as Cather burial site, 1.2:3 Jessiman, MacGregor, 2.2:1 Johnson, Edward R.: "Evil, Vision, and Artistic Purity: The Existential Implications of Willa Cather" winning essay, 12.2:1 Kaforke, Norman, 1.2:4 Kaiser, Mrs. Anafu M., 11.2:3 Kawagoe, Mieko, 13.1:3 Kawahara, Mrs. Nobu (Mrs. F. Kawahara), 11.2:3, 12.2:3 Kehoe, William, 1.2:2 Kellett, Margarette, 13.2:1 Kennedy, Rev. Father Pacificus, 2.2:1 Kennedy, Paul, 13.1:3 Kennedy, Ted: article by in Sept./Oct. 1964 “Flame,” 8.2:2; of Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co., 6.2:2, 8.2:3 Kent, Laura McCune, 1.2:4 Kirsch, Dwight: Marshlands 10.2:3; artwork of, 12.1:3 Kivett, Marvin, 10.2:1 Kobayashi, Kazuko, 12.2:3 Kuhlman, Charles, 2.1:3 Kui, Nobuko Tsu, 7.2:1 LaCroix, Maryhe, 11.2:3 LaCroix, Robert, II, 11.2:3 Lakey, Father John P., 1.2:4 Lambrecht, Charlotte, 1.1:1, 1.2:3 Lambrecht, Lydia, 1.1:1, 1.2:3 Lasch, Robert: St. Louis Post Dispatch Sept. 21, 1957, article, 1.2:2 Leaverton, William W., 6.1:1, 6.2:2, 7.1:2 Leech, Hope, 13.1:3 Leech, Roger R., 12.2:3, 13.1:3, 13.2:2 Leighton, George, 2.2:1 Lewis, Alpha, 1.2:3 Lewis, Ella Cather (niece), 11.2:1 Lewis, Sinclair, 10.1:3 Life: donation of art by, 1.1:1; WCPM mentioned in, 6.2:3 Little Blue River, 10.2:1 Loewenthal, Katherin R., 4.1:2 Logan, Wilfred D., 12.2:3 Long, Alice Lavinia, 12.2:3 Long, Anton V., 12.2:3 Long, Haniel, 12.2:3 Lost Lady, A (Cather): prototype, 6.2:1; displays, 7.1:2, 12.1:3, 4, 13.1:1; in Fifty Years, 10.1:3; setting for, 7.1:1; 9.1:3, 9.2:2 Louise Pound Hall, University of Nebraska, 8.1:2 Lucy Gayheart (Cather): display, 12.1:3; music in, 7.1:2; setting for, 9.2:2 "Macon Prairie" (Cather): prototype, 1.2:4 Makinster, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph, 9.2:2, 13.2:2 Manfred, Frederick Feikema: Conquering Horse, 3.2:2; Riders of Judgement, 1.2:4; as speaker, 11.1:1 Manley, Robert N., 8.1:3-4, 8.2:3 March, John, 1.1:1, 1.2:3, 2.1:2, 2.2:1-2, 5.2:1, 7.2:1, 9.1:2, 9.2:3, 10.2:1, 12.2:3, 4; Encyclopedia of Willa Cather's Works, 6.2, 3 Martin, David, 8.2:2, 3 Martin and Siel Sand, 1.2:4 Masuda, Mrs. Reiko, 11.2:3 McClung, Isabelle (Mrs. Jan Hamburg), 12.2:3 McClung, Mrs. Samuel A., 12.2:3 McClure, S. S.: Autobiography of S. S. McClure, 1.2:3, 2.1:2 McClure's Magazine, 6.2:1, 9.1:4 McDonald, J. M., Jr.: J. M. McDonald Foundation, 5.1:3, 5.2:1 McGraw-Hill textbook: Cather in, 9.1:3 McHattie, Lida, 3.1:2 Meredith, Mamie J., 1.2:3, 2.1:2, 5.2:1; death of, 10.2:2 Meyer, Roy W.: The Middle-Western Farm Novel in the Twentieth Century, 9.2:3 Militzer, Walter E. 6.2:2 Miller, James E., 2.2:1; Prairie Schooner article by, 11.1:3 Miner, Carrie. See Sherwood, Carrie Miner Miner family: as Cather’s neighbors, 11.1:1 Miner, Irene, 12.1:1. See also Weisz, Irene Miner Miner, Jennie. See Reiher, Jennie Miner (cousin) Miner, Margaret, 12.1:1 Miner, Mary, 11.2:2, 12.1:1. See also Creighton, Mary Miner Miner-Weisz Charitable Foundation, 12.1:1, 13.1:2, 13.2:2 Misko, Mrs. Ralph E., 1.2:2 Moler, Nathan, 4.1:1 Montgomery, Esther, 7.2:2, 12.1:2 Moorhead, Elizabeth: These Too Were Here: Louise Homer and Willa Cather, 13.1:4 Moran, John, 13.2:3 Morrison, Frank B., 10.2:1 Morton, Mrs. M. H., Jr., 10.1:2 Mountford, Miriam: profile of Carrie Sherwood by, 1.2:5 Murphy, John J.: "Great Ladies of the American Novel," TV series, 7.2:2 Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. J. R., 2.2:1 music: 9.2:3, 10.1:3; “An Evening with Willa Cather,” 11.1:3; from Lucy Gayheart, 7.1:2; Willa Cather Concert, 13.2:3. See also Giannone, Richard My Antonia (Cather), 12.2:2; award for, 13.2:4; Cliff's Notes on, 6.2:3; display, 12.1:3; listing in Fiction Catalog, 13.2:2; prototypes, 1.2:4, 5, 2.1:2, 11.1:1, 11.2:2, 12.1:1, 12.2:3, 13.2:2; setting for, 4.1:1, 8.2:1, 9.2:2, 3, 12.2:1; quotes from, 7.1:1, 10.1:2 Nebraska Council of Teachers of English: Nebraska Literary maps by, 3.2:2, scholarship competition, 12.1:2-3, 12.2:1 Nebraska Educational Television: Red Cloud tape, 12.1:1 Nebraska Hall of Fame, 6.1:2, 6.2:4, 7.2:2 Nebraska State Historical Society: archival copies of Red Cloud Chief from, 1.1:1, 12.2:4 Nebraska Writer's Guild, 3.2:1 Neihardt, John G.: association with Cather, 9.1:2, 4, 9.2:3; Cycle of the West, 6.1:2; WCPM museum dedication by, 6.2:1, 7.1:1, 8.1:3 New York Herald Tribune: recognition of Red Cloud in, 6.1:2 New York Times Book Review: essays on Cather in, 9.2:3 Newberry Library, Chicago. Hitz Cather Collection in, 7.2:1 Nishikawa, Mrs. Masami, 11.2:3, 12.2:3 Nishikawa, Masami, 8.1:1, 10.2:3, 11.2:3 Obitz, Harry, 6.2:2, 9.1:1 Obitz, Helen, 1.2:3, 3.2:1, 7.2:2, 9.1:1, 11.2:1, 13.1:2, 4 Odlozilik, Otakar, 1.1:2, 11.2:3; Sketches from Two Worlds, Czech book on Cather by, 2.2:2, 7.1:2 Omaha World Herald, 1.2:2, articles on WCPM, 6.1:2, 6.2:3, 8.2:2 On Writing (Cather), 2.1:3, 12.2:1 One of Ours (Cather), 4.2:1; display, 7.1:1, 12.1:3; Pulitzer Prize for, 13.2:3 O Pioneers! (Cather), 12.2:1; display, 7.1:1, 12.1:3; quotes from, 8.2:1, 9.1:3 O'Rourke, Frank, 3.2:1, 9.1:1 Osmania University, Hyderabad, India, 9.1:3 Otte, Fred & Mrs., 3.2:2 Pavelka, Anna Sadilek (Annie) 1.2:2, 12.1:1, 12.2:1; as Antonia prototype, 10.2:1, 11.1:1 Pavelka, Beth Ann, photo of, 10.2:1 Pavelka, Clement, 11.1:1 Pavelka, Edward, 11.1:1 Pavelka, Elizabeth. See Boyd, Elizabeth Pavelka Pavelka, Emil, 11.1:1 Pavelka, George, 11.1:1 Pavelka, Hugo, 11.1:1 Pavelka, John, 12.1:1 Pavelka, Leo, 11.1:1 Pavelka, Louis, 11.1:1 Pavelka, Lucille, 11.1:1 Pavelka, Mrs., 12.1:3 Peirce, A. B., 1.2:3 Peirce, Lawrence, 1.2:3, 2.2:2, 3.1:1 Pershing, John, 6.2:1, 9.1:4 Peterson, Glenda: "Catherland Tour," NEBRASKAland Magazine, Aug. 1967, 11.2:3 Peterson, Val, 8.1:3, 9.1:3 Phillipson, John S., 1.2:4 Pittsburgh, 3.1:2, 3.2:2, 13.2:3 plows. See walking plows Porter, Katherine Anne: The Days Before, Cather in, 2.1:2 Powers, Marcella, 10.1:3 Prairie Schooner, 3.1:2, 4.1:1, 8.2:2, 11.1:3, 13.1:3 Preservation News: May 1967, "Cather Foundation Saves 1897 Red Cloud Depot," 11.2:3 Princeton University, 9.2:2, 13.1:3, 13.2:3 The Professor's House (Cather), 9.2:3; display, 12.1:3; prototype, 12.2:3; Spanish edition, 8.2:2 Puttkamer, Annemarie von, 1.1:2, 2.1:3 Quirk, Mr. & Mrs. John, 9.2:2, 10.2:2, 13.2:1-2 Randall, John S., III: Landscape and the Looking Glass: Willa Cather's Search for Value, 4.2:2 Rauscher, Catherine, 7.2:3 Rauscher, Bishop Russell T.: Episcopal Church, 13.2:2 Rawson, Mrs. Ralph H., 8.2:2 Red Cloud, 6.1:2, 12.1:1, 12.2:1, 3, 13.2:1; commemorative stamp sold at, 13.2:3; history of, 1.2:3, 4, 5, 3.1:1, 9.2:2; signs for, 8.1:2, 8.2:1, 2, 11.1:2, 3. See also Burlington Depot; Catherland; Episcopal Church; State Theater; Webster County; and listings beginning with “Red Cloud” Red Cloud Argus, 12.2:4 Red Cloud Catholic Church, 12.1:1, 4, 12.2:1, 2-3, 13.1:2; photo of, 13.2:1 Red Cloud Chief: bound 1900-1923, 1.1:1; microfilm of, 12.2:4 Red Cloud City Hall (Silas Garber Bank Building); 12.1:3; purchase of, 2.1:1, 2.2:2, 3.1:1,3.2:1; restoration of, 4.1:1, 2, 4.2:1, 2, 5.1:3, 5.2:1. See also Farmer’s and Merchant’s Bank Red Cloud People's-Webster County Bank, 6.2:2 Redeho, Joyce, 11.2:3 Reed, Mr. & Mrs., 12.1:1 Refshauge, Mr. & Mrs., 2.2:2 Reiher, Cheryl, 7.2:2 Reiher, Jennie Miner (cousin), 1.2:4, 6.1:2, 6.2:1, 7.2:1, 9.1:1 Republican River, 7.1:3, 8.2:1, 10.2:1; Republican River Valley 3.2:2, 12.1:2 Reynard, Grant: artwork of, 2.2:2, 12.1:3 Reynolds, Norman M., 2.1:2 Riley, Paul: photo of, 12.1:2 Robinson, Mrs. Denis, 6.2:2 Robinson, L. L., 2.2:1 Rockemann, Mrs. Louie F., 4.2:1 Rogelberg, Leo: as filmmaker, 13.1:3 Roosevelt, Theodore, 6.2:1, 9.1:4 Rowse, A. L., 1.2:4 Rubens, Pauline, 4.1:2 Ruffle, Evelyn, 1.2:3 Russ, Martin, 3.2:2 Russell, Grace, 8.2:3 Sadilek, Anna. See Pavelka, Anna Sadilek (Annie) St. Juliana Falernexis Church. See Red Cloud Catholic Church Saladen, Mrs. R. D., 12.2:3 Sandoz, Mari: as speaker, 3.2:1 Sapphira and the Slave Girl (Cather): setting for, 8.2:3 Schantz, Albert and Agnes, 9.2:1 Scherman, David E., 1.1:1, 1.2:1, 2.1:2, 3.2:2, 7.1:3 Schmitz, Irma, 7.1:2 Schneider, Sister Lucy: articles by, 12.2:3 Schroeter, James: Willa Cather and Her Critics, 11.2:3 Schultz, C. Bertrand, 1.2:1; displays by, 2.1:2, 2.2:1, 3.1:2; as museum designer, 6.1:1, 2; as speaker, 6.2:2, 8.1:3, 8.2:3; WCPM board work of, 3.2:1, 7.2:2, 9.1:2 Schultz, Esther, 12.2:3 Schwartz, Kenneth, 8.1:2, 8.2:1 Seibel, George: Prairie Schooner article by, 11.1:3 Seibel, Mrs. George, 2.2:2, 3.2:2, 7.1:3 Sergeant, Elizabeth Shepley: Willa Cather: A Memoir, 6.2:3, 9.1:3 Shadows on the Rock (Cather): award for, 13.2:3-4 Shannon, Mr. & Mrs. Richard S.: as Cather relatives, 7.2:1, 8.2:3, 13.2:2 Sherwood, Carrie Miner, 1.2:3, 5, 9.1:1, 11.2:1-2; as Cather friend, 4.1:1, 6.2:1-2, 13.2:1; as Frances Harling prototype, 13.2:2, 12.2:3; on "Meet the Author" 5.2:2; photo of, 10.2:1 Silas Garber Bank Building. See Farmer's and Merchant's Bank; Red Cloud City Hall Slote, Bernice, 8.2:3, 13.2:2; April Twilights introduction to reprint by, 6.2:3, 7.1:3, 9.1:3, 12.2:3; The Kingdom of Art, 9.2:3, 10.1:3, 10.2:3, 11.1:1, 13.1:3; "Willa Cather" NCTE paper, 12.2:3; "Willa Cather Reports Chautaqua, 1894," Prairie Schooner, Spring, 1969, 13.1:3; "Willa Cather on Shakespeare," 8.2:2 Smith, Eleanor M.: "Literary Relationship of Sarah Orne Jewett and Willa Cather," New England Quarterly, March-December 1956, 1.2:3 Smith, Marjorie, 8.1:2, 8.2:2 Smith College, 9.2:2, 13.2:3 Sombrero: as Cather’s University of Nebraska annual, 2.1:2 Song of the Lark, The (Cather), 12.2:1; display, 11.2:2, 12.1:3; setting for, 4.2:1, 9.2:2, 10.1:1, 11.1:2, 13.2:2 Southwick, Helen (Mrs. Phillip Southwick) (niece), 8.2:3, 11.2:1 Southwick, Phillip, 8.2:3 Sprague, Helen McNeny, 1.2:3 State Theater Building, Red Cloud: as temporary museum quarters, 1.1:1, 4.1:1 Stead, Mr. & Mrs. A. J., 11.2:3 Stegner, Louise, 1.1:1 Stern, Philip Van Doren, 12.2:4 Sternlicht, Sanford: "Willa Cather's Nebraska" poem, 7.1:2 Stinchfield, Ben, 3.2:2, 7.1:2 Stzalkowski, Christian, 9.2:3 Superior High School, 8.1:2, 8.2:2; "Operation Catherland" by, 9.2:3 Swan, Paul: artwork of, 6.2:4 Swartz, Wyola, 1.2:1 Syvanen, Ulla, 7.2:1 Tanner, Mrs. Bliss: as Girl Scout leader, 7.1:3, 7.2:2, 8.1:2 Teal, Alison: as essay winner, 6.2:3 Tennant, Stephen: "The Room Beyond,” On Writing (Cather), 2.1:3 Terry, Ellen: Autobiography of Ellen Terry, 2.1:2 Thornton, Ella May, 10.2:3; Music Journal article by, 2.1:2 Thorp, Willard, 12.2:1 Tokyo, Japan: WCPM charter in, 9.1:3 translations. See foreign editions Twain, Mark, 7.1:2 Ueda, Makoto, 1.1:2 Uehling, Margot, 7.2:2, 3 University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA): Cather course at, 8.1:1, 8.2:3; honorary degree from, 9.2:2, 13.2:3 University of Michigan, 9.2:2, 13.2:3 University of Nebraska, 9.1: 3, 10.1:1, 13.2:1; annual of, 2.1:2; honorary degree from, 6.2:1, 9.1:4, 13.2:3; Willa Cather Hall at, 7.2:2, 8.1:2. See also Hesperian University of Nebraska Press: reprintings by, 9.1:3 Urban, Catherine, 4.1:2 Vocadlo, Otakar: "The Czech Pioneers and Their Chronicler," Lidova demokracie, June 14, 1947, 11.2:3 Walch, Barbara, 13.1:2 walking plows: as markers, 7.1:1, 7.2:3, 8.1:2, 9.1:2; photo of, 8.2:1 Wall, Alexander J., 9.2:1 Washington National Observer: museum dedication in, June 10, 1962, 6.2:3 Webster County, Nebraska, 7.1:3, 10.2:4, 12.2:1, 13.1:3; Catherton Precinct in, 13.2:3; natural history of 3.1:2; as Nebraska's Centennial County, 11.1:2; relief map of, 1.1:1, 2.1:2. 2.2:1, 4.1:1; as setting, 1.1:1, 2.2:1, 3.2:1, 4.1:2. See also Catherland; Red Cloud Weil, Mrs. Edward, 4.1:2 Weingart, Mrs. Jack, 11.2:3 Weisz, Irene Miner, 7.1:2, 11.1:1, 12.2:3 Wiener, Mrs. Charles: as Mrs. Rosen prototype, 4.1:2 Willa Cather Award, 4.2:1 Willa Cather Branch Library, Omaha, 1.1:2 Willa Cather Commemorative Stamp, 13.2:3 Willa Cather Country (film), 6.1:1 Willa Cather Country (tour), 7.1:3, 11.1:2 Willa Cather Elementary School, The (Millard Public Schools), 13.1:3 Willa Cather Fund, 3.1:2 Willa Cather Hall, Twin Towers Dormitory, University of Nebraska, 7.2:2, 8.1:2 Willa Cather Merit Badge. See Girl Scouts Willa Cather News Sheet, 4.1:1 Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial (WCPM): aims, progress toward, 3.2:1, 4.1:1-2, 4.2:1-2, 5.2:1-2, 6.2:2-4, 7.1:1-2, 7.2:1-3, 8.1:1-2, 8.2:1-3, 9.1:1-3, 9.2:2; anniversary, 9.1:3, 9.2:1; annual meeting/spring conference, 3.1:1, 5.2:1, 6.2:1-2, 7.1:3-4, 8.1:3-4, 10.1:4, 11.1:1, 12.1:2, 13.1:2, 13.2:1, 3; constitutional revision and name change, 9.2:4; collection items, 1.1:1, 1.2:3-4, 2.1:2, 4.1:1, 2, 12.2:3; emblem, 7.1:1, 8.2:2; educational programs of, 2.1:2, 3.2:2, 4.1, 1, 8.1:2, 10.1:2, 11.2:4, 13.1:3; exhibits about; 13.1:3; finances, 2.2:2, 3.1:1, 4.1:1, 2, 4.2:2, 5.1:1-3, 7.1:3, 8.1:2-3, 9.1:1, 13.1:3; 13.1:3; hours, 2.1:1, 8.1:3, 9.1:2; inception, 1.2:5, 9.1:2; incorporation, 1.1:1, 2.1:1, 4.1:1, 5.1:1; library, 6.1:2; mailing list, 2.1:1, 3.1:1, 3.2:1, 4.1:1; membership, 1.1:2, 1.2:1, 2.2:2, 3.1:1, 4.1:2, 5.2:1, 2. See also Willa Cather Societies; maps listed on, 7.1:2, 12.2:3; Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial (WCPM)continued: officer/board meetings, 3.1:1, 2, 4.1, 1, 13.2:2; professional organizations, 13.1:4; scholarship fund, 2.2:2, 4.1:2, 4.2:2, 5.2:1, 8.2:3; scholarship competition, 6.1:1, 6.2:3, 7.1:1, 7.2:2, 3, 8.1:2, 12.1:2, 12.2:1; staff hiring, 8.1:3, 8.2:3. See also Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial and Educational Foundation; Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial Museum and Archives; Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial Newsletter Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial and Educational Foundation: Cather Foundation, 10.2:3, 13.2:3; name change to, 9.2:4. See also Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial; Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial Museum and Archives; Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial Newsletter Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial Museum and Archives 5.2:2; 8.1:2, 3, 12.2:1; archive microfilm, 13.2:2; dedication/opening, 6.2:1, 3, 7.1:1, 13.2:3; displays, 4.1:1, 11.1:2, 3, 12.1:3-4, 13.1:1; history, 9.1:1-2; renovation 7.1:2, 13.1:2; restoration financing, 6.1:2, 9.2:2. See also Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial; Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial and Educational Foundation; Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial Newsletter Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial Newsletter: artwork for, 2.1:1; budget for, 4.1:2, 4.2:2, 6.2:4; distribution of, 3.1:1, 10.1:3; history of, 1.1:1, 9.1:3. See also Willa Cather Pioneer Memorial Willa Cather Societies, 1.1:2, 1.2:2; charter design of, 1.2:5, 2.1:1; in Japan, 8.1:1 Willa Cather's Collected Short Fiction, 1892-1912 (V. Faulkner, ed.), 9.1:3, 9.2:3, 10.1:3 Willard, Dick, 12.2:3 Wilson, Faye Richardson, 2.2:2 Wilson, Wilella Payne, 1.2:3 Winchester, Virginia: as Cather birthplace, 13.2:3 Wolfe, Grace, 1.2:1, 3 Wolin, Ronald G., 1.2:4 Woods Charitable Fund, Inc.: in Lincoln and Chicago, 11.1:2, 11.2:1, 13.2:1; Chicago, 5.2:1; Lincoln, 10.1:1, 10.2:2 Woods, Frank H., Jr., 5.2:1, 10.1:1, 13.2:2 Woods, Frank H. & Nelle C.: as Cather classmates, 10.1:1, 13.2:1 Woods, Thomas C., Jr., 10.1:1 World and the Parish, The: Willa Cather's Articles and Reviews, 1893-1903 (Curtin, ed.), 11.1:3 World War I: veterans of, 4.2:1 Wyss, Mrs. W. F., 4.2:1 Yale University, 9.2:2, 13.2:3 Zulli, Floyd, 7.1:2 |
