Kansas Women in Literature by Nettie Garmer Barker
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MARY FREEMAN STARTZMAN. Georgiana Freeman McCoy, Wichita, has taught music in Kansas longer than any other teacher in the state and incidently writes verse. She remodeled Elizabeth Browning's ``A Drama of Exile'' and wrote the musical setting for Simon Buchhalter, the Viennese pianist and composer. A sister, Mary Freeman Startzman, while living in Fort Scott, wrote a volume of poems, ``Wild Flowers.'' * * * * EVA MORLEY MURPHY. Eva Morley Murphy of Goodland, recent candidate for Congress, is author of two books: ``The Miracle on the Smoky and Other Stories,'' and ``Lois Morton's Investment.'' She is a descendant of Nathaniel Perry of Revolutionary fame, and of Rodger Williams; an active temperance worker; and one of the women who made equal suffrage possible in Kansas. |
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