Uncle Wiggily Series by Howard Roger Garis by Howard Roger Garis

& Righter Co., 1952-1962 Western Printing and Lithographing Co., 1947-1957 and WNJR Marquand, 1940 Milton Bradley Co., 1956-1962 Selchow Significant correspondents include the Bell Syndicate, Inc., 1929-1960 Rights, royalties, and Uncle Wiggily books, stories and television programs. Garis papers are divided into four groups: Correspondence, Memorabilia, Writings and Illustrations.Ĭorrespondence, 1929-1961, concerns business and personal matters. (with his son Roger) the 100 Red Convertibles Game. Doodle's Dog Game, Witch Magic Game, Get Well Game, and

Garis invented a number of board games, including Several of his books including the Bobbsey Twins volumes. His wife, Lilian McNamara Garis, whom he married in 1900, collaborated on He also wrote With Force of Arms (1902), four volumes of the Rocket Riders series, and seven volumes of the Teddy Hope), the Motor Boys (as Clarence Young), the Great Marvel series and books featuringīaseball Joe (as Lester Chadwick), and the Camp Fire Girls (as Marion Davidson). Among the series GarisĬontributed to are Tom Swift (as Victor Appleton), the Bobbsey Twins (as Laura Lee Garis wrote numerous otherĬhildren's books under his own name as well as under several 'house pseudonyms' usedīy the Stratemeyer Syndicate for its children's series. In addition to 35 volumes of Uncle Wiggily stories, Mr. Years, at one time appearing in one hundred newspapers. His Uncle Wiggily stories first appeared in the News in 1910, were syndicated in 1915, and continued to be published for more than forty

Special writer for the Newark, New Jersey Evening News.

Garis, he graduated from Binghamton High School and attended Stevens Institute of Garis (1873-1962) was an American author of children's books, best knownīorn April 25, 1873, in Binghamton, New York, the son of Simeon H.

Uncle Wiggily Series by Howard Roger Garis by Howard Roger Garis