Anagram help

I thought I had it with Harriet M Welsch from "Harriet The Spy" but it doesn't quite work so this post serves as my bookmark while I continue to think on it.

Thanks for trying

I was able to use all the letters making:

Mrs. Catherine I. Freewill

but I can't find a character by that name...

I did find a book called "The Two Mentors: A Modern Story" that has a Miss Freewill and a Catherine (perhaps even Catherine Freewill) but it was written in 1873.

So, really, this is just another bookmark....

Boom you have absolutely made my entire day, maybe week

William Ernest Richfire is my bookmark. Could be Sir Something. Finch or French maybe?

Hoping that boomerang works it out!

It's driving me nuts! Things like this get stuck in my head and keep me preoccupied until they're solved. I should never click on anything that says "anagram".

I've been thinking on it from other angles -- book titles from the 50s that might work --

What was the name of the "Man in the Gray Flannel Suit"? Nope.

What was the name of "Lady Chatterley's Lover"? Nope.

What was "My Cousin Rachel"'s last name? Nope.

And so on and so forth.

(sigh)

I feel your pain! While not exactly obsessing about it like you obviously have (smiley face) I did google 'popular novels of the 1950's' to see if anything jumped out. One site had 649 and I skimmed through the first 100 or so before giving up! What if the novel was unpopular? To me it's more fun to unscramble words just for the heck of it.

My favorite one that I unscrambled is

Christian Melee Rifler -- I had a W left over.