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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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Gospel Trumpet - Publications of the Church of God 1881-1922
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This is the first issue of The Greencastle Eagle, a newspaper published in Greencastle, Indiana.
Monthly
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
Upper left: Outer cover of postcard book. Script in upper left reads, Souvenir Folder of Winona Lake, Indiana. Caption in lower left re...
The early business block on the west side of Park Ave. in downtown Winona Lake. The early days of Winona offered warm month activities&...
Grace College - Winona Lake Postcards -
THE ALUMNI DIRECTORY111Walton
1923-1925 at home
not teaching on account of illness
1925-1926teacher of English and home economicsat Huntsville
1926-1929 teacher ofbiology and home economics, WaltonHigh School
A. B., Indiana University,1918.Scott-Lake, Mrs. Ethel, pa 2129 E. Gordon Ave., Spokane, Washington
taughttwo years in rural schools and fiveyears in g>Vde schools, Hadley andCoatesville before graduation
1913-1915 teacher, grades, Hammond
1916-1917 teacher, grades, Panama CanalZone: 1917-1920 teacher, grades, Spokane, Washington
1920-1930 not teaching, homekeeper, married in 1920
attended Illinois University, summer of1916.Scudder, Carl, ha Windfall
in the springof 1912 superintendent of schools. BlackHawk: 1912-1913 principal, high school,Kempton
1914-1916 cashier, PeoplesState Bank, Windfall
1916-1924 manager of a canning factory
1924-1928,operating three canning factories in Central Indiana.Seever, Lula M., ha Carlisle
1913-1916principal, high school, Bippus, also supervisor of county schools of Polk township, Huntington county., lr 1916.Sheets-Dilts, Mrs. Mary, ha 3121&#...
1913-1914 taughtin high school, Wallace
1914-1915 taughtin public schools, Lenark, Illinois
1915-1924 married
not teaching
homekeeper.Shields, Ralph C, pa 13th and LincolnSts., Anderson
1913-1914 principal, highschool, Marshall
1914-1916 teacher ofhistory, Latin and German, Hymera
1916-1919 principal, Helt Township HighSchool, Dana
1919-1929 English andcommerce, Anderson.Simpson, Emmett, pa 5856 Lowell Ave.,Indianapolis
1913-1914 teacher of manual training and English, Aurora
1914-1916 teacher of manual training andEnglish, Mitchell
1916-1929 teacher ofmanual training, Thomas D. GreggSchool, Indianapolis.Singleton-Murphy, Mrs. Jessie, pa Edge-ley, North Dakota
1913-1918 teacher ofgrades, Hammond
1918-1919 clericalwork, war department, Washington, D.C
1919-1929 married
at home and notteaching.Smith-McGalliard, Mrs. Belle, pa 2502 E.McGraw St., Seattle, Washington
1913-1915 teacher of third grade, Terre Haute
1915-1916 special teacher, Seattle public schools, teaching boys in juvenile detention home
1916-1922 taught gradesin Seattle, Washington
1922-1928 married in 1922
homekeeper and substituteteacher in grades in Seattle, Washington.Smith-Wildauer, Mrs. Addie Hazel, pa1014 S. 2nd St., Elkhart
1913-1918taught primary work in Elkhart schools,Elkhart
1918-1920 principal of schools,Elkhart
1920-1929 married, housewife,not teaching.♦Smith, Ralph H., deceased August 2,1914
nr.Smyers, Nell Vera, ha 2301 N. 12th St.,Terre Haute
1913-1916 teacher in TerreHaute schools: 1916-1920 student, OhioWeslyan, working on B. A. and M. A.
1920-1922 teacher junior high school,Terre Haute
1922-1924 missionary research in preparation of a world missionary atlas
1924-1930 teacher reading andvocational guidance, McLean Junior HighSchool, Terre Haute
1916-1918 receivedA. B. from Ohio Wesleyan University
1918-1920 received A. M. from OhioWesleyan University
1924 attended Columbia University summer school.Soules, Esther, ha RFD E, Terre Haute
1913-1916 taught intermediate grades,East Glenn
1916-1924 taught in HookSchool, Terre Haute
1924-1927 taughtelementary grades in Hook School, TerreHaute
1927-1929 taught elementarygrades in Deming School, Terre Haute.B. S., 1927, Indiana State Teachers College, Terre Haute.Staff, Katherine, nr.Stark, Bessie,...
1913-1917 teacher ofgrades, Spokane, Washington
1917-1918teacher of grades, Clinton
1918-1923teacher of grades,Spokane, Washington
1923-1925 teacher of grades, Lowell
1925-1929 teacher of grades, Hammond.Steele, A. E., pa Lafayette, Ind.
1913-1914 superintendent of schools, Robinson, Illinois
1914-1916 superintendent,consolidated schools, Oaktown
1916-1919head of mathematics department in thehigh school, Sullivan
1919-1926 head ofmathematics department, Jefferson HighSchool, Lafayette
1926-1929 principalat Hebron: 1929-1930 principal at WeaTownship High School, Lafayette.Stephenson, Harry, ha Peoria, Illinois
paPort Orchid, Washington
1913-1915teacher of manual arts, high school,Marion
1915-1916 student, Bradley Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, Illinois, B. S.
1916-1917 teacher, vocational work,mathematics, high school, Murphysboro,Illinois
1917-1918 teacher, vocationalwork, Ellensburg Normal
1918-1921United States Navy, Bremerton NavyYard, Bremerton, Washington
1921-1923 teacher, vocational work, highschool. Port Orchard, Washington
1923-1930 proprietor, The Tire Shop, PortOrchard, Washington.Stevens, William D., ha Morocco
lr 1916superintendent of schools, Morocco.Strole-Gasway, Mrs. Beulah, ha SouthBend
1913-1916 primary teacher, NewGoshen
1916-1923 married
not teaching, homekeeper
lr 1923.Strole, Carrie, 1281 Davis Ave., Whiting
1913-1920 teacher of primary grades,Terre Haute
1920-1929 teacher in primary grades, Hammond.Sutton, Helena B., ha 44 S. 18th St.,Richmond
lr 1924 taught German andmathematics in the high school at Richmond.Syester, Luvina, ha Hymera
1913-1914teacher of sixth and seventh grades,Hymera
1914-1915 teacher of grammar,reading in seventh and eighth gradesand physiology, spelling and geographyin the seventh grade, Hymera
1915-1916 taught grammar in sixth, seventh,and eighth grades. Hymera
1916-1919teacher of seventh grade, Hymera
1919-1920 taught in the high school, Hymera
1920-1921 government clerk, Washington,D. C.J 1921-1922 taught in the highschool at Fairbanks
1922-1923 taughtin the high school. Pleasant ville: 192*-1925 taught in the high school atHymera: 1925-1929 principal of gradeschool, Hymera.Teic...
1915-1980 teacher of home economics.
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
Professional music song folios dating from 1933 to 1939
Indiana State University Library -
The August 1985 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The December 1986 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library
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