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Author: Marcy Fry and Janis Thornton for the Elwood Chamber of Commerce Publisher: Arcadia Publishing ISBN: 1467103403 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 128
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In 1852, Elwood, Indiana, was a tiny settlement located in Pipe Creek Township of Madison County. Its residents sustained their meager lifestyle as farmers, lumberers, and merchants, but the nation's westward migration was on its way, bringing railroads, people, opportunities, and growth. Nothing bolstered the city's expansion like the 1886 discovery of a seemingly endless reserve of natural gas throughout East Central Indiana. The cheap and plentiful fuel ushered in a new industrial-based economy that prospered greatly. Unfortunately, the gas supply was not infinite, and by the early 1900s, many towns, such as Elwood, were struggling to survive. Elwood, however, reinvented itself and bloomed again. A resourceful chamber of commerce, supported by enterprising local leaders, attracted many new manufacturing companies and industries to Elwood. Throughout the intervening decades, the tide of the community's vitality waxed and waned as it continued to grow ever stronger. The Elwood of today, endearingly termed "the Heart of Hoosierland," remains a deeply rooted, vibrant example of Midwestern values and community kinship.
Author: Karen Quigley Publisher: ISBN: 9780980044911 Category : Dog adoption Languages : en Pages : 42
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The true story of a Elwood, a funny-looking, unwanted puppy, who enjoys a wonderful life once he finds a loving home. Elwood wins the Ugliest Dog Contest and shows the world he doesn't need to be beautiful to be lovable.
Author: Marcy Fry and Janis Thornton for the Elwood Chamber of Commerce Publisher: Arcadia Publishing ISBN: 1467103403 Category : History Languages : en Pages : 128
Book Description
In 1852, Elwood, Indiana, was a tiny settlement located in Pipe Creek Township of Madison County. Its residents sustained their meager lifestyle as farmers, lumberers, and merchants, but the nation's westward migration was on its way, bringing railroads, people, opportunities, and growth. Nothing bolstered the city's expansion like the 1886 discovery of a seemingly endless reserve of natural gas throughout East Central Indiana. The cheap and plentiful fuel ushered in a new industrial-based economy that prospered greatly. Unfortunately, the gas supply was not infinite, and by the early 1900s, many towns, such as Elwood, were struggling to survive. Elwood, however, reinvented itself and bloomed again. A resourceful chamber of commerce, supported by enterprising local leaders, attracted many new manufacturing companies and industries to Elwood. Throughout the intervening decades, the tide of the community's vitality waxed and waned as it continued to grow ever stronger. The Elwood of today, endearingly termed "the Heart of Hoosierland," remains a deeply rooted, vibrant example of Midwestern values and community kinship.
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Elwood Euart was born in 1914 in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, the second of seven children in a faithful Catholic family. Athletic, responsible, and likeable, Elwood was just an ordinary guy growing up in the 1920s and ’30s. He had his share of victories and defeats, accomplishments and setbacks, joys and heartaches. He went to Mass, helped his family, went to college, embarked on a military career, and advanced to the rank of captain in the U.S. Army. On October 26, 1942, in the South West Pacific Theatre of World War II, he and over 5,000 troops were aboard the SS President Coolidge when it struck two American mines while approaching a naval base. Those who were able to make it safely to shore watched as Elwood risked his life by returning to the vessel to save the remaining men on board. After rescuing the men from the infirmary unit, he was unable to escape and went down with the ship. Sister Lucia Treanor, a direct relative of Elwood, tells of his extraordinary heroism in the face of danger. But Elwood: The Story of a Catholic World War II Hero is more than that — it is the story of true faith and real virtue, born of a love for God and others, which gave the young Captain Euart the fortitude to do what was needed when the time came. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Sister Lucia Treanor, FSE, earned a doctorate in comparative literature from the City University of New York. She currently teaches writing at The Catholic University of America in Washington, DC. The author of several books, articles, and academic essays in a variety of Catholic and secular publications, she is related to Captain Elwood Euart via her mother, Lucy Casey McCaffrey, who is his cousin.
Author: Mark Elwood Publisher: ISBN: 9781737839200 Category : Languages : en Pages : 170
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The Glass Looker follows an ordinary American farm boy named Joseph Smith who discovers he possesses the magical ability for seeing in stones. Learn the origin story of the American boy-prophet through illustrated accounts collected from Joseph, his family, neighbors and enemies.
Author: Roger Elwood Publisher: ISBN: 9780891074403 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 196
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An angel is given the choice of joining Satan in his revolt or remaining faithful to the one who made him. He is given the opportunity to visit earth to see and appreciate in the advance the consquences if he chooses to follow Satan.
Author: Mary Rhee Publisher: WestBow Press ISBN: 1490839275 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 44
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A rebellious pup makes life challenging for his parents in this heartwarming and hilarious story for young readers, beautifully illustrated in bold and brilliant color.
Author: Milkyway Media Publisher: Milkyway Media ISBN: Category : Study Aids Languages : en Pages : 27
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Buy now to get the main key ideas from Phil Elwood's All the Worst Humans In All the Worst Humans (2024), Washington PR operative Phil Elwood delves into the murky world of political and corporate public relations, revealing the behind-the-scenes tactics of influence and power. Elwood details his interactions with high-profile clients, including foreign dictators and controversial figures like Muammar Gaddafi and Kim Dotcom. Elwood exposes the ethical compromises and manipulative tactics used to control media narratives. His story underscores the pervasive influence of money in politics and media, ultimately questioning the morality of the whole PR industry.
Author: Marcy Fry and Janis Thornton for the Elwood Chamber of Commerce
Author: Karen Quigley
Author: Marcy Fry and Janis Thornton for the Elwood Chamber of Commerce
Author: Zachary Elwood
Author: Sister Lucia Treanor, FSE
Author: Mark Elwood
Author: Roger Elwood
Author: Mary Rhee
Author: Milkyway Media
Author: Sarah M. Brownson
Author: John Williams Elwood