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Silas Francis Marean Chatard (December 13, 1834 –
September 7, 1918) was an
American Catholic prelate who
served as
Bishop of
Indianapolis from 1898 to...
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renamed the
Diocese of
Indianapolis on
March 28, 1898.
Bishop Francis Chatard became the
first bishop of Indianapolis. It was
elevated from a diocese...
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Bishop Chatard High
School is a
Catholic co-educational
preparatory high
school located in the
Broad Ripple district of Indianapolis,
Indiana in the United...
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Chatard, but not
taken seriously until the game Alekhine–Fahrni,
Mannheim 1914. It is
known today as the Albin–
Chatard Attack or the Alekhine–
Chatard...
- born in Indianapolis, the
youngest of four brothers, and
attended Bishop Chatard High School. He
graduated from Ball
State University,
where he parla****...
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Alerding and
Chatard, p. 225.
Alerding and
Chatard, p. 187.
Alerding and
Chatard, p. 195. Kennedy, pp. 27–30 and 73.
Alerding and
Chatard, pp. 196–97....
- Babault, Nicolas; Cometti, Gilles; Bernardin, Michel; Pousson, Michel;
Chatard, Jean-Claude (2007). "Effects of
Electromyostimulation Training on Muscle...
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Chatard, p. 29 and 81–83. Godecker, p. 179. Godecker, p. 181–82.
Alerding and
Chatard, p. 29. Godecker, p. 220, 390 and 403.
Alerding and
Chatard, p...
- Indianapolis, Indiana. The
youngest of
eleven children,
Ventresca attended Bishop Chatard High School. He
graduated from
Indiana University Bloomington with a double...
- his
attention to golf.
Valainis had been an all-state
golfer at
Bishop Chatard High
School in Indianapolis, Indiana, as well as a
member of the golf team...
