- down from 923 in 2000.
Horine was
platted in 1868, and
named after C.
Thomas Horine, an
early settler. A post
office called "
Horine Station" was established...
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George Leslie Horine (February 3, 1890 –
November 28, 1948) was an
American athlete who
mainly competed in the high jump. He is
credited with developing...
- 7-acre (28,000 m2) Tom
Wallace Lake; the Paul Yost
Recreation Area, and the
Horine Conference Center.
Camping and
fishing are both permitted. Tom
Wallace Lake...
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technique invented by
George Horine of
Stanford University. This
technique was
succeeded by the straddle. It is said that
George Horine invented the
Western roll...
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Horine Cemetery is
located in Richwoods, Missouri, the
first burial noted was in 1851. The
first noted burial in
Horine was an
Augustine Godat who was...
- for
about 10
years until her
retirement in 1967.
Another American,
George Horine,
developed an even more
efficient technique, the
Western roll. In this style...
- he was an ****ociate director. Her
second marriage was to
writer Charles Horine (aka
Chuck Horner).[citation needed] Aulis, Gwen (June 1953). "Lucky, Lucky...
- the name of "The New
Kingston Trio". The
first consisted of
guitarist Pat
Horine and
banjoist Jim
Connor in
addition to
Shane and
lasted from 1969 to 1973...
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September by
winning every event,
several by
enlisted Irish immigrants.
George Horine at
Olympedia "WORLD'S HIGH JUMP MARK
RAISED AGAIN -
Edward Beeson of San...
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invention of the
rival "western roll"
style by
George Horine on the west
coast (Stanford).
Horine was in fact the
first to
improve on Sweeney's record...
