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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1914

Page

2

Twenty Years of Vengeance in Ancona

An aging Italian prime minister Giovanni Strozi holds the king in his power via a secret Carpathian passage. The king abdicates after twenty years, but the minister demands twenty years of a living death as vengeance for a past murder, using poison and a chilling Machiavellian plot.

News of county towns and social notices

Preparations are being made for a Master service to be held in the M church. The Ladies Aid served a chicken and biscuit supper to the Men's Bible Class on Saturday evening. Mrs G W Johns, who fell and broke her wrist, is getting along nicely. Personal Workers held a meeting Sunday afternoon. Miss Bertha Hull spent Sunday at her home in New Florence. The family of Harry Naugle have recovered from diphtheria. Ruth Cramer entertained friends Monday evening for her birthday. Mrs Trosky of Latrobe is visiting her mother Mrs G W Jolena. Mrs Brantlinger is visiting relatives in Johnstown. Mrs Sellars is ill at the home of her daughter Mrs Caulfield of Johnstown. Rossmoyne. Mr and Mrs Delbert Good and son of Denton were Sunday guests of Mrs Good's parents Mr and Mrs B W Van Horn. J of Kirkpatrick spent Sunday at his parents' home. Mrs Chas Miller and daughter Irene were guests of Mr and Mrs J J Wellon Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Rankin of Tromer City were guests of Mrs Rankin's parents. Mrs J Wells and son Eugene, with her sister-in-law Miss Jennie Wells, visited Mr and Mrs J Kirkpatrick and Mr and Mrs C G Marshall and families on Thursday and Friday. Chas Rochester the photographer of Marion Center was here Wednesday taking pictures of White Oak Flat and Cross Roads schools. J P Ramale of Brick Church called on D C Wells and wife on Tuesday. Melvin Seger of Atwood was guest of Mr and Mrs Hbert Brewer on Tuesday.

Bertha Hull New Florence Harry Naugle Ruth Cramer Trosky Latrobe Mra G. W. Jolena Brantlinger Johnstown Sellars Mrs. Caulfield Marion Center White Oak Flat Cross Roada School J. P. Ramale Brick Church D. C. Wells Melvin Seger Atwood Hbert Brewer

Auditor notices for two Indiana county estates in 1914

An auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana county announces two settlement hearings. One concerns the estate of Francis Cost late of ladt tun borough, with duties at 701 Philadelphia Street Indiana Pa. The other concerns Mary B D Altemus, late of Bullington township, with duties at Farmers Bank building Indiana Pa. The notices specify attendance dates in March and April 1914.

Orphans’ Court Tudlana County J. N. Banks Pppelit Coat Francis Cost Ladttun Philadelphia Street Borough of Indiana, Pa Indiana County C. B D. B. Altemus Mary Altemus Bullington Township Farmers Bank Indiana

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