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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1915

Page

3

Earthquake Ravages Avezzano as Rescue Efforts Persist

Italy battles a catastrophic quake with an estimated 40 000 victims and about 49 000 dead regionwide. Government funds, military digging squads, and Vatican relief converge as rescuers free survivors from ruined Avezzano churches and schools while thousands await aid, bread, shelter, and burial. Authorities report aftershocks and massive destruction across fifty towns.

Avezzano Italy Victor Sora Rome Isoladellinis St. Restituta War Office Pope Averano Galt

Elders Ridge lecturers and town notes mark a busy period

The third Lecture Course number by Julius Caesar Nayphe on January 12 featured a display of Grecian customs and American contributions. A future lecture by J Walter Wilson Company was announced. Elders Ridge hosts a tense basketball game where Apollo High School was defeated 36 to 24, with spectators praising the display of peaceable military tactics. Local meetings, church activities, travel, and illness updates fill the remainder with notes on residents, travels, and community events across Elders Ridge and nearby towns.

Julius Caesar Nayphe Nayphe America The Ridge J. Walter Wilson Company Wilson Elders Ridge Apollo High School Elders Ridge Infantry Lieutenant Miller Ike West Lebanon Clare George Garfield Miller Apollo Hiders Ridge Missionary Societies John Baker Hepler Clark Steer Grace McComb Edgar Myer Wiliam Bruce Presbyterian Church

Wills Filed Show Bequests and Executors

Wills dated 1911 and 1912 distribute Blairsville stock and cash to nieces, step-children, and daughters. Mrs Harriet Swartz, of Blairsville, leaves Blairsville National Bank stock to Bertha Ondrizek and divides the remainder among step-children Wat son and John Swartz Annie Patterson and May Burnett. Other heirs include George Thank Young Clara Lewis and Mrs. Jane Young’s daughters Jennie and Geneva Gilmore and the Kauffman, Graham, and Ray daughters. Executors named Harrison Kauffman and others in different wills. A second will, dated 1906, leaves $500 to Bertha Thompson and $300 to Mary Pollock with a North Mahoning farm to Tillie and Binnie McConnaughhey who also serve as executors. F Murray, Blairsville, visited the county seat Friday.

Harriet Swartz Blairsville Blairsville National Bank Bertha Ondrizek Watson John Swartz Annie Patterson May Burnett George Thank Young Clara Lewis Jane Young Jennie Gilmore Geneva Gilmore Margaret Kauffman Ella Graham Liszie Ray Harrison Kauffman Elizabeth McConnaughey Marchand Bertha Thompson Mary Pollock North Mahoning Township Tillie Binnie McConnaughey

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