Herald-Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 August 1919 — Page 2
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WHITESIDE WILL FILED FOR PRO HATE The text of the will of the lute S. Eugene Whiteside, which was filed for j probate in the Putnam circuit court August 15, is as follows: I, S. Eugene Whiteside, of Greencastle, Ind., do hereby declare this to j be my last will and testament revoking all wills and testamentary papers j heretofore by me made. Item 1. 1 direct that as soon as i possible after my death that my es-| tate shall be converted into cash.| In converting said estate, however,' my executor shall take the time re-j .juired to make advantageous sales i and so conduct the conversion that I my estate shall not suffer, so far as possible. No securities or other investments deemed safe and a good investment by my said executor shall be sold, but the same shall he held and converted into the residue of my) estate. In all events, however, my| bank and trust company stock holdany other person at r. vniue to be es- ! ublished by some disinterested per-j son competent to appraise the same., if my said brothr should not care to \ purchase said stock or only a portion i ings as herein set out shall lie offered j for sale. My executor shail likewise ] be governed as follows in disposing of j portions of my estate as named here-! in. That is to say in offering my | holdings in the First National Bankj of Greencastle, Indiana, and that of the First Savings and Trust Company of the same place for sale my brother, Loving J. Whiteside, shall have the j first option to purchase all or any { part thereof for cash at not more j than the book value thereof, but to 1 if the same, then A. Glen Brown, now j of Greencastle, Ind., shall have the j option to purchase the same or such I portion as my brother might not elect to take under the terms and condi-1 tions as heretofore indicated relative thereto. The 1 said Loving J. White-1 side shall also have the first option to purchase all of my common stock, holdings in the Central ( ommunity Chautauqua system and the Community Chautauquas, incorporated, except twenty shares in the Central Community Chautauqua System, which twenty shares Harry Z. Freeman, now of Greencastle, Ind., shall be privileged to purchase at the par value thereof if he so desires. If said Loving J. Whiteside shall elect to purchase my Chautauqua stock 01 any part thereof, the same shall he sold to him at a price determined and agreed upon by my executor, Harry Z. Freeman and Loring J. Whiteside, said price, however, not to be in excess of four times the par value in any event. In so purchasing »aid Chautauqua stock as herein provided, said executor is empowered and directed to accept the note of my said brother for the purchase price thereof, said notes to bear interest at the rate of six per cent per annum and the terms threof not to extend over a period to exceed five years after
my death.
Item II. After reducing my estate to cash, I direct my executor to pay therefrom the following cash be-
quests:
(a) Five thousand dollars ($5,000) to my mother, Mary 15. Whiteside, now of Evanston, 111. (b) Five thousand dollars to my father, George Whiteside, now of Evanston, 111., of said bequest to my father one thousand dollars is to be covered by a $1,000 life insurance policy which I now carry with him as the beneficiary thereunder. (c) Five thousand dollars to my brother, Loring J. Whiteside, now of
White Plains, N. Y.
(d) Five thousand dollars to my brother, G. Kenneth Whiteside, now
of Evanston, 111.
(c)Two thousand dollars to my -ister, Sarah Eleanor Whiteside, now of Evanston, 111, Of this amount one thousand is to be covered by the proceeds of a $1,000 life insurance policy which I now carry with her named
as the beneficiary.
(b)Two thousand and five hundred dollars to Clara A. Schmidt, now of Greencastle, Ind., as a token of my appreciation of the loyal services she has rendered me and my interests. (g) Five hundred dollars to the First Presbyterian church of Green-
castle, Ind.
(h) Five hundred dollars to the First United 'Presbyterian church of
Evanston 111.
(i) Five hundred dollars to the Northwestern University Settlement,
of Chicago, 111.
If because of the death of any legatees herein named or for any other reason these specific bequests should ,
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personal, to which I am entitled or] should leave heirs of their body sursaid sister by my brother, Loring J. | which I have the power to dispose of Whiteside, then and in that event 1 at my death to the First Savings &
only so much of the income from said trust estate shall he paid by my trustee to my said sister as shall he required to make, together with the amount she receives from such be-
Trust Co. of Greencastle, Ind., now in process of organization, and if the
< I LUNG OF CHICKENS Milligan Young. The boys were told TO HE DEMONSTRATED to : 'PP eal ' 1" mayor’s court thi s ufter-
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! noon at It o’clock and were fined ac- ' cording to their offense. The arrests
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aide to qualify, then to Loring j, a"*! wHUaHc t 0 t l,e farmer, on ch.ck-
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quest from the estate of Loring J., Wh.tes.de, now of Wh.te Plains, N-i farmers llt th , Putnam County Farm-*
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Whiteside, the total sum of $2,500 per annum. In the event any portion of the war insurance policy I carry with the U. S. government is paid to my said sister, I direct that my trustee shall take the same into consideration as a part of fsaid $2,500 per annum have sought to provide for her. Any remaining income after increasing the income from my said brother's estate, in event the same is bequeathed to my said sister, to $2,500 per annum, I direct my trustee to pay to my brother G. Kenneth Whiteside for the period of the life of my said sister. In the event of the death of my said brother, G. Kenneth Whiteside, before my sister then said trustee shall pay such sum
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of said residue in good securities, collect income from same and from said income pay all taxes and expenses incident to proper conduct of said trust and pay residue of said income
ing of flaying chickens and non-lay-ing chickens. Mr. Schwartz will place several dozen chickens in pen ing the non-laying chickens. Mr. Schwartz will talk before the people
to my sister, Sarah Eleanor White-1 0 f near Bainbridge at the home of O.
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year as possible for the period of her life. Provided, that if a similar bequest to this shall be made to my viving them, then and in that event I direct that the residuary portion of my estate shall he paid to DePauw University of Greencastle, Indiana, to be used as a basic fund in tie es-
to the heirs of his body and my mother, father and brother Loring J. Whiteside or the heirs of their bodies, if any shall have died, share and share alike. Said trust shall terminate and end with the death of my sister and the corpus of said trust estate shall then be distributed share and share alike among my father, mother and brothers and the heirs of the bodies fo those who may have died. It is my desire that the beneficiaries under , the trust shall see to it that our
lapse or my executor be unable to pay | father and mother( each or bothi shal , 4 I* A anMAA Y j • *• k. — ^ —** — k- 1 r . ,
1 never be permitted to suffer or be in need of any of the comforts of life so far as they can prevent the same by sharing the benefits from said trust
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or sums as might have gone to him hogp j ta j in Greencastle, said hospital to the here cf h.« Lmlv umi mv under control and supervision of
the officials of said institution and to he used by it for the use and benefits of its students and faculty, but also
the same, then I direct that such be quest or bequests as shall not be paid as herein directed shall revert to my estate and be considered as a part of the residuary fund hereinafter dis-
posed of.
Item III. I devise and bequeath all of the residue of my estate of whatsonntnre both real and r. _• v
with them as needed.
Item IV. If my parents, brother
to be open to the whole community without any discrimination whatso-
ever.
Item V. ] hereby appoint the First Savings and Trust Company of Greencastle, Ind., now in organization, but if the same should not complete its organization or should for any other reason be unable, or fail, to qualify, then I appoint Loring J. Whiteside as the executor of this will. Signed this 7th day of October,
1918.
S. EUGENE WHITESIDE.
o’clock and in the afternoon of the 21st will demonstrate his methods of and cull the non-layers and layers before the people. This demonstration will he given so that the farmers will save hundreds of dollars by sellculling chickens at the home of Morton Fordyce two miles south of Russellville at 2:30 o'clock. The information given by this Purdue expert is invaluable and the farmers of Putnam county should not miss the chance to learn how to save wasted money.
MARSHALL O’HAIR ARRESTS three greencastle boys
The DePauw University choir and orchestra gave a most delightful musical program last Wednesday evening at the Bay View, Mich., assembly. The principals were H. T. Barnum, conductor; Gladys Jolly, contralto; Wilma Hall, violinist; Clarence Ball, tenor; R. G. McCutchan, conductor of
last Friday.
The university choir has been one of the features of the assembly this year and have won great praise at each concert given this summer. The following Greencastle people are now at Bay View; Mr. and (Mrs. Silas Hays and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnqld, Dr. and Mrs. William Blanchard and son, Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Post and daughters, Dean and Mrs. R. G. McCutchan and son, Frank Roberts, William Hester, Mrs. F. A. Arnold and Mr. and Mrs. George Christie. This list does not include the DePauw people with the university choir and
orchestra.
W. M. McGaught Physician and Surgeon Office Corner Vi and Washington Str Phone Office 2 on 327, Res. 3 on 327. Dr. W. W. Tuck Physician and Surgeon Office Vine Stree between Washington and Walnut Stret Greencastle, Indiana.
nem iv. 11 my parents, tirotherl j g. Martin, manag and sister herein named should Greencastle Gas Company, cede me in death and none of themi c [ ty „ n business, trutay-
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Marshall Henry O’Hair arrested three Greencastle boys Saturday morning for riding bicycles on the sidewalk. A complaint was made in the last council meeting as to the riding of bicycles on the sidewalks of Greencastle and Marshall O’Hair was advised to make arrests if anyone was found riding thus. Marshall O'Hair secured the names of two of the three arrested. They were Paul Dodd, son of Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Dodd, and Stanley Young, son of Mr. and MrsJ
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Alva L. Stultz to Lucy Stultz, land ir Greencastle township. Consideration, $' 600 John L. Hill to Sarnii A. Boone, land in Washington tow.ship. Consideration, $550. Addison D. Chew to Edward S. Chew, land in Washington township. e Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Gilmore, who have spent the past several summers at Bay View, Mich., have purchased an attractive cottage there.
Dr. O. F. Overslreel Dr. R. J. Overstreet DENTISTS Office in the Bence Building on South Vine Street, Greencastle, Indiana.
The Rev. George M. Farrar 1 of Oklahoma, are in Grwnca* Ring friends. The Rev. Farrar a prominent orator in DeP» u * during his graduation year, 1^ was entered in the state oratory contest. He has been editor of Greenfield Daily Herald and wai b while fi lawyer ir the West. —J