South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-09
Subway LEAVES ALL TO
WIDOW EXCEPT $4,000
ExeCutir Ordered to Sell All
Realty and Personality
For Beneficiary.

| ELKHART. Ind, June 9.-The will
I Of Charles A. Subway. which was pro-
\ bated in the superior court Tuesday
afternoon, gives the entire estate, af-
+ ter requests amounting 10 $4,000
are deducted, TO his widow, Marjorie
Subway with Instructions that the ex-
b ecutOr shall sell the realty and per
/ SOnalty within one year from the
\ death Of the testator and turn the pro-
/ ceeds over 10 the beneficiary. An ex-
1 ception is made Of the home at 500
7 W. Marion st. and the furniture. which
I the widow may retain IL she elects 10
/ do So A large portion OF the estate
\ Is In life insurance policies.
The requests, other than TO Mrs
/ Subway. are to Mrs Mary Mckay of
/ Franklin. Tenn. S10, 900: to Mrs. caro-
Perkins OF Franklin, $4,000, and TO
I Mrs. Mabel Kendall, wife OF Peter
I g Kendall, $40, 900. The two named
/ first are sisters. Peter c. Kendall
I IS treasurer Of the Subway Mercantile
I Co, and the man who is looked TO 10
continue the business along lines in
dicated by Mr. Subway.
The $4,000 bequest 10 Mrs. Nc
I Kay consists of a policy on the tes-
tator's life In the New York Life In
surance Co, wherein I have hereto
/ fore designated my estate as bene-
The bequest TO Mrs. Perkins is made
/ up Of policies as follows: The Pru-
Dental. $4,000; New York Life So
/ 600; Missouri Loan Life Insurance
/ Co, 50. 900; Phoenix Mutual. $1,000.
( Ii is directed that all loans on the
| policies made by the testator shall be
! paid off from the proceeds OF other
/ portions of the estate.
The will was drawn in New York
| on June 2, the day Mr. Subway un-
/ derwent his operation and two days
/ before his death. II desgnates that
/ Peter c. Kendall shall serve as exec
utOr. The will was witnessed by Sar-
an L. O'Rourke and Alexander Ker-
/ lin.
Mr. Kendall has qualified, filing a
| bond of 100000 for the personal
I property That amount Of bond would
/ indicate at least $50, 900 worth of per-
/ sOnal property in the estate. The
value OF the realty in the estate could
/ not be ascertained. Those who might
/ be considered in position TO know
\ said they at present had no idea as
/ to the extent Of the estate. II is de-
| clared that the life insurance was
more than the 1921, 900 heretofore re-
/ ported.
/ Up TO a late hour Tuesday after
noon no agreement had been reached
} bN local SEOCeIS on a weekly NAN mol
iday schedule during the summer
months. and the only hope of those
/ favOring the proposition was in the re-
suit of the greater effort which will
I include all Of the merchants on Main
: street. OF the latter it was said there
was nothing for publication today.
I'VE simply couldn't get together.
that's all. ~ said grocer today. How
ever, our employees. individually, are
going TO get a half holiday with full
pay anyway during the summer
months"
Miss Georgia Harrison, daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geor6e Harrison Of los
| y. Sixth st. and Herl ]. Ryan. a
member of the January graduating
1 class of the high school, were married
/ in CassOpolis on May 20, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev Mr..
\ LAWYER of the Presbyterian church in
/ the parsonage. For the present the
young couple are living with the par
/ ents Of the bride, but Will begin
! housekeeping in the fall when Mr..
Ryan expects to teach school. Mr..
| Ryan's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Martin
/ L. Ryan, recently moved from 1928
| Harrison ST. to a farm near Bristol.
! Young MI Ryan received his high
| school diploma last Thursday even
/ ing. The bride is a stenographer in
! the Monger building office of the Crit
| fin Engineering & Construction Co.
The second annual picnic of the
/ Elkhart County Farm Retirement
] club will be held Thursday in Gill
/ bert's grove, about 10 miles east Of
/ Elkhart The event will be observed
as a holiday in Goshen. where mer-
chants have agreed 70 close for all or
part of the day.
/ Mrs Johanna Johnson. who lived
/ with a daughter. Mrs. Edward John
/ son Of 1884 w Franklin St, is dead.
/ Mrs. Johnson was 81 years old and
/ had lived in Elkhart 30 years, COM
/ ing directly TO this city from Sweden
I in 1880. Her death was caused by
I pneumonia, with which she was at
I tackled last Wednesday.
/ Mrs Johnson was born in Sweden
/ May 13. 1881. Her husband. Larson
/ 1902. at the age of rs. A daughter
| Mrs. Mary Johnson Stenberg. died two
\ years ago.
| Surviving Mrs. Johnson are a son,
I c. ]. Johnson of this city: two daugh-
. tiers. Mrs. A. p Anderson of Nisha-
? waka, and Mrs Edward Johnson of
j this city Four sisters survive but
none of them are known here. julius
/ Stenberg is a sOn-in-laW.
! The marriage Of William Raymond
/ Proctor Of Cincinnati, formerly of this
/ city. TO Miss Ruth Gottron OF Fremont.
/ o. took place in the Catholic church