Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-25
MARY S. GROCER WILL
AIDS MANY CHARITIES
Philadelphia Institutions, Includ.
ing Temple University, AmoSg
Benefciaries

Three Philadelphia institutions benefit
under the viii of ,bo ,,4o Ma
h,r, cro.. ' ''o''
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po,ouoro c,u., -, Vi 'p""''
- >'""'E' Inc VIII disposes of an
estate running into millions in requests to
charities, relatives and friends.
The three pbi1,aor,ria
u.h,o.,a. '"S'tu'o"S are
lioSpl'al' S1Voo. to maintain a
peu.
fhlladeiphLa Home for Incurables, $4,000,
to maintain a bed.
Young "omen's Christian Association,
SzuVo'
Inc city OF chester is left a park of twelve
acres ana ~$25O,OOO for a free library.
Mrs. Crozer's will nroyiao, .h,. ali ,.u,..os
other than charitable institutions shall Give
one-tenth of their resnortivn 1ogocja, 90
spread the Gospel Of our Lord Tesus christ
either at home or abroad"
Provision for the Iibror wo ,,odo +, tho
will of Mr.. Grocer and it now becomes opera
tive. Mrs. Grocer directed that her home in
Upland and a little over four acres of land
surrounding 1t be given to the trustees of the
Grocer Theological Seminary. who will have
charge OF the ire" library. The CodiCil directs
that the trustees sell part or all of her home
stead bequeathed for library purposes. and
add 1t to the $2hO.oON left by her husband
Tor the erection and maintenance of a free
library.
AIR. 'rozer in MS Will directed that the lib
rary he putt IN Chester This prevented Mrs.
orozer from devising that her home be used
Tor TINS purpose
For Public Park
Part of the Grocer homestead and land ad-
joining for a pubIir park and $4,000 for its
maintenance are ieft to u hoard of trustees.
Mrs. Grocer beqI"nthcs two tenemen
houses IN piano 10 IN" trustees of the Up
iand Baptist thprch' TO h" devoted to such
uses as snail be directed by the vote of the
SAID church.
BY a codlcll. Mrs. troZ"r hequeatheS S25.-
600 to st. ,Pauis Episcopal Church. Chester.
or whlch she was Il member: $4,000 and a
pIot OF ground III the flfHt ward, chester,
TOT the erection OF Il ch)lrrh. To the same
church she leaves $4,000 for its negro mission
III 'Hester' Hhe also leaves in trust $4,000.
me income 10 be pald TOR lie to the Rev.
Francis NJ. TAFT. rector of st. Paul's Church,
and at his death the sum goes to the church.
other puohc peq"eSlS include the tolloW-
ing:
Young Women's Christian Association,
Chester. $4,000.
Young Mems Christian Association,
Chester. $4,000.
The McAll Mission in France. $4,000.
Union Benevolent Society. chester. $1,000.
Berry School. Rome. Ga, $4,000.
Cbos.nr Erno e ihram,. S!no '''''
Trustees of the inland Rantist Church.
$1,000 in trust. the income to be used in the
repair of the grave and monument of her
husband, and also for the care of the LOT in
Woodlands Cemetery. PHILADELPHIA. where her
father, mother and brother are buried
Beouests 10 Relatives
Mrs Grocer died chlidiess. Her Will con-
Jams a request OF $lo"'ooo to Mrs Lucy H.
Htotesbury, a siSter-ln-laW' VINO lVed with her
ana Sloo'o0o each to Mary n. Jessup and
Lucy "A. Jessup, hieces' and William A..
S'o,esnurF' a nephew.
10 !he executors $lzo'o"o is left in trust
10 devote the income Thereon to the use or
fteroert StotesburE, a nephew and at his
death, to pay 100000 thereof to the j. Lewis
,rozer rome Tor lhcurableS ana homeopathic
Hospital ana continue the trust as to the s25.-
600 and to devote the income to Emily b.
Stotesbury' wife of Herbert Stotesbury, for
life or until marriage. then to pay the SAID
S2o,ooo TO the said j. Lewis Grocer Home and
Hospital.
The executors also are given $4,000 in