The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-11-22
Will of Miss Alice Penney
er Filed for Probate in
County Court.
IN TRUST TO BROTHER
Entire Estate Left to Brother,
During His Lifetime Then
to Various Institutions.

Providing for the establishment OF
trust funds which in the future Will
aid Kemper Hall, home for aged old
women, young women bookkeepers and
stenographers who are in need of tenn
porary help and young men who are
working their way through college,
the will of the late Miss Alice Pen
meyer was filed for probate in the Ke-
nosha county court this morning. The
entire estate is left in trust to DR..
Nelson A. Pennoyer, brother of the
deceased, during his lifetime, after
which it is to be distributed to the
various trust funds mentioned above.
The Northwestern Loan and Trust
company is named as trustee of the
various funds and is charged with the
carrying out of the provisions of the
will.
The amount of the estate has not yet
been definitely established but it will
probably be in excess of 100000. 1t
consists largely of cash and bonds
owned by the deceased.
Honors Parents in Funds.
The will provides first that the jew
elry and furniture and other personal
belongings shall be distributed by the
brother, DR.. Nelson A. Pennoyer,
among her blood relations as he may
deem advisable. 1t then directs that
all of the estate remaining after the
paying of debts and funeral expenses
shall be left to DR.. Pennoyer during
his lifetime.
At his death the following trust
funds are to be created:
l. A sum of $4,000 to be given to
Kemper Hall as memorial to Huldah
Weed Pennoyer, the mother of the de.
ceased, which fund is to be known as
the Huldah Weed Pennoyer Memorial
Fund
2. A fund of $4,000 the income from
which is to be used for the education
of worthy young men at the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, it being the desire
of the deceased that insofar as prac-
ticable the income Of said fund is to
be used in the education of those who
are of kin to her. This fund is to be
known as the Edgar Pennoyer Soho
larship Fund in memory of the father
of the deceased.
For Old Ladies' Home.
3. A sum of $4,000 is to be given
to a home for old ladies, organized
on Iion-sectarian lines or by any Pro-
testant church if such an institution
be organized and in operation in Ke-
nosha within five years from after the
death of DR.. Nelson Pennoyer and if
no such home exists in Kenosha at
that time, the sum is to be paid to the
st. Johns Home, asProtestant Episco-
pay institution in Milwaukee.
A. A fund of $4,000 is to be held
in trust the income from wrich is to
be used in the discretion Of the trus-
tee for the temporary relief of female
teachers, clerks, stenographers, book
keepers and young women of the city
and county of Kenosha who through
sickness or misfortune may need tenn
porary assistance.
A bequest Of 500 is made to Janet
Grace Pennoyer, daughter of George
M. Pennoyer, a deceased brother, and
a bequest of $4,000 is left to Ruth
Whittemore Ibach, of South Dakota, a
cousin of the deceased.
The will provides that any remand
er shall be divided equally between
Kemper Hall and the trust fund es-
tablished for an old ladies' home in
Kenosha or in the event none exists
to ST. Johns Home in Milwaukee.