The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 15

art andl auadedeantentette eae OVER THE WILL OF MRS. ANNA SANKEY New. Rochelle Cousins of ” Widow of Evangelist’s + Son Were Cut Off. (Special to The Evening World.) WHITE PLAINS, N. ¥., Nov. 16.—. A contest over the will of the late ~ Mrs. Anna U. Sankey of New Ro- chelle, widow of Ira L. Sankey, who was the son of Ira D, Sankey, the evangelist, brought by five use they had been cut off from @ share in her estate of $250,009, was'started to-day before Surrogate Slater and a jury at White Plains. Under the terms of tho will of Mrs. Sankey, who @led on Jan. 29, 1922, the «estate as inherited by twenty-seven beneficiaries,” including _ cousins, and who are the contéstants are Julia U. Searing, Blien L, Underhill, Carrio M. Cooper, Maltby 8. Underhill and Benjamin I. Underhill of New Ro- chelle, ‘Through their attorney, M. J. Tier- ney of New Rochelle, they contend that Mrs. Sankey was not mentally competent to make a will and that she did not realize she was disinheriting some of her cousins while giving other cousins large bequests. Two of the cousins who inherit the residuary estate are Miss Grace Pine and Mrs. gaged Young, Seacord & Ritchie, a law firm of Now Rochelle, to oppose the contest, and it is expected that . physicians who attended Mrs. Sankey will testify as to her mental condition at the time of her death. ‘After the jury had been sworn tn the trial was adjourned until next Monday morning. see ahah OEY ORANGE TO ORGANIZE COMMUNITY CENTRES Wach Public Schovl to Be the Nu- cleus of Its Centre. A plan to use tle public schools of Orange, N. J., in’ the evenings as community centres for recreational, socla] and. educational purposes has been Iaid before the members of the Orange Board of Education by City Commissionér George W. Perry, Di- rector of Parks and Public Property. His plan is to organize the city into community groups with each public @chool as a nucleus. Members of each group would meet in one of the public schoo! at stated intervals and discuss affairs on the lines of a public forum. Recrea- uonal activities in the f..m of lec- tures. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1922, _ : BEGIN LEGAL FIGHTIC WESTCHESTER NOTES. We Here Sursed., he ghee, faiiifelly Tor Righty: Yaad 1 Former Supreme Court Justice Isaac 5 N. Mills staris on a hunting trip in 4 Connecticut jorrow { Mr. and 9s. of Oneida Avenue, ty Adantio city Mire, Arthur J. MeCarten of Hast sid- ney Avenue, Mount Vernon, has been entertaining Mrs. Albert B. Kennedy of Philadelphia. Mr, and Mra, Dolgeville, N. ¥., are visiting Mrs. lxaac Sanford of No. 252 North Terrace Ave- nue, Mount Vernon. Supreme Court Justice William P. Platt of White Plains, ill for five months, is reported improving. County Clerk-elect and Mrs. Louls N. Blirodt ‘have returned from an auto- mobile trip through the western part of the State. Former Judge and Mrs, Symo of Bronxville have returned from|]} a hunting trip in the Adirondacks. Miss Edith Pratt of No. 174 Rich Avenue, Mount Vernon, recently gave & bridge whist party in honor of her uest, Miss Jessio Moye of Greenville, Among the guests present were M Winifred Waterman of Rye; Jean Gales, Josephine Buckner, Allee and dha Cobden, ‘Laura Lane and Katherine Beresford. The first prize was won by Miss Gales and tho guest Geotge W. Wi Mount Vernon, re Edwin H. White of Sydney A Westchester County Board of Super- visors at a meeting held at White Plains yesterday, while Supervisor 1D. P. Bar- rett of Katonah was chosen Republican majority leader and Supervisor John J. Sinnott of Mount Pleasant minority leader. Fred E. Merritt of: New Rochelle has been re-elected clerk of the Westchestor County Board of Supervisors; Robert P. 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