File:Jennie Alice Lattin (1888-1958) in The Philadelphia Inquirer of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 20, 1958.jpg

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Will Written On Calendar. A Philadelphia woman's will, written on the back of a calendar photograph of "The Old Grist Mill," yesterday was disclosed to have included two local missions as beneficiaries. The will of 69-year-old Mrs. Jennie Alice Carpitella, of 2354 N. Orianna who died May 31, named the Sunday Breakfast Association, 6th and Vine and the Fraser Mission, 219-21 N. 8th among nine beneficiaries. Cuts Off Son. At the same time, the woman's will directed that a son, Jarvis N. Pinkington, whom she had not seen in 10 years, should "on no condition" share her estate or break the will. Her estate was estimated for probate purposes at $16,000 in personal property and $4,000 in real estate. Frederick G. Kempin, of 623 W. Diamond was named executor.

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