The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-10-22
Court Cases

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Frank Bruins ct al VS.. Frank Benke
streasurer, Wednesday, November
IT. J. d. Johnson is counsel for the
plaintiff.
The Lima Business College VS..
Fred Laudahn, Friday, November 10.
Halfhill, Quail & Kirk are counsel
for the plaintiffs and J. d. Johnson
for defendant.
Geo Vondenbosch VS.. Frank Ben
Ike, as treasurer, Monday, November
%. John Kramer is counsel for
plaintiff.
Dennis Dwyer VS.. Frank Benke, as
treasurer, Tuesday, November %. j.
d. Johnson is counsel for plaintiff.
G. F. Bible VS.. Mary Ann Caldwell
ct al, Wednesday, November "a C,
d. Rec and John Kramer are counsel
for the plantff.
Judge Miller VIII hear these cases
with the exception of the first two,
which Will be heard by Judge Layton.
Several other criminal cases will
be assigned some day this week.
The following error cases pending in
the Court of Appeals of Mercer County,
ONO nave DeeH dSSl5ISu lOI uSdIllS at
Lima. Ohio. October 25:
John Brigner administrator The
Village of F't. Recovery, $3.50 o'clock.
Jennie Williams VS. The State of Ohio,
l o'clock p. m.
Ferd Kriegel VS. The State of Ohio 3
o'clock p. m.
Jesse and Lee Ross, indicted on
charge of assault and battery, plead gull
ty Monday morning and were each fined
$40 and costs. They were sent to jail un-
til same are paid.
Ed Miller who was indicted for carry
ing concealed weapons and remanded to
Jail to await sentence was brought into
court Saturday and fined S25 and senten-
ced to the Ohio Penitentary for one year.
The sentence was suspended on condi-
tion that he pay Clerk or Courts Hasling-
er S5 a month until fine and costs are
paid
Oliver Shaffer indicted for abandoning
legitimate children and remanded to Jail
to await sentence was brought into court
Saturday and sentenced to the Dayton
workhouse for 6 months The sentence
was suspended on condition that he pay
S6 a month for the support of his minor
children and that he enter INTO perSO-
nal bond of $500.
Charles Debolt, indicted on a charge of
grand larceny, plead guilty and was SER
fenced to the Ohio State reformatory for
an indefinite term, also to pay costs of
the case
After an investigation the court found
the lad to be but Is years of age and new
er before imprisoned, therefore, sentence
was suspended and the defendant placed
on probation on condition that he pay 81
per month until costs of the case are paid
A decision was received here Monday
by Clerk Of Courts Haslinger, in the case
of Rebecca Worthington plaintiff VS.. Pet
Miller ct al, defendants. The decision
which was handed down by the Court OF
Appeals reads as follows:
"Petition dismissed at costs of plaintiff
for which judgment is rendered and exc
cution awarded. Motion for new trial ov-
er-ruled Exceptions saved Remanded
to Court of Common Pleas for execution.
j. H. Riley was found guilty of con-
tempt of court when arraigned for hear
ing Monday morning He was ordered to
pay to the Clerk of Courts or to Eulala
Riley, (plaintiiff in the former case, where
the contempt proceedings originated,) the
sum of S10S.60, this being the amount of
the expense in the former case If de-
fendant fails to meet with these require
ments, he is to be remanded to Jail.