The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-21
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court

Henry wrixton. dec. Application fled
required. appointment made. letters Or
order issued. Daniel o. Bethel. admir-,
vs.. Alice Harper, ct al. Answer Of the
Peoples Savings & Loan company filed.
Lemuel Meekins. dec. Affidavit OF three
DISTINGUISHED persons filed in matter OF
aplicatton to sell personal property9 at
% and Is at less than appraised value
ordered and cause continued. Wlnltreo
o. Rawland. dec. Inventory hled, APP
proved and ordered recorded. Lawrence
proved and ordered recorded. Alfred NJ;
Gates. dec. Inventory filed, approved
and ordered recore. Henrietta Fox. dec
Inventory Med. approved and ordered
recorded Glenn H. GailoWa aycS aee: n M5
notice not required. Testimony Of wit
neses taken, reduced to writing and fled.
Probate and record ordered. AlVaretta
Penn, dec. Citation to widower to make
election UNDER will returned and nlee
service. Maria Carpenter, dec, Alias
notices Of probate returned and nled en-
dorsed with return OF service; Cause
continued. Ella Rebecca McMMlen, dec
bate in Guernsey county. Ohio. fled and
APPLICATION made to admit TO record In
this court. Record ordered:
Mary R. Denhan. dec. WIZ ana ap,
R %aiSers Of 70 notice S . Testimony Of John
Pollock taken. reduced to writing ana
filed. J. d. ltctlewell. dec. Application
for appointment Of admir-. with declina-
ton of net . kin. Bond $1,000. nled
and appro\CC Appointment made. let
tiers or "cI IA issued. Inventory dis
pensei VT.
I:>sity Deeds Filed
VIM H. NaIi and Amy E. Vail 70
! Charles l.udewig and Anna LudewiS'
! Land in Union Tp $3.50.
Katherine Meister. Land in Bridgeport
NarsiAre Licenses
Steve Cresenze and Mary Poyini. both
of Flushing. Harry HOOD ana cora D.
Frank Lombard and Grace Daddnrio'
both Of Bellairc.
Common Pleas Court
Fifty divorce cases will De heard IN
common pleas court on Monday ano
Tuesday May sath and ., TetM Snr H City
xenship will DO heard in court. On May
/ 2S there will be forty-two regular peu-
lions for hearing and also q NUMBER OF
soldier cases on this day. The soloiers
arc not required to bring witnesses that
have known them for Ave years and
| they do not have to pay the regular Zee
| OF 1900 for filing their petition. on the
/ following days, sixty petitions or alien
! enemies will be heard on each day
Contested Divorces
Four contested divorce cases Will be
titled: Mary Powell VS.. John Powell;
Daniel F. Hays VS.. Marie Hays: Newton
A. Neitzelt VS.. Margaret l. Neitzelt
Mary Corant VS.. Anton Corant.
Court Entriss
Barbara 8. Laiple vs. William Laiple
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missed. Judgment adjudged to pay
plaintiff as permanent alimony $500
Divorce granted defendant on ground OF
adultry. Lucy Neuhart vs.. Alonzo Neu-
hart. Divorce granted plaintiff on
ground Of wilful absence for more t mar.
: tody Of minor children upon payment or
cost. Elizabeth Killer We. The Lake
Shore Coal Co. Defendant given leave
to answer within forty days Carl GoId-
ant ordered to pay plaintiff temporary
alimony as follows: $1,000 at once and
/ $1,000 on each and every Monday until
| further order. Defendant to pay plain
tiffs' attorney at once. James A: NC
judgment OF justice Of the peace over
ruling motion to discharge attachment
reversed and said motion sustained ana
attachment dissolved 1t is ordered that
the clerk certify this order and judg-
ment to said justice as provided by law.
| Antonio Cato vs. Giuseppe SperanZo ct
! al Decree in accordance with petition
and supplemental petition and finding In
favor Of Belmont Savings Il Loan Co
hTe st. Mary's Coal Co. VS. Albert G.
! Wilcox Settled and dismissed. Mary
Bellville VS.. George Purcell ct al. sale
confirmed, deed ordered, order of dis
tribution. The Republic Structural Iron
Works Co., VS.. F. A. Hagedorn, ct al
J Defendant. William Hammond given
| leave to file answer and cross petition
| within forty days. Salina Gertler. VS..
| Charles Armann. Judgment on cogno-
| Wit note for $561.35.
Xnt1s Nous Club
! Miss Mary Newlin will be hostess TO
the members Of the Entire Nous Club on
| Saturday afternoon at her home east OF
, town. Fancy work will be the diversion
Of the afternoon.
Mcxslvsy Glass
The McKelvey Class of the N. Il.
church entertained on Wednesday even
ing at the Clarendon Hotel honoring Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Brill. who will leave
shortly for Bement. Ill. After most
splendid dinner. short talks were given
by the following: Edward D. Meek.
Herbert w. Mitchell and Rev. c. w.
Copper. Music by Mrs. Herbert w: Nit
chell and Miss Joliff. The McKelVey
Glass invited DR.. Meek's class, the pub
! lie school teachers, and each member
was given the privilege OF bringing
guest, and q most enjoyable evening
was spent BY all.
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