The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-07-15
Those OF Sarah Meyers And
Maggie E. Horlocker Filed
And Admitted
ANSWER FILED IN
INJUNCTION SUIT
Commissioners Award One
Contract; Other Items
From Court House

Two wills were fled and admitted
TO probate Tuesday morning.
BY the terms of the will of Sarah
Meyers. late of Mt. Vernon, the tes-
tatrix directs that the executor de.
posit the sum of $1,000 with the Citi-
zens Building & Loan association Of
Mt, Vernon, the sum of $500 to be paid
to the testatrix's grandson, Lowell
Max Me"ers, and the sum Of $500 to
the ltestatrix's grandson, Meyers Ack.
erman, FIVE years after the death of
testatrix. The sum of $1,000 is given |
to Cora Hersh Meyers, while to her
children, Joseph Meyers and Cora |
Meyers Carney, she gives the sum of
800 each. All the residue of the es-
tate, both real and personal, is given
to the testatrix's son. George Meyers.
who is also named as the executor.
The will was signed Sept. Is. 1920, in
the presence of Kittie X. Blocher and
William A. Hosack.
According to the provisions of the
will OF Maggie E. Horlocker, late of
Hilliar townhsip, the testatrix gives
her entire estate, both real and per.
sonal, to her husband, Clifton G. Hor-
locker. At his death the testatrix
gives her farm OF 1O2 acres to her
daughter, Maybelle Weaver, upon re-
quest that she pay to Mary Reynolds
the sum of $4,000. The latter is also
given certain personal property. The
residue of the estate goes to the tes.
tatrix's children, namely: Mary Reyn.
,olds, Rea Horlocker and Maybelle
Weaver. Clifton G. Horlocker is
named as the executor. The will was
signed January 2s, 1920, in the pres
ence Of Ray Z. Bishop and C. H. Bish.
Op.
Answer 10 Filed
In the case of William H. Orebaugh
VS.. French W. Severns and Robert
Severns, an answer has been filed in
the Knox county common pleas court.
The defendants claim that Robert
Severns is half owner of the wheat
mentioned in the petition Of the plain
tiff, and had authority to enter the
land and harvest his interest in the
wheat. Ewalt & Blair are the attor.
neys for the defendants.
Final Report Filed
Clerk of Courts w. c. Burris has re-
ceived the final report of the liquida-
ton of the Gambler Banking Co.,
showing the disposition of all assets
The report is very lengthy, covering
many typewriter pages.
Auditor Wins Suit
In the case of Ohio ex rel John Mil.
ler vs.. A. ID. Rinehart. auditor of Knox
county. Judge Blair rendered an opin.
ion in common pleas court Monday re-
turning finding for the defendant.
The plaintiff brought suit to restrain
the defendant from collecting money
for taxes. Appeal bond was fixed at
$780,
Case Dismissed
The case of T. j. Porterfield VS.. Eva
Hill was dismissed at the cost Of the
plaintiff in common pleas court.
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Judae Grow Here
Judge w. N. Crow of Holmes county
was in the city Tuesday conducting a
session of common pleas court. The
divorce case of Wengter VS.. Wengier
was scheduled to come up for hear
ing.
Contfact Let
The Knox county commissioners, at
their session Monday, awarded con-
tract to Clarence Clark for $197.98 for
repairs to the Tisserand bridge.
! Order Issued
In the case of Flora r. Bebout,
guardian OF Benjamin d. Ross, vs.. her
ward, an order of private sale has
been issued out of the probate court
pf Knox county.
appointment Made
\ George S. Allspaugh has been ap-
,inted administrator of Fillmore
pspaugh by the probate court OF
lox county. Bond $500, with David
\ IFarland and Walter Hess as sure