Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-15
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COMMON PLEAS COURT
Grand Jury Reports

COMMON PLEAS COURT
Grand Jury Reports
The grand jury was in session
Tuesday, finishing its deliberations
the same day. Eighteen witnesses
were examined, covering IL eases
Six bills were presented and five ig.
nored. But one indictment is made
public, that of Clark d. Cotton fo1
non-support of his two minor chill
dren.
Assignments
April 20, Samuel e. Bone ct ano
VS.. Robert Barnes, for money only.
April 21, Emma M. Smith vs.. M
l.. Fowler, money only.
Both of the above are jury cases,
with Judge Harry M Finley pre-
siding.
Re-Partition Case Dismissed
Thee partition case of Cornelia J.
Starrett ct ano vs.. Viola G.. Fouts ct
al, was heard some months ago, fol-
lowing which the property was par
titioned, and later another suit was
filed for re-partition, and heard by
Judge Thomas, in which he held the
same as the first partition. Follow
ing Judge Thomas decision it was
carried to the court of appeals, on
March goth, The first of the week
it was dismissed and costs paid.
The case of The State of Ohio VS..
James Carter, for non-support, upon
M ootiop of nracncnf;po ,t+,rno1, hoe
been nolled
The case of John P Adds VS.. S.
w. Walter and T. V. Wheeler, for
money only, has been dismissed
without prejudice, at cost of plain
tiff
In the case of Linnly B. Wilson VS..
The Incorporated village of McCon-
nelsville, temporary injunction is
made permanent. This action was
in reference to plaintiff hauling
heavy trucks up Kennebec hill.
The case of The State of Ohio VS..
Guy Hupp-unlawfu operation of
a motor vehicle, has been continued
off the docket
PROBATE, COURT
In the matter of the will of John
Robinson, deceased, certificate and
journal entry of clerk of common
pleas court filed The entry shows
that there was filed by the clerk of
the court of common pleas, his GER
tificate and journal entry showing
that the paper writing purporting to
be the last will and testament of
John Robinson, deceased, is not his
valid last will and testament.
In the matter of the estate of
Charles U. Reed, deceased, VS.. Lii
lie F. Reed ct al, Atty M. E. Dan
ford is appointed guardian ad litem
for the minor defendant Clyde Reed
In the same case order of public sale
is granted, and Maynard Barnes,
administrator, is ordered to adver-
tise and sell at public sale, certain
real estate in Malta township.
The will of Margaret Henry, de-
ceased, has been admitted to pro
bate. All of her real estate is be-
queathed to her daughter Floy Hen
ry.
An affidavit has been filed asking
into the Ohio institution for feeble
minded youth. Inquest will be held
today at j p. m.
In the matter of the estate of
Sarah J. McCarty, deceased, petition
has been filed to sell personal prop
arty at private sale. Order is grant
ed.
Marriage Licenses
Kenneth Arnold Veyon miner,
Crooksville, and Edna Elizabeth In
man, daughter of Steve Inman. Dea-
yertown, Rev. G. H. Sellers officiat-
ng.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The following have been filed for
John A. Lefever ct ux to Edith
Brown, 922 acres, Homer, 81.
w. w. Hastings ct uX to Clyde
parmiter, 2A-100 acre, Morgan
ownship, 81.
Clyde Newsom ct ux to Elmer
Newsom, 61.1S acres, Penn, $3.50
Elma Edgerton to S.. H. Scho-
ield, 72.14 acres. undivided 12 in
crest in oil and gas, 81; same to
same, 124.96 acres. both in Marion
ownship.
Stephen H. Schofeld to Erlna Ed
serton 40-10O acre, Chesterhill,
81.
Maude Holcomb and husband to
Fred Pearson and wife, McConnels-
lille lot, 81.
d. L. Eggert to G. F. Speary, as
'ignment of 176 acre lease, Marion,
81.
C. F. Speary to j. NJ. Speary and
John Mills. 6-16 interest in 176 acre
ease. Marion, 81.
w a. Bamfeld to c.. E. Moore,
10 acres, Meigsville, $500.
The Carter Oil Co. to Vernon
8rokaw ct uX, release of lease,
81.
Joseph Z. Carr to John C. Reed,
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