Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-01-28
Court House News
Cn.,,lON PLEAS COURT
Seeks Judgment for $464.4O


cum of s464.40, with interest at 8
percent from Jan. z, 1881. Saln
sum is alleged due on a promissory
cognoyit note, which is secured py
mortgage on a Chrysler sedan. SAFE
of mortgaged property is asked.
Money, Foreclosure, Etc.
Tho First National Bank of Nc
Connelsville has filed suit agalns'
Albert L. Giles and wife, In whlcn
Judgment is asked in the sum OF
$3.50. with interest since Marcn
Oh 1880, due on promissory note.
Said note is secured by a mortgage
deed on 10 acres in York township.
Plaintiff asks that mortgage oeea
he foreclosed, the premises ordereo
sold. and proceeds arising there-
from applied to payment OF salo
judgment
Verdict for Plaintiff
The suit of A. p. Weimer vs..
Rosa D. Wilson Brown, for money
damages. was heard Monday ana
Tuesday The action was brought
bv plaintiff in which he charged
breach of contract, and damages III
the sum of s352.45. Defendant nj
ed cross petition in which aiiega-
tions of plaintiff were denied ana
alleged breach of contract on his
part. The jury returned verdict
in favor of plaintiff in the sum Oh
s25. and on cross petition OF de-
fendant found due from plaintlff TO
defendant $40, leaving balance
due plaintiff of SIS.
In the divorce case OF Lucy T..
Huffman VS.. Harry o. Huffman, de-
fendant files motion, asking the
court TO order plaintiff to make
her petition definite and certain
and names particulars-by stating
dates and places where the alleged
adultery took place; by giving name
of the certain woman in Zanesvllle;
by stating how plaintiff was neg
lected and abused; that plaintlff be
required to give the names OF the
various other women with whom
defendant has committed adultery,
or be ordered to strike that allega-
ton from petition, and asks that
other similar allegations be stricken
from petition.
In the partition case of Mary V.
Campbell vs. Chas. G. Campbell ct
al, F. S. Miller appears In open
court and elects to take premises at
the appraisement, $3.50. Premises
are awarded him on payment OF
cost of advertisement. Deed and
distribution ordered.
In the partition case of Emily Le-
Fever VS.. Jacob S. LeFever ct al.
leave is granted plaintiff to file
amended petition.
In the case of Dorothy L. F1tcn
VS.. Henry B. Bolner and Lillian
Bolner,-action to recover money,
r. P. Fitch by consent Of all par
ties, is appointed receiver. Bond,
$500
In the case of The State of Ohio
VS.. Lewis Wilson, larceny, defend
ant when arraigned, entered his
plea of not guilty Bond is fixed at
500.
Cases Postponed
The case of The State of Ohio
VS.. Earl Norris, assault with intent |
to rape Mrs. Jennie McAngus, set
for hearing Wednesday, was post
poned on application of defendant.
Bond, $500 The postponment was
due to the illness of defendants
wife.
The money and damage case OF |
John E. Horch VS.. w. j. Dutton, SET |
for hearing today. has been indefi-
nitely postponed.
PROBATE COURT
The estate of Emmett A Taylor, |
deceased, is not subject to inheri-
tance tax No administration is be-
ing had on said estate. Gross val
ue of estate is $5,756.O6. Debts,
$3,64964. Balance $2,106.42,
which passes to deceased's mother
Mary l. Taylor.
In the matter of the estate Of
Emmett A. Taylor, deceased, au-
thority is granted to transfer GER
tain real estate belonging to said
decedent to name of Mary /. Tay-
lor.
Inventories have been filed in
the estates of the late Stephen G..
Sherlock and Isaac Smith Hearing
date on the former is set for Feb
l8, on the latter Feb. 10.
In the matter of the estate of
Kate Wells Dawson, deceased, or
der to distribute assets in kind to
Francis Wells Dawson, Margaret
Bixler and Virgil Dawson.
J. A. Roberts as administrator o:
he estate of Amanda Roberts, de-
ceased files petition for sale of real
estate to pay debts. Same is grant
I'd. Miles Kasler, Ernest Kirk
bride and William Grubb are ap-
pointed appraisers.
The will and codicil of Marietta
Sears, late of Penn township, is
admitted to probate. BY it's terms
$1,000 is bequeathed to John A.
Sears. All the balance of property
S bequeathed to deceased's broth
ers, Elijah, Chester and John A.
Sears, share and share alike, each
)ne-third. The will states that
should she survive her brothers
Elijah and Chester Sears or either
)f them, in that event she devises
he share herein devised to such
brother or brothers, to niece Vera
Sears King. A codicil bequeaths
zeal estate which deceased inherited
rom her brother Elijah Sears to
Chester Sears, to have and use so
ong as he may live or in case he
lesires to sell the land during his