Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-07-21
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Acci nr, M ovNfe.

Harry and Sally Ball-larceny and
receiving stolen property (sheep).
July 25-The State of Ohio VS..
Oran ChappeleaI, manufacturing
distilled liquor.
July 26-The State of Ohio VS..
Raymond Ball and Floyd Carter,
burglary and larceny (steaffng
wool.
July 27-The State of Ohio VS..
1. L. Harkins, converting mort
gagged property to his own use.
July 28-The State Of Ohio VS..
Harry Brill, possession.
All the foregoing are jury cases,
excepting the last.
The injunction case of the board
of education of Deerfield township,
etc., VS.. H. w. Gordon as county
auditor, etc., was heard Monday.
The finding of the court was in fa-
vor of plaintiff and against defend
ant, Earl Campbell. Temporary
restraining order is made perpetual.
Costs are adjudged against Camp
bell, who excepts. Appeal bond is
fixed at $100. In this case the
board of education of Deerfield
township brought action to restrain
the county auditor from paying
Campbell for transportation Of his
children, which had been ordered
by the county board of education.
In the money-attachment case of
Fred Williams and Bertha Will
liams VS.. Swisville Oil & Gas Co.,
the plaintiffs are given judgment by
default for s106.05. Sale of at
tached property is ordered.
Raymond Ball and Floyd Carter,
charged with burglary and larceny,
pleaded not guilty when arraigned.
The divorce case of Wava Iona
Price VS.. Kenneth Price, for hear
ing Monday. has been continued.
Fhe case of the State of Ohio vs..
Harvey Ball and Sally Ball, charged
with receiving stolen property
(sheep) ETC., began Wednesday to q
jury. At the conclusion of the tes-
timony by the state, Judge Weber
sustained a motion to dismiss the
action as it related to Harvey Ball,
since sufficient evidence had not
been introduced to connect him
with the matter, and from that time
on until the conclusion of. the case,
Sally Ball was the only defendant.
The testimony and arguments Of
counsel were concluded Wednesday
evening, following which Judge
Weber adjourned court until this
morning, when the jury will begin
its deliberations.
PROBATE COURT
The estate of Charity Miller, de-
ceased, is fully settled, and admin
istrator who is allowed compensa-
tion in the sum Of 500, is discharg-
ed.
H. j. Harmer as administrator
with will annexed, of estate of w.
W. Gadd, deceased, files final ac-
count, which is approved. Compen-
sation is allowed administrator in
the sum of $48.17. Estate is fully
settled and administrator is dis
charged.
w. G. Macklem, guardian of
Wayne Macklem, a minor, files final
account. The ward having reached
full legal age, said guardian is dis
charged.
Conklin Palmer as guardian OF
Anna E. Fouts, an incompetent,
files second and final account. COM
pensation is allowed guardian in
the sum of $S.98. The guardian is
hereby discharged, said guardian
ship having been terminated by
death.
In the matter of the estate of
Clyde E. Newsome, deceased, inven
tory is filed, which shows appraisal
of assets to be- $4,344, of which ST.
299 is personal goods; $3,045, real
estate.
Final accounts haveJ been filed in |
the estates of Ellis B. Sands and
Rhoda James.
In the matter of Sturgus R. Low
ell, application for transfer of real
estate, situated in Homer township, |
rs acres, to name Of Ada Leona !
Lowell.
Estate of Ellis B. Sands is not |
subject to inheritance tax. Gross |
value of estate is $3,186.29; debts |
and costs Of administration, 81 1,288.-
IA. Net value of estate $1,897.55
which passes to Elizabeth A. Sands |
widow.
No inheritance tax is found due
in the estate of Elizabeth Mosier. !
Net value of estate is $343.37.
The Stugus Lowell estate is net |
subject to inheritance tax
In the matter of the estate of
Francis NJ Smith, deceased, author
ity is granted to transfer real estate,
to name of Arthur l.. Smith, who |
inherited property.
The will of Geo. N. Godfrey late
of Windsor township, is admitted to
probate. By it's terms all property /
is bequeathed to his wife, during
her life time. She is named in will !
as executrix, to serve without bond.
The will directs that at her death |
any residue of personal or real prop
erty be divided equally among their
three children-Rollin M. Godfrey,
Jesse A. Godfrey and Allie M. Rolli-
son.
Marriage Licenses
Omar E. Wagner, laborer, son
of Jerome Wagner, Pennsville, and
Gertrude M. Wagner, clerk, OF
Stockport, daughter of VIM. A.
Wagner, Rev. Chas. w. Stoneburner
officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Frank l.. Cosgrave ct ano to