The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-01-27
NEWS IN COURT
HOUSE CIRCLES
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knew at whom he was shooting and
that it was still light enough for him to
have recognized Mrs. Pfeil.
Case Continued
/ The trial of c. w. Grabill, of New
Holland, indicted fer issuing checks
without sufficient funds, scheduled for
Thursday afternoon, has been contin-
ued indefinitely.
Get Prison Terms
Lunda Estep, of Fairfield township,
was sentenced to the Mansfield re-
formatory for an indeterminate term,
and Roy Smith, of the same neighbor-
hood, was sentenced to the Ohio peni-
tentiary for a term of one to IS
years today by Common Pleas Judge
P. r. Emery, London, when they en-
tered pleas of guilty to the theft of
wheat and breaking into a garage.
Merle and Earl Dildine, brothers,
also of Fairfield township, We're placed
on probation in the same case after
they too had entered guilty pleas.
The four youths were indicted for
stealing wheat from the farm Of
Charles Holland, Fairfield township,
and for breaking into farm garage
in the same territory.
Out on Probation
Eldon Hardin and Robert Ferryman
both of London, were placed on pro-
baton for one year in the Madison
county common pleas court today
when they entered pleas OF guilty to
the charge of burglarizinf the Chas
Gentle store in London several months
ago.
Beanie" Golden, of London, is
serving a term in the Mansfield re-
formatory for the same crime and
was brought to London for the trial,
but no testimony was taken after the
two youths changed their pleas to
guilty.
Cases Continued
Lee Allen, John and William Bowen
of near London, are out on bond after
the cases against the three were con- !
tinued by the court.
Allen is under two indictments, one
for the alleged theft of an auto moto-
meter and the other for stealing coal
from school house in Paint township. /
The two Bowens are charged with
being involved in the theft Of the coal
from the school house.
Freed From Jail
Mrs. Joe Baker and Mrs Harry
Cooper, London, have been released
from jail after being arrested for the
alleged theft of coal from the Big
Four railroad. They were fined So
and costs in the court of Squire Fran
els +. Mcclure.
John Jennings, arrested for the
same offense and given a similar fine,
is being held in the county jail. +
Real Estate Transfers
William Cauley and others to Ed
ward ]. Cauley and others, quit claim
deed to parcel of land in London, 81
Leo Cauley and others to Edward
]. Cauley and others, quit claim to
parcel of land in London, 81.
Adolphus Cauley and others to Ed
ward J. Cauley and others, quit claim
deed to parcel of land in London, 81.
Charles f. Matheny and others to
Estate, Inc, 218 acres in
Ross township, Greene county, and
Stokes township, Madison county, 81.
Edith S. Harrington and others to
Leslie Sidner, FLAPS acres in Jeffer-
son township, 81.
Hi-Grade Milk Co. of West Jeeffer- I
son to Raymond and Edith Miller, par !
eels Of land in West Jefferson, 81.
Raymond Galloway to Samuel Smith
luit claim deed to 73.54 acres in
Range township, Madison county and
Madison township, Fayette county, 81. =
Samuel Smith and Irene Smith to |
Raymond Galloway, same as above c
Samuel and Irene Smith to Ray
nond Galloway, warranty deed to G
73.54 acres in Madison and Fayette t
counties, 81. e