Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-11-02


This is a distinct honor to Supt.
j. M. Turner. Approximately 5000
teachers were present at the meet
ing which was held Friday and Sat-
urday at GAINESVILLE.
Democratic Women's Club
The Morgan county Democratic
Women's club will meet the first
Monday night after the election
Nov. 13, at Maccabee hall. An N
r. A. program will feature the oc-
casion. G. A. Gaylord will be the
principal speaker of the meeting,
and there will be round table dis
cussion. Music will be a part of the
program.
tate of Velma Shriver, deceased. is
filed. Defendant asks that all real
estate of said Velma and Errville
Shriver be sold under this proceed
ings, and proceeds of sale be ap-
piled toward payment Of liens on
premises, in accordance with their
priority, and that this answering
defendant receive out of such pro-
ceeds whatever amount he may be
justly and legally entitled to re-
ceive, as such administrator, for
benefit of the creditors and heirs of
Velma Shriver's estate
Divorce Case Filed
Flora Weidig files suit against
VIM. Weidig, on the grounds of
gross neglect of duty, and extreme
cruelty. Plaintiff who is a nurse,
states she has been compelled to
work and provide for herself, and
defendant has contributed nothing
toward her support. She enumer-
ates in petition, acts of cruelty on
part of defendant, toward plaintiff
They were married Feb. 1, 1893
She ayers that defendant frequent
ly requested plaintiff to give him
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suited in many quarrels between
them. Plaintiff states that about
May 1, she ran out of money, and
was without further means of sup
port, and was compelled to separate
from her husband, and to reside
with her parents at Roxbury. She
asks for divorce, and restoration to
her maiden name, Flora Morris.
Pleads Not Guilty
Edward Miller who was indicted
by the grand jury, charged with
neglect to provide for child, was ar
raigned Saturday before Judge
Lyme. He entered a plea of not
guilty, and bond for appearance was
fixed at 5000.
Assignments
Wednesday, Nov 8, Harvey jack
son VS.. Solomon Tippie, appeal.
Nov. 8, State of Ohio VS.. Earl
Grandstaff, breaking and entering.
PROBATE COURT
Found Insane
Frances E. Steadman of this place !
is found insane. The affidavit al |
leging insanity was filed by Jane |
Rhinehart
Harry M. illegal is appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of John A. |
Purviance, late of Windsor town.
ship. Bond, $1,000.
G. o. McGonagle is appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Henry !
Fl. Richardson, late of Bloom town.
ship, deceased. Bond, $4,000.
The will of Anna F. Hall, de-
ceased, is filed for probate.
Inventory is filed by Geo. John
son, administrator of the estate of
Oscar Johnson, deceased, which
shows the appraisal of assets to be
s2,8S124, of which $2S4.55 is per-
sonal goods, $3.50, moneys; 1922,
stocks and securities; $40 accounts
and debts receivable, and $500,
real estate.
In the matter of the estate of
James F. Sears, deceased, transfer
of real estate to Myrtle Harris,
daughter, who inherited an undi-
vided one-half interest, in 90 acres,
Malta township.
Marriage Licenses
James H. Mccoy, cook, Stock
port, son of Perley and Ora Taylor
Mccoy, and Ruby e. McAtee,
daughter of Frank and Hazel
Sprague McAtee of Cutler, Rev.
Boyce officiating.
William Evert Stoneking, Cum
berland route, farmer, son of A. I.
and Sarah j. Frame Stoneking, and
Bertha May Pickenpaugh, daughter
of Alva and Maize Foster Picken
paugh, Rev. M. r. Yoho officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The First National Bank of
Lowell to The Interstate Gas Co.,
assignment of oil and gas leases,
$50 acres, Penn, ST.
Texas Gas Utilities Co. to o. d.
and Ollie Fuller, 145 acres, Union,
release.
Ella Mellinger ct al to a. L. and
Alice Smith, 100.74 acres, Morgan