Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
ASSIGNMENTS

AOM NUN FLGAS WI n
Assignments
Cases have been posted for hear
ing as follows, taking the place of
those previously assigned:
Aug. 10, at a. m, Mary Lucille
Poole VS.. Blaine Poole, divorce and
custody of minor child.
Geraldine Massie Granted Divorce
Geraldine Massie was granted a
divorce Saturday, from Wayne Mas
sic, on grounds of gross neglect of
duty. She was awarded custody of
minor children Harry and Marie
Massie The plaintiff was given ali
mony in the sum of. $40 a month,
each party to pay his own costs.
Judge Lyme heard the case July %,
and took it under adyisement.
Jury Commission Appointed
Clarence w. Dewitt of Stockport
is appointed by Judge John @. Lyme
as member of the jury commits
sion, to succeed Howard Rothrock,
resigned F. P. Parsons of Union
township is reappointed.
Case Postponed
The case of the Citizens National
Bank of GAINESVILLE VS.. the Board of
Education of York township, and
Royal Indemnity Co., which was to
have been heard Aug. 8, has been
postponed until Sept. 13.
Judgment On COgnovit Note
Judgment in the sum of $217.81,
with interest at 7% and for costs is
given Howard Coulson against Tay-
lor and Frank Montgomery.
The divorce case of Virnell G..
Hendershot VS.. Myron P. Hender-
shot, is set for hearing Tuesday,
Aug. 13.
The money only case of Clarence
J. Hallowell vs. The Federal Life &
Casualty Co., has been settled and
costs paid.
In the case of Anna c.. Bishop
and Margaret F. Henery vs. Leon
ard H. Mott, ct al, defendants ask
the court to require plaintiffs to
make an election in their amended
petition, upon which grounds they
shall pursue their case.
PROBATE COURT
Sale of personal property is con-
firmed in the matter of the estate of
Lizzie Parkhill, deceased.
tate of Martha J. Stokes, deceased.
Total appraisement of assets, $3,-
1886, all in stocks and securities
and personal goods.
Inventory is filed in the estate Of
Ada Jauchius, deceased.
Georgia Spung of Malta is de-
clared an epileptic, and a suitable
person for treatment at the Ohio
hospital for epileptics.
Notice of appointment is filed in
the estate of Chas. e. Fouts, de-
ceased.
The will of z. T. Ball, deceased,
is presented for probate.
In the matter Of the guardian
ship of Everett Jones, heard upon
application of Carlos M. Riecker.
guardian, the court orders guar
dian to pay Jones a sum Of $85 per
month for period Of six months.
l.. N. Seaman is appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Thomas j.
Palmer, deceased Bond, $4,000.
John A. Taylor, executor estate
of Charles E. Fouts, files report of
sale of personal property, to be
1872 The largest item was dia-
mond ring, SIT.
Chester and Jesse Newton, as ex-
ecutors, file inventory in the estate
of John H. Newton, deceased.
Joseph Cowan, Robert Miller and
John Dover have been appointed ap-
praisers of the estate of Thos. j..
Palmer, deceased
Marriage Licenses
Kenneth R. Delaney, teacher,
Stockport, son of j. D. and Emily
Warner Dulaney, and Marguerite
Roberts, clerk, daughter of Fred
NJ and Elsie Best Roberts, Rev. c..
E. Bulen officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
G.. Clifford Mckay and j. j. Chris
tie to The Ohio Power company,
lease of north one-half first floor,
McConnelsville.
The following leases in Deerfeld
township have been recorded: How
ard White, 113 acres; D. R. Vain
wright and wife, 100; Anna and
Leslie Timberman, 40; Glen O. and
Nellie Taylor. %; o. A. and Essie
Martin, SO; VIM. H. Maier, ct al,
rs; C. F. and Rose Dunn, 78; Paul
H. and Morgan De Wore, 90; A. M.
and Tencie Bankes, 20; A. G. Bank
es, 20, and A. G.. Bankes, ct al, 1870.
Dean Kittle ct al to N. S. and
Nora Gardner Rishopvi1lp lot 81