Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-03
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
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child; Ray Smith, neglect to pro-
vide for child; Harry Green, intox-
ication. The foregoing had been
certified from j. p. court to the
grand jury, and in each case de-
PENDANTS were discharged.
Assignment (Jury)
The following cases have been
posted for assignment:
Oct. If. A. Dawson and Del
la Dawson, VS.. Commonwealth Gas
corporation, money; amount claim
ed, $500.
Oct. 15-The City Loan and
Guaranty Co., GAINESVILLE, VS.. Earl
E. and Mabel Campbell, foreclosure.
Oct. 16--Elmer Kirkpatrick VS..
Taylor F. Shriver, promissory note.
Oct. IT, Is, 19-Anna E. Bishop
and Margaret F. Henery VS.. Leon
ard H. Mott, ct al, action to set
aside will.
Oct. 21, 22-Bessie E. Murray
VS.. the Village of McConnelsville,
money.
Oct. 23-J. F. Dougan as execu-
tor of the last will of Esther l..
Payne, deceased, VS.. H. H. and Col
die Choguill, money only.
Oct. 24-J. F. Dougan as execu-
tor of the last will of Esther L..
Payne, deceased, VS.. H. H. Cho-
gull, money only.
Equity
Oct. 5-Malta Hardware VS.. P.
w. Johnson Construction company,
and the M. e M. board of education
creditors suit, aid of execution.
Oct. 8-Ruth Demopoulos VS.. An
thony Demopoulos, divorce.
Oct. 10, lin the matter of the
estate of w. H. H. Lyon, deceased,
appeal.
Attachment Discharged
In the money only case of Arthur
P. Summers VS.. Woodie Quigley
Summers and James Quigley, Judge
Lyme sustains motion Of defendants
to quash and set aside service of
summons, also motion of defend
ants to discharge attachment. Plain
tiff excepts and leave is granted
plaintiff to file amended petition by
Oct. S, 1895.
G.. H. Randall has filed suit
against H. H. Choguill, and 9TH
ers, doing business under the
firm name of Morgan Oil and
Gas company, with it's place Of
business in Morgan county. Plain
tiff states that on March 20, 1880,
defendants signed and executed to
him certain prornissory note in
the sum of s1,758.71, with interest
at so from the 29th day of March,
1880, no part of note having been
paid.
In the divorce case of Woodie
Quigley Summers VS.. Arthur Paul
Summers, temporary alimony is al
lowed in the sum of $25, payable
Oct. 2.
In the divorce case of Chester
Taylor VS.. Marganxss Taylor, de-
fendant, files application for ali
mony, pending suit. Defendant
states in her application that she
has no means with which to en-
ploy an attorney, or meet the ex-
pense incident to her defense in
this case. Said application will be
for hearing Friday, Oct. 4, at 10 a.
m.
Of Former Court Order
The case of Margaret Mae Nc
Daniel VS.. Leonard N. Mcdaniel,
asking for modification of former
court order awarding custody of
their minor child, Raymond Lee Nc
Daniel, aged three years, was heard
Friday by Judge j. G.. Devaul of
Woodsfeld. The order of the court
is that beginning Sept. 27, 1885,
the grandparents on the mothers
side. Emery and Lola Smith, shall
have the full custody and control
of child, except from Saturday un-
til Sunday evening of the week
ends of Oct. 5 and Oct. 10, when
Will Mcdaniel and wife shall have
custody and control of child. Be-
ginning Nov. /, 1885, and for six
thereafter the full custody
Of child shall be with Will and Stel-
la Mcdaniel, until May /, 1886,
when custody shall go to and rest in
Emery Smith and wife, for succeed
ing six months; and this arrange
ment of alternating six months pc
RODS shall continue until August,
1888, when this case shall be re-
submitted to the court, provided
said parties can not agree; and if
parties agree, the same must be
submitted for approval of court be-
fore custody and control is chang
ed. 1t is also ordered that while
the McDaniels have the custody of
The child, the mother and her par
ents shall have the right of reason
able visitation, and when the Smiths
have the custody and control, the
father, Leonard N. Mcdaniel, and
1is foster parents shall have the
tight of reasonable visitation. It is
also ordered that none of the par
les having the custody of child,
Ind neither the father nor mother,
1or anyone living in said house
holds, shall do any act or say any
hing to child that would cause
,hild to lose his love and affection
or the other parties. 1t is further
ordered that they shall at all times
speak well of the opposing parties
Ind shall encourage child to love his
ather, mother, grandparents, and
lis foster grandparents. 1t is fur
her ordered that the father Leon
lrd N. McDaniel-shall pay to the
Jerk of courts the sum of So on
he first of each and every month,
beginning Oct. l, 1895, and con-
inuing until the further order of
'ourt, which money the clerk shall
lisburse to the parties who have the
ustody Of child at time payment
due. Cost of this hearing is tax
ID against plaintiff. This action has
lttracted considerable attention. On
March 16, 1885, the mother was
'ranted a divorce from Leonard |