Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-19
COURT HOUSE NEWS
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representations were made with in
tent to break up defendants home
Defendant further states that he
has talked to plaintiff and written
her on numerous occasions since
Aug. %, and urged her to join him
in establishing home, but that
Louise Quigley has used her in
f1uence as plaintiffs mother to poi
son plaintiffs mind against defend
ant and to prevent resumption OF
the marital relations heretofore ex-
listing between the parties. Defend
ant denies that he has been guilty
of extreme crulty, Or that he has
ever nagged, abused or quarreled
with her, or struck or shaken her
or used profane and obscene lam
guage, and AYERS that at all times
he has been a faithful and loving
husband. Defendant states that al
all times and now he is ready and
willing to provide proper home
for plaintiff, and desires to so pro-
vide for, and live with plaintiff, and
he further states that such a re-
sumption of the marital relations
can<be had if plaintiffs mother will
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interference in the lives of this cou-
pie. He asks that plaintiffs petit
tion for divorce be dismissed at
cost of plaintiff, and that said Lou
ise Quigley, plaintiffs next friend,
herein, may be enjoined and re-
strained from further improper and
unwarranted interference in the af-
fairs Of plaintiff and defendant.
In the recover money" case Of
The Citizens National Bank, OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, VS.. The Board OF
Education of York township, heard
Tuesday by Judge Lyme, finding OF
Judgment in favor of plaintiff
against the board of education, in
the sum of $5,103.32. The attor-
neys agreed upon a statement OF
facts, to be submitted to the court
who later will determine priority OF
claims. Other cases involving the
same parties, in the matter of pro
ceedings of execution are dismiss
ed at cost of plaintiff
In the money case of Taylor f.
Fain VS.. Mary Simpson, defendant
files motion in which plaintiff is
asked to make petition definite and
certain in the following particulars:
By stating in what manner plain
tiff became possessed of any interest
in the crop of corn mentioned; by
stating at what time he became SC
possessed of any such interest; by
stating how many bushels aof corn
contained in each acre in said crop;
by stating in what manner defend
ant converted and disposed of sait
corn crop to her own use.
PROBATE COURT
Inventory filed in the estate o.
John l. BOzman, deceased, shows
appraisal Of assets to be $S,877.12
consisting of $S24.12 personal, ST.
553 stocks and securities, and $6,-
500 real estate. Inheritance tax is
found due, in the sum of $45.10.
Estate passes to Ella S. Whitney,
daughter.
Schedule of debts is approved in
the matter of estate of Rebecca
Welch, deceased. Inheritance tax
in the sum of $56 is due in said es-
tate. Successors to estate are Clar-
ence and Ruth Drake. each $400.
Authority is granted to transfer
said real estate to names of Clar-
ence and Ruth Drake, who each in
herited the one-half part.
Inventory is filed in the estate of
VIM. Johnson, deceased No inheri-
tance tax is due in said estate.
Gross value of estate is S16,4O5.15.
Debts and costs of administration,
$3,700. Net actual market value
is $12,705.15. Estate passes by law