Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Foreclosure Suit

The Union Joint Stock Land Bank
of Detroit has filed suit for money,
alleged due on a promissory note,
personal Judgment, and foreclosure
against A. J. Doak and wife and
others, including Dana and Helen
Wallace, who claim some interest in
the occupancy of the premises. The
note was originally in the sum Of
$4,000, but on which certain pay
ments have been made. Judgment
is asked in the sum of $482.17,
with interest at six percent from
Dec. /, 1884; the sum of $12.35
with interest from Dec. /, 1892;
$40 with Interest from June /,
1898; $40 with interest from Dec.
1, 1898; $40 with interest from
June 1, 1894; $40 with interest
from Dec. i, 1894, and $3065 with
interest from Sept. 81, 1896. To
secure payment of note, mortgage
deed was given on about rs acres,
situated in Penn township. The
premises passed from A. j. Doak
and wife to Samuel Martin, then to
Lottie L. Spencer, then to Guy NJ
Massey, thence to C. N. Gullett and
wife, to Dale and Mollie Wallace.
Foreclosure of premises is asked,
and proceeds applied according to
law, to claims as to their priority.
The case of Myron L. While VS..
B. F. Bygerson trustee, Joseph F.
Milligan and Margaret Milligan,
and B. P. Bygerson, for money,
heard last Thursday by Judge David
H. Thomas of Marietta, was taken
under advisement. In this action
While filed mechanics lien in 1929,
against Bygerson and Milligan,
Pittsburgh parties, then owners of
lease, on the w. H. Riecker place,
Marion township, claiming there
was due him S40150 for labor. In
April 1892 after mechanics lien was
filed, they sold lease to w H.
Riecker
We understand since Judge
Thomas took in the case under ad-
visement While accepted a PROPOSE
ton made in 1882, by Riecker to
him.
Divorce Action Today
The divorce case of Emmor Row
land VS.. Opal Rowland, is set for
hearing today
PROBATE COURT
Delbert L. Hutchins as executor
of the estate of John A. Hutchins,
deceased, files final account, which
is approved. Executor who is al
lowed compensation in the sum OF
$2064, is discharged
The estate OF Lazette M. Hender-
son, deceased, is fully settled, and
H. G.. Henderson, administrator
who asks no compensation, is dis
charged v
Carlos M. Riecker as guardian ol
Howard Jones, an insane person
files partial account which is ap-
proved Compensation is allowed
guardian in the sum of $24.9O.
In the matter of the guardian
ship Of Everett Jones, an insane per
son, c. M. Riecker as guardian, files
first partial account, which is ap-
proved and confirmed. Compensa-
ton is allowed guardian in the sum
of 1854.
Grace Riley as guardian of Lu-
ellie Morris, files second partial ac-
count.
Woodie Gardner, executrix oi
the estate of Lulu White, deceased
files petition for allowance of claim
against estate, in the alleged sum
Of $1,131.02, which she claims is
due on two promissory notes, ant
interest.
Charles Finley as executor of the
estate of Jennie Miner, deceased
files first and final account, which il
allowed and approved. Compensa
tion is allowed executor in the sun
of $125.
Marriage Licenses
Raymond Henderson Reed, farm.
er, son of Herman S. and Alice
Henderson Reed, of Bristol, anC
Leila Katheryn Moore, daughter ot
VIM. t. and Linnie Garrett Moore
Blue Rock, Rev. T. e. Leonard, of
/ ficiating.
Edmund James Krause, clerk
| South GAINESVILLE, son of George Oti;
Krause, and Eva Bateman, Stock
port, daughter of Fred X. and Bes
! sic A. Coleman Blind, Rev. Will
/ lard Long.
James Stobart, miner, Sharps
burg, son of James and L. Grub
Stobart, and Tia Mae Vorheis
| daughter of Arthur P. and Nelli
Jameson Vorheis. Rev. H. H. Scot
officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Mary Schwendeman ct al t,
United States of America, part o
McConnelsville lot, No. 81, $500
McConnelsVille Cemetery Co. t,
Margaret Adrian, lot, $25.