Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-12-17
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Suit for Divorce

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Mary Ramsey files suit for divorce
against Earl Ramsey, on the grounds
Of gross neglect of duty, extreme
cruelty and habitual drunkenness,
for three years. They were married
Oct. 12, 1921, and have three chill
dren. Petition states defendant has
frequently become intoxicated, at
which times he has cursed, beat and
abused plaintiff, and called her vile
and indecent names in the presence
Of their children; that he has on
frequent occasions threatened her
life. Plaintiff states she is forced
to work to earn her own livelihood
for herself and family: that she has
been forced to pay the rent and to
purchase the groceries. She asks for
temporary alimony; for custody and
control of children, and asks that
defendant may be restrained from
visiting or interfering or molesting
her or the children during the pend
ency of this action, and that she may
have the right to live in her home
without interference from defend
ant.
Asks Judgment for 81 300
Minnie Moore files suit against H.
Fl. Choguill, in which she asks judg-
ment in the sum of $1,000, which
she alleges is due on a promissory
note given to Charles Hook, and said
note has been assigned her by Es-
ther b. Wilson, administrators, with
will annexed of the 4estate of Chas.
Hook, deceased.
PROBATE COURT
Will of Charles L. Phillis, deceas-
ed, late of Center township, is ad-
mitted to probate. By its terms all
property is bequeathed to his wife,
Amy j. Phillis, (now deceased). The
will states that since deceased be-
lieved his son Jesse has received his
just share of said property should
any remain at death of deceased s
Wife, it is to go to his son T. ".
Phillis The will is dated Sept. 6,
1927, and is witnessed by j. w.
Clark and d. L. Francis. #. w
Phillis is appointed administrator.
Bond, $3.50, with ID. L. Francis and
J. w. Clark, as sureties. Apprais-
ers are: w. +. Francis, J. w. Clark
and O. E. Wiley
First and final account is filed in
the estate of Mary Mcdonald, de-
ceased.
Bertha Mercer, guardian of c. E.
Mercer, files first partial account.
No inheritance tax is due in the
estate of Mary NJ Greer, deceased.
Estate which is Of the value of ST.
270, passes to VIM. Greer, surviving
spouse.
Georgia A. French, as administra-
tor of the estate of Agnes A. Nc
Weigh, deceased, files first and final
account, which is approved. Said
fiduciary is allowed compensation in
the sum of 500.
Inventory is filed in the estate of
Boyd l.. Kean, ST.
Marriage LICENSES
Lester H Harf4ey, Stockport,
farmer, son of Ezra r. and Nora M.
LuIi Hartley, and Macyl Mae Mat
Matte Rowland Matson.
RECORDER's OFFICE
Lulu Clements, deceased, to J. S.
Clements, part McConnelsville lot,
affidavit for transfer. j. S. Glenn
ents to Pauline Mae Sheetz, part Nc
Connelsville lot.
Joe mclaughlin to Sidney Nc
Glaughlin. 60.31 acres, Homer, 81.
Bernard and Vera Click to Geo.
F. and Virgie Kennard, .13 acre,
Penn. 81.
Elsie Sheetz to Floyd Davis, one
fifth acre, 81.
Bernard G. and Rosella p. Waite
to Lulu Waite, 81 acres, Windsor,
ST.
Gas Producing Company files five
leases in Union township, covering
$50 acres.
Mary M. Greer, deceased, to VIM.
Greer, 124 acres, Deerfield, affidavit
for transfer.
Ohio Power Company files 10 ease
ments, Penn township.
b. A. Carr, deceased, to Geo. Carr
ct al, 1850 acres, Penn, affidavit
for transfer. Geo. e. Carr ct al to
Flora NJ Carr, 1850 acres, Penn,
81.
L. b. Adrean, sheriff, to Federal
Land Bank, Louisville, 6965 acres,
Homer. 1894.
Jessie M. Wilson to Mary X.
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