Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-08-27
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Judgment by Default

Judgment by Default
In the money, foreclosure and
equitable relief case of The First
National bank of McConnelsville VS..
Ora v. Ingram, judgment by de-
fault is rendered plaintiff in the
sum of S1,S00, with interest at SO
from Nov. 1, 1885. Foreclosure is
ordered if not paid within five days.
Richard f. Grub Asks Divorce
Richard E. Grubb has filed suit
for divorce against Hilda Davis
Grubb, a minor, II years of age, on
grounds of gross neglect of duty
and adultery. Petition states they
were married March 16, 1885, and
have no children. Plaintiff states
he has been faithful, loving, hus-
band and has provided a proper
home for defendant He states that
at frequent intervals defendant has
left their home, leaving notes, or
making statements, she was through
with him. Plaintiff states that
while defendant was away at the
home of her mother in Chesterhill
she entered into company with two
other girls and three young men,
and all attended a dance at Stock
port, and at later hour went to
New Straitsville, during which time
she and her friends were in an in
toxicated condition. He also re-
cites another instance where she
went on a trip to GAINESVILLE with a
young man.
Motion for. a new trial has been
1aI he re t1r No
tional bank VS.. York township board
Of education.
PROBATE COURT
Fannie Johnson, as administra-
trix of the estate of William John
son, deceased, files first and final ac-
count.
E. e. Baldridge, as administrator
of the estate of Lilly M. Rusk, files
petition for an order to sell the real
estate of said decedent, to pay debts.
Inheritance tax in sum of $54.-
II is found due in the estate of An
geline Cotton, deceased. Gross val
ue of estate, $5,439.64. Debts and
costs of administration, $689.90.
Net actual market value, s4,749.94,
which passes to Ella J. Rice, sister,
$1,58331; Dennis Argo, Wilma Mil
ner, Vesta Kotva and Edgar McDon-
aid, nephews and nieces each $751;
65.
Minnie Sharp, as guardian Of
Russell and Eula Tavenner, files
first and final account.
Inventory is approved in the es
tate of Lilly M. Rusk, deceased. To-
tai appraisement, $3,275.79, of
which $4,000 is real estate; the re-
mainder, personal s42.50; moneys,
$6O.79, and $1,172.50 in savings
bank. Appraisers, Charles Gaylord,
Howard Cowan and Fred HI. Phil
lips.
Schedule of claims, debts and liza
bilities is approVei in the. estate of
Margaret Still, deceased
Jennie M. Clawson makes applica-
tion for the appointment of a guar
dian for Blanche Huff, an alleged
incompetent.
In the matter of the estate of
David W. Jackson, deceased, (Asen-
ath Murphy, applicant in trial court)
vs. estate of David w. Jackson, de-
ceased (Thelma B. Spencer and
Martha Jackson, respondents in the
trial COURT case is set for hearing
Wednesday, Sept. 8, before Judge Z.
S. McGonagle.
Marriage Licenses
Richard P. Masterson, farmer,
son of Thomas and Louise Richard
son Masterson, and Gladys A. Greer,
daughter of Howard H. and Edith
Stewart Greer, both of McConnels-
vile route, Rev. Pau I. Wachs Of
ficiating.
Howard C. Hooper, student, Of
Pennsville, son of J. L. and Gertie
Niceswanger Hooper, and Doris Mar
jorie Geddes, Stockport route,
daughter of L. H. and Lillian
Thompson Geddes, Rev. James Gal
lagher officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
w. D. Molyneux to State of Ohio,
.83 acre, Center, 81.
Wilson-Shilling Lumber Co. to
Lester B. Wilson, 1878 acres, Cen
ter, 81.
Bryan and Gladys Medley to G. G.
Vickroy, four Stockport lots, 81.
J. G.. and Ida j. Whipple to Car
los H. and Annie Jackson, 61.S6
acres, Morgan, 81.
Effie Jenkins ct al to Norma An
derson ct al, $3.50 acres, Deerfield
81.
VIM. j. Johnson, deceased, to
Fannie Johnson ct al, 180.35 acres,