Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-09-16
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Charged With Rape

, Goldie Sharrer. who is under 1o
years of age, heard before l.. N. Sea-
man. J. p, is filed in common pleas
court. He was placed under $4,000
bond, and unable to pay same is con-
fined to jail Timberlake came here
some months ago, when Camp Nor
gan, CCC, was in operation.
bytery VS.. T. w. McGovern, ct al,
leave is granted plaintiff to file
amended petition.
i The appeal case of Dwight Hinkle
VS. the Industrial Commission Of
Ohio, is dismissed at cost of de-
fendant
| The partition case of Bertha Bon
sell VS. Chas. w. Newton, is dis
missed at cost of plaintiff.
Wilmot Carnes, as administrator
of the estate of A. w. Carnes, de-
ceased, files final account.
tate of VIM. C. Glenn, deceased.
Total appraisement is s11,755, of
which $9,675 is real estate, the re-
mainder in personal goods, and
moneys Appraisers were f. O..
| Wiley, Walter A. Deedrick and w.
E. Wilson. Delmar Glenn is admin
istrator.
Divorce Suits Filed
Gladys Glenn Armstrong of Meigs-
Vile township, has filed suit for di-
of Irvington. N. J.. They were mar
ried June %, 1885, and have one
| child, Harvey Samuel Armstrong.
| She seeks divorce on grounds of
! gross neglect Of duty. Petition states
| that she and defendant lived togeth-
er in New York City for time fol-
lowing their marriage; later they
moved to Columbus, where defend
ant held two jobs for short periods.
| ed a position in Toledo, and insisted
| that the family break up housekeep-
| ing; that plaintiff get position to
support herself, and that their child
be placed with plaintiffs parents in
Morgan county. Plaintiff AYERS that
she urged upon defendant the need
of keeping the home intact, but that
from Aug. /, 1886, until present
time defendant has failed, refused
| plaintiff and child. Plaintiff further
AYERS that defendant secured en-
! ployment at $160 per month at New
ark, N. j., on July /, 1887; that she
urged upon defendant the necessity
| of her coming to New Jersey and
| bringing their child, in order that
| he might have proper care and main
| tenance. Defendant responded with
| letters and statements to the effect
and for her to remain at home and
support herself, as we'll as said
, minor child Plaintiff AYERS that de-
fendant's only property in Ohio is
| 1885 Dodge coupe, and one-half of
| the household furnishings which
| they have acquired since their mar
| riage, and that defendant will re-
move said property from the state
unless enjoined therefrom by the
custody Of minor child, reasonable
permanent alimony,ythat reasonable
allowance be made her for care and
| education of their child, and that
defendant be enjoined from dispos-
| ing of the automobile or any per-
| sonal property situated in Ohio.
Judge Riecker grants enjoining or
| der as prayed for
Robert Tallman, on grounds of
| divorce against Dorothy Tallman.
They were married Jan. Z, 1882,
| and have no children. Plaintiff
| AYERS that on July 10, 1887, de-
| fendant left their home in McCOn
| nelsville for parts unknown to plain
| tiff or her family; and that he has
| made diligent effort and spent con-
siderable sums of money trying to
| locate her. At time of leaving he
states defendant left notes for plain
| tiff and for her family in both of
which she stated that her intention
! was to leave them forever. Mr. Tall
man is one of the proprietors of the
! Rainbow restaurant.
Foreclosure Asked
Harriet r. Howard files suit
against Richard A. Gaines and AL
berta Gaines in which judgment is
| asked in the sum of $1,000, which
she claims with interest from March,
1897, on promissory note On
who released her dover therein,
gave certain mortgage deed on
| premises located on Kennebec hill.
| Foreclosure of mortgage is asked;
| that premises be Sold and proceeds
applied to payment of the debt.
The money only case of the Malta
Savings and Loan company vs. Nor
ma B. Clifton, ct al, has been dis
! missed
, RECORDERS
James NJ. Davis to Dorothy Triplet
and Rossie o. Graham, so acres,
Oscar P. and Florence Wilson, to
W. T. and Evelyn Hollett, five acres,
Windsor, 81.
Windsor rural board of education
to RoXbury grange, one-half acre,
Windsor. Windsor rural board of
education to Russell Northrup, one
acre, Windsor.
Cognovit Note Judgment
The Citizens National bank, Nc
Connelsville, has been given cognovit
| Judgment against Della Scott and
| Joanna Verheyen, on a note of 1925,
with interest at 7 percent, from Aug.
I8, 1886.
The Citizens National bank, of
Beverly, has filed suit against j. Il.
Wilson and Truman Motz, in which
S27335, with interest at six percent,
from June 28. 1887.
PROBATE COURT
Woodie Chambers Gardner, as ex-
ecutrix, files second partial account
in the estate of Lulu White, deceas-
ed.
Margaret B. Davis is appointed
executrix of the estate Of John r.
Davis, deceased, without bond.
John V. Bowman, as guardian of
Margaret Johnson, files final ac-
count.
The will Of Margaret Johnson,
late of Chesterhill, is admitted to
probate Deceased's daughter Alfie
is bequeathed interest on $1,000 for
life, and at her death remainder
of estate goes to Mrs Johnson's
daughters Bernice Bowman and
Gladys McCune, equal shares.
Bernice Bowman and Gladys Nc
Cune are named in will as ex-
ecutrixes. The will executed May A,
1929. is witnessed by John @. Lyme
and III. G. Dougan. The persons
named in will declining to serve,
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