Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-01-07
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Court Stenographer Appointe

!, Court Stenographer Appointed
/ Judge Lyme has appointed Ethe
A. Gerwick court stenographer for ;
period of three years, beginning Jan
/, 1887, at a salary of 5000 PEI
year.
Pleads Guilty
When arraigned Monday befor,
Judge Lyme, Leonard Smith Of Penr
township pleaded guilty to tht
charge of selling Intoxicating
liquors He was sentenced to pay Z
| fine of 500 and costs, which were
paid. The information was furnish
ed by federal officers.
| COMMON PLEAS COURT
Floyd Woodward waived examina
tion when arraigned before l.. N
Seaman, J. p, charged with neglect
to provide for his minor child, and
was certified to common pleas court
under $500 bond, which was furnish
ed.
In the divorce and equitable re-
lief case of Frances Hambel, a
minor, by Bessie Moore, next OF
friend, M. e. Danford is appointed
guardian ad litem for minor defend
ant.
Sues for S2O7.97
T. III. Mccoy has filed suit against
e. S. Kepple, trustee in which judg-
ment is asked in the sum of s2O7.-
81, which plaintiff alleges is due on
account, for drilling and labor on
wells in Penn township.
Case Assigned
Tho nf
del Dulmage VS.. Jesse Williams ct
al, is posted for hearing Jan. IA, to
a jury, with Judge u. S. McGonagle
presiding. The title of the case is
money on real estate, broken con-
tract"
PROBATR COURT
The will of Ada Oglevee, late of
Bristol township, is admitted to pro-
bate. By its terms all property is
bequeathed to her son, Ed Oglevee,
with the provision he pay her son
James the sum of $500. The will
states that the object in making the
disposition is that "the deceased
contemplates making her home with
the said Ed Oglevee." The will
bears date of Aug. IT, 1920, and is
witnessed by John w. Fox and Chas.
H. Fouts.
In the matter of the estate of G..
H. Young, deceased, the widow Eva
J. Young elects to take under the
will.
No inheritance tax is found due
in the estate of Minta e. Kinsey.
deceased. Net value of estate is
$533.82, which passed in equal
shares to Elsie Fl. Hill and Emily
n. Kinsey.
Estate Of w. H. Tannehill is full
ly settled, and executor, Emma Tan
nehill, is discharged.
Estate of Isaac Graham, deceas-
ed, is fully settled and Mary J. Gra-
ham, executor, who is allowed COM
pensation in the sum of $270, is
discharged.
Second and final account is filed
IN The estate of Hiram McGrath. de-
ceased. B. f. McGrath, surviving
executor of the estate, is allowed
compensation of SIS. Balance in
hands of executor is $3,758.29, to
be paid over and distributed ac-
cording to law and will of testator.
Harry Harrison is appointed adj
of the estate of Charles
Harrison, late of Union township.
Bond, $500, with Frank e. Har-
rison and Russell G. Harrison. sure
ties Frank Parsons, VIM. Thomp-
son and l.. D. Jackson, appraisers.
Frank G. Spencer is appointed adj
of the estate of Charles
E. Porter, late of Meigsville town
ship. Bond. $4,000, with Junia
B. Rouse. Albert t. Singree and
Jennette B. Spencer as sureties. Es-
value of estate, $4,000 per-
sonal and $1,000, real estate. Ap-
praisers are Albert Singree, Leslie
Tennent and VIM. M. Hooper,
In the matter of the guardianship
of VIM D. Brock, John Brock, guar
dian, files application for authority
to cash adjusted compensation bonds
to $1,000, and apply pro-
ceeds to the payment of a claim Of
Kere Brock. amounting to S1,163.-
80, being for care and support Of
said VIM. d. Brock. Hearing OH
same is fixed for Jan. 16, at 10 a.
m.
LII lH6 matter OIL II. W.. DoVltt DIS
administrator of the estate of Lille
Hollett, deceased, VS.. Sylvia Furr ct
al, order for sale of real estate to
pay debts oftestate.
Carlos M. sRiecker is appointed ad-
of the estate of David B.
late Of Morgan township.
Bond. s400. with w. III. Riecker
and Flora Riecker, sureties.
Inventory is filed in the estate Of
Hulda Antle. deceased.
Marriage Licenses
Ernest M. Kincaid, laborer, son
Of F.. " and Gladys Harrison Kin
cafd, Malta, and Beulah T.. Shrivers,
daughter of f. E. and Iona Patter-
sd1MShrivers, Rev. Paul I. Wachs
officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
- Business Increases
Recorder o. T. Masterson states
that 1872 more papers have been
filed in his office the past two years.
than he filed the first two years he
was in the office.
Warner and Margaret Willis to