Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-11-10
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT

In the money and foreclosure case
of Ivan Nelson VS.. T. A., Raymond
and Ivan Fluharty, Judgment is Civ
en- plaintiff, against Raymond and
Ivan Fluharty, in the sum of $357.-l
26, and costs. Order of sale.
Proceeding In Aid of Execution
James Phillips files proceedings in
aid of execution against Harold
Moody and the Citizens National
bank. Plaintiff says on July 26, |
1888, in common pleas court, Ath-
ems, in a civil action, wherein this
plaintiff was plaintiff and Harold
Moody, defendant, plaintiff recover
ed judgment against defendant in
the sum of $134.84 and costs of
$3.50. Later plaintiff caused an
execution to be issued out of said
court on said judgment and deliv-
cred to the sheriff of Athens county,
who on July 20, 1898, returned
such execution with an endorsement
thereon to the effect that defendant
has no goods or chattels, or lands
within said county upon which to
levy. Plaintiff says he has reason
to believe the Citizens National
bank of McConnelsville, has proper
| ty Of said judgment debtor, and
| that said money, is not exempt from
| execution, attachment or sale to sat-
| isfy Judgment or order, under the
| laws of Ohio. Plaintiff asks that
| the said Citizens National bank be
notified as garnishee, and that an Of
ficer thereof be required to appear
before this court on Nov 23, to an
swer questions put to him respect
ing any moneys, property, or cred
it's in it's possession, or under it's
control, belonging to said defend
ant, and that said garnishee be or
dered to hold subject to order of
court, sufficient of such money to
satisfy plaintiffs Judgment The
court enjoins the Citizens bank
from transferring property to
credit, or money Of said defendant
Harold Moody.
Files Divorce Action
Helen Hope Blackburn has filed
suit for divorce against Guy W.
Blackburn on the grounds of ex-
treme cruelty and gross neglect of
duty They were married Oct. "a.
1886. and have no children. Plain
tiff AYERS that beginning in January.
1887, defendant has maintained a
|
her, in that on numerous occasions
he has cursed and slapped her and
called her profane and obscene
| names; that in the presence Of
friends, when intoxicated. in a loud
voice called her and her girl friend
| obscene names. Petition recites
that in a fit Of temper at their home
| he struck her with an axe and leav-
| ;,,o l04, fno Of ba, 70 fof
and recites other incidents of fits of
temper he INDUCED in. and in one
cf them, ordered her to leave their
home for good, and to take all Of
her own furniture and live stock
from the place Plaintiff also AYERS
4 that since their marriage defendant
has purchased no clothing and only
very meager food supplies for the
family and she has been compelled
to live upon the charity Of her par
ents for her living. Plaintiff states
because of defendants constant
/ abuse and violence she has lost 20
pounds in weight; has lost sleep
and has become highly nervous and
worried. She asks for divorce, tenn
porary alimony, for cost of this ac-
ton, and upon final hearing she may
be restored to her maiden name OF
Helen Hope Hooper.
Anna l.. Norris Wants Divorce
Anna Loella Norris files suit for
divorce against Ernest r. Norris, on
grounds of gross neglect of duty and
extreme cruelty. They were mar
ried at Parkersburg, w. Va, May
II. 1924, and have one child, Dale
Clifford Norris, - years of age
Plaintiff charges that defendant new
er takes her any place, and absents
himself from home several days
each week without giving her any
account of his whereabouts; that he
does very little work on the farm
the home of plaintiff and defend
ant; goes away and stays without
any explanation and won't tell plain
tiff what he does with his money,
some of which he spends playing
y slot machines. Plaintiff alleges de-
fendant with extreme cruelty-that
he threatens and abuses her. curses
and uses vile language to her and
their minor child. She alleges de-
fendant administered dope and
sleeping powder to her and their
son, and from his threats, actions
and abuse, she is afraid he will kill
her and has been forced to leave
her home in order to protect her
life. She states he is man Of vile
temper and keeps loaded gun with
which he is liable to kill her or
himself, or anyone at whom he be
comes enraged Plaintiff is owner
of an 80 acre farm in Deerfield
township, in which defendant claims
a dover interest; and defendant is
owner of IA acre farm in Deer
field. They also own some live
stock and household goods Jointly.
Plaintiff says defendant has COM
| PEELED her to sign two notes to the
Malta National bank-one for $500
and later one for $500. and states
she does not know what latter money
has been used for She asks for di-
vorce, alimony, custody Of minor
child and attorney fees for conduct
ing this suit and that defendant be
restrained from molesting plaintiff
and their child or coming about
| either of them. The court grants
order restraining defendant from
molesting plaintiff.
Driving While Intoxicated
Friday, Clyde Lyon, of Zanes-
vile was found guilty Of driving a
motor vehicle while under the in
fuence of intoxicating liquor. He
was fined 500 and costs by Judge
Riecker, and his driving license re-
voked for year.
VIM. Earl Moore, salesman Of
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