Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-03-31
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS OOURT

Plaintiff states that ever since thel
marriage defendant has manifested
} an extremely jealous disposition to
, ward her, constantly nagging an,
! quently accused her of infidelit,
and has called her vulgar and OF
. Ifensive names. Plaintiff states tha
; following their marriage, they re
sided in Detroit, Mich, and Will,
there defendant came home almos
daily under the influence of intox
icating liquors, and while in sucl
condition his conduct would bt
more mean and offensive towart
her. Plaintiff states that because
OF his conduct, she found it neces
sary for her own safety to separate
from defendant, and she and hel
daughter have since continued to re
side in this county. Plaintiff says
that following her separation de-
fendant has failed to provide hel
and their, child with any of the com,
forts tort AN, and necessities Of life. and
mas been dependent upon friends
and relatives part of the time.
Since May, 1887, she has been gatn.
fully employed and has porvided for
herself and child. Plaintiff asks for
divorce, custody and control of their
minor child, and that defendant De
required to pay support to her, for
IHc care OIL SdlQ cn1I0.
Cases Settled
The money only cases of Ben
jamin S. Freeland and of Alma
Freeland of Beverly have been set
tied out Of court, and actions dis
missed. The actions were brought
following an auto accident at the
Clair White residence, on the Ma
rletta road, when the Freelands col
lided with Mr.. Elliott's auto, in
which accident Mr.. and Mrs. Free
land were injured.
| Cases Dismissed
Inc money case of M. A. Martin
ct al VS.. E. S. Kepple, has been set
tied and dismissed by agreement Of
parties, and costs are paid.
| The money and foreclosure case
OF the Miller Undertaking and Fur
nlture company VS.. Oliver and Lii.
liam Steinmetz, has been settled
and costs paid.
In the case of Charles r. Ham
tees of the will Of Charles F. Ham
bleton, deceased VS.. Eva l.. Ham
bleton, petition for sale of real es-
tate. G.. 0. McGohagle is appointed
guardian ad litem for Kermit Par
sons, jr Premises are ordered
sold. Carlos Thompson, VIM. Dolan
and Thos. Fordham are appointed
appraisers.
In the partition case of Emmett
McGonagle is appointed guardian
ad litem for VIM. T. Abel, Lois May
Abel, Robert and Ray Abel, minors.
Writ of partition is ordered j. W.
Van FOssen, Fred Williams and j.
r. Dougan are appointed commits
PROBATE COURT
Ralph M. Ham, files petition ask
ing that proceedings be had by the
sumption of the death of julius
|sDickerson. Hearing on same Is FIX
ed for May 8, 1888. Said julius
D1ckerson was son of the late G..
Y. Dickerson, and inherited a por-
ton of property in Malta, located
at the. end Of the bridge. Ralph
Ham is nephew of said Julius
Dickerson.
Barbara Fleming is appointed
ed, Of the estate of Mary j. Flem-
ing, late of York township She is
also appointed administrator, with
will annexed, of the estate of James
l.. Fleming, deceased. Bond in each
estate is fixed at $4,000, with Mary
Gray Curdie and Robert Fleming,
as sureties. Appraisers who are the
same in both estates, are George
Gurdie, Oscar McCabe and Jesse
Wheeler.
Will Admitted
The will of Henry Parker Gorreil,
late of Bristol township, is admitted
to probate. All property is be-
queathed to his wife, Olive Blanche
Gorrell, to be hers and her heirs,
absolutely forever The will bears
date of Feb; IL, 1882. and is wit
messed by Emmett Abel and Bea-
trice Carrel.
The will of Isaac Cecil Young is
filed for probate.
Inventories are filed in the es-
tates Of James l.. Fleming and of
Mary j. Fleming, deceased, both of
York township. Hearing on same
is fixed for April Is.
Inventory is approved in the es-
tate of Charles H. Bowen, deceased
Total appraisement of assets are
S1,359.57. practically all real estate.
VIM. Shilling, Homer Tavenner and
Howard Tavenner are appraisers.
Inventory is fixed in the estate OF
VIM. t. Smith, deceased. April 10,
is date set for hearing.
Ross Robinson as executor of the
estate of Caroline v. Lyon, deceas-
ed, files account.
lHdl account is approved III the
estate of Bessie Sells, deceased. B.
D. Sells, administrator, is allowed
compensation in the sum of $3.50
First and final account is approx
ed in the estate of Ezra l.. Allard
deceased. w. E. Buchholtz, ad-
ministrator, is allowed $1S5.8S as
compensation.
Estate of Sadie R. Stephenson,
deceased, is settled, and Wilma
Stephenson, executrix, is allowed
compensation in the sum of $105.-
95.
In the matter of the estate Of
James F. Daniel, deceased, Pearley
B. Daniel, executor, files first and
final account, which is approved.
Said fiduciary is allowed compensa-
tion in the sum of $35.03.
G. e. Butler as executor of the
estate of Vinton Wogan, deceased,
files inventory.
Estate of Jacob Motz, deceased,
is not subject to inheritance tax.
Gross value Of estate is $1,480;
debts and costs of administration,
$1.48O.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Frank D. Fitch ct al to w. A.
and Jennie Wagner, 101.77 acres,
Union township, 81.
Frank D. Fitch ct al to Jennie
Wagner, 1875 acres, Union, ST.
Virginia Brown to Clifford Brown,
1O2.64, Union, 81.
C. J. Humphrey to Frank D.
Fitch and Edna Fitch, 31.55 acres,
Marion, 81.