Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-10
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Action In ReDlAyin

Tne COlOn18t FINANCE COmpan
has filed action in replevin agains
Junior Coole, doing business as th
Coole Motor Sales and Kennel
Coole, for recovery of certain auto
mobiles secured by chattels, fled /.
Noble county on machines in th
amounts as follows: On Plymouth
coupe, 1894 model, amount O
mortgage, $50; = 1884 Ford
Dodge and Plymouth, 1868; 1884
Plymouth coupe, $50; 1885 Chev
rolet, $3.50: 1884 Plymouth coach
1888; Chevrolet sedan, $3.50: 1913!
lChrysler Royal 4-door touring
$3.50: 1894 Ford Standard 2.,door
$3.50. Plaintiff states that all o.
goods and chattels described in thu
foregoing actions remain in ths
possession of said mortgagor anG
are not In plaintiffs possession
that defendant. has failed to pa,
any part of said sum so secured
and said mortgages and each OF
them have become absolute, and
by condition Of said mortgages
plaintiff is entitled to possession OF
said goods and chattels, but defend
ant on demand refuses to turn
goods and chattels over to this
plaintiff, but Erongfully detains
them from plaintiff, to plaintiff g
damage in the sum of $500. Plain
tiff prays for the recovery Of said
machines and for $500 damages for
their detention.
Sues On Notes
o. S. Kinsey Ales suit against J.
s. Newton and Byrl L. Newton, in
which judgment is asked on two
cognovit notes, one in the sum Of
$34.61, with interest at eight per-
cent from Nov. Is, 1882, and the
other in the sum of $127.49, with
interest at seven percent, from Feb.
"a, 1898. Judgment on said notes
is granted by the court in the total
sum of $4,000.
Sues On Account
J. w. Van Fossen files action
against George and Virgie Kennard.
in which judgment is asked in the
sum of $l28.60, With interest at six
percent from Feb. 81, 1935-in all
$151.73, alleged due on account for
goods and merchandise.
Cognovit Judgment
J. w. Van Fos4en is given judg-
ment on a cogn0vit note against
Harley M. Dawson and Ed Coler,
in the sum Of $165.87.
PROBATE COURT
Inventory ApprOved
J. z. Pattersons Chas. M. Bark.
hurst and Lee Humphrey as ap-
praisers of the estate of Carl r.
Betz, file inventory and appraise-
ment. Total assets are $25, ,339.28.
Df which $11,038.84 is personal
goods; $3.50, stocks and securi-
lies: 4,02O.4 accounts and debts
and $2.50O, real estate.
Goldie r. Betz issladministratrix OF
the estate. ryas
La Dora Fox is appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of Charles F.
Fox, deceased Bond, $1,000, with
J. w. Thompson and G. H. Best, AS
,ureties. 4
The will of Charles w. Harper,
deceased, is presented for probate.
Inventory is filed in the estate of
Maude A. Smith, late of Bristol
.ownship.
B. d. Sells, as administrator of
IO CSIdIO VI OOOOiO AOAAC, AOSNAoSo,
lies first and final account.
Estate of w. w. Haines, de-
ceased, which is less than $500 in
value, is relieved of administration.
t is further ordered by the court
hat property to the amount of $3.50
,e transferred to- surviving spouse,
n lieu of the claim of such surviv-
ng spouse to property not devised
lssets and to an allowance for
ears support.
In the matter of the estate of
Thos. H. Love, deceased, sale of
eal estate to R. w. McPeak, is ap-
,rOved
By the will of Charles W. Harper,
lousehold goods, are bequeathed to
lis sister, Amanda Anderson, and
O his nieces, and nephews; the
UNI Of 500 to Deerfield cemetery.
he remainder of property to be di-
ided in six equal parts among
,lyde Anderson, Walter Anderson,
label McAtee, Irene Hanson and
lien Watson, one share each, and |
emaining share to be equally di-
ided between Shirley James and
has. L. Bingham. Clyde Anderson
8 named in will as executor. The !
7ill bears date of April IL, 1888,
nd is witnessed by L. B. Adrean !
nd Carlos M. Riecker.
In the matter of the estate Of |
IRA L. Allard, deceased, authority /
o transfer real estate to Jane AL |
ard, widow, one third part; Ber
ha Stoneburner, Howard Allard |
nd Verna Maier, daughters and son |
ach two ninths.
w. E. BuchhOltZ as administra- !
or of the estate of Ezra Allard, de-
eased, files first and final account.
chedule of debts in the same es |
ate, has been filed.
Marriage Licenses
Paul Engene oliver, truck driver, |
on of Harold and Gertrude Spencer
|liver, and Phyllis Maxine Lowry, !
ook, daughter of Joseph M. and /
lara Sheets Lowry, both of McCon-
elsville route three.
REOORDERAS OFFICE
Elmer Potts and wife to Russell
}. Nolan and wife, 20 acres, Union,
G.. M. Barker and wife to Ralph
'. Hull, SIS acres, York, except
lg and reserving, oil and gas
ights.
The Mary Reed Missionary So.
lety will meet next Tuesday even
lg at the home of Mrs. Frank Coul-
On