Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-06-02
Court House News
WITH COMMISSIONERS

AL the me0tluS OF the count,
commissioners, the establishing of
road in Marion township, petitione,
for by Chas. Woodyard ct al, actor
was taken as follows: Road is grant
ed, with agreement that count,
agrees to furnish culverts, and trus
tees agree to. clear right of way, tt
grade the road and place culverts
Commissioners and Chas. Woodyart
agree to share equally the cost O
stoning said road.
The sum OF $500 is transferred
from general fund to aid to depend
ent children fund.
COMMON PLEaS COURT
Assignments
Monday, June 6-Stanley Rad
cliff VS.. Charles Mautz-money
(Jury).
Wednesday, June sc. G. Eddie
blute VS.. Chas. E. Pennell, Edward
Ley and Geo. Rasp-money.
The divorce proceedings OF Lo-
retta Mcdaniel vs. Leonard McDan.
iel, has been dismissed withou,
prejudice, and costs paid.
Divorce Granted
vs. Edith Bone, which was not con.
tested, was granted Mr. Bone Satur-
day, by Judge c. M. Riecker, on
grounds of extreme cruelty.
PROBATE COURT
In the matter of Clara Young, as
executrix of the estate of Isaac Ce-
ell Young, deceased, Clair A. Young
is appointed guardian ad litem, OF
Edward Young, a minor, 10 years
of age.
Estate of James C. Hoge, deceas-
ed, is not subject to inheritance
tax. No administration is being
had on said estate. which is of the
value of 5000. Deceased left as
heirs Cora Hoge, widow, and Nora
Mason, daughter.
Homer d. Mccormick is appoint
ed administrator of the estate of
AIDA Offord, late of Morgan town
ship. Bond, $4,000, with Mary Nc
Cormick and Mabel Dugan, sureties.
The next of kin are Mary McCor-
mick and Mabel Dugan, daughters.
The probable value of estate is S.
900, of which $4,000 is personal
and $4,000 real estate w. w.
Arthur McLucas and S.
E. Bone, appraisers.
In the matter of Jacob S. and
Helen Stalker, as administrators Of
the estate of Jacob H. Stalker, de-
ceased, finding it is necessary to sell
real estate to pay debts. The court
orders that a new appraisement
should be made. Donald DanfOrd,
DR.. E. G.. Rex and Arthur L. Smith
are appointed to appraise real es
tate at it's true value in money, free
from the dover estate of Ora A
Stalker.
of the estate of Eurie Kirk
bride and of AlOnzo Kirkbride, both
late of Union township. The prob
able value Of each estate is SITS,
all in real estate. The known next
of kin are John, Clarence and Carl
sons, and Joseph Kirk.
bride, grandson. Bond, $3.50, with
John w. Fox, and j. X. Love as
sureties. Appraisers, j. K. Love,
Emery Wells and Russell Harrison.
The will of John A. Bankes, late
Of Deerfield township, is filed for
probate.
Inventory and appraisement is fill
ed in the estate of AIDA Offord, de-
ceased. Hearing on same is June
Is.
First and final account of En-
nett Abel, administrator of estate
Of Anna c. Abel, deceased, who was
the guardian of Lois May, Robert
Dean and Ray Ernest Abel, minors,
has been filed.
Marriage Licenses
Harland F. Martin, vocational
teacher, Stewart, son of E. A. and
Eva "A. Higgins Martin, and Freda
Louise Anderson, teacher, Penns
Vile, daughter of Clyde w. and
Mary Elsie BENJAMIN.
RECORDER'S OFFICE
Nora B. Davis and Freeman D.
Davis to Roy T. Morris, lot No. 10
and perpetual right of way through
lot No. 13, Rokeby Lock, Bloom
township, 81.
Edwin Clifton of Roseville, to c.
9. Spears, Morganville lot, 81.
James Fish, deceased, to Mime
sofa Fish and Cecilia G.. Davis, Nc
lot, affidavit for trans
Ter. Minnesota Fish, deceased, to
Cecilia G.. Davis, affidavit for trans
Ter and record of real estate inherit
I'd (McConnelsville lott.
Alletha Bell Frash to Harold O.
Frash, 20 acres, Deerfield, 81.