Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-01
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
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I COMMON PLEAS COUItT
/ Assignments
Dec. 5, at 10 q. m.-The Colonia
! Finance Co. VS.. Coole Motor Sales
and Kenneth COole-replevin, hear
ing on motion.
Dec. 6, at 10 q. m.-Emmett Abel
/ administrator of estate of James G
| Croft, deceased, VS.. Julia Croft e
al, to sell real estate.
Dec. Z, at 8 a. m.--Wm. +
Brickwede, administrator of estat,
Of John F. Brickwede, deceased, VS.
Charles s. Cunningham, appeal.
Asks Judgement for $125.O8
Raymond Fluharty files sui
against Harry D. Fletcher in which
plaintiff asks Judgment in the sun
of $125.08, alleged due on contract
Plaintiff states that in May, 1888
he entered into an oral contract
with defendant to lease his farm oi
, 16O acres in York township, for a
term Of one year, on what Is known
as a "crop share agreement, in
which each party agreed to furnish
half the fertilizer and seed, and
plaintiff was to furnish all labor and
machinery necessary in planting
cultivating and harvesting the croI
grown on premises. Plaintiff recites
transactions in which he alleges de.
fendant did not furnish his half OF
feeds, seeds, fertilizer, ETC., and his
refusal to pay him for his share oi
labor performed, all in the sum OF
the amount named-$125.08
Geneva Moore Asks Divorce
Geneva Moore files suit for di-
vorce against Everett Moore, on
grounds of gross neglect of duty
They were married June 8, 1928, in
McConnelsville, and have four chill
dren, ranging In ages from IL
months to 10 years. Plaintiff states
that defendant has an Indifferent
and irresponsible attitude toward
her and their children, and is fire.
quently away from home, enjoying
himself wasting his money on stag
parties, lottery tickets and gam
bling devices, and eating at restau-
rants rather than at home, and at
tending the picture shows regularly
without having provided for his
family anything in the way of mon
ey, food, clothing or necessities,
and that the improvidence and the
carelessness of the defendant have
caused them to be evicted time and
again from various places, in which
they lived. She asks for divorce.
reasonable alimony, and for costs OF
this action.
Divorce Actions
Dorothy Louise Ball files action
for divorce against S. M. Ball. They
were married in May, 1887, and
have no children. Grounds alleged
are gross neglect of duty, and ex-
treme cruelty Plaintiff accuses de-
fendant of drunkenness; states he
refused to take her places; and to
purchase clothing for her. She
asks for temporary alimony, and
that she be restored to her maiden
name of Dorothy Louise Abel.
On grounds of gross neglect or
duty and extreme cruelty, Nellie l..
Smith files suit for divorce against
Roy E. Smith. They were married
Sept. IA, 1881, at Marietta, and
have no children. Plaintiff asks that
she be restored to her maiden name
of Nellie l.. Williams.
PROBATE COURT
Clara Young, as executrix of the
estate of I. c. Young, deceased,
files first and final account.
First and final account is filed by
A. B. Mercer, as administrator of
the estate of Grace B. Musgrave,
deceased.
Inventory is approved in the mat
ter of the estate of Orlando Clay.
ton, deceased. Total appraisement
is 5000, all in real estate. Emmett
Abel is administrator, and G. M.
Anderson, c. S. Gage and Elmer E.
Green, appraisers.
Total appraisement of the estate
CT Eliza McGrath, late of Malta, is
$3,173.06, of which $7S.83 is mon
ey; stocks and securities, $1,294.23,
and $1,000, real estate. Geo. w.
McGrath is administrator, and Geo.
V. Abel, R. S. Mcclure and c. B.
Smith, are appraisers.
First and final account is filed in
the estate of Amanda Matson, de.
ceased, by A. B. Mercer, admins
TRAITOR.
Mildred Whitaker, the person
named in the will, is appointed ex-
ecutrix of the estate of Jennie A..
JOuuSOu, ucCSdScu. IAotludCCu val
ue of estate is $4,000, all personal.
Bessie Moore is appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of James
Mack Moore, late of Meigsville
township. Bond, $1,000, with Min
nie Moore and T. T. Fisher, as sure
ties.
Inventory is approved in the es-
tate of w. j. Aber, deceased. Total
appraisement is $3,264.83, of which
sum S1,013.50 is stocks and securi~
ties; $1,O5133, accounts and debts
receivable, and $1,000 real estate.
Mary e. Aber is executrix and S. A..
Finley. Margaret I. Doudna and Dal
Thomas, appraisers.
Lester o. Gossett, an insolvent
debtor, makes application to be re-
leased from liability to arrest, from
debts, etc. Hearing on said appli-
cation. Said Lester Gossett un-
der arrest and in the custody of the
sheriff, in bastardy action, brought
by Ethel Wagner, of Coal Run,
serving a $50 sentence, is granted
relief asked for, under the laws OF
such assignment.
Marriage Licenses
David William Sagle, clerical
worker, Roseville, son Of Roy E. and
Lucy Rayhill Sagle, and Mildred
Nelson, Crooksville route, daughter
of Charles e. and Elizabeth Foraker
Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis D. Wilken
and daughter Shirley Ann Of Elyria
spent over Thanksgiving with Mrs.
Wilken's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. ].
Ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ford OF