Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-20
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Asks Judgment for $500. go


J. r. Best files suit against Per
ley B. Daniel as executor of the will
of James f.. Daniel, deceased. Pc
tition states that decedent in his
lifetime was indebted to plaintiff in
, the sum of $27O.60 on an account
which includes cutting Of wheat in
! 1918 and 1919-$30; hay rope and
pulleys, $3.50, and for room, board
washing. mending. fuel and lights
Al weeks-s205; for care while
sick in 1888, period of 26 days :
$26. On Sept 81, 1895, the sum OF
$40 was paid. Plaintiff states he
presented claim to executor, which
was rejected by executor as not a
valid claim.
SUIT for Partition
Elmer Murphy vs.. Freda Spencer,
a minor 20 years of age, and Geo.
ia Savings & Loan company is the
title of a partition case filed. Plain
tiff has legal right in fee simple OF
the undivided one half part of a
Malta lot in Miller's place addition.
Defendant, Freda Spencer, is sole
heir of Alta Murphy, deceased, who
was the wife of plaintiff, and one
half of said property belongs to
her, who is married to George Spen~
Ger. TldlHtu ~ eHtll!cu W uOWSI
in the undivided one half of said
premises, Of which said Alta Muir
ply died siezed The Malta Savings
q Loan company claiming to have a
certain claim, secured by mortgage,
on said premises, is asked to set up
it's claim or be forever barred.
Cognovit Judgments
Petition, answer and entry as to
a cognovit note has been filed by w.
E. Wootton, C. C. Fleming, and
Fred James as trustees of the First
R. w. and Lucetta H. Turney. De-
PENDANTS issued to said bank
promissory note, April 6, 1925. Said
note is unpaid, and there is now due
plaintiffs $1,800, with interest,
since Oct. 6, 1931--in all $2,210.
in which sum judgment is rendered.
Said plaintiffs are given Judgment
on another note in similar action,
against G.. H. Edwards, Julia M. Ed
wards and Dollie I. PEBBLES Trout in
the sum Of $1,000, on cognovit
note
Judgment Satisfied-Case Released
The judgment in the sum of
$39O.26, against Calendine brothers
and C. w. Calendine, in favor of the
Erie Meter Systems, Inc, has been
satisfied, and case released from
record.
PROBATE COURT
Bessie White Cary as administra-
trix of the estate of Francis M.
White, deceased, files second par
tial account, which is approved.
Allie Rollison as eXecutrix of the
estate of Laura D. Godfrey, deceas~
ed files final account.
Inventory is approved in the es-
tate of Stewart Mehaffey, late Of
Malta village. Total appraisement
of assets, $1,241.O7, all in stocks
and securities c. B. Smith is ad.
ministrator, and Fred d. Coulson,
Lucille Lynn and Chas. A. Gaylord,
appraisers Said estate is not sub
ject to inheritance tax. Debts and
costs of administration are $402 SO.
passes to Annie Mehaffey, wife, and
George and Walter Mehaffey, sons.
Robert M. Noll, administrator
de bonis non, with the will annexed,
of the estate of John Penrose, de-
ceased, files final account, which is
approved.
Marriage Licenses
Forrest E. Thorla, farmer, son or
Silas and Ella Dickinson Thorla,
and Felicia F. Woodward, daughter
of William and Mary Henderson
Rev. Chas. Caller is named to Off
ciate.
Frank Dalrymple, miner, son of
Robert and Maude Kelly Dalrymplo,
and Betty Jane Lindimore, daugh~
ter of c.. B. and Pansy Eveland Lin"
dimore.
Francis McDermott, laborer, son
of Frank and Grace Gray McDer-
mott, and Mary Baker, daughter Of
Clyde and Belle Goodwell Baker,
both of Waterford route.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Charles L. Ash and wife to Ber
nard and Elsie Hanson, 80 acres,
Windsor, 81.
Lulu Hiatt to j. C. Hiatt, one half
interest, Chesterhill lot, 81.
Wendell Tompkins and wife 10
Edna Hambleton, one fifth interest,
1922 acres, Windsor township.