Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-08

barger, a minor, against Clarence A
Rhinebarger. Decision was reserv
ed,
Divorce Granted
Saturday Judge Carlos nj. Rieckel
heard the divorce case of Howard F
Wagner VS.. Emma Jean Wagner
Divorce was granted plaintiff on the
grounds gross neglect. Plaintiff wa.
given custody of their minor child
In the matter of the estate o1
issuing checks with insufficien,
funds, who in March, 1898, entered
plea Of guilty and sentence was
deferred for a period of two years
upon the usual terms of probation
has violated his probation terms
and his presence is unknown, and
said period is extended for two
years. At one time defendant was
in the lumber business at this place
Tommy Aber and Floyd Taylor
who in March, 1887, pleaded guilty
to larceny, and sentence deferred
and they We're placed on probation
for two years, have complied with
all requirements and defendants re.
stored to their citizenship.
Divorce Action Filed
Lulu Mae Rainer has filed suit
for divorce against Hiley A. Rainer
She alleges infidelity and gross neg
lect of duty They were married
June 30, 1912, and have nine chill
dren, of whom five are minors, and
now living with plaintiff. The
youngest child is nine years of age
Plaintiff states that since her mar
riage to defendant he has frequently
spent his time and means in asso-
ciating with and supporting other
w 80 II; o;rf
and their children. Plaintiff says
that during March, 1889, She left
their home in Marion township, and
went to visit relatives, and that
during that time defendant asso-
ciated with and was frequently in
company of another woman On
May IL, 1889, plaintiff and defend
ant separated, and plaintiff intends
to live separate and apart from him.
Plaintiff says she and defendant
jointly own the stock of goods in a
store operated at Todds; also some
live stock, household furniture, an
tiff asks for divorce, custody of five
minor children, and the property
rights Of each of the parties fully
determined. adjusted and protected
and that she be awarded reasonable
alimony and support for the care of
herself and children.
PROBATE COURT
The will of Ila L. Drake, deceas,
ed, late of Penn township, is admit
ted to probate. All property is be-
queathed to widower, Carl F. Drake.
In the matter of the estate OF
Frank Matheney, deceased, author
ity to transfer real estate to Mamie
G. Matheney, widow, one-third in
terest, and Herman, Harold, Ho-
mer and Herbert D. Matheney, and
Blanche Fletcher, Norma Dozer and
Mary SidwelL sons and daughters
township, 238.68 acres, and McCon-
nelsville lot.
lila L. Drake, deceased, to Car
F. Drake, husband, authority t
transfer real estate, 1.61 acres, Nal.
ia township.
To Determine Heirship
w. M. and VIM. J. Hilaman, ad-
of the estate of Jessie
P. Smith, files petition asking for an
order to determine heirship, and to
whom distribution OF estate should
be made. July. 10, 1889, at 10 a.
M, is time fixed for hearing.
John P. Ray is appointed admin
istrator of the estate of DR.. Frank
Ray, late of Chesterhill. Bond,
$4,000, with Mary C. Ray and Glen
Parsons as sureties.
Estate of Alfred Eppley, deceased,
is not subject to inheritance tax.
Only heirs at law are Gerald r. and
Lionel Eppley, sons. Gross value
of estate is $4,000; debts, $1,942.
No inheritance tax is due in the
estate of lila l.. Drake, deceseased.
Value of estate, $3.50.
The will of Carlos Northrup, late
of Bloom township, is admitted to
probate BY its terms the property
is bequeathed to deceased's broth
William, Oscar and C.
E. Northrup, each one fourth part.
The will bears date of April Z, 1881,
and is witnessed by Beatrice Carrel
and John @. Lyme. Since the date
will was executed, Oscar Northrup
las died. The estimated value Of
Mr. Northrup's estate, $4,000, of
which $4,000 is real estate, and
S11, 500 personal DR.. c. e. Nor
.hrup, the person named in will, is
appointed executor. Bond, $4,000,
With H. G. Allen, J. F. Dover, sure
les. Appraisers are H. G. Allen, J.
2. Dover and l.. HI. Cronin.
Emmett Abel is appointed guar
lian of Jacob H. Perry, alleged in
Bond, $4,000, with Geo.
'. Abel and l.. E. Abel, sureties.
Charles o. Thomas as executor of
he estate of J. l.. Glass, deceased,
lies first partial account, which is
approved. Said fiduciary is allowed
compensation in the sum of $193.-
rs.
Marriage Licenses
Ralph l.. Wood, farmer, son of
Jate and Forest Newburn Wood,
md Martha E. Calendine, teacher,
laughter of Frank H. and Pearl Nc
Kan Calendine, both of Marion
ownship. Rev. G. c. Nutter is nam
RECORDEK's OFFICE
Francis Greer, deceased, to Chas.
;: Greer, 80 acres. Bloom township,
lffidavit for transfer.
Howard B. Greer and Edith Greer
0 Ethan A. Greer, 80 acres, quit
lain deed, Bloom township.
Donald G.. Ralston to Corrine F.
aalston, 27-100 acre, McConnels-
vile.
Solomon Smith to Raymond and
Annie Bush, 63.75 acres.
Frank Matheney, deceased, to
lannie c. Matheney. one-third part;
herman, Harold, Homer and Her
,ert D. Matheney, Blanche Fletcher,
lOrma DOZer, and Mary SidWell,
ach 2-21 part, McConnelsville lot
md 238.6S acres, Deerfield. Nan
lie c. Matheney, to Herman, Har-
I'D, Homer and Herbert d. Ma
heney, Blanche Fletcher, Norma
)ozer and Mary Sidwell, her inter-
st in said McConnelsville lot and
1858 acres, quit claim deed. Said
datheney heirs to Mamie G. Ma
heney, life estate in McConnelsville
OF.
Minnie Rollison to Delbert Peters
nd wife, 80 acres, Windsor town
hip.
Tia L. Drake, deceased, to Carl F.
brake, undivided one-half interest,
n about 1.61 acres, Malta township,
ertificate for transfer.
Wilbur L. Roberts to Charles S.
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