Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

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sioners Saturday, 1t was decided
! that Wednesday of each week be fix
! ed as regular time for poor relief
clients to make applications at the
county relief office.
, COMMON PLEAS COURT
Action For Divorce
Helen Campbell files suit for d;
! vorce against w. J. Campbell. She
alleges defendant has been guilty of
adultery and gross neglect Of duty.
Petition states they were married
Jan. 81, 1923, and have four chill
dren, ranging from l 5 to three
years of age. Plaintiff AYERS that
for a period of at least six years de
fendant has been associated in an
immoral relationship with a certain
woman formerly OF Marietta. Plain
tiff says for more than six years de-
fendant has neglected their home
and has failed to provide sufficient
clothing and food for minor children
and plaintiff. Defendant is owner
of farm of 20 acres in Center
township and owns livestock and
farm machinery, and plaintiff says
defendant is about to dispose of said
property and will dispose of it un-
less restrained by the court. Plain
tiff asks for both temporary, and
permanent alimony for her support,
and that she may be awarded GUS
tody of the minor children. and
that an injunction be granted
against defendant to- restrain him
from disposing of any real or per-
sonal property, until the outcome
of this suit.
Sale is confirmed, deed and dis
tribution ordered in the case of w.
E. Wootton, Fred James and c. c..
Fleming, trustees Stockport bank,
VS.. w. D. Henery and wife.
PROBATE COURT
Inventory is filed in the estate of
Mary R. Gorrell, deceased.
In the matter Of the estate of
Frank Ray, deceased, order to trans
fer the cash value Of certain life in
surance policies of which said Frank
Ray, deceased, was assignee, tol
Mary G. Ray, widow. Same transfer
shall satisfy the widows statutory
allowance of $500, and balance of
$9537 to be part payment of the|
allowance for her years support as
set up by appraisers Of said estate.
In the matter of Emmett Abel,
administrator Of the estate of Wall
ter F. Burdine, deceased, order to
sell real estate of deceased, about
40 acres, in Center township, at pri-
vate sale, for not less than $125.
Purchaser of same is Carlos M.
Riecker.
Estate of Walter Burdine, deceas-
ed, is not subject to Inheritance tax.
Gross value of estate is 1925; debts |
and costs of administration, 81 1,912.-l
23.
Petition for Adoption
Ivan l.. and Ernestine d. Ball, |
husband and wife, file petition to,
adopt, and change name of Marianne
lone Christian, to name of Marian
Emily Ball. Said petition is to be
for hearing on Aug. L. 1889.
Marriage Licenses
Bernard F. Shrivers, clerk, son Of
F. e. and Iona Patterson Shrivers, |
Malta, and Alberta G. Loomis, |
daughter of John w. and Mary
Christman Loomis, McConnelsville. |
James Rusk, laborer, Chesterhill.
son of William and Lucy Newman
Rusk and Dorothy Tabler, Stockport
route, daughter of Dennis and Jem-
ice Flowers Tabler.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Geo. w. McGrath ct al to Ernest
and Anna Henderson, Malta lot.
Warden D. Henery and Pansy
by Sheriff L. B. Adrean, to
Fred James, 40 acres, Windsor, 81.
Leases
Walter r. Wiley and wife, 120
acres: H. G.. McCuen and wife, 110
acres; e. E. and Minerva Fitch, 121
lcres; Nellie c. or Eleanor Sylvus,
LOS acres, all in Center, to Geo. S.
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