Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-11-02
Court House News
WITH COMMISSIONERS

! damages caused by road being Du1lt
! along premises of Bernice Carter,
/ Homer township, for the sum OF
| $25.
Sum of $1,400 is transferred
from the road and bridge fund to
| the permanent county fund to meet
! current payroll,
] The commissioners give approval
for purchase by Malta township
trustees of a used five ton Holt trac-
! tor, at cost of $3.50 Same is to
be paid for from the gas tax fund
| Sum of $500 is borrowed from
First National bank. of McConnels-
Vile, for period of six months. at
rate OF four percent interest Such
note is renewal of a previous note,
given to meet former relief expendi-
lures.
County commissioners accept the
proposal of the state of Ohio to set
tie and adjust the amounts due the
state for care Of feeble minded pa
tients, committed from said county,
on the basis of $3.50 per week per
/. patient, beginning Jan. 1, 1892, and
1871. Prosecuting attorney is in
structed and authorized to settle the
pending litigation in the common
rleas court of Franklin county, on
this basis, reserving the right how
ever, to settle, adjust and compro-
mise any and all other claims ex-
listing between said county and state
of Ohio.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Alleging gross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty, Julia Christen
Christen. Plaintiff AYERS they were
married July 4, 1892, and have one
! child, Daniel Christen, aged six
years. Plaintiff states defendant
has cursed and abused her almost
daily for the past year; that. he has
twisted her arms, struck her and
generally subjected her to such
ricd Plaintiff further states that
Oct. /. 1899, defendant without
cause of provocation deserted her
and their child for parts unknown
to this plaintiff and that she has
received no word from him and no
support for either herself or child
Plaintiff states she is in destitute
circumstances because of said de-
sertion. and that her health has
been impaired by course of conduct
of defendant. Plaintiff asks for
custody of their minor child
In the partition case of Myrtle
proved and confirmed. Premises or
dered sold for cash.
In the case of w M. Hilaman VS..
Russell Robinson ct al, partition.
report of commissioners filed. Re
port of same is not approved for
reason that one of the appraisers j.
M Bachelor is not a free holder,
Commissioners ordered to return
second report
Wants Divorce
Raymond GRAY has filed suit for
divorce against Velma Marie Gray,
on grounds of wilful absence. They
were married March Is. 1929, and
have no children; Plaintiff says de-
fendant separated from him on Nov.
8, 1880, and since that date has
been wilfully absent from him.
New Cases Filed
The state of Ohio, on behalf of
| James woodward, files suit against
Frank Weinstoch. in which judg-
| ment is asked in the sum of $113 SO
under and by virtue of the Work
mems Compensation. Petition states
that on July 25, 1889, the Indus
trial Commission made a finding
and award against defendant in ia
vor of plaintiff which remains un
paid
The will of Lincoln Armstrong,
deceased, is presented for probate.
In the matter of the estate of
Orin Leslie Allen. deceased. no in
heritance tax is due. No admins
tration is being had on said estate
which at the time of decedent's
death was of the value of $3,1O0
Debts owing by said estate amount
to S300.7S. Surviving deceased are|
Mary Elizabeth Allen, widow, and
lin Allen, sons, and Edith oatman1.
daughters.
In the matter Of the guardian
ship of William, Irene and Sumner
Nelson, jr., sale is confirmed.
Final account is approved in the
estate Of Geo. N. Godfrey. deceased.
with the will annexed, is allowed
compensation in the sum of $500.
Estate is fully settled.
Final account is approved in the
estate Of w. o. Dearth, deceased.
Arminta c. Dearth is executrix.
Frank P. Parsons, as guardian of
Mary Mary Sands SANDS; files fl first partial uis ae- 6
duciary is allowed compensation forl
services rendered, $8972.
Eighth and final account is filed
in the matter of the guardianship
of Clyde Leonard Calendine, which
is approved. All funds having
been expended according to law,
and account is fully balanced.
of estate Of Mary Jane Zumbro, del
Sum of 81 inheritance tax is
found due in said estate. Gross
value of estate, s2,643.92. composed
of personally, s443.92; real estate,
$4,000 debts and costs of admins
tration, s76.4O. Net actual market
va1Iya S1 OCT Cnoooccprc RI
tate: Fred c. Zumbro, no relation,
S100: C. d. Zumbro, grandson. $50; |
Rosa e. Fuller, daughter, S454.38;
Eva B. Zumbro. daughter, $65438; i
Walter J. and S. B. Zumbro, sons,
Authority to transfer real estate i
in the matter of Thomas Maybe, de-
ceased, to Alva L., Stanley and
Adrian l.. Maybe, sons each $691.-
sc.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Charles w. Wagner to N. C. and
Hazel Silvus, 6162 acres, Center.
Mary Gray, deceased. to Howard
M. Gray, Lora GouIding, each one
half interest, and Wava Greisheim-
er, life estate in one-third income
Of 40.55 acres. Bristol, certificate
for transfer
Wava Greisheimer and husband
M. Gray 40.55 acres. Bristol, 81.
Charles L. Alderman, deceased, to
Lizzie S.. Stanbery. Maydelle and
Justus Alderman and Blanche Sears
affidavit for transfer and record off
real estate inherited-three town
lots, Riverview addition, McCon
nelsville. Also 8.29 acres. Homer
township .Stanbery. Justus R.. May
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