Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-06
Court House News
WITH COMMISSIONERS
Roads Closed In Windsor

WITH COMMISSIONERS
Roads closed In Windsor
At the meeting of the county
commissioners, held Monday, two
roads in Marion township, one
known as Choguill-McInturf road
and the other the John Geddes road
are ordered closed, as petitioned for
by E. N. Williams and others.
Agreement is made with Windsor
township trustees for improvement,
of road in Windsor township, be-
ginning at county road 68, near res
idence Of Warren Loar, and extend
ing in a noItheasterly direction to
a point near residence of Chas Ed
dleblute, an approximate distance
of q mile. The county agrees to
furnish culvsrts and pipe, and the
sum Of $500; township agrees to
take charge OF the work and to fur
nish balance of funds necessary to
complete said Improvement.
The sum Of $1,000 is transferred
from general to county home fund.
Janitor Employed
Ebert Maxwell is employed as
janitor for the court house at a
salary of $4b per month, such en-
ployment to begin April 1, 1889, to
continue the balance of 1889.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Assignments
The following cases have been
posted for nearing, Judge c. nj.
Riecker, presiding:
Monday, April 10, at 10 a. M
Citizens National bank VS.. Chester
Palmer, ct al, action on cognovit
note.
Tuesday, April IL, at 10 a. M
State of Ohio, on complaint of Mar
tha Lambert, VS.. Rufus Shields. The
action was filed May 8, 1888
Jury Cases
Monday, April II, at 9 a. M
Levi Scott VS.. Manita Bozman, ac-
Thursday, April 20, at a. M
Chester Ewart vs.. The Morgan
County Mutual Changers Insurance
Co. Action for money and equitable
relief.
Minor Wants Divorce
Mamie Rhinebarger, a minor, 1S
years of age, by William Winstanley,
her next Of friend files suit for di-
vorce against Clarence A. Rhine
barger. They were married Nov. 5,
1888, and there are no children liv-
ing, born as the issue Of said mar
riage. Grounds alleged are extreme
cruelty and gross neglect Of duty.
Plaintiff states she has been COM
PEELED to separate and live apart
from defendant in consequence of
i'll treatment and cruelty toward
her. She AYERS defendant compelled
her to take care of defendant s
grown son, Charles, IT, and defend
ants brother, Frank, 81, and to
cook, wash, sew, clean house, etc,
for said parties. in addition to the
fendant, at times when she was
physically unable to perform such
duties, as defendant we'll knew.
Because such acts of coercion on de-
fendant's part, plaintiff states she
suffered a miscarriage which placed
her in critical physical condition,
which still exists. Plaintiff AYERS
defendant is possessed of 155 acres,
in Windsor township, in two tracts.
er "a, and has certain personal prop
erty Because of her minority,
plaintiff states defendant is attempt
ing to have guardian appointed
for her SO defendant can dispose or,
or cucumber, said real estate. and
is attempting to sell various items
of personal property-and all this
it is alleged in order to defeat
plaintiff and to prevent hera from
obtaining alimony therein, and says
defendant threatens to and will dis
DOSt VI HloIC PlOpCi ~, uhiN'' -.
joined from so doing by the court.
She asks for divorce, and that she
be restored to her maiden name OF
Mamie Winstanley.
Will of Charles Mccoy, late of Me-
Connelsville, admitted to probate,
bequeaths all property to his son
Leo Mccoy, and to his wife. Mona
Gladys Mccoy, share and share
alike He asks that there be no ap--
praisement of household goods and
furniture. Francis S. Doudna is
nominated in will as executor, with
request no bond be required Of MN; MN;
The will which bears date of May
2S, 1886, is witnessed by Adaline f:
Doudna, Margaret 1. Doudna and
Francis S. Doudna.
r. B. Pierpoint, guardian or
Clyde Ray, and Marian Viola NIGEL
fresh, files account.
Francis S. Doudna is appointed
guardian of Mamie Rhinebarger, a
minor. Bond. $1,000, with Maria
Inglish and Margaret I. Doudna, as
sureties.
Horn, deceased, Anna M. Van Horn.
executrix, is given authority to sell
at private sale, 80 shares capital
stock, New Lexington Savings Il
Loan. and 452.4 shares common
stock, Capitol Savings e Loan.
On application of Francis ).
Doudna, guardian of Mamie Rhine
barger, minor, the court approves
a release of dover of said Mamie
Rhinebarger, wife of Clarence A.
Rhinebarger, in premises owned by
the latter. Court finds reasonable
value of said inchoate right of dow
- an6 alJthnrivlC E'r4nr1S
5. Doudna, guardian of said Mamie
Rhinebarger to execute and dellv-
er release and waiver of said con-
tingent right of dover to Jacob r.
Miller and Blanche Miller, who pur-
chased the property.
Marriage Licenses
Henry E. Wainwright, carpenter,
son of John and Nancy Roberts
and Mrs. Sara j. Die
bel, nurse, daughter of Joseph B.
and Mary Alice Morris Hamilton,
RECORDERS OFFICE
Clarence and Evelyn Pettibone to
Charles M. and Leila Elliott, 40-l0O
Anna M. Wilson to Deslar Klttle
and wife, 80 acres, Homer township,
5000.
Samuel Elmer Rowland. deceased.
20 Meryl Ismon, Ethyl Wickliff and
Roy E. Sheetz. 10 acres, Union.
L2I.5O acres. affidavit for transfer.
Robert w. Rowlanl, deceased, toI
Meryl Ismon, Ethyl Wickliff and
Roy e. Sheetz, 1880 acres, Union,
for transfer.
lydia Parsons to Lawrence T.
Parsons, 4050 acres, Penn town
ship, 81.