Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-08-08
Court House News
WITH COMMISSIONERS

WITH COMMISSIONERS
supplementary appropriation of
| $4,000 is made for purpose of pay
| ing poor relief bills from Aug. / !.
I194O to Dec 81, 1910.
Petition of Bloom township trus-
| tees asking for the transfer of coun-
| ty road No. 1 (Ed Richardson road)
back to Bloom township system of
| roads, is accepted and said transfer
| is made.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Case Dismissed
The alimony case of Florence F.
Newberry VS.. Roy S. Newberry, has
been dismissed, at cost of plaintiff.
Manita Bozman has filed action TO
set aside will of the late Herbert Fl.
| Oglevee, who died April 80, 1910.
By terms of purported will, estate of
said Herbert H. Oglevee, was left to
Spung. Defendants named in the
Connelsville route; Everett Oglevee,
Bloomington, H.; James c. Ogle-
wee, Carrollton, Co., and Georgia
Spung, McConnelsyille, and Edgar
r. Oglevee, executor of estate of
HERBERT II. OSlCVCt. TIdlHliH states
in petition that said paper writing
is not the last will and testament of
said Herbert H. Oglevee, deceased.
Judgment On Cognovit Note
Levi Scott is given judgment
against c. A. Rhinebarger on a
promissory .cognovit note, in the
sum of $1S756, with interest since
Sept. 16, 1887.
Case Dismissed
The money case of The Malta Ma
tional bank VS. c. F. Clendenon and
Louise Clendenon, has been settled,
and dismissed.
Action In Ejectment
Dion S. Birney of Washington,
D. c., has filed suit against Ohio
Levelwell Co., an Ohio Corporation.
for possession of real estate. Plain
tiff says he has legal estate and is
entitled to immediate possession of
lands in Malta township-140 acres
in the Poplar ridge locality where
the horizontal oil well was drilled
Plaintiff says that since Aug. 1,
1910, defendant has unlawfully
kept him out of possession of the
premises, and he asks judgment for
the possession of said premises.
PROBATE COURT
Wilma B. Ickes as executor Of
Gertrude McMurray, deceased, files
first and final account Said estate
is not subject to inheritance tax.
Gross value of estate is S3,S7430;
debts and costs of administration,
$1,79372. Net actual market val
ue, which might be subject to tax
is $2,0S0.58
Will of NJ. c. Walker
The will of Milton C. Walker, late
of Stockport, is admitted to pro-
bate By terms of will all proper
ty is left to his wife, Clara A. Walk
er, during her natural life, and at
her death or in the event she sur
wives deceased Mrs. Walker died
in 1880 the property is to be di-
vided to children and grandchil-
dren, as follows: Dana S. Walker,
Wilfred w. Walker, Roland M.
Walker, frankie E. Gage and Mary
Richard Faires, Helen Blanche
Edward Faires, each one-twenty-
fourth. j. Gale Gage and frankie
E. Gage are named in will as es-
ecutors, with request they act with
out giving bond. The will bears
date of May 9, 1886, and is witness
ed by Emmett Abel and Mary Lou
Use Fox.
Inventories have been filed in the
estates of Parker Sands and of Leo
ia Sands, both deceased. Petitions
are filed to sell real estate belong
ing to said estates, to pay debts.
Leonard Rardin, the person nam
ed in the WILL is appointed executor
of the estate of Ellen Rardin, late
of Windsor township. Probable val
ue of estate is $2,606, practically all
in real estate.
Will of Charles E. Wharf,, late of
Rosedale, admitted to probate, gives
all property to children, Fay Jauch-
ius, C. c., Mabel, and Walter
Wharf,, share and share alike. The
will, dated March 25, 1926, is wit
messed by Herbert Atchison and H.
F. Pickens!
Marriage Licenses
Marion w. Hickerson, farmer, |
Pennsville route, son of Errett and
Maude Bankes Hickerson, and Mae
Jackson, registered nurse, daughter
of Dow and Susie Gawthrop jack
son, Malta route three. Elder Ar
thur Thomas is named to officiate.
RECORDERS OFFICE
Eta w. and Harry " Fincher to
Ralph and Emma Wagner, 1874
acres, Penn township.
Mary Adrian ct al to Harold |
Price, 20 acres, Homer township.
Edith p. Greer to Belle Kidd, Nc |
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