Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-26
Court House News
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Contract entered into with Mod
ern Plumbing company, of Nelson
vile, for plumbing court house for
$2,063, is approved.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Hearing On Divorce
The divorce case Of Denver George
Bole VS.. Clara Kathryn Bole, was
heard Monday by Judge Carlos M.
Riecker, who reserved his decision.
Transcript of the case of the
State of Ohio VS.. Riley Murphy,
is filed in common pleas court. Said
defendant is charged with assault
on Marie Mendenhall. When ar
raigned before L. N. Seaman, ]. p,
he pleaded not. guilty.
The case of Emma Butler, an in
fant by Roy J. Butler, her next
friend, of GAINESVILLE, VS.. Raymond
Head, Evansville, Ind, has been re-
moved to federal court, upon appli-
cation of defendant. In this action
plaintiff seeks money for alleged
damages sustained in an automo-
bile accident on the north river
road.
PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate Of
Sooy Smith, deceased, permission is
given Administrative of said estate
to sell to Earl B. Smith the pool
other articles incidental to said
cedent, at the appraised value, ST.
ii To
administratrix the sum of 500 in
charge administrative from all
share in said estate. The share Of
said Earl B. Smith has been de-
termined to be of the sum of $500.
Russell Richardson, the person
named in will, is appointed executor
son, deceased Bond, $4,000, with
sureties. Probable value of estate,
$4,000, of which $4,000 is personal,
and $1,000 real estate.
Inventory and appraisement is
approved in the estate of Celia Mon
roe, late of McConnelsville. Total
appraisement If assets, $1,051,
NETT Abel is administrator of said
estate, and T. j. Bailey, Geo. w.
Lowell and j. e. Patterson, ap7rais-
ers. Petition filed asking for per-
mission to sell real estate to pay
debts Valid debts against estate
are about $4,000 and costs of ad-
ministration will be about 500.
Said real estate is subject to a
1,01I y;e,;o Of A
for the Aged, in the department Of
as trustee.
Will and codicil thereto of Emma
J. Richardson, late of McConnels
vile, is admitted to probate. BY
it's terms farm of 65 acres, Malta
township, is bequeathed to her
daughter, Glenna Bone, and at her
death to her children. To Paul and
Glenna Bone is bequeathed sale
note given by Paul Bone for prop
erty bought at sale in 1928; to
Pearl Richardson all the claims
that deceased may have against her
at time Of her death. Distribution
is made of household goods to her
daughter and grandchildren. Re-
mainder of estate is bequeathed to
three grandchildren, Russell Rich
ardson, Harry Richardson and Mary
Louise Richardson, and to her son
Edward w. Richardson. Russell
Richardson is named In will as eX-
ecutOr.
Inventories Approved
Inventory and appraisement, ap-
proved in estate of Ella Rardin, de-
ceased, shows assets of $2,34O, all
R. P. Daugherty and VIM. Porter
are appraisers and Leonard Rardin,
executor.
The inventory in estate of Mil
ton C. Walker, late of Stockport,
filed by j. Gale Gage and frankie
E. Gage, executors, shows total ap-
praisement of assets to be $6,250,
of which 5000 is personal; $4,000
in Stockport bank stock, and $4.-
O50 in real estate. Fred James, r.
w. Dewitt and Robert A. Durbin,
appraisers.
According to inventory and ap-
praisement filed, the late Sooy
Smith left an estate of $2,264.87,
of which $500 is in life insurance.
Pool room fixtures are appraised at
$1,3637O. Carrie Smith Cooper is
dumlnlSJrdITlx anu leo. Is. heHney,
L. E. Abel and C. N. Hooper, ap
praisers.
Inheritance tax in the sum of 35c
is found due in estate of Elizabeth
Blackburn, deceased. Net assets of
estate, $315.05, for distribution as
follows: Gods Bible school, : $5;
Mary Strohmeyer, Kate Gardner,
Grace Gibbs, Mary Christman and
Esther Parsons, nieces, each $62.-
OIL
Will of 2. T.'White, late of Wind
sor township, has been filed for pro-
bate.
In the matter of the estate Of
Rutha Stoneburner, deceased, Ray
mond A. Stoneburner, presents will
for probate.
Final account is approved in the
estate of w. V. Harris, deceased.
First and final account is filed in
estate of Orlando Chester Sears.
Same is approved Frank NJ Wells,
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