Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-20
COURT HOUSE NEWS
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OCner DlllS, ana neglected 10 pay
$40 borrowed from plaintiffs
mother; petition also says defend
ant has frequently threatened to do
plaintiff bodily harm; says that on
June 16, 1910, defendant removed
from their home part of his cloth
ing and personal effects; became
violently angry and assaulted plain
tiff without proyOcation on her
part, and assaulted plaintiffs broth
er, Verlonnis Crawford with knife,
in1icting a wound on the head. De-
fendant then left home saying he
would never come back, and refused
to give her money for support Of
herself and children. Plaintiff also
alleges defendant spends his mon
ey on drink and another woman in
Marietta. Plaintiff says she is now
in fear of defendant because of his
abuse and threats and that he may
return and do her and the children
bodily harm. Plaintiff asks the
court for reasonable alimony for
support of herself and children, and
that defendant be restrained from
coming upon premises where she
resides and interfering with her and
children, and from removing from
their home any of the household
goods or furniture.
The money only case of the Cit
izens Budget company, VS.. Carl
Henry has been settled and costs
paid.
PROBATE COURT
Will of ]. L. Eubank late of Cen
ter township, is presented for pro-
bate.
Inventory is approved in the mat
ter of the estate of H. III. Oglevee,
deceased. Total appraisement of
assets, $500, of which $60S.60 is
personal; $112 in accounts and
debts receivable, and $500, real
estate The real estate in Malta, is
in Meigs township, $4,000. e. r..
Oglevee is executor, and John An
derson, Harold McGonagle and Roy
Dunkle, appraisers.
Claim Settled for $500
Edna Kean, guardian of Charles
Kean, a minor, with consent of the
court, settles a claim for damages
which said minor has against Lloyd
Stallsmith for personal injuries in
the sum of $4,000. Kean was In
jured in an auto accident on the
south river road the latter part of
last November.
Will of Leota Sands, late of NAL
ia, is admitted to probate. The
will directs suitable monument be
erected at the grave of her hus-
ho hnrcn1f Tho will
.queaths to her husband, Parker
Sands (now deceased) all property,
and at his death, all property re-
naming except some specifically
named household goods to certain
members Of family, to be divided
equally to their living children.
The will bears date of June 20,
1898, and is witnessed by Mildred
Adrean and O. T. MastersOn. Jessie
Sands Howard is named in will as
executrix with request no bond be
required of her.
Marriage Licenses
Everett William McNally, farmer,
Pennsville route, son Of Charles e.
and Leila May Price McNally, and
Nita Evelyn Holdcroft, Chesterhill
route, daughter of Charles HI. and
Mary Bobo Holdcroft. .
Leo A Westfall, mechanic, Glous-
ter route four, son of Eli M. and
Letta Haines Westfall, and Irene F.
Van Horn, Malta route three,
daughter of George E. and Melissa
E. Past Van Horn.
Myron Dew, Malta, truck driver,
and Lois Abel, Pennsville.
Theodore Bliss Ball, mechanic,
route three, son of James
R. and Ida Van Fleet Ball, and
Edith Irene Walker, Waterford
route three, daughter Of Clarence
and Matte Blackburn Walker. Rev.
G.. C. Nutter is named to officiate.
Francis L. Robinson. harness
maker, son of j. b. and Della Lyon
and Frances Carolyn
Greene, nurse, daughter OF George
and Mary Oakes Greene, both of Nc
Conneslville.
RECORDERS OFFICE
w. e. and Bessie Johnson to
Earl and Mamie Smith, McC0nnels-
Vile lot.
Ivan and Irma Phillis to Emerson
Phillis, 40 acres, Center.
Andrew and Myrtle Weaver to
Riley A. and Ruth i. Bankes. 80
acres, Deerfield.
Riley A and Ruth L. Bankes to
Lang Bankes. 28 acres,
Deerfield. I
Jennie B. and VIM. A. Wagner
10 w. A. and Stella M. Updike,
1852 acres, Union.