Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-10-16
COURT HOUSE NEWS
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to two months. Plaintiff says he is
working and has a good, clean, com
Portable and respectable home, and
Plaintiff asks for decree of abso-
lutte divorce, and for the care, Gus
tody and control of minor child,
Dixie Lee Love, aged about three.
Appeals From Industrial
Commission Finding
Clarence Adrean has appealed
from the finding of the state indus
trial commission to court of com
mon pleas Petition states plaintiff,
while deputy sheriff of Morgan
county, and in the discharge of his
official duty, suffered an injury, and
later a coronary occlusiOn, which he
states was the result of said injury,
and has since suffered from a heart
condition which has very substan-
TALLY disabled him. Petition says
heart condition is due to the injury
referred to on May 8, 1899. His
claim for workmen's compensation
was refused by the State Industrial
Commission
Driving While Intoxicated
Carlos Wayne McPeak and Earl
Appleman We're each arraigned sep
arately Monday before Judge Carlos
M. Riecker, charged with driving
while intoxicated They both plead
ed guilty and were ordered to pay
500 and costs, and driving rights
suspended for a year. Sheriff Doak
arrested McPeak, and Appleman
was arrested by highway patrol
man.
Divorces Filed
Lola Henderson files suit for di-
vorce against Wilbur Henderson.
She alleges gross neglect of duty
and habitual drunkenness. Petition
states they were married Nov. Is,
1928, and have three children. Pc
tition states that from 1885 to
1910, the defendant was an habitual
user of intoxicating liquors-came
home drunk and abusive and would
remain drunk for three or four days
out Of each week; would curse her
and their children, and neglect all
his duties around the home and the
farm, and the plaintiff was in fear
for herself and their children. By
reason of said conduct on part of
defendant, she was compelled to
leave him in the fOrepart of Febru-
ary, 1910, and to support herself by
doing housework. She asks for the
custody and control of the minor
children.
On grounds of alleged gross neg
lect of duty Dane Z. Adrian files ac-
tion for divorce from Margie Adrian.
ia1 Tnr
and have one child. Plaintiff in pc
tition states that ever since shortly
after their marriage the defendant
has flown into trantrums and loud
ly cursed him in the hearing of all
their neighbors, to the humiliation
and barrassment Of the plaintiff.
Plaintiff states he provided a home
for the defendant in Chesterhill,
and furnished same. In July, 1910,
defendant left his home and return
ed to the home of her people He
states that during his absence. by
reason Of his employment, defend
ant sold all of their household
goods and furniture and used the
proceeds thereof. Plaintiff AYERS he
has at all times provided a home
and properly supported his wife and
Child in accordance with his means,
and states defendant has failed to
perform any and all marital duties,
and has refused to return to this
plaintiff. Minor child is now in
care of its grandmother, Mary New
ton, and plaintiff has contributed
the sum of $12 per month in food
clothing and money.
James Edgar butcher. of Malta,
has filed suit for divorce against
Geneva butcher, who is residing at
Detroit, Mich, on grounds of gross
neglect of duty.
PROBATE COURT
In the matter of the estate of
Alexander Lyon, deceased, authority
to transfer real estate to Fannie
Lyon, widow, one-third; Lizzie Nc
Intire, Forrest Lyon, and Flossie
Keyes, son and daughters, each two
ninths. No inheritance tax is found
due in said estate. Gross value of
estate is $6,13O95; debts and costs
of administration, s3,599O5. Actual
market value is $2.53180. Estate
passes to wi7ow-s813.94 and to
son and two dau~hters, ench 1852 :
81. Forrest Lyon as administrators
files first and final account.
Clair A. Young is appointed guar