Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-15

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Will of Mary Stephenson, late f
Reinersville, is admitted to probate.
The will directs that the executor
purchase and erect at her grave a
suitable monument costing not less
than $50. The remainder of prop
erty is bequeathed to her grandson,
Dwight Stephenson, in fee simple.
Said grandson is named in will as
executor with request that he be
not required to give bond. The will
which is dated March s, 1893, is
witnessed by L. c. Young and Clay
ton Mckee, both of Caldwell. Prob
able value of estate, SIS. SEQ, of
which $1,000 isS personal, and $500
real estate. Dwight Stephenson
the person named in will, is ap-
pointed executor without bond.
Appraisers are S. A. Finley, J. G..
Hutchins and J. E. Patterson.
Emma Barnes as administrators
Of the estate of r. w. Barnes. de-
ceased, files petition asking for al
lowance of her claim against said
estate. Hearing on same is fixed
for February 8, 1912. Said claim
is for note she has against estate.
In said estate, widow makes appli-
cation to take certain assets of the
estate at appraised value, to-wit j:
$467, which includes household
goods appraised at $3.50; live
stock, 1922; farm tools and machin-
cry, $31, and 121a tons of hay at
$62.50. In this estate of R. w.
Barnes, Emma Barnes the surviv-
ing spouse and executrix of the es-
tate, files petition to purchase real
estate at the appraised value. Hear
ing on same is fixed for February
8, 1912.
Elva Niceswanger files petition
asking for an order to purchase at
appraised value, the real estate of
the late Jesse F. Niceswanger.
Issued 121 Licenses In 1941
During the year just past 121
marriage licenses We're issued COM
pared with 90 during 1910. This
was the highest number issued in a
single year for some time. The in
crease the past year is probably due
to the fact that the state of West
Virginia adopted a law in 1941 re-
quiring that application for license
must be made several days in ad-
vance, similar to the present Ohio
law.
Inventory filed in the estate of
Mary l. Taylor, shows appraisement
of s3,650. all in real estate, ex-
cepting 500 in personal goods
Three pieces of real estate are list
ed, one Of 1.33 acres, appraised at
$3.50; another in Riverside addi-
tion, $1,100, and the third, lot, old
part, McConnelsville, $1,000. APP
praisers are S. A. Finley, G.. D.
Wagner and j. e. Patterson. Earl
Taylor is administrator with will
annexed
Ruth P. Sweet is appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Annie
l.. Miller, late of Malta. Bond, $8,-
900, with C. B. Smith and E. F.
Smith, sureties. The probable val
ue of estate is $5,250-$1,250 in
personal property and $4,000, real
estate. 3g
Marriage Licenses
Robert d. Parmiter, farmer, son
of Fred and Winnifred Richardson
Parmiter, Bloom township, and Ed
ma M. Lyme, daughter of Don and
Sadie Shuster Lyme, Morgan town
ship.
Frank Radcliff, Caldwell, assist
ant to mortician, son of Willard and
Gertha Tilton Radcliff and Dorothy
Reed, clerk, Reinersville route,
daughter of j. Lynn and Roxie Cald-
we'll Reed.
Dana Webster Lyon, mechanic,
McConnelsville. son Of Ralph and
Jolletty Alexander Lyon, and
Gladys Zetta Cramblitt, Malta,
daughter of Albert and Retta Tay-
lor Cramblitt. Rev. Caller is nam
ed to officiate.