Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-26
Court House New )
Common Pleas Court
Appeals From Industrial
Commission

from an order of the Industrial
Commission Of Ohio, which order
denies the plaintiffs claim for
compensation from the insurance
fund. Plaintiff says on August 81.
1888, while in the employ of the
Atha Oil company, he alleges he
sustained an injury, which disabled
him for a period Of more than sew
en- days, which he alleges was the
result of said injury. When he
presented his claim for compensa-
ton, it was denied. He asks that
he be found entitled to participate
In the state insurance fund for his
disability, which he says resulted
from said injury.
In the case of Charles Walls Rex,
an infant by his next Of friend, his
father, Jonathan. B. Rex, VS.. John
Coyle, plaintiff, in reply to defend
ants answer, deniesi that defend
ants auto was turnkd over on it's
side as alleged in lie answer; de-
nies plaintiff had any opportunity
to get away from defendants auto;
denies plaintiff was negligent in
any manner, and AYERS said injur-
les to plaintiff were caused as in
his petition set forth.
Petition In Partition
Anna Mae Click Whitlatch files
suit for partition against Elmer
Whitlatch and five others. Plain
tiff claims legal estate in fee sim
pie of an undivided one-fourth part
as tenant in common, also dover
interest in an undivided one-fourth
part of real estate located in York
township, which includes $500 OF
an acre, and six lots in the village
of Rosedale.
Divorce Action
Marie Wallace, a minor, 19 years
of age, by Alice Tolbert, her moth
er and next of friend, files suit for
divorce against Vernette Wallace,
minor 20 years of age. Grounds
alleged are gross neglect of duty
They were married Nov. 8, 1910,
and have no children. Plaintiff al
leges that at all times since their
marriage defendant refused to pro-
vide for her and since Dec. 20,
1910, refused to live with her at
all. Plaintiff states defendant has
made and circulated false and de-
famatory statements about her,
which nave caused here worry and
humiliation Plaintiff states in Pc
! tition, defendant has since Dec. 29,
1910, kept company and associated
with other women. She asks for
divorce and for restoration of her
maiden name, Marie Tolbert.
Assignments
Friday, Feb. 27, at 10 a. M
Marie Price vs. Earl Price, action
for divorce.
Wednesday Judge Carlos M.
Riecker heard the case of Jesse
Worthington, as executor of Elma
Edgerton, deceased, action to con-
strue will. Decision was reserved.
Probate Court
In the case of Dion S. Birney VS..
Ohio Levelwell company, an Ohio
orporation-possessi of real es-
tate, plaintiff, is given writ Of pos
session of said premises, located in
Malta township, including all oil.
gas, and other minerals. The land
is where the horizontal oil we'll isl
located at Havener's run.
In the matter of the estate of
Thomas M. Frisbey, deceased, au-
thority to transfer real estate to
Bertha Moody, daughter, life es-
tate and to Frieda Dughman,
granddaughter, balance subject to
life estate Of Bertha Moody.
Application of Elva Niceswanger,
surviving spouse of Jesse F. Nice
swanger, deceased, to purchase GER
IolI ICdl ColdIC at lAO dPpl dIoCu
value, $1,000. Atty A. B. Mercer
is appointed commissioner to make,
execute and deliver deed. Said
conveyance is approved by the
court.
Inventory is approved in the es
tate of Mary Stephenson, deceased. /
Total appraisement of assets in in
ventory, $5,961.83, composed of
$4,294 in stocks and securities;
$767.83, accounts and debts receiv-
able, and 5000, real estate. S. A.
Finley, j. e. Patterson and j. c.
Hutchins, are appraisers, and !
Dwight Stephenson. executor.
Will of Ernest Bell, late of York
township, is admitted to probate.
To his wife, Maude Bell, is be- /
queathed all property during her
natural life, and at her death prop ,
erty is to pass to three children, !
Floyd Bell, Kathryn B. Heigley
and Charles Bell, to be theirs abso-
lutely. and to be equally divided
among them, with the exception
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