Court News P. F. Griffin Leaves Estate of $200000
Probate reveals Patricx F. Griffin leaves $100000 estate with 60 percent to wife Magdaline. Brothers Bawary and Michael and sister Katherine each get 10 percent. remainder shared by niece Mary Griffin and nephew Patrick Griffin. Trust fund setup for seven and a half years with Tri-State Loan and Trust Company. Cash bequests total $17,500. wife receives $36,000 plus household goods. Local church, St Joseph's in Springfield, receives $200. Will filed via Leonard, Rose & Yollars.
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Bawary
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Leonard, Rose & Yollars
Two Wives File Suit for Divorce
Nelio Lamprecht sues Alphonse Lamprecht in superior court for divorce alleging neglect and coercion. She seeks custody of their children and accuses him of injuring her health through mistreatment and jealousy.
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Arthur Steele
Nate Steele
Lasselle Atrant
Superior Court
Smith & Geuke
Nelio Lamprecht
Alphonse Lamprecht
Todd Interviewed Domestic Heads Over Wire Tax Board
N. K. Todd, representative of the wire tax board, was in the city yesterday interviewing several heads of domestic corporations about the work. Presently the officials awaited Wilf return to complete the task.
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Todd
Aid Tienty
Lis
Wilf
County official accused of improper payments in 1920 board role
County clerk Kent Sweet faced a charge for drawing 1200 for services as a member of the board of dlea ton convagners in 1920. The county commissioners approved the payment, but the board of accounts contends he had no legal right. Separately, Anthony Wayne consolidated school land appraisal fixed at 7500 in circuit court. Appraisers listed were W. J. Quad Albert Schaut and Louis Moore. the land is owned by Nolan Realty Investor Co.
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Kent Sweet le
Indianapolis
Auto Board of Accounts
Dleaton Convagners
Anenay Wan
Conmmiautoners
Hoard of Accounts
Anthony Wayns Consolidated
Mads
Wate
W. J. Quad
Albert Schaut
Louis Moore
Nolan Realty Investor Company
Albert Priest
Justice of the Peace
Joseph Willitzna
Wayne Township
Washington Township
Julie Ballou
Willamy
Ren
Duance
Court considers support payments amid earnings dispute
Paul Schoote argues he should not pay wife Agnes support due to his earnings and her alleged use of funds. He claims she kept most of his money and sold furniture for $1190. Attorney fees of $35 ordered against him. Runyon matter dismissed on plaintiff motion. William Brannon files croan-com plant for divorce from Macy over ongoing quarrels. Public notices list several local couples and residents involved in cases and residence questions.
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Agnes
Tio
Ahe
Try
William Brannon
Macy
Ryan, Ryan & Aldrich
Will of Former Postmaster Probated in Hartword City
In Hartword City Indiana on June 37 the will of the late J. S. Chapman former postmaster was probated in the elhouse court. The estate valued at about 3000 dollars is to be divided equally among seven children. Also notes Fort Wayne Builders' Supply Co ad copy about Art-Craft roof and insurance savings.
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Hartword City
Ind
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Chapman
Elfouse Court
Fort Wayne Builders’ Supply Co
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