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Who owns $26,000, the amount the 421 shares of Tenants Realty Co. stock brought over its Inventory value of $12,100 In the Frank J. Seitz estate? The question was submitted to Judge Lewell C. Bodey in common pleas court Saturday. The stock sold for $38,018. Clarence Hess, sole heir of Anna Seitz, lately deceased widow of Seitz, claims the surplus. He says that the profit from the sale of the stock was increment to the Income which was devised to Mrs. Seitz, since the sale was made in her life time, though not paid in cash, due to lawsuits, until her death. Ten nieces and nephews of Frank Seitz, residuary legatees, claim it is part of the capital estate and hot income and thus belongs to them. The Commercial Banking Trust Co. filed an application as executor of the Frank Seitz estate, asking the court to rule. Hears, filed a cross petition. Judge . B. King, represents the Bellz heirs, excepting the Weyl branch. Hertlein Schwer represent George and Pierce Weyl. Allan G. Aigler in counsel for Ed na Weyl. Squires and H. L. Peeke represents Hess. Judge Rodney has the case under advisement. FILE DAMAGE CLAIM Ruel Flint, administrator of the estate’ of Albert Flint, filed action for 225,000 damages for the death of Flint, in common pleas court Sat urday. Virgil Squire of Defiance, is de fendant. Charges are of alleged careless and negligent operation of the auto which is said to have struck Fiint as he rode a bicycle along Cleve landrd on Feb. 19, 1680. Flint was so badly injured that he died in 20 minutes, the petition avers. It is charged that the alleged care lessness was in the operation of the car at a high and dangerous rate of speed, Survivors of Flint are listed as Ruel Flint, a son, and Ruth Cebull and Eunice Mainzer, daughters. Attorney John F. McCrystal filed the case. TWO GET LIQUOR FINE John Rucker and Henry Willams, both colored and of Homeville, were fined $300 and $500 and costs, re spectively, in municipal court Sat urday, by Judge Minor, on charges of possessing liquor. The men were arrested Friday night by Deputy Sheriffs Hansen and Moore. The deputies reported Having had many complaints. Three-quarters of a gallon of al leged “alkie’ and three half-pints of “stuff'' were reported seized. Williams had previously sworn to an affidavit charging Herbert Wil lams with assault with intent to KIL | Arraigned before Justice Lee Mer riam Jat Rogerts Herbert pleaded not guilty and was bound to the grand jury on $2,000 bail. It was learned from officials that Herbert Williams has sworn to an affidavit charging Henry WHIliams with assault and battery. The principal is live on Mostly av. 1S HELD FOR JURY Andrew’ Zvosecurregneda before Justice Lee S. Merriam on charges for having stolen an auto belonging to Fred Dahl, pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury in $1,000 bail in this case and In $1,000 on charges of having attempt ed to rob Dahs. Zvosec was returned from Louis ville, Ky. Friday. It was charged that he and his brother left to mar ket three pigs for Dahs and return ed, demanded money and, upon failing to get it drove off in the Dahs car. SETTLE DAMAGE SUIT The $25,000 damage action of Herman Winkles against Rolland Brand, was settled and dismissed in common pleas court Saturday. Winkles said he was knocked down, while riding a bicycle and p seriously injured. John F. Mc Crystal is the attorney. REAL’ ESTATE TRANSFERS Blanche Brundage to Elwin P. Brundage 17.31 A. Sec. 2 Berlin, 101, 26 A. Sec. 3 and 4 Vermilion, 24,88 A. Sec. 3 Florence, $1. Est. Geo. H. Boehmer to Beatrice McGregor Peeler Pt. Lot 6 Huron ay, and Pt. Lot 1 Adams st, $1, Wesley J). and Margaret W. Hire to Wm. and Irene W. Borchardt Lot, Castalia, $1. Wm. Schoeneman, trustee to Ar thur Kejser 327 Crystal Rock, $1. Maynard J. Fisher to Jessie M. Fisher, Pt. Lot 28 Hancockst Court Decree. Liquidating Midland Bank to J. K. Boehm Sub, Lot 41 Bay View, $1. Tena and Hiram 's WVeltzman to John R. and Freda M. Gocksetter Lot 60 Wilborst, Huron, $1. Harriet Nathan et al to Win, Hun ter Lot 441 Secondst, $1. MOTION IS OVERRULED Judge W. L. Fiesinger Saturday overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of Coretta MHosfeld against the Sheet Metal Workers’ Union. In this case the estate of Jacob Hosfeld claim death benefits The court ruled that these ‘would not be collected as Hosfeld had not abided fully by the rules of the or ganization on payment of dues, H. L. Peeke presented the motion, PROBATE COURT Will of Nettie E. Kerber admitted to probate.
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Sandusky Register
Sandusky, Ohio, US
Sun, Feb 08, 1931
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