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wealth vs. Harrison Atkins; felony, set for November 16. J. W. Fletcher represents the defendant. The Com- ' monwealth, represented by attorney W. F. Moffett, against Henry Aylor, felony, defended by J. W. Fletcher, was continued to January 1, 1954.“ The case of the Commonwealth vs. Robert Corbin accused of felony, represented by Jack Fray, was set for January 13. _ '_
Other cases included in the docket were the Commonwealth vs. John H. Williams; felony, represented by Bain, set for November 20. The Commonwealth vs. Ogden E. Gray, > felony, represented by Gaines, was* set for November 20. The Commonwealth vs. Earl B. Combs, appeal misdeameanor, represented by attorney J. W. Fletcher, was set for November 19. ^ Civil cases^to be included in the ^ November session of Circuit Court are: Arthur F. Haelig vs. L. V. Merrill set for November 12. WhitingKerry Kendal 1 represents the plaintiff while Hall-thoma represents the defendant. In the second case, Elizabeth Haelig vs. L. V. Merrill Whiting-Kerry Kendall, plaintiff ^representative, and Hall-Thoma, defendant representative. The trial was set for November 13. In the law case of Giles -Beaty vs. Billy Sealock, Whiting-Kerry Kendall represents ' the defendant. This appeal case was . represents the plaintiff and W. F. set for November 16. J. B. Hudson Moffett, the defendant in the case of Ralph Ingersoll et vs. Joseph S. Dodson and Marvin Dodson; motion for ejectment; set for November 16.
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