Hemingray vs. John Woodbridge

[Newspaper]

Publication: The Indianapolis Journal

Indianapolis, IN, United States
p. 7, col. 1-2

THE COURT RECORD.

Proceedings in the Various Courts of

Record Yesterday.

Abstracts of Decisions Rendered in the

Supreme Court.

CITY JUDGES HAVE NO JURISDICTION.

BANKRUPTCY BUSINESS.

A. R. White was yesterday adjudges bankrupt, and a meeting of creditors set for November 30th before Register Ray.

John Woodbridge and Effie Woodbridge, of the firm of John Woodbridge & Co., this city, yesterday filed voluntary petition in bankruptcy, which was referred to Register Ray. James E. Franklin was appointed provisional assignee to take charge of stock. Indebtedness, $13,159; assets, estimated, $11,500.

THE RECORD — NOVEMBER 8.

Superior Court.

Room No. 3 — Hon. Samuel E. Perkins, Judge.

J. H. Laird was admitted to practice law.

Trials were had an judgements entered as follows:

Hemingray Glass Company vs. John Woodbridge et al. Judgement, $275.

Keywords:	Hemingray
Researcher notes:	It's apparent by other portions of the article that Woodbridge went bankrupt and Hemingray was already pursuing a claim which was awarded by the courts the same day as Woodbridge's bankruptcy filing
Supplemental information:
Researcher:	Bob Stahr
Date completed:	October 25, 2022 by: Bob Stahr;