Gohring v. Koonce

On February 27, 1919, W. G. Gobring obtained a judgment upon a promissory note against the defendant, Lenora Koonce. Gohring died testate on June 3, 1924, leaving eight beneficiaries to whom he bequeathed his property. His estate was closed on May 26, 1926. Almost ten years later, to wit, March 14, 1934, the plaintiffs, appellants, who were two of the eight beneficiaries named in W. G. Gohring’s will, caused execution to issue on said judgment. Under this execution J. P. Sawyer, as administrator of the estate of Charles J. Sick-enger, deceased, was garnished as a supposed debtor of Lenora…