City National Bank & Trust Co. v. Oberheide Coal Co.

Defendants appeal from a judgment for $11,660.34, entered on the finding of the court in an action on a promissory note for $5,910, dated November 14, 1923, payable to the order of the “Estate of C. Oberheide,” five years after date, with interest at 6 per cent.

C. Oberheide died March 9, 1923. The defendant coal corporation owned and controlled by his widow, Dora, took over the business. His son, William, became the administrator of his estate. Three daughters, Sophia Knoeppel, Clara Blumenhagen and Dora Hohman, with two other sons, Christian H. and Fred, were his other heirs-at-law and next…