In Re Estate of Black

For a proper understanding of this case it Becomes necessary to summarize the material evidence as contained in the bill of exceptions.

Wilma Black, unmarried, had held a stenographic position with the Union Central Life Insurance Company of Cincinnati. Beginning sometime in 1936, she became afflicted with a crippling form of paralysis. In 1939 she went as a patient to the Beading Institute and was there attended by Mrs. Ann Tegeder, a graduate nurse. In 1940 Mrs. Tegeder came, as a nurse, to the Black home in Cincinnati, occupied by Miss Black and her parents.

During the latter part of that…