Mead v. Worel
Washington Supreme Court
Cross-appeals from an order of the superior court for Yakima county, Taylor, J., entered May 24, 1920, upon findings against the petitioner, denying an application to modify a former judgment awarding the custody of a minor child to defendants, and denying to defendants an application for the adoption of the child, after a hearing before the court.
1Opinion of the CourtMackintosh, J.
F. A. Mead appeals from an order entered by the superior court of Yakima county upon an order to show cause why a former judgment of that court should not be modified. Lish Worel and his wife cross-appeal from the court’s denial of their application for the adoption of Frederick A. Mead.
October 24, 1918, Lish Worel filed a petition in the superior court of Yakima county, claiming that Frederick A. Mead, a child then two years of age, was a dependent child and was in his custody; that his mother was dead; that he had no legal guardian; that *505his father had not properly provided for him, and…
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