Baker v. Dollar Savings & Trust Co.

OPINION

By FARR, J.

The record is not clear as to how this account was created. L. P. Baker was a railroader, and as far as the record discloses was employed for the greater part of the time. Anceline Baker was a crippled woman, unable, without the assistance of crutches or cane, to move about. After the reopening of this account some two or three withdrawals were made by Anceline Baker. After her death a number of withdrawals were made by the husband, L. P. Baker. Deposits were made quite regularly in varying amounts. It is clear that Anceline Baker was not a wage earner, and it is equally…