Jacobi v. Cielinski

The complaint states that on June 6, 1951, William Cielinski executed his promissory note for $9,120 to the plaintiff, for the purchase of certain musical devices; he also executed a chattel mortgage on said devices to secure the payment of the note. Alwin W. Kolterman and Frances Kolterman, “for a valuable consideration,” guaranteed the payment of said note “and delivered the same so guaranteed to the plaintiff.” A copy of the note and guaranty, attached to the complaint, reads as follows:

“9,120 June 6, 1951

“For value received, after date I promise to pay Helen Jacobi or order, at Milwaukee,…