Turner v. Rust
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
J. SeaborN Holt, Associate Justice.
Appellant, Mary A. Turner, is the sole heir of John Rust who died January 20, 1954, being his daughter by a previous marriage. Appellee, Thelma Rust, is his surviving widow. John Rust was divorced from Mary’s mother in 1927 and the mother was awarded Mary’s custody, and later married a man by the name of Deitwiller. Deitwiller adopted Mary and Mary took the name of Deitwiller. Rust left a will dated 1936 in which no mention was made of appellant, Mary Turner.
Around 1930 Mr. Rust invented and patented a cotton picking machine and from this invention and…
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