In Re Estate of Hatch

From the evidence in this case, as contained in the bill of exceptions, the following narrative of events and deductions is warranted:

Amy J. Hatch, confined to bed by reason of illness, resided with her daughter, Euth Ella Gerlach. Mrs. Hatch had on deposit in a savings account in the Kenton National Bank the sum of $1,977.88. At her request, a printed card was secured from the bank, which when signed would prima facie create a so-called joint and survivorship account between or among the signers as to the bank account to which the card referred.

Such card was signed by Mrs. Hatch as well as…