Kratli v. Starke County Trust & Savings Bank
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBridwell, J.
— On the 21st day of January, 1929, one John G. Kratli died testate, and thereafter his • will was duly probated in the Starke Circuit Court, and letters of administration were issued to the Starke County Trust and Savings Bank as executor in accordance with the provisions of the will, and such bank qualified and entered upon the discharge of its duties as such executor. Beneficiaries named in the will were the appellant, a. second childless wife of the decedent, and six children of the deceased, by a former wife. After the probation of the will the widow duly executed and filed her elec-'…
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