Kalt v. Youngworth

In 1932 Ella Kalt died leaving a will in which she bequeathed the residue of hesr estate to her two sons, Earl Kalt and Stanley Kalt, after making certain minor bequests to their wives and to her grandchildren. Stanley Kalt was appointed executor by the probate court pursuant to the terms of the will. Shortly thereafter two actions on promissory notes were commenced against Stanley Kalt, in his individual capacity, and his wife Loretta, by Leo Young-worth, administrator of the estate of R. P. Goings. Writs of attachment were levied upon the interests of Stanley and Loretta Kalt in the…