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T. W Killough Sued County W Killough is one of the In $7,389 suit that has been filed in Chancery Court by John Harvey Harvey claims to be entitled to that amount from war TISK insur ance policy deposited in Soddy bank which closed Killough charged with require the bank to post bond as administrator of the Mark Harvey The defendants are Killough his bonding the Maryland Cas ualty ceiver of the Soddy
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KILLOUGH, BONDING FIRM, BANK AND RECEIVER SUED From Page Five. Robertson, receiver of the defunct Soddy bank, pending in chancery court. suit filed months ago, the papers from the court and the bill suppressed. was disclosed yesterday when it became known that the will called hearing shortly before Pat H. Thach, who acting as chancellor. ChancelLon Foust himself because Hamilton National bank before his elevation to the Harvey, represented by Attorney John A. Chambliss, who bill, claims to be entitled to $7,389. which paid by the on war policy issued to Mark The money was deposited the bank, which was letters of administration in the Harvey estate on Sept. 1925. After the bank crashed. the money was missing. charged. He seeks the on the allegation that the Soddy bank kept deposit with Clerk Killough is charged with failing to require the bank post bond administrator. In an answer filed by Killough's attorney. Alvin Killough, and Casualty company's Milligan, insisted that Killough only his duties in issuing the administration, and that Harvey is guilty negligence not protesting earlier. The Hamilton bank denies any liability. and demurs to Harvey's suit the ground that the statute limitations It represented by the law firm Cantrell Meacham Moon. Whitaker & Whitaker are attorneys for Receiver