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Newspaper
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
14
Russell Reed of Cherry Grove Ohio and Frank Jackman of Harrison Ohio are listed as individuals in the readable segment. No further context or actions are provided in the text.
Leona J Kellum a French war bride from 1522 Eastern Ave won a divorce from Kelsie Kellum a World War veteran. Married in Bourges France on March 17 1919 they allege desertion and infidelity. Kellum letters reveal plans to marry another woman and a child of two weeks old. Kellum says he seeks freedom to be with his lover and their child.
Mrs. Leona H Ryeburn 22 assistant bookkeeper of 3014 Paul St wins divorce from Philip Ryeburn 23 press man of Deer Park on grounds of extreme cruelty The couple married July 7 1923 Records show Ryeburn had prior divorce from Mrs Claire Rye burn of 1605 Broadway The second wife Corene McGlone 22 of Norwood is granted divorce from Edward J MecGlone 29 address unknown The McGlone case notes she was 15 years old.
The docket lists multiple cases across rooms with judges Caldwell LeBlond Roettinger Darby Hurley and others. It includes Meissner vs Kischner DeRuiter et al Walker vs Carpenter Mitchell vs City of Cincinnati The King Investment and Lumber Company vs Fox Morton vs Cincinnati and more with 9 o'clock and 10 o'clock start times.
A woman married McGlone on June 20 1918 at Prince George Virginia. The couple separated on April 1 1925. She was granted a divorce on grounds of gross neglect.
Jesse M. Humphrey a 42 year old wholesale coal dealer with an office at 2511 Union Central Building dissipated earnings by gambling and drinking and failed to provide for his wife. Mrs Elizabeth C Humphrey 39 of 2912 Utopia Place was granted the divorce yesterday.
Eleanor Milley seeks divorce from John Milley with address unknown. Lisco Stephens, 30, of 829 West Ninth Street, divorces Mrs. Stella M. Stephens of 157 East Thirteenth Street. Clara Wulfe kamp, 35, of 2845 Massachusetts Avenue, dissolves marriage to Frank Wulfe kamp of 409 Findlay Street.
Judge Hurley of the Common Pleas Court annulled the marriage of Mrs. Cora J. Atkinson, 31, of 918 Laurel Street, ending a belief she was divorced. The ruling highlights an unexpected turn in a long disputed marital matter.
Albert Atkinson 40 a Bloom School janitor secured an annulment from his wife Mrs. Atkinson after he alleged she had another husband living at their 1920 marriage. She previously wed Fred Schlosser in 1914 believing he was divorced, learned in 1917 a Hamilton attorney pursued divorce for desertion, and only later found Schlosser was not divorced. She says she may face a suit from the first husband.
George H. Weygandt a 40 year old Germantown New Thought lecturer was described as a queer character lacking responsibility. His wife Irene Mitchell Weygandt testified in Domestic Relations Court that he abandoned her caused a $300 bill at the Alms Hotel and urged her to withdraw from the hotel by devious means. Judge Hoffman took the case under advisement.
Foster C. Russell of 4219 Fergus Street sues Mrs Pearl Grace Wood Russell for divorce alleging desertion since October 2 1925. They married March 19 1912 and he says she has stayed out all night since July and left home September 30 taking her trunk and not returning.
County negotiates with Muhlenhard over property needed for a sewage disposal plant. Attorneys state the county originally offered Muhlenhard $2,900 as compensation.
Judge Caldwell orders the Union Gas and Electric Co to stop building a high tension wire tower on Fred W Kremer’s Summit road farm between Carthage pike and Reading road after Kremer claimed trespass and seeks 3000 dollars. Edmond N Simons sues Mason Towle Co for 1140 dollars paid as a minor for a touring car later disaffirmed and returned with interest.
Herman Evans of 2104 Madison read files for divorce from his 86 year old wife Mrs Philamina Evans now in Detroit Michigan. He accuses her of being uncongenial and dissatisfied, squandering his money and smoking, saying they moved twenty six times since their 1901 marriage.
Mrs. Clara Gerold files a quit for divorce asserting ten years of persistent nagging and fault finding by her husband Frank Gerold. She seeks relief under law and an end to the marriage.
The American Book Company files an appeal in Common Pleas Court contesting the State Tax Commission’s valuation of its Third and Pike Street real estate at 198 180. The company notes the Hamilton County Board of Revision set 1924 value at 211 300 while the land previously showed 89 600 on the tax duplicate. The State Tax Commission reduced the valuation to 198 980 on Sept 1, but the firm argues this exceeds true value and seeks reversal.
Judge Stanley Struble of Criminal Court summoned a list of grand jurors for the October term. Names include Charles Rentrob Ike Baehr Joseph Walsh Benjamin J Grote Robert Tilney Sr Nicholas Becker Charles Wiltsee John Hansen Michael McShane Fred Elsche Joseph Bramer Jacob Brandt and Oscar Graeser from various streets in St Bernard Carthage and surrounding avenues.
Harry Pressner filed suit in Common Pleas Court seeking $15 350 from Dallas Tarvin alleging a 45 mph city ordinance violation on April 6 1925 when Tarvin’s car hit Pressner as he crossed Seventh street at Central avenue. Pressner says he was knocked unconscious his back torn ribs broken and head and scalp cut and unable to work since.
A jury in Judge Lueders Probate Court awarded William Muhlenhard of Compton Road Mt. Healthy 8291 dollars for the condemnation of 7.47 acres of his land by the County Commission.
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