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Thirty-one divorces were granted in Kenosha’s courts during November. All but three were granted on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.Julie DuBois, Kenosha, was granted a divorce from Phillip DuBois, Minneapolis, Minn., on grounds ofa voluntary one-year separation. They were married in Mound, Minn., Feb. 21, 1970, and have two children.David Hunter, Kenosha, received a divorce from Jean Hunter, address unknown, on grounds of a voluntary one-year separation.They were married in Joplin, Mo., July 30, 1966.Lula Wilhite, Kenosha, was awarded a divorce from Milton Wilhite Jr., Kenosha, on grounds of a voluntary one-year separation. Thev were married inwKenosha June 22, 1970. Irene Arnoldini, Kenosha,was granted a divorce from Charles Arnoldini, Kenosha They were married in Kenosha April 6, 1972, and have three children.Barbara Cloke, Kenosha, received a divorce from George Cloke, Kenosha, they were married in Marathon County, Wis., Dec 15, 1962, and have three children.Carolyn Conley, Kenosha, was awarded a divorce from Ralph Conley, Racine. They were married in Lake County, 111., Sept. 4, 1965, and have two children Robert DeLeon, Kenosha, received a divorce from Sara DeLeon, address unknown They were married in Crystal City, Texas, Nov 15, 1965. and have four childrenMeril Grinder, Somers, was awarded a divorce from Carol Grinder, Lancaster, Pa They were married in Franklin, Pa., Nov. 12, 1965. and have three children.James Heisner, Kenosha, was granted a divorce from Debbie Heisner, Waukegan, 111. They were married in Lake County, 111., Dec. 24, 1971, and have one child Larry Herbst, Kenosha, was granted a divorce from Mary Herbst, Kenosha. They were married in Twin Lakes July 29, 1972. and have one child Maudine Hughes, Kenosha, received a divorceShriners man kettlesFor the ninth consecutive year, approximately 350 Kenosha Shrine Club members will man Salvation Army Christmas kettles Friday and Saturday at all hanks and other downtown loca-Salvation Army. Harold C. Knight, president, Kenosha Shrine Club, hands a $1,000 check donated by the kettle workers to Capt. and Mrs. Harold Koughn, Salvation Army. Looking on are Ken-
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Kenosha News
Kenosha, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Dec 18, 1975
Page 17
Full Page
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