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■Eighty Other Couples Grant- 1 „ ed Freedom in Two CourtsI *i Yesterday *if|M IStuart Bready, a former clergyman, |*a?i granted a divorce from Agnes M. I IB* * ^roady in Common I’lean Courti j','' yp*tor^ay. The decree was hand-» r1?,own' Judge* Martin and Stanke.The couple were married in Washington in 1012. They went to Kuropejfor tiieir honeymoon and then the husband assumed charge of an Americanchurch in Frankfort, Germany. They returned to America in 1014 and Mrs.!ready shortly afterward began suit]n?r divorce on the charge of cruelty.tThc case was brought in the localjcourts, but was ruled out in 1017 because Mrs. Bready could not prove her residence here was other than temporary.1 Mr. Bready then began a eounter-;ruit on the grounds of desertion and the award was made yesterday. During the proceedings Mrs. Bready lived for a while with an aunt on Winona avenue, Germantown. Later she movedback to Washington, where she is now living with her parents. The husband was employed for a time by the Pennsylvania Railroad here and in Balti--more. lie is «‘r» years old and Mrs. jBready is 20/ 0
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Tue, Dec 21, 1920
Page 15
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Boyd C.
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