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ree Couples of reen County Are. Given Divorcesee Green county divorces were i by Judge George Grimm at a al term for Green held here ay upon his first visit in Janes-in two weeks. Several Rock y matters were expected to be nted during the afternoon, herine Wenger was given a di-from Edward Wenger, and Schneider was given a divorce Max Schneider. All are of e. The case of Guy B. McGin-gainst Gertrude McGinley was open for further testimony. Cruelf- and Inhuman treatment was chargfd in both of the divorcesgranted.A ejross-complaint vas filed in the Wengfer case. Mrs. Wenger testified that tier husband had made an effort to defraud her of* $2,000 she hadloaned him, but eventually paid herback OMt of money stored in glass fruit jars£' ffrnied when he jtook the stand in defense. The money, he said, he had placed in Jars in the cellar to save for the payment of the loan and for taxes and other charges against his 200-acre farm near Monroe. While the gross income from the farm about $3,000per year, last year it ran behind $200, he testified. Temporary alimony of $20 per month was ordered pending a permanent division ofproperty.Cruel and inhuman treatment anddrunkeness was charfed by Mrs. Schneider, manager of a Monroe rest apt, against htr husband. They wer.e married Monroe lt;n 1913. Support inonef *cr permonth for their child was stipulated, but no alimony was aiked.
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Mon, Jul 01, 1929
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