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-iris r.nd the officers had found a r.um Col- set, a battery and candy alleged •nice to have been taken from the Nagy jchel i store.ad-srry.; ister Toll a r-.■/ard'Therirls;:heir“Lo.aoir;Marion’s WealthiestMatron Given DivorceMAKION. O.. MarchMrs. Marion Koogler Phillips. 43.Marion's wealthiest woman, wasgranted a divorce today from Cnar-. les N. Phillips. Marion banker, on: grounds of evtrcme crj1y!ty- r _i Common Pieaa Jud*e W.;Wright. Bucyrua, granted the ae-j cree. He was sent here to hear the, , case by Carrington ' T. Marshall-; ;i oD chief justice of the Ohio supremecourt. .Judge Charles L. Justice. Marion.refused a decree December 4, 1925, and was reversed in overruling a motion for a new trial by the circuit court of appeals.Judge Wright also approved a contract between Mr. and i ot i Phillips, whereby the husband is to receive $150,000 as his dower mMrs. Phillips estate.not rtedtrarktheMrs.iver,, on ableandBill-overr In teamMrs. Lillian Merrick of Merrick avenue has returned to her home after a two week*1 visit with ner daughter, Mrs. Thresa Merri ck Wiseman. of Chicago.HEALS MANY BURNS
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Zanesville Times Recorder
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Tue, Mar 30, 1926
Page 12
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