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r : —7*lt;M ’.v'v . .•’••. *.-,h ■-‘ t- •■• * ‘ISDivarcesin ~With both Judge Ralph w. Hasner and Judge George W. Wood, in .their respective divisions, : listening:' to i tales of marital ; woe«: and irifeliclty by husbands - and wives seeking legal severance of marriage 'ties, it- divorces were granted in Black Hawk ommty. district court yesterday ^after-noon between '2: and: 5 o'clock. :Two fiddl tlonal divorces were granted earlier- in ■ the day, making; the total 13 for the first day of, the September term: of court in -which default could be entered. All' casessubmitted; . were uncontested. -Causes for;;breaking of the : mari-tal bonds'rah: tha';gamut' from desertion to infidelity. Inhuman treatment: was the dominant: cause of discord. m John'-' 'Gray was given a debree from Grace; Gray when he appeared with his 13-year-old son, who testified to visits to the home of a negro.Bernice Aldrich declared that she had no place to live-and that her husband - supported her only three weeks after her: marriage to RogerAldrich.; Sho was granted a decree:Arthur Shaffer was granted a divorce ; from Lillian H, Shaffer, Jatmi-ta Shaw from Prank Shaw. Luella Weinhold from Dan Weinhold, Ma-ble. Betts-, from Floyd P, Betts, Iona Payton from Lawrence Payton, Herbert Lobe from Ruth Lobe, Anna L. Johnson from Donald C. Johnsonand Phpebe Z. Parkin from Ray E. Parkin.
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Waterloo Evening Courier

Waterloo, Iowa, US

Wed, Sep 18, 1929

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