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WISCONSINThursday Afternoon,Judge ProctorGrants FourDivorces Hereground# of voluntary separation of the parties for more than five years. He said his wife left him in October, 19-B. The couple married July 23, 1922, in New York and has one child. Barbeau wa# given custody of the child.Superior Judge Hoy H. Proctor Wednesday undid a marital knot he tied two year# ago. Tbe divoroa was one of four he granted Wednesday, Among the decree# waa one granted to Mr#. Either Hauge, 109 Power# ave.. from Bert Hauge, Madi#on truck dnv-Storm Sewer MainLowBidder sN antedBid# on the building of four storm sewer mains on the East Side were opened by the city board of public work# Wednesday. The bid# totaledintermarlMlbestMineouthavenoujtheMkinswitlsketMacwellfrom Bert Hauge, Madison true* onv- 20,424.99.*r. Judge Proctor married the couple contractors who submitted thelowest bids stfd the location of the_______Via At«r*n Pa Vim? Co..rJune 1, 1939Three Other# G#t DivorcesOther divorces were granted toMathew J. Schlough, Middleton, Danecounty highway patrolman, from Mr#. Helen E. Schlough, waitress at a town of Weitport tavern; to-Mrs. .Eunice Mae Baler, Lodi, now a student nurse at Milwaukee, from Marvin Baler, former Sauk City resident now serving a prison term for taking indecent liberties with a minor girl; and to George Barbeau, Fond du Lac, from Mrs. Irene Barbeau, New York.MrB. Hauge charged her husband failed to support her, drank to excess, struck her and used abusive language. She was granted the decree on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and nonsupport and was awarded custody of the couple’s two children.Schlough told Judge Proctor that, over his Objections, his wife took a job as a waitress in a tavern. When he told her to choose between him and the tavern, she took the tavern, Schlough claimed. The husband won the decree on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple married May 10, 1933, in Waukegan, 111., and ha# three children. Mrs. Schlough was given permission to resume her maiden name of Curran.‘Lived Together Short Time*Mr#. Baler declared she and her husband lived together but a short time. When she went to her Lodi home from Milwaukee last May 12, she sent word to her husband she was home but he failed to visit her. Next day, over the telephone, he told her he did not want to see her, the wife claimed. Mrs. Baier was given the divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and was given permission to resume her maiden name of Accola. The couple married Mar. 18, 1941, In Dubuque, la., and has no children. Barbeau was given his decree onsewer mains were Madison Paving Co., storm sewer on Amoth ct. from Atwood ave. to the Milwaukee road tarcks and along the tracks to the Ya-hara riveh, .$7,461.04;Joseph Walsh Co.. sewer on SixthSt., between E. Johnson and Hoardst’ »3,329.20;Joseph Walsh Co., sewer on Jenifer tracks and along the tracks to the Ya-hara river, *7,481.04;Michael Oliver, sewer on Fifth st. between E. Washington ave. and Up-ham st., $8,698.50.I)truemilirawcLMadison Is ‘BestMarket in USA,Sketch AssertsAt least one man and his wife found Madi#on an easy town in which to find their way. according to a letter received by Mayor James R. Law today.Mr. and Mrs. Jack Durkin, Boone, la., sent Mayor Law a hand sketched card showing both persons at a street102KingStreetFix Them Now!~ withInvisible Soles!No Nail#* No Stitches Shoes Resized toShoe*DyedAny
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Madison Capital Times
Madison, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Sep 25, 1941
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