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GEORGE WAS A PIPPENKATHLENE WARREN ASKS FOR A DECREE OF DIVORCE.Second Widow Looms Up rs Claimant to Andrew J. Hoover Estate— Circuit Court Proceedings.Kathlene Warren has brought suit for a divorce from George W. Warren. They were married January 27, 1909, and soon after marriage the defendant procured one of his sons to file a complaint in the Montgomery Be Circuit Court, asking that he be an adjudged a person of unsound mind, lt;for the purpose of having a guardian erf appointed and that a suit might be rei brought on the part of such guardian to annul the marriage of the defend- ge ant and plaintiff. This is alleged in dii the complaint The defendant, it is j alleged, stated that he could go to a Tr sanitarium at Indianapolis and soon tui thereafter ask to have the guardian tin removed, when he would be at liberty to remarry Mattie Utterback, his di- Cai vorced wife. L0The plaintiff avers that the defend- (jrj ant became insanely jealous of her, rei and would not permit her to go to Ca Indianapolis unless she was attended by him. He accused her of having too ag intimate a friendship with other men fr£ whom she knew and would frequent- ap ly embarrass her by the use of lascivious and filthy language in the tri presence of her relatives and friends. pa He is alleged to have cursed her ] and on account of his brutal and be carnal nature the defendant could not tit: live in the same room with him part till of the time. The plaintiff states that to she left him in Crawfordsville during fer a fit of rage and took up residence re£ with her niece in Richmond, but returned to him later on his promise to cease his beastly demeanor.The defendant is asserted to have Ma accused the plaintiff of receiving letters from other men and also to have j stacked the furniture” while rumag- of ing for the communications. RoPictures of the deceased husband jje and daughter'were destroyed by the js , defendant although he knew that the onlt; memory of her former husband was Hadear!/^ft»*b®r..~- . clnThe plaintiff states that * the de? ^ fendant is indebted to her on notes j agj in the sum of $500, Divorce proceedings were once before begun in Montgomery county, but by mutual agree-] yeg ment were broken and residence taken up in this city. She separated from the defendant in this city on Sept.22, 1910, unable to live with him any longer. He is said to be possessed of personal and real estate property aggregating $25,000. The plaintiff asks jra $10,000 alimony and that her name of Kathlene Bowers be restored her, together with costs and attorney’s fees.€i'CO l POfam
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Lebanon Pioneer
Lebanon, Indiana, US
Thu, Sep 29, 1910
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