Butler County Divorces and Probate Inquiries Reported
Judge P. P. Boli grants Hazel Ellwood a divorce from Robert Ellwood for neglect and cruelty and grants custody of their three children. Endell K. Bolin sues Betty Irwin Bolin for neglect in a separate divorce decree. Leroy E. Moore divorces Dorothy Moore and receives custody with child to stay with maternal grandmother. maintenance set at 42 dollars monthly. The will of Wilhelmina R. Cady is probated, with a $500 bequest to daughter-in-law Marie Cady and equal shares to Elsie Lingler and Mabel Schwab. executors named. Dolores Ruth Wiseman gains a divorce from Millard Wiseman on cruelty grounds and reverts to Brewer name. Lula M. Kollstedt sues Peter B. Kollstedt for divorce on neglect allegations and seeks retention of realty in Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Boli
Common Pleas Court
Hazel Ellwood
Hamilton
Robert Ellwood
Common Pleas Court of
Endell K. Bolin
Betty Irwin Bolin
Leroy E. Moore
Dorothy Moore
Moore
Wilhelmina R. Cady
Marie Cady
Elsie Lingler
Mabel Schwab
W. C. Beeler
Francis S. Beeler
Clara E. Moneher
Lula M. Kollstedt
Peter B. Kollstedt
Hey
Divorce petition cites neglect and cruelty in Uhlenhake case
Geneva Uhlenhake of Hamilton sues Clarence Unienhake of Dayton in Common Pleas Court alleging neglect and cruelty. The pair were married November 22 1945 in Covington Kentucky. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Hildebrard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Uhlenhake
Hamilton
Common Pleas
Clarence Unienhake
Dayton
Covington
Hildebrard
Glover Divorce Restores Adams Name After Alimony Award
Judge P. P. Boll of Common Pleas Court grants Cenora Adams Glover divorce from Sam M. Glover and restores her maiden name Adams. The decree awards $400 alimony amid testimony of cruelty and neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. P. Boll
Common Pleas Court
Cenora Adams Glover
Hamilton-Middletown Rd
Sam M. Glover
Adams
Multiple Divorces and Petitions Filed in Hamilton Pleas Court
Mary Ellen Schneider of Hamilton sues Harold Dean Brown doing business as Deans Beauty Shop for 1000 dollars after a scalp injury during a April 21 permanent wave. Ruth Ellen Motter, Hamilton, seeks divorce from Lewis U Motter of Littlestown Penn to restore her maiden Scott name. Decree granted in Kolb v Hazel Kolb custody awarded and 431 dollars lien on realty sale. Bessie Howard of New Miami seeks divorce from Milton Howard cited neglect cruelty. Roy Parks of Hamilton sues Beatrice Parks for divorce. Mary Helen Whitesell of Hamilton seeks divorce from Earnest Kitesell. she regains maiden Thompson name. Inheritance tax levied on Josephine Miller widow estate of Edward Miller. Lillian Pelfrey of Midgetown divorces Floyd Pelfrey and gains custody of son with 7.50 weekly maintenance. Harold E Jones of Middletown divorces Ella Mae Jones for neglect. Albert Miller of Middletown divorces Annie Miller for wilful absence. Edith Riley minor of Middleown divorces William Riley and resumes maiden Martin name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Schneider
Hamilton
Common Pleas Court
Harold Dean Brown
Dean
Ruth Ellen Motter
Lewis U Motter
Littlestown
Penn
Scott
P. P. Boll
Ralph H. Kolb
Hazel Kolb
Mary Helen Whitesell
Common Pleas
P P. Boll
Earnest Charles Kitesell
Thompson
Lillian Pelfrey
Floyd Pelfrey
Edith C. Riey
Grand Ave
Middleown
Common Peas Court
William D. Riley
Martin
Divorce petition filed in Common Pleas Court over custody
Dorothy Hole of Middletown files for divorce from Harold Eugene Hole of Marion Indiana and seeks custody of their son citing neglect. Married April 30 1940 in Covington Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Dorothy Hole
North Ave
Middletown
Harold Eugene Hole
Marion
Ind
Covington
Divorce petition alleges neglect in Dry case
Marie Dry of 2122 Hill Street Middletown files for divorce from Corporal Franklin E. Dry of Fort Slocum New York alleging neglect. The couple wed December 2 1929 and the action is on file in Common Pleas Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Dry
Hill
Divorce Petition Filed By Myrtle Flowers in Middletown
Myrtle Flowers of 1717 Central Ave Middletown seeks a divorce from Anthony Flowers in Cincinnati on grounds of separation three years and alleged neglect. She asks custody of their three children and alimony. couple married June 11 1926 in Newport Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Flowers
Central Ave
Middletown
Common Pleas
Anthony Flowers
Cincinnati
Newport
Hughes Sues Over Nonconforming House in Lemon Township
Curtis J. Hughes of Middletown sues Fred Clinger in Common Pleas Court seeking an injunction to stop occupation of a house in Kotrne Acres Lemon Township and to compel removal. Hughes owns 100 lots and sold one on June 25 to Clinger whose building allegedly fails to meet a 500 square foot minimum and a $4,000 minimum cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis J. Hughes
Middletown
Common Pleas
Fred Clinger
Kotrne Acres
Lemon Township
Hughes
Clinger
Groundhog Day Legend Traced to Pennsylvania Dutch
World Book Encyclopedia notes the Groundhog Day legend originated with the Pennsylvania Dutch. The entry ties the tradition to Germanic customs and early American practices observed in Pennsylvania.
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Streif Thau
Kraut Cutters
Streif Thau’s
Frigidaire
Fairbanks-Morse
Denngstoun
Mullins
Dole
Butler County Court News
Dolores Ruth Wiseman
BP. P. Boll
Millard Wiseman
Brewer
Bessie Howard
Joe Avenue
New Miami
Milton Howard
Oxford
Miss
Beatrice Parks
Roy Parks
Stephens Street
Richmond
Josephine Miller
Edward B. Miller
Harold E. Jones
Ella Mae Jones
Albert Miller
Annie Mary Miller
Central Avenue
Sentinel
Ohlo
Capitol Day
California
Ric
Cs Een
Wee Jess
Ker
Sota Hs
Diamond Brand Coffee
TIP Toe Coffee
DOT
Pence’s Food Market
Trimble's Grocery
Baltimore St
Nori's Food Market
Michigan and
Grove
Bistanco's Market
Bill's Market
P. Vitor
Fernwood & Plymouth
Mayfield
Seller's Market
Baltimore and Jacob Polisini
Crawford St
Wombold Bros
Welling Food Market
Vanness St
Manchester Rd
Lane's Grocery
Oxford State Road
Callahan
Blue Ball Groc. Cor
Blue Ball Pike
Flint's
Tytus Ave
Howerson's
Clayton Ave
Coal
Aabet
Witenmann Gnewine CO
Beckman & Dickerson CO
Gat Aol” Beer
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