Divorced Wife Seeks Alimony and Custody in Docket
Hazel Abel Delbert files for alimony from Don C. Delbert in common pleas court claiming repeated strikes and cruelty since their Sept 1967 marriage, one child born, with requests for injunctions preventing him from drawing railroad wages or molesting them, and for custody. Judge B G Young approves a temporary restraint blocking wage withdrawals and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowleer
Sine
Hazel Abel Delbert
Hase
Don C. Delbert
Court of Comenon Pleas
I. J. Myer
Iorle Railroad Company
Viebert
Arie Railroad Company
Social Whirl Reflects Town’s Quiet Summer Socials
The Social Whirl describes June leisure in a bustling town, noting men lounging in verandas and patrons at card games. It highlights Mrs Harding hosting informal events at Mount Vernon Avenue, Krav visiting a church retreat, and bridge gatherings at new homes on Pine Street South and Prospect Street South as neighbors plan porch and lawn activities amid warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Mt. Vernon Avenue
Mrs. Harding
Mire
James F. Prendergant
Krav
Chunch Trent
Medan
George H. Uhler
Harry L. Uhier
Atttractive
Pinte Street
Thureiny
Tire
State v Ban Uneupler Bond Set at 200 Dollars
The court has ordered Ban Uneupler to plead by July 3 and fixed a bond of 200 dollars in the case brought by the State of Ohio. The defendant must appear to answer the charges and remain compliant with all court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Ohio
Larive
John Brethnot
Calle M. Goodsell
Personal notices and a high court divorce case items
Local notices report visiting relatives in Ohio Pennsylvania and Missouri with other short social notes as well as a divorce action in which Milda Unland seeks alimony and custody. The case details allegations of improper relations and cruelty with a ruling ordering alimony and child support, plus a home placement for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilus
Orm Leeka
Charles Harshfield
Bellefontaine
Mire
John Plann
Don Hvana
Willem Franz
Mra C. Hi. Galleber
Edwarda Strout
Manafield
8. H. Sims
Leader Street
Paris
Kenhurcky
Heevnus
Hwerkfunth
Ann Arbor
Mich
Gertrude
W. A. Allen
St.outs
W. P. Allen
Warsaw
A. B. iAllen
John Street
Europe
Withun Hurr
Bucyrus
Mise Bertlwt jSherer
Jim M. Snyder
Plave
Thunday
Winn Carothers
Mee
William
Denmion
Jon
L. M. Lathem
Holland
Wilcox
Mra
Center Street
Asia
Africa
Thula Ruwel
Aona M. Benton
Young
Notre Dame Lady's Rheumatism Home Treatment Appeal
A Notre Dame woman offers a home treatment claimed to cure rheumatism and related pains. She invites sufferers to write for proof and a free sample, asserting the remedy removes uric acid and improves overall health without changing pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prigi
Notre Dame
Ind
Mrs Henry Zeig Claimed By Death Near Green Camp
Mrs Henry Zeig born Mary Reichardt in Marion County died four miles west of Green Camp at 4:00 am Saturday after a long illness. Survived by three sons Carl Walter and Harry and five daughters Bertha Alexander Williams Blach Tilton Zelg. Funeral from German Reformed church west of Green Camp Monday at 10 am. Burial Mt Olive cemetery.
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Henry Zeig
Carl
Walter
Harry
South of Marion
Bertha Alexander
Richwood
Harry Williams
Marion
Dan Blach
Green Camp
Lioyd Tilton
Agenta
Hattie Zelg
Mt. Olive Cemetery
Club Protest Persists Over School Board Action
A community club protests the Marion school board over Miss Leora Wiard's reappointment as music instructor. The board will hear petitions at Monday’s meeting and consider replacements for a high school principal and a commercial department head if suitable applicants appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Guling
Leora, Wiard
Marion
Witch
Aucceede
Berry
Memorial Service and lodge activities scheduled in town
Lydia Chapter 83 Eastern Star plans a 2:30 PM Sunday memorial program at the Masonic Temple with a quartet, speakers and a memorial address The Home Circle of America and local Lodges hold meetings with officers elected and social events afterward Attendees include Marion Bucyrus and West Columbia Street members with numerous honorary guests and a large turnout noted The Catholic Ladies of Ohio and Foresters also meet with routine business and social events described The piece closes with a note on atmospheric exploration reaching 18 miles altitude
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Order of the Eastern Sar
Masonic ‘Temple
Mire
MM. Taylor
Lydia Knapp
W. R. Waddell
KR. Witt
Don Brockett
B. Miller
Deere
Girwuda
America
J. H. Prettyman
West Columbia Street
Plce
Fotlown
J. HH
Prattyman
Guy Wilmuth
Bert Bastian
Treamerer
Verna Wilmuth
Lol ‘Davis
Joe Prettyman
Guy Witmuth
Bert Bastion
Mite
ML Whaler
Jeffermoon Atreet
The
American Inworance Union
Bucyrus
Bacyrus Lodge
Bucyrua
George W. Hoglan
Order
Thonma Horeman
Marion Lodge
Lawis Scherff
Marion
Rucy
Ruscher
Postponed City Court Hearing For Garbage Case
Police report delays in Dr F M Baldwin case as mayor court session moved to next Friday at 8 pm. Urges garbage haulers to curb violations of city ordinance or face penalties. officers warn continued noncompliance will be enforced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Baldwin
Qimee
Mayors Court
Roy Ghugman
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Sweet-Car
Sex Macken & Smith
East Center Street
F. J. Lusch
Arta
Jose
Marion Chattel Loan Co
Muin Street
Star Bottling Works
J. R. Smith
Mohnston’s
Call Phon
Saitek
Chas. Turner & Co
Hazel Diebert
Saya Don
B. G. Young
Marion Howtes
Pustons
Aew
Bedefifal
Wilting
Loulwe Borge
Mise Burgess
Ita
Mise Maryine Conklin
Prospect Street
Wit Entontaln
West Center Street
Grace Trey
Ohio City
John Linsenmayer
Braddock
Pennsylvania
Judge B
Layention Agatnet
Eilon
Mack
Loave
Ghyen
Notre Dame Ladt
Green Camp Reformed Church
Leora Wiard
Lodge News
Marlow Lodge
Kunighits
Pythine
Mewes Marion Stoll
Frank Gonsbechler
J. G. Jaimger
Rebeccah Lodge
Catholic Ladies of
Charles Schmidt
Amortca
Penny Sochal
Schaffner’s
Citizens Building & Loan CO
J. M. Schneider
West Center St
C. G. Briges
Sect
W. H. Siples
2Nd
N. Main Street
Ken
Marion National Mill Co
Police News
Fred W. Peters
Wollenweber
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