Divorce News and Records, Allen Co., Indiana

Some of the cases listed were dismissed and others resulted in divorce decrees.

1930

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

• 01 Jan 1930 Charging that her husband, Ralph Rentschler stirred up such constant strife that for them to live together was rendered intolerable, Mrs. Eva C. Rentschler sued for limited separation in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The couple married on October 29, 1929 and the separation took place on December 29.
• 01 Jan 1930 Mrs. Nellie Davis filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1, her complaint alleging that her husband, Henry M. Davis failed to provide for her and that he was recently convicted of vehicle taking. Wedded October 29, 1928 they separated March 4, 1929.
• 01 Jan 1930 Suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Viola E. Christopher on grounds of alleged incompatibility was filed in superior court No.1 by David L. Christopher. Married in 1926, the litigants separated December 26, 1929.
• 03 Jan 1930 Claiming that her husband, Herman Huffman had called her "names" in the presence of other's, cursed her and threatened to strike her, Mrs. Mabel Huffman filed suit for divorce, $1,000 alimony and $10 weekly for support of her minor child, in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Wedded in 1924, the couple separated yesterday. Mrs. Huffman's complaint further asserted that she had to work in order to support her child and herself.
• 03 Jan 1930 Mrs. Helen Carpino's charges of cruelty won for her a divorce in superior court No. 1, from Anthony Carpino, who she alleged has struck her. It was also stated that the couple had separated on several occasions, the last time being October 13, 1929. They mar red in 1923. Custody of a minor child was awarded by agreement to the defendant.
• 03 Jan 1930 Warren F. Lock was awarded a divorce from Mrs. Louise Lock in superior court No. 1, on his testimony that she had falsely accused him and nagged at him. Married in 1920, they separated November 1, 1929. Mrs. Lock was given custody of their minor child, and Lock was ordered to pay $5 weekly for its support.
• 03 Jan 1930 Mrs. Ruth Borrer sued Way Borrer for divorce in superior court No. 1, averring that he had cursed her and made false accusations concerning her. Their marriage was contracted in June, 1928, the separation taking place, December 31, 1929.
• 03 Jan 1930 Mrs. Minnie Price filed suit in superior court No. 2 for a two-year limited separation from Chester Price, charging that he had struck her and called her "names". Married in 1921, they separated last month.
• 03 Jan 1930 The suit of Mrs. Mary Pethtel against John Pethtel, for divorce was dismissed in superior court No. 2 on motion of the plaintiff.
• 04 Jan 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Irma Kissinger, deserted him while he was working on a farm, leaving him to perform not only the farm work but the household duties as well, Elam Kissinger filed a cross-complaint for divorce yesterday in an action instituted by her in superior court No.1. Married in 1920, the couple separated October 6, 1929. Kissinger's cross-complaint alleged that the wife has been extravagant, spending "practically all" of his earning "and then complaining to him because he could not supply her with more money." The cross-complaint further charged that the wife nagged at her husband, found fault with him and claimed to be dissatisfied with her life with him.
• 05 Jan 1930 Alleging that her husband, Harry F. Deuter had ridiculed her and made fun of her, "calling her a dumb-bell, ignorant fool and other similar names," Mrs. Helen M. Deuter sued him for divorce and $10,000 alimony in circuit court yesterday. Married in 1923, they separated January 3, 1930. Mrs. Deuter further charged that on occasions during the past year her spouse has come home and failed to speak to her and that he has told her that he no longer cared for her. She asked that she be granted custody of their two children and awarded $25 weekly as support.
• 05 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mary Anna Doermer filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Henry P. Doermer, Sr. averring that he cursed, abused and struck her and created strife. They married in 1911 and separated January 2, 1930. Mrs. Doermer sought custody of her children and asked for $20 per week as alimony.
• 05 Jan 1930 Suit for divorce, $5,000 alimony and custody of her minor child was instituted in circuit court by Mrs. Leone L. Peddicord against James S. Peddicord, who she charged, scolded her and found fault with her and stayed out nights without advising her of his whereabouts. They married in 1927 and separated November 15, 1929.
• 05 Jan 1930 Mrs. Clara J. Sumney was granted a divorce from Clement R. Sumney, in superior court No. 2 on her charges that the defendant had quarreled with and nagged at her and failed to provide. Her former name, Clara J. Fritz was restored. Wedded in 1925, they separated September 8, 1929.
• 07 Jan 1930 Mrs. Nellie Bovine alleged that her husband, Harry Bovine had failed to provide for her during a period of more than two years and that she had been compelled to work. Married in 1926, they separated last year. Mrs. Bovine was awarded a divorce and custody of her minor child, and Bovine was ordered to pay $5 per week as maintenance.
• 07 Jan 1930 Testimony that her husband, Martin Gumbert had mistreated the children and herself and that he failed to provide and left her without cause won a divorce for Mrs. Edna Gumbert. The wife was given custody of the children and Gumbert was directed to pay $10 weekly for their support. They married in 1924 and separated July 22, 1929.
• 07 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mildred Kiefer was given a divorce from Alfred C. Kiefer on her charges that he had failed to provide. Mrs. Kiefer was awarded custody of her child and Kiefer was ordered to pay $20 weekly as maintenance.
• 07 Jan 1930 Pending the testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Christine Springer was awarded a divorce from Ervin L. Springer, who she charged cursed her and was guilty of cruelty and failure to provide. Wedded in 1920 the litigants separated November 4, 1929. Mrs. Springer was given custody of her three children and Springer was ordered to pay $10 weekly for their support.
• 07 Jan 1930 Married December 4, 1929 and separated January 3, 1930, according to the complaint, Mrs. Opal Rhodes filed suit for divorce from Claude H. Rhodes in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Rhoads charged that her husband created such constant strife that for them to live together was intolerable, that he used profanity, abused her and deserted her January 3.
• 08 Jan 1930 Married, according to her complaint, last Friday, January 3, Mrs. Helen L. Ryan filed suit for divorce from Patrick J. Ryan in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The litigants, it was stated, separated yesterday. Mrs. Ryan's action averred that it is impossible for her to live with her husband because of incompatibility.
• 08 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mary Best was granted a divorce from Daniel L. Best in superior court No. 1, on her charges that her husband had failed to support her properly and been guilty of cruelty. They married in 1924 and separated April 1, 1928. Mrs. Best's former name, Mary Miller was restored.
• 08 Jan 1930 Asserting that his wife, Mrs. Katherine Hodson, had "told him she hated the ground he walked on," Joseph Hodson sued for divorce in superior court No.1. Wedded in 1923, they separated in May, 1929. Hodson furthers charged that his wife quarreled with him and falsely accused him of associating with other women. In May 1929, she left him and he has not heard from her since that time.
• 08 Jan 1930 Suit for divorce and $5,000 alimony was filed in superior court No.1 by Mrs. Erma S Neuman against Leo J. Neuman, who she charged, struck her and called her names and failed to provide substantially for her and their two children, custody of whom she seeks. Married in 1914, they separated yesterday.
• 08 Jan 1930 Roy H. Pierce sued Mrs. Olive Pierce for divorce in superior court No. 2, alleging that she nagged at and quarreled with him and associated with other men. Their marriage was contracted in 1918 and they separated in May 1924.
• 08 Jan 1930 Mrs. Ethel Litsey filed suit against her husband, Aden Litsey in superior court No. 1, for divorce and $1,000 alimony, asserting that he was responsible for creation of constant strife and that he had failed to provide reasonably. They married in 1923 and separated November 3, last year.
• 08 Jan 1930 Mrs. Christine Springer was given a divorce from Ervin L. Springer in superior court No. 1.
• 08 Jan 1930 Suit of Mrs. Helen M. Deuter against Harry F. Deuter, for divorce was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in circuit court.
• 09 Jan 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Lucile Hemrick nagged at and found fault with him during their married life, Homer Clyde Hemrick filed suit for divorce in superior court No.1 yesterday. Hemrick's compliant averred that "living together is unbearable." Married March 6, 1920, the couple separated December 31.
• 09 Jan 1930 David William Baxter filed a motion in superior court No. 1 asking for dismissal of the petition of his former wife, Mrs. Alice Baxter, to reopen their divorce case. She seeks to have the case reopened so that she may make a plea for alimony, Claiming that she was not formally notified of the divorce proceedings until after the decree had been granted. A number of grounds for dismissal of the petition were cited by Baxter, among them being the assertion the no fraud as alleged in the petition for reopening the case.
• 10 Jan 1930 Alleging that her husband, Olin Sebring cut her with a knife on one occasion and at other times struck and beat her and threatened to take her life, Mrs. Lillian Sebring filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The couple married March 23, 1929, and separated December 29. Mrs. Sebring asked that she be granted custody of her minor child.
• 10 Jan 1930 Mrs. Ethel Koback sued for divorce from Benjamin Koback to whom she was married November 31, 1929 and from whom she separated December 20. He told her he did not care for her and left her twice during the period they lived together, the complaint averred.
• 10 Jan 1930 Mrs. Marie Dye was granted an annulment of her marriage to Cecil A. Dye in superior court No. 1. Because of alleged false representations, it was charged the wife left her husband almost immediately after their marriage December 10, 1928
• 10 Jan 1930 Arthur Martin filed suit for divorce from Mrs. Dester Martin in superior court No. 2, asserting that she cursed him and called him names and created strife. Wedded in 1926, they separated January 7, 1930.
• 11 Jan 1930 Charging that her husband, Edward Badger, "gambled and squandered his earnings," Mrs. Nora Badger filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Wedded in 1917, the Badgers separated November 14, 1929. Mrs. Badger further alleged that her mate had associated with other women and told her to get a divorce, "that he had someone else he cared more for." She sought restoration of her former name, Nora Shaffer.
• 11 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mathilda M. Wolf sued in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Carl J. Wolf, asserting that he had failed to provide necessities of life for her during a period of two years and that she had been forced to work and earn her own support. Married in 1919, they separated January 1, 1930.
• 11 Jan 1930 Suit of Mrs. Fern Arnett against Joseph Arnett for divorce was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 2.
• 12 Jan 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Delianna Ripke made threats against him when he declined to deed her one-half interest in his property, Frederick Ripke of Woodburn filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married December 6, 1929, the principals separated this month. Ripke alleged that when he refused to turn over half his property, within a few days after the marriage, his wife "threatened to brain him and stated that she intended to give him such a beating as he never has."
• 12 Jan 1930 Wilbur Mathews instituted an action in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Mrs. Farry Mathews, charging that she was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment and "created such constant strife that live together as husband and wife was intolerable." They married in 1927 and separated in December, 1928
• 12 Jan 1930 Asserting that her husband Conrad Roembke, Sr. nagged at and quarreled with her, and failed to make proper provisions for her support, Mrs. Lena Roembke instituted an action for a two-year separation from bed and board, in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1924, the couple separated Jan 2, 1930. There is one child, born April 30, 1925. The complaint states that the defendant is a man 73 years of age and cannot care for nor properly rear a child of this age. Mrs. Roembke sought custody of the child, and asked that she be granted a sum of $50 weekly as maintenance.
• 12 Jan 1930 Mrs. Gladys Clark was awarded a divorce from Robert Clark and $500 alimony in superior court No. 2 on charges that he struck her, drank and associated with other women. Custody of a minor child was vested by Charles and Clara Clark, grandparents.
• 14 Jan 1930 Alleging that her husband, James B. Hileman occasionally frequented dance halls with other women and sometime stayed away from home all night, Mrs. Esther Hileman sued for divorce in superior court No. 2. Wedded in 1920, the Hilemans separated January 11, 1930. There are two children, aged 8 and 2, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Hileman, who also asks for $20 per week as maintenance.
• 14 Jan 1930 Mrs. Ethel Childers, in action for divorce from Francis A. Childers, averred that he frequently absented himself from their home for days and weeks at a time, failing to provide for her during such periods. He occasionally inflicted physical injury on her, she claimed. On November 23, 1929, he removed his personal property from their home and left her without any means of support. They married in September 21, 1928
• 14 Jan 1930 Mrs. Delight Burden was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from her husband, Everett Burden, whom she charged with cruelty and associating with other women. Her former name, Delight Casey was restored. Married in 1918, they separated in March, 1928.
• 14 Jan 1930 Charging that her mate, Leo Baldwin failed to provide, compelling her to work for wages in order to support herself, Mrs. Ruby Baldwin filed suit for divorce and restoration of her former name, Ruby Smith, in superior court No. 1. They married February 10, 1929 and separated November 25.
• 14 Jan 1930 Mrs. Darlena Austin, suing for divorce in superior court No. 2, averred that her husband, Russell E. Austin failed to furnish her with clothing, food or home and that he left her and went to Detroit. Their marriage was contracted in 1926, the separation taking plaice February 20, 1928. Mrs. Austin asked that her name be restored to Darlena J. Clark.
• 14 Jan 1930 Allegation that his wife, Mrs. Esabelle Hamilton falsely accused him of being in the company of other women and that she one "drew a gun" on him and also threatened to do him "great bodily harm with an ax," were embodied in a cross-complaint for divorce filed in superior court No. 2 by Leonard a. Hamilton. Hamilton, who is defendant in a action instituted by Mrs. Hamilton, further claimed that his wife, on various occasions ordered him "to go from his home without any cause." They married in 1925 and separated May 25, 1929.
• 15 Jan 1930 Her husband, Oliver S. Petry "cursed her and shook her, told her he did not love her and that she should get a divorce, that he would not live with her any longer," Mrs. Clara M. Petry averred in a complaint for divorce filed yesterday in superior court No.1. Married in 1915, the Petrys separated January 14, 1930. There is a child 11, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Petry.
• 15 Jan 1930 Mrs. Georgia Firks sought dissolution of her matrimonial ties to Robert Firks in superior court No.1, charging that he repeatedly beat and struck her and called her vile names. They married October 23, 1928 and separated last September.
• 15 Jan 1930 Mrs. Iva Irene Cronier in a suit for divorce from James Cronier in superior court No. 1, alleged that he denied her "the absolute right of her own home and insisted that another woman might occupy the home with them, whereby constant friction and strife resulted." The Croners married October 10, 1928 and separated about January 13, 1930. Mrs. Cronier asked that she be granted custody of her child, 10 months old, and requested $10 per week from her husband as maintenance.
• 15 Jan 1930 Charging that her husband, Lige Zimmerman, who it was said, is also known was Walter Zimmerman, abandoned her, failed to provide and "constantly harassed her." Mrs. Grace Meredith Zimmerman sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. Wedded in March 18, 1927, the Zimmerman's separated about January 1, 1928. The plaintiff, it was said, pleaded guilty in city court Thursday to a charge of bigamy and was given a suspended sentence by Judge Bert A. Fagan. She married Toshkoff, believing that she had been freed from her marriage to Zimmerman, it was claimed.
• 16 Jan 1930 Deryll Dunbar in suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Bessie Dunbar, filed in superior court No. 1, alleged that she deserted him in 1923. They married in 1919.
• 16 Jan 1930 Seeking dissolution of her marriage ties to Earl Lydikesen, Mrs. Geraldine Lydiksen filed suit in superior court No. yesterday. She averred that he deserted her the same year of their marriage which was contracted April 16, 1925. The mother seeks custody of her child, now 3.
• 16 Jan 1930 Mrs. Emma A. Dettling was awarded a decree terminating her marriage to Eugene Dettling in superior court No. 1 yesterday. She charged he was cruel and abusive, called her vile names and struck her at various times. Married in 1916 they separated November 13, 1929. Custody of the children, aged 10 and 12 years, was given to the mother and Dettling was charged with their support.
• 16 Jan 1930 Testifying that they had separated twice and that the defendant had been quarrelsome and made false accusations against her, Mrs. Edith Pennington was given a divorce from her husband, Charles Pennington in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1925, they separated September 25, 1929.
• 17 Jan 1930 Averring that her husband, John Pethtel habitually used intoxicating liquor during the months immediately prior to their separation, making it necessary for her to work, Mrs. Mary Pethtel sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in 1919 and separated December 20, 1929.
• 17 Jan 1930 Mrs. Grace Cox was given a divorce from James D. Cox, who she charged struck and beat her in superior court No. 1. Married in 1921, they separated in May, 1928. Custody of the two children, aged 5 and 2 was awarded to the mother.
• 17 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mary Leprie was decreed a divorce from Adolph Leprie, whom she accused of cruelty and failure to provide in superior court No. 1. Their marriage was contracted August 30, 1928 and they separated last year. Mrs. Leprie was given custody of her minor child, 7 months old.
• 19 Jan 1930 Asserting that his wife, Mrs. Thelma Lamay abandoned him and refused to live with him, James L. Lemay filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1926, the Lamays separated November 27, 1927. Lamay's complaint alleged that he had, on various occasions, requested Mrs. Lamay to live with him, but that she informed him that she preferred to live with her parents.
• 19 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mary Bickel was granted a decree of divorce from Roscoe Beckel in superior court No. 1, on her charge that the defendant had been guilty of cruel treatment and failed to provide. Her former name, Mary Whistler was ordered restored.
• 21 Jan 1930 Alleging that her husband, Elijah Saylor, one stabbed her in the arm with a pocketknife and that on January 18, the date of their separation, he threatened to kill her with a stove poker and a hammer, Mrs. Margaret Saylor sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in 1919. There are also four children, aged 9, 7, 5 and 4. Mrs. Saylor charged in her complaint that Saylor failed to provide for the children and that the Board of Children's Guardians took three of them away. He compliant further alleged, that the defendant "spends most of his money for moonshine and homebrew, instead of supporting his family."
• 21 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mildred More, in action for divorce from William C. More, instituted in superior court No.1, averred that he beat and struck her at various times and "threatened to inflict serious bodily injuries upon her." Wedded in October, 1929 they separated January 18.
• 21 Jan 1930 Mrs. Isabella Hamilton was granted a divorce from Leonard A. Hamilton in superior court No. 2 on her allegations that the defendant had associated with other women and failed to provide. A cross-complaint entered by Hamilton was withdrawn. The couple married in 1926.
• 22 Jan 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Glaesman, was guilty of desertion, Rudolph A. Glaesman was awarded a decree of divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The couple married in February, 1895 and the separation took place in May, 1917. Glaesman alleged that his wife had abandoned him without cause.
• 22 Jan 1930 Mrs. Velma Van Osdale was also given a divorce from her husband, Percy Van Osdale, in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that he had slapped her and committed other acts of cruelty and that they had separated prior to their final separation in June 1928. They married in 1924. Mrs. Van Osdale's former name, Velma Volz was restored.
• 22 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mary U. Nebehy filed suit in superior court No. 1 for separation from bed and board for two years from her husband, Paul Nebehy, and an allowance of $50 per week for support of herself and their foster son, 6. Mrs. Nebehy's complaint averred that she and her husband have "constantly and continuously quarreled and argued with each other," that he has cursed and sworn at her and struck, beaten and kicked her. Their marriage was contracted in 1918.
• 24 Jan 1930 Mrs. Gracia A. White alleged that her mate, Orvie E. White, was guilty of cruelty, Habitual intoxication and failure to provide. They married in 1906 and separated in July, last year. Mrs. White's former name, Gracia Thurston was restored.
• 24 Jan 1930 Mrs. Ethel Bottoff accused her husband, Frank Bottoff of cruelty, associating with other women and failure to provide. The judgement was entered on Mrs. Bottoff's cross-complaint in superior court No. 1. Her name was restored to Ethel Hanna. They wedded April 7, 1928 and separated April 3, 1929.
• 24 Jan 1930 Asserting that her husband, David H. Saiter created such constant strife during their married life that living together as husband and wife was intolerable, Mrs. Isabelle Saiter filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1.
• 24 Jan 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Mary G. Nebehy against Paul Nebehy was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 25 Jan 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Helen Smith called him names, deserted him three different times and failed to take care of his home and prepare his meals, Joseph Smith filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1927, they separated last year. Smith asked that he be granted custody of his minor child.
• 25 Jan 1930 Mrs. Ann Dornte sued her husband, Herbert S. Dornte for limited separation from be and board and custody of her, child, averring that the defendant associated with other women, drank and failed to provide for her in superior court No. 1. They married in 1927 and separated Thursday.
• 25 Jan 1930 James L. Jackson filed an action for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Laura Jackson, claiming that she abandoned him in superior court No. 1. Their marriage was contracted in 1908 and they separated December 26, 1928.
• 26 Jan 1930 Charging that her husband, George E. Congdon has deserted her and failed to provide, Mrs. Thelma Congdon was granted a decree for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1923, the Congdon's separated in 1927. There is one child, 3, whose custody was given to Mrs. Congdon. Congdon was ordered to pay $30 monthly for support of the child.
• 28 Jan 1930 Alleging that her husband, Delbert Noyer, "called her names, cursed and swore at her, telling her to take off her wedding ring, take her clothes and get ou." Mrs. Mary Mary Noyer, Waynedale, dues for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married May 25, 1929, the litigants separated January 26, 1930. Mrs. Noyer further charged that her mate falsely accused her of infidelity and failed to provide a home for her. She asked for restoration of her former name, Mary Smith.
• 28 Jan 1930 Seeking a divorce from Pathos Eagleye, Mrs. Esther Eagleye averred that he cursed and swore at her, requested her to leave their home, squandered his earnings on gambling and on numerous occasions became drunk. They married in 1924 and separated this month. Mrs. Eagleye sought restoration of her former name, Esther Burr.
• 28 Jan 1930 Nick Resiner in suit for divorce from Mrs. Elizabeth Resiner, accused her of striking him in the presence of others, "to his great chagrin, humiliation and mental distress." Wedded September 28, 1929 they separated December 23.
• 28 Jan 1930 Edward Lutz, suing Mrs. Alice Lutz for divorce, alleged that she falsely accused him of associating with other women and that she failed to cook meals for him and do the housework. The marriage was contracted in 1918, the separation taking place January 22, 1930.
• 28 Jan 1930 Edward Lutz, suing Mrs. Alice Lutz for divorce alleged that she falsely accused him of associating with other women and that she failed to cook meals for him and do the housework. The marriage was contracted in 1918, the separation taking place January 22, 1930.
• 28 Jan 1930 Allegations of cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide properly were made the basis of a divorce action filed by Mrs. Alice G. Hockemeyer against Lawrence F. Hockemeyer. Wedded in 1926, the parties separated in June, last year.
• 28 Jan 1930 Warren Opliger, Washington township filed suit for divorce from Mrs. Josephine Opliger, claiming that she deserted him on or about February 20, 1926. They married in 1924.
• 28 Jan 1930 Charging that her husband, Leo H. Jackson had falsely accused her of associating with strange men, but the he had associated with other women, Mrs. Edna Jackson filed a cross-complaint for divorce in the action begun by him in superior court No. 1. They married May 10, 1928 and separated December 1, 1928. Mrs. Jackson further averred that she had to work in order to buy necessary clothing for herself. She asked for restoration of her former name.
• 28 Jan 1930 Testifying that her husband, William J. Blake had failed to provide during a period of three years, Mrs. Luella Blake was granted A divorce in superior court No. 1. The wife's former name, Luella Ivory was restored. The couple married in 1915 and the separation took place November 4, 1929.
• 28 Jan 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Iva Irene Cronier against James Cronier was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 29 Jan 1930 Alleging that her husband, Isaac Smith gave her $1 in four years and that he deserted her and associated with other women, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith was granted a divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The marriage was contracted in 1916. Mrs. Smith's former name, Elizabeth Burlage was restored.
• 29 Jan 1930 Mrs. Marion Edsall in action for divorce from her husband, Frank Edsall filed in superior court No. 1, averred that he had frequently called her vile and indecent names, threatened to do her bodily injury, struck her on two different occasions and ordered her to leave their home. Married in 1917, they separated yesterday. Mrs. Edsall asked that she be granted custody of her minor children.
• 29 Jan 1930 Asserting that her mate, Clyde S. Root, "told her that he had no money for her; that it required all his earning to care for himself," Mrs. Lena Root instituted an action in superior court No. 2 for a two-year limited separation. They married in 1927 and separated October 1, 1929. Mrs. Root's complaint further charged that Root had requested her to get a divorce, saying that he was tired of married life. She asked for $15 weekly as maintenance.
• 30 Jan 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Josephine Smith, "had around the house on different occasions, girls who were having their dates with their fellows" and that sometimes "these girls and boys became very loud and noisy," but that when he would remonstrate with his wife about it, she would inform him it was "none of his business." Russell R. Smith sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Smith further averred that his spouse several time unjustly "accused him of running around with other women" and that she nagged and found fault with him. They married October 15, 1929 and separated January 18, 1930.
• 30 Jan 1930 Mrs. Edith Starr, in action against her husband, Clarence A. Starr alleged that he associated with other woman and, without cause, quarreled with and nagged at her. They married August 24, 1920 and separated November 29.
• 30 Jan 1930 Gus E. Kimble is suing his wife, Mrs. Lucille Kimble in superior court No. 1 for dissolution of the marital bond. He asserts that there was such constant strife that living together as husband and wife was intolerable. Wedded in 1919, they separated in June, last year. There are four children, aged 10, 8, 6 and 4, who are in the mother's custody, it was said.
• 30 Jan 1930 Mrs. Edith Newcomer sued Harry F. Newcomer for divorce in superior court No. 1, alleging that "he has associated with women of immoral character" and been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment toward her in other ways. Their marriage was contracted July 28, 1928 and they separated in August, 1928.
• 31 Jan 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Ken D. Barbour has struck and beaten her, Mrs. Violet M. Barbour filed a cross-complaint yesterday in an action pending in superior court No.1. Mrs. Barbour further charged that her husband abused her, swore at her, called her vile and indecent names and made false accusations concerning her chastity. She seeks custody of her two children.
• 31 Jan 1930 Caryl Rinehart was granted a divorce on his cross-complaint against Mrs. Thelma Rinehart in superior court on charges of cruelty. Custody of a minor child, 5 was awarded to Mrs. Sophia Rinehart. Married in 1923, the parties separated in June, 1927.
• 31 Jan 1930 Mrs. Mabel Martin instituted action in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Harold Martin, averring that he nagged and found fault with her to such an extent that life together became unbearable. They married July 7, 1928 and separated this month. There is one minor child, custody of whom is sought by the plaintiff.
• 31 Jan 1930 Divorce action of Emma Burroughs against Francis Burroughs was dismissed in superior court No. 1.

• 01 Feb 1930 Charging that her husband, William C. Crow abandoned her and is now living in Florida, Mrs. Edna Fay Crow filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1911, the Crows separated December 9, 1928. Mrs. Crow seeks custody of her two children ages 17 and 14.
• 01 Feb 1930 The divorce action of William O'Shaugneseey against Teresa O'Shaugnessey on allegation of infidelity was filed in superior court No. 1.
• 01 Feb 1930 Mrs. Dorothy Wilkens suing her husband, Harvey Wilken for divorce in superior court No.1, alleged that he had been guilty of infidelity, had failed to provide and had not made a home for her. They married in 1926 and separated December 17, 1929. She asked for custody of her child, 8 months old.
• 01 Feb 1930 Lorain C. Shaw, in action for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 from his wife, Mrs. Lillie M. Shaw, stated that he had not seen her since the date of their separation March 14, 1925. They married May 22, 1924. His complaint further alleged that she associated with other men, and that when he would remonstrate with her, she would quarrel with and nag at him, making life unbearable for him.
• 01 Feb 1930 Asserting that her husband, George Saal had committed acts of cruel and inhuman treatment, Mrs. Mildred M. Saal filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. Wedded February 21, 1929, they separated this month.
• 01 Feb 1930 Jesse Hawkins was granted a divorce from Mrs. Lillie Hawkins in superior court No.2 on Hawkins' cross-complaint. Hawkins alleged that his wife had associated with other men. The marriage was contracted in 1908 and the parties separated in May 1929. Hawkins was ordered to pay $5 weekly to the board of children's guardians which has custody of minor children of the couple.
• 02 Feb 1930 Charging abandonment, Charles H. Deitschel sued for divorce from Mrs. Evelyn Deitschel in superior court No. 1. The parties married in April, 1926.
• 04 Feb 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Emma S. Endsley occasionally refused to cook his meals and that she sometimes left their home for a week at a time, Harry M. Endsley filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married 1924, the parties separated December 24, 1929. There are two children, aged 3 and 5 custody of whom is sought by Endsley. He further alleged that his wife had been guilty of nagging and quarrelsomeness and that he falsely accused him of associating with other women.
• 04 Feb 1930 Foster F.Sheller, in action for divorce from Mrs. Vern C.Sheller, avvered that she nagged at and quarreled with him, falsely accused him of associating with other women and several time left him for periods of three or four weeks and refused to live with him as his wife. They married in 1921 and separated December 2, 1929.
• 04 Feb 1930 Mrs. Bernice Hocker was granted a divorce from Edward Hocker in superior court No. 2 on her allegation that the defendant failed to provide and got drunk. They married in 1922 and separated October 16, 1929. Mrs. Hocker was awarded custody of her child and Hocker was ordered to pay $6 weekly toward its support.
• 04 Feb 1930 In superior court No. 1, Ralph V. Keintz was given a divorce from Mrs. Carmen V. Keintz, on allegations of cruelty and association with other men. Wedded in 1922, they separated November, 25, 1925.
• 04 Feb 1930 Frank Fisher was awarded his freedom from Mrs. Eleanor Fisher on his testimony that she had been guilty of cruelty and false accusations. Their marriage was contacted in 1925 and they separated April 16, 1929.
• 04 Feb 1930 Mrs. Edna Jackson won a divorce, on a cross-complaint, from Leo H. Jackson on her allegations of cruelty and failure to provide, her former name, Edna Schaefer being restored. Married May 10, 1928, they separated December 1, the same year.
• 04 Feb 1930 Earl Munson was given a divorce from Mrs. Edith Munson on cruelty charges.
• 05 Feb 1930 William J. Ford and his wife Mrs. Jessie May Ford filed separate suits against each other for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Both Ford and his wife sought restraining orders against each other. Married in 1925, they separated yesterday. Ford, in the divorce suit wherein he is complainant, alleged that his wife had associated with other men. Mrs. Ford, in her divorce action, charged that prior to their separation, Fort Became intoxicated on numerous occasions and slapped and beat her for no reason whatsoever.
• 05 Feb 1930 Charging that her husband, Russell R. smith told her that he never had cared for her but that he married her for spite, Mrs. Josephine Smith filed a cross-complaint for divorce in superior court No.1. The couple was married October 15, 1929 and separated January 26, 1930. Mrs. Smith alleges that her husband has been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment on numerous occasions and that on January 15 he gave her a beating which left marks upon her body. She also charges that Smith drinks habitually. He earns $40 a week, according to the cross-complaint. She asks $15 a week for support during the time the case is pending and $50 for attorney fees.
• 05 Feb 1930 Obie Leggett in action to end his marriage to Mrs. Minnie Leggett in superior court No. 1, averred that she manifested a disregard for his home life and at times refused to cook his meals. They married in 1927 and separated January 1, this year.
• 05 Feb 1930 Asserting that his wife, Mrs. Audrey David, created such constant strife that living together become intolerable. Harold David sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1919, they separated in October, 1929. There are three children, ages 3, 6 and 10 years, custody of whom is sought by the mother.
• 05 Feb 1930 Louis Strayer, seeking a divorce from his wife, Mrs. Mabel Strayer, alleged that she had been guilty of nagging and cruel treatment in his complaint filed in superior court No. 1. They married April 4, 1929 and separated November 21.
• 06 Feb 1930 Cross-complaint for a three-year limited separation, custody of a minor child involved, and $300 per month as support was filed yesterday in superior court by Mrs. Vera G. Sheller, defendant in a divorce action filed recently by her husband, Dr. Foster F. Sheller. Mrs. Sheller's cross-complaint stated that Dr. Sheller is a dentist practicing in Fort Wayne, estimating his income from his professional services at approximately $800 a month. Married in 1921, the litigants separated last December. Mrs. Sheeler alleged in the cross-complaint that her husband occasionally struck her, remained away from home all night and returned in an intoxicated condition.
• 06 Feb 1930 Mrs. Kathleen Sheehan sought her freedom from Timothy Sheehan on grounds of alleged desertion in superior court No. 1. They married in 1916 and separated in November, 1926. Mrs. Sheehan asked for custody of her three children, aged 13, 11 and 6.
• 06 Feb 1930 An allegation that the defendant had associated with other women was the basis of a divorce complaint filed in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Bertha Kourebano against George Kourebano. Wedded September 8, 1928, they separated January 20, this year.
• 06 Feb 1930 Mrs. Ethel Gillaume sued Arden E. Gillaume for divorce in superior court No. 1, asserting that he had failed to provide properly. The marriage was contracted in 1926 and the parties separated in September, 1929.
• 06 Feb 1930 Charging that her husband, Gerald Canfield nagged and found fault until living together became intolerable, Mrs. Helen Canfield sued for divorce in superior court No.1. She asked for the custody of her children, 3 and 4 years. They married in 1925 and separated last month.
• 06 Feb 1930 Ellis E. Ambler in suit in superior court No. 1, to end his marriage to Mrs. Mamie Ambler, averred that she deserted him in May, 1928 without cause. They married in 1904. At various times prior to their separation, she left him and refused to tell her whereabouts, the complaint set forth.
• 06 Feb 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan granted Robert Orr a divorce from Mrs. Annabelle Orr in superior court No. 1, on charges of deseration. Married in 1025, the parties separated May 17, 1926.
• 07 Feb 1930 Alleging that her husband, W. Bob Long, "has threatened to cut her throat and kill her," Mrs. Mary L. Long filed suit for divorce in superior court No.1 yesterday. Married October 6, 1929, the parties separated January 15. Mrs. Long further alleged that the defendant drank habitually and used narcotics, and that he quarreled with and nagged at her. She sought restoration of her former name.
• 07 Feb 1930 Mrs. Edith F. Foellinger sued her husband, Walter W. Foellinger for divorce in superior court No. 1, charging that he has been guilty of abandonment. The complaint states that Foellinger, to the best of Mrs. Foellinger's knowledge, is now residing in Los Angeles, Cal. And that "she has not heard from him for a long period of time." They married December 31, 1918 and separated January 20, 1926. Mrs. Foellinger asked for $500 alimony and restoration of her former name, Edith F. Sawyer.
• 07 Feb 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce in an action instituted by her husband, Ed Hildebrand, was entered by Mrs. Elsie Hildebrand in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1913, the litigants separated March 14, 1928. Mrs. Hildebrand averred that her mate failed to provide her with reasonable means of support, that he associated with other women and "has spent practically all of his income in supporting and maintaining such women." She asks custody of her child, 13 and $500 alimony.
• 07 Feb 1930 Aden Litsey filed a cross-complaint for divorce in the case brought by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Litsey, pending in superior court No. 1, charging her with cruel treatment and incompatibility.
• 07 Feb 1930 Mrs. Adele Lopshire was given judgement against her husband, Abraham Lopshire, for $425 as support by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No.1.
• 08 Feb 1930 Her husband, Jesse Elkins caused her to become nervous, thus affecting her health. Mrs. Blanche Elkins alleged in a suit for divorce and $2,000 alimony filed yesterday in superior court No.1. Wedded Jul 26, 1929, the parties separated January 14 this year. Mrs. Elkins further asserted that her spouse has been "cold and indifferent toward her at all times" and not such a companion "as should follow by virtue of marriage." She asked for restoration of her former name, Blanche Kessler.
• 08 Feb 1930 Mrs. Edna Mae Meyer was given her freedom from Harry J. Meyer, $3,000 alimony and custody of her two minor children in superior court No.1. Meyer was ordered to pay $20 per week for the support of the children. The litigants married in 1917 and separated November 5, 1929. Mrs. Meyer charged in part that the defendant had been guilty of cruelty and that he had told her to get a divorce.
• 08 Feb 1930 Francis Milton Burroughs was awarded a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Emma Burroughs and custody of children involved, on charges that the defendant had struck him and been quarrelsome. Married in 1924 they separated November 1, 1929.
• 09 Feb 1930 Alleging that her husband, George R. Riley has threatened to kill her, Mrs. Alta Riley filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Riley further charged in her complaint that Riley, during the past year has struck and beaten her, cursed her and called her vile names and falsely accused her of conduct unbecoming to a good wife. By his alleged conduct, her has destroyed her love and affection for him and made it impossible for her to continue to live with him. They married in 1914 and separated January 2, 1930. Mrs. Riley seeks custody of her two children, aged 13 and 11 years.
• 09 Feb 1930 Mrs. Helen C. Rush sued her husband, Ralph J. Rush for divorce, $5,000 alimony and custody of their two children, claiming that he called her names and struck her. The marriage was contracted in 1917.
• 09 Feb 1930 A cross-complaint was entered by Elijah Saylor, defendant in a divorce action instituted in superior court No. 1 by Margaret Saylor. Saylor, who asks that the decree be granted to him, averred that his spouse deserted him and was cold and abusive. He seeks custody of their youngest child.
• 09 Feb 1930 Mrs. Mildred Miller was awarded a divorce from Ray C. Miller in superior court No. 2 on testimony that her husband had deserted her and failed to provide. Wedded in 1907, they separated in 1925.
• 09 Feb 1930 Mrs. Lucienne L. Ranney was given her freedom from her husband, Fred W. Ranney in superior court No.1, on allegations that he falsely accused her, drank habitually and called her vile names. Her former name, Lucienne Pape was restored. They separated November 10, 1928, approximately 10 years after their marriage.
• 09 Feb 1930 Mrs. Laura Bowers was decreed a divorce in superior court No.1 from Arthur Bowers, who struck her she charged in part. She was given custody of their infant daughter, for the support of whom Bowers was instructed to pay $4 weekly. They married in 1928.
• 09 Feb 1930 Charges of failure to provide and false accusations won a divorce in superior court No. 1 for Mrs. Isabelle Huston from Harold Houston, whom she married in December, 1928, the separation taking place last August. Her former name, Isabelle Richardson was restored.
• 09 Feb 1930 Mrs. Mildred Schooley was given a divorce from Perry Schooley in superior court No. 1. She charged that he struck her and failed to provide. Married in 1922, they separated in September 1929.
• 11 Feb 1930 Alleging that her husband, Othe G. Mohler had threatened to commit suicide, Mrs. Evelyn Mohler filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Wedded in 1923, the parties separated yesterday, it was said. There are two children, aged 6 and 2 years. Mrs. Mohler's complaint alleged that the defendant "on one occasion procured a shotgun and called her into the room and told her that he was going to commit suicide right in her presence and in the presence of their children." Mrs. Mohler further charged that her husband has struck her, made false accusations against her and locked her out of their home several times when she was away for a short time in the evening.
• 11 Feb 1930Charging that her husband, William T. Kaufman has been "cold and distant" in his demeanor toward her and that he has been quarrelsome to such an extent that it affected her health, Mrs. Loveta H. Kaufman sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. Married in 1917, they separated February 4, 1930. There are two children, aged 12 and 2 ˝ years, who, it was said, are in the custody of the plaintiff's mother, Mrs. Adah B. Wells. Mrs. Kaufman asked that Mrs. Wells continue to retain custody of the children.
• 11 Feb 1930 Suit for a three-year limited separation was entered in superior court No. 2 against Frank Gruber by his wife, Mrs. Barbara Gruber, who averred that he insisted on her dividing up the property and getting a divorce. They married in 1926 and separated January 1, 1930, when she charged, he deserted her. She claimed that he became angered at her without provocation and used vile language toward her. She had to work during the greater part of her married life and maintained her home, purchased furniture and paid the taxes from her earnings, her complaint charged.
• 11 Feb 1930 Allegations of failure to provide were incorporated in the divorce complaint of Mrs. Mabel E. Wilkinson against William T. Wilkinson, instituted in superior court No. 1. They married in 1922 and separated in 1926.
• 11 Feb 1930 Mrs. Della M. Winters filed suit against Walter W. Winters in superior court No. 2 on the charge of failure to provide.
• 11 Feb 1930 Suit of Mrs. Alice Jungles against William F. Jungles for limited separation was dismissed in superior court No. 2 on motion of the plaintiff.
• 12 Feb 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Lena Root told him "that she had married him only in order to avoid the necessity of working," Clyde S. Root, defendant in an action instituted by her, filed a cross-complaint for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1927, they separated October 1, 1929. Root further charged that she nagged at and scolded him and "showed no sign of love and affection for him."
• 12 Feb 1930 Mrs. Virginia Maxine Woods entered suit in superior court No.1 for divorce from Frank P. Woods, who according to the complaint is "also known by the name of Frank Louraine." Mrs. Woods' complaint alleged that the defendant was convicted and sentenced in circuit court on a robbery charge some time ago. At that time, she said, he gave the name of Louraine. She further charged that she has been compelled to work in order to support herself. She asked that she be granted maintenance of $10 weekly and custody of her minor child.
• 12 Feb 1930 Averring that her husband, William Rohlfing, had struck, beaten and cursed her, Mrs. Clara Rohlfing sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. He drank to excess, she further alleged, and sometimes broke up the furniture when he was under the influence of liquor. Wedded in 1918, they separated in February, 1930.
• 12 Feb 1930 The divorce action of Jessie May Ford against William J. Ford was dismissed in superior court No.1.
• 13 Feb 1930 Complaint to have her marriage declared void was filed by Mrs. Catherine Burns Hyck against James Hyck in superior court yesterday. The marriage, according to the complaint was contracted September 13, 1928, at which time the plaintiff was 13 years old "and incapable from want of age of contracting said marriage."
• 13 Feb 1930 Mrs. Lilliam Weaver was granted a divorce from Oliver P. Weaver in superior court No.2 at the close of a contested hearing which started Monday. A cross-compliant which had been entered by the defendant was dismissed. Mrs. Weaver's former name, Lillian Coats was restored. Weaver was ordered to pay $150 as fees for the plaintiff's attorney's fees. Married in 1927, the couple separated in June, 1929.
• 13 Feb 1930 Charging that her husband, Richard Steizman failed to make reasonable provisions for her support or to provide her with a home, Mrs. Anna R. Stelzman filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2. The parties married May 21, 1928 and separated this month. Mrs. Steizman further alleged that her mate drank to excess and that he nagged at her with justification. She asked for restoration of her name to Anna Hammer.
• 13 Feb 1930 Burton Sellers sued for divorce from Mrs. Sellers in superior court No. 1 averring that she deserted him. They married in 1909.
• 13 Feb 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Josephine Burworth against Charles Burworth was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 14 Feb 1930 Claiming that his wife, Mrs. Louise C. Bogenschuetz became dissatisfied with living with him more than a year ago and that she, during the last six months repeatedly told him she did not love him and that he should secure a divorce, Edward J. Bogenschuetz sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The parties married in 1926 and separated February 10, this year, when according to Bogenschuetz, his wife quitted his residence. The alleged conduct on her part, he stated, has continued until it is now impossible for him to live with her any longer.
• 14 Feb 1930 Mrs. Fern Dailey was granted a decree of divorce from Frank Dailey in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Dailey, who charged that Dailey had failed to provide during a period of more than two years, was given custody of her minor child, Dailey being ordered to pay $6 weekly for their support. Weeded in 1921, they separated in January, 1928.
• 14 Feb 1930 Mrs. Elizabeth Baker was awarded a decree in superior court No. 1, ending her marriage to Nolan Baker, who she testified, had associated with other women and failed to provide. They married in 1926 and separated in February 1929. Her former name, Elizabeth Hamilton was restored.
• 14 Feb 1930 Complaint for divorce was filed in superior court No.2 by Mrs. Nellie Marie Schorr against George R. Schorr, it being asserted by the plaintiff that the defendant cursed and nagged at her, called her vile names and failed to make reasonable provision for her support. The marriage was contracted in 1928 and the separation took place January 11, this year.
• 14 Feb 1930 Judson Mote, in suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Bessie Mote, instituted in superior court No. 1 averred that she insisted that they live separately, nagged at him and attempted to quarrel with him. Married October 19, 1929, they separated this month.
• 15 Feb 1930 Alleging that her husband, Slyvannis Sheplar was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment in that he "falsely and fraudulently" represented prior to their marriage that "he would make a home, support and care for her and treat her in a kindly manner," Mrs. Hula Sheplar sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The couple married and separated this month. This was their second marriage, Mrs. Sheplar having procured a divorce December 10, 1929. She further charged in her present complaint that he struck and beat her and threatened to do her harm.
• 15 Feb 1930 Her husband, Otto P. Westervelt occasionally became intoxicated, remained away from home two or three days and nights at a time and informed her that it was none of her business where he had been, Mrs. Ruth P. Westervelt alleged in a divorce action filed in superior court No. 2. They married July 2, 1929 and separated February 7, 1930.
• 15 Feb 1930 Mrs. Delia M. Winters was divorced from Walter W. Winters in superior court No. 2 on charges of nonsupport and desertion. Wedded January 15, 1922, they separated Jun 4, 1926l
• 15 Feb 1930 Mrs. Betty Schultz was awarded a divorce from Stanley Schultz in superior court No. 1. She charged desertion and failure to provide. Her former name, Betty Wenk was restored. The couple married in 1925 and separated March 12, 1929.
• 16 Feb 1930 Her husband, Harrison A. Custer, falsely accused her of associations with other men, Mrs. Clara R. Custer filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. Married Jun e 6, 1911, the parties separated this year. There are three children, aged 17, 16 and 12 ˝ years, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Custer, who also asks support from her husband. She further averred that Custer quarreled with and nagged at her.
• 16 Feb 1930 A cross-complaint was entered in superior court No. 1 yesterday by Mrs. Bessie Mote, defendant in a divorce action of Judson Mote. She asks that she be awarded the decree in the case and that her name be restored to Bessie Rehling. Mrs. Mote complained that Mote was cold and indifferent toward her since a month after their marriage and that he associated with another woman and gave the later an automobile.
• 18 Feb 1930 Alleging, in part that his wife, Mrs. Lucille Pence "would leave the baby with someone else and go to shows and dances," Harold Pence sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1927, they separated January 31, 1930. There is one child, about 14 months old. His wife was cross and irritable, Pence further charged, and "when he would bring home the money from his labors, she would want it." He asked for custody of the child.
• 18 Feb 1930 Albert H. Myers suing for divorce from Mrs. Luella Myers, alleged that she, when angry, has struck, beaten and abused him and torn the clothes from him. Wedded in 1922, they separated February 15, this year. There are two children, aged 7 and 1 ˝ years.
• 18 Feb 1930 Quarrels and Magging were cited as grounds for the divorce action of Clottie Blew, instituted in superior court No. 1. The marriage was contracted in 1914 and the principals separated March 31, 1929. There is one child.
• 18 Feb 1930 Averring that prior to their separation, May 21, 1927, his wife, Mrs. Cloe Fisher, abandoned him for a long period and that she associated with other men. Dewey Fisher instituted action for divorce. They married in 1925.
• 18 Feb 1930 Mrs. Janet Clem was granted a divorce from Earl H. Clem in superior court No. 2 on charges that the defendant had failed to provide during a period of more than two years and that she had to work. Her former name, Janet Peters was restored.
• 18 Feb 1930 Mrs. Mildred Floyd was given a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Clarence D. Floyd on her accusations of failure to provide. Custody of a minor child involved was awarded to Mrs. Floyd and Floyd was ordered to pay $10 weekly as support.
• 18 Feb 1930 Mrs. Kathryn Baker was decreed a divorce from Harold Baker, whom she accused, in superior court No. 1 of failure to provide, cruelty and quarreling. Her former name, Kathryn Overholser was restored.
• 18 Feb 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Evelyn Sherburn against Fred Sherburn was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 2.
• 18 Feb 1930 Cross-complaint of Bessie Mote, defendant in a divorce action instituted by Judson Mote, was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 19 Feb 1930 Her husband, Edwin Pilett, was an "habitual gambler" and was "accustomed to use his money in gambling" instead of for support of their child and herself. Mrs. Elinor Pilett alleged in a complaint for divorce and $5,000 alimony filed yesterday in circuit court. Wedded in 1926, the Pilett's separated February 15, 1930. Mrs. Pilett further charged that her mate struck and beat her and called her names. She asked that she be granted custody of the child.
• 19 Feb 1930 Mrs. Susie Moore is suing to dissolve her marriage to Ira Moore in superior court, charging that he deserted her in June, 1926, making it necessary for her to find employment in order to support herself. They married in September, 1925.
• 19 Feb 1930 Desertion was charged by Mrs. Violet Hawk, instituted in superior court No. 1. The marriage was contracted December 25, 1926 and the parties separated in November, 1927.
• 19 Feb 1930 Mrs. Dolly Spicer suing Gilbert Spicer for divorce in superior court, averred that he used profanity around her four children. He also nagged and found fault until married life became unbearable, she further claimed. They separated Monday. She asked for restoration of her former name, DollyStefano.
• 19 Feb 1930 Asserting that her husband, Emanuel Meisel is "totally incompatible," Mrs. Ida M. Meisel brought action for divorce. Married in 1904, they separated August 9, 1922. Mrs. Neisel also charged that Meisel failed to provide for her properly.
• 20 Feb 1930 Testimony that his wife, Mrs. Ada Hunter had been cruel, won a divorce for Hassius Hunter yesterday in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1916, the Hunter's separated September 1, 1929. The court temporarily awarded custody of two minor children involved to Hunter's parents.
• 20 Feb 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Ruth F. Klotz, "treated him with violence," that she struck him, called him name, quarreled with and bagged at him, Kenneth J. Klotz filed suit for divorce. They married December 31, 1929 and separated yesterday, according to the complaint.
• 20 Feb 1930 William H. Hull instituted action for divorce from Mrs. Sophia Hull, who he charged in part, has found fault with him, "ever since their marriage,: which was contracted October 1, 1929. The complaint further averred "that she continually complains about everything he does and criticizes every act of his and that like, most men he has some of the habits, which the best of them have, and although he is getting old, she insists on changing him and makes some scurrilous remarks about some of the little things he does." Hull further alleged that "the only apparent use" she has had for him "has been to pay her debts," and "she has complained because he would not pay off the indebtedness upon the property she owns." He also claimed that she found fault with his daughter. The separation took place this month.
• 20 Feb 1930 Averments that her husband, Charles Fishbeck, has cursed her, threatened her with trouble, nagged and found fault and failed to provide reasonably were incorporated in a divorce action instituted by Mrs. Jessie Fishbeck. Married February 12, 1928 they separated February 18, 1930.
• 21 Feb 1930 Averring that her husband created "constant strife", Mrs. Blennie Dickerson sued her husband, William Oscar Dickerson for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Dickersons married in 1921 and separated July 22, 1929, there being four children.
• 21 Feb 1930 Robert Sowers sued his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Sowers for divorce in superior court No.1 yesterday, alleging constant strife. They married February 13, 1929 and separated this month, according to the complaint.
• 21 Feb 1930 Mrs. Mina L. Fensler filed for divorce in superior court, she averred that he had failed to provide properly. Married in 1917, they separated during the current month. Mrs. Fensler asked that she be granted support and custody of the three minor children.
• 21 Feb 1930 Harry F. Manier entered a cross-complaint for divorce in a suit instituted in superior court No. 1 by his wife, Mrs. Mary K. Manier, alleging that she permitted August Delagrange to visit her and that she and Delagrange drank liquor together. Manier Wednesday sued Delagrange for $5,000 damages predicated on alleged alienation of the affections of Mrs. Manier.
• 21 Feb 1930 Charges that her husband, LaVerne R. Waldron, nagged at her and failed to provide a proper home were incorporated in a suit for divorce filed by Mrs. Agnes J. Waldron, who asked for restoration of her former name, Agnes J. Winters. Wedded in July, 1928 they separated in September, 1929.
• 21 Feb 1930 Divorce actions of George Fred Ellingwood against Bertha Ellingwood in circuit court were dismissed.
• 21 Feb 1930 Divorce actions of Mrs. Ruth A. Thompson against George C. Thompson in superior court No.1 were ordered dismissed.
• 22 Feb 1930 Alleging that her husband, Jay Duncan has been "insanely jealous" of her although she has not given him any reason to be so, Mrs. Pearl Duncan filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married September 7, 1928, they separated February 18, this year. Mrs. Duncan's complaint further charged that Duncan failed to provide a home for her and that she was obliged to support herself. He would occasionally leave home and refuse to give any explanation of his whereabouts, she said. Likewise, she claimed, he declined to tell how how and when he spent his earnings.
• 22 Feb 1930 His wife, Mrs. Gladys Easley told him she did not care for him and she has not lived with him during a considerable period, Erwin Easley averred in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 1. They married in 1915 and separated Jun 15, 1928. They have two children, a boy, 13 who is in the custody of the plaintiff, and a girl, 10 who is in custody of the defendant, it was said. Easley seek to retain custody of the boy.
• 22 Feb 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was filed in superior court No. 2 by Charles W. Beck, defendant in a suit for two-year limited separation brought by Mrs. Ethel Mae Beck. Beck also asked for a change of venue from the court. The couple married in 1912 and separated October 23, 1929. In February, 1929, the cross-complaint stated they "agreed with each other that they would forgive all past differences" and "that they would ever after treat each other as husband and wife." Beck's cross-complaint alleged that he treated his wife "as a good and dutiful husband should," but that she was guilty of infidelity. She "has had parties being liquor to their home," called him vile names, struck him and made threats against him, her further charged in part. It was stated that the couple owns real estate having probable value of $7,000 and household effects valued at $1,000. The cross-complaint sets up a claim for $1,000.
• 22 Feb 1930 Mrs. Lucy Beaird entered suit in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Forest C. Beaird, asserting that he cursed, abused and struck her, failed to provide properly and created such constant strife that for them to live together was intolerable. Wedded in 1928, they separated July 26, 1928. She asks $10 weekly as support.
• 22 Feb 1930 Mrs.Ethel Malcolm sued Floyd Malcolm for divorce in superior court No. 1 on grounds of alleged failure to provide. They married in October, 1928 and separated this month.
• 22 Feb 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Inez Bowser against Clarence Bowser was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Louise M. Lynch, teacher at the Indiana School for Feeble-Minded Youth, brought action for a divorce and $2,500 alimony against Harry A. Lynch, who is connected with the manual training department of the Fort Wayne public schools. She asks the custody of their child. The couple was married in 1921 and separated recently. Mrs. Lynch charged cruel and inhuman treatment.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Iris Vivian Benzel sued Arthur C. Benzel for divorce and the custody of their child. She charges that Benzel drank to excess and squandered his money at gambling.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Retha Cavanaugh sued Shellard Cavanaugh, charging that he struck and beat her. She asks the custody of two children.
• 25 Feb 1930 Edward R. Julian asked a divorce from Daisy C. Julian, alleging abandonment.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Hilda Pray charged that Dwight E. Pray drank to excess and threatened her. She asks the custody of two children.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Irene Kyler filed for divorce from Louis M. Kyler, alleging cruelty and asking $5,000 alimony.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Elizabeth L. Linhart filed suit for divorce against Thomas Linhart asking $2,000 alimony and charging the defendant is a drink addict.
• 25 Feb 1930 Virgil Squires filed suit against Mrs. Delma Squires for divorce alleging that she associated with other men.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Mary K. Manier was granted a divorce from Harry L. Manier in superior court No. 1. The plaintiff was given the custody of one child and the defendant was awarded the other. The wife gets the household goods and the defendant must pay $5 per week for the child which is in the possession of his ex-wife.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Alice Clevenger was granted a divorce from Raymond Clevenger. She was given the custody of their child and the defendant was ordered to pay $5 per week for its support.
• 25 Feb 1930 Mrs. Ruth Kase was divorced from Simeon Kase on her charge of failure to provide.
• 25 Feb 1930 James Davenport was divorced from Mrs. Alva Davenport on the grounds of desertion.
• 25 Feb 1930 George Sarasizen was granted a divorce from Mrs. Clara Saraizen. He testified that she associated with other men.
• 26 Feb 1930 Charging that her husband, Leonard Adams, struck and beat her, called her vile names and failed to provide properly, Mrs. Helen Adams filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Wedded in 1927, the litigants separated in November, 1929. Mrs. Adams seeks custody of her daughter, 19 months old.
• 26 Feb 1930 Mrs. Velma G. Goss instituted a divorce action against her husband, Clarence E. Goss in superior court No. 2, alleging that he associated with other women and was guilty of failure to provide. They married in 1920 and separated Monday.
• 26 Feb 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was entered in superior court No. 1 by Harrison A. Custer, defendant in a suit filed by his wife, Mrs. Clara R. Custer. Married in 1911, the Custer's separated February 3, this year. There are three children, custody of whom is sought by Custer, who alleged in his cross-complaint, that his wife indulged in vile language toward him in the presence of their children and that she left their home and refused to return.
• 26 Feb 1930 Lavere Waldron, in cross-complaint for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Agnes J. Waldron, filed in an action wherein she sued him in superior court No. 1, partly averred that while he was employed nights at a local industrial plant she "would go to parties and dances with different men, and that when he would inquire and ask her where she had been, he was informed that it was no of his ----business." Their marriage was contracted July 28, 1928 and they separated last September.
• 27 Feb 1930 Leo L. Wright instituted action in superior court No.2 for divorce from Mrs. Audrea E. Wright, who he charged was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment. They married in 195 and separated February 22, this year. There is one child, 13, whose custody is sought by Wright.
• 27 Feb 1930 Assertions that her husband, Wiley Jones had failed to provide properly were made the basis of a divorce action entered in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Laura Jones. Wedded in 1916, the principals separated April 7, 1928.
• 27 Feb 1930 Charging that her husband, Glen G. Crosby has struck and kicked her, Mrs. Cora J. Crosby brought suit for divorce and $1,000 alimony in superior court No. 2. The marriage was contracted February 2, last year and the parties separated this month.
• 27 Feb 1930 Complaining that his wife, Mrs. Bessie Longardner, created such constant strife that living together as husband and wife was intolerable, Frank Longardner filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1919, the Longardners separated this month. There are four children, aged 9, 8, 8 and 3.
• 27 Feb 1930 Subject to the testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Vern M. Hagerty was decreed a divorce from Kenneth L. Hagerty in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that the defendant has been guilty of cruelty and failure to provide during a period of more than two years, and that there had been "constant trouble." They married in 1924 and separate November 21, 1929, Mrs. Hagerty's former name, Vera M. Archer was ordered restored.
• 28 Feb 1930 Alleging that her husband, Glenn J. Haynes, "forced her out of the home in which they lived, into the streets and without sufficient clothing and in zero weather," Mrs. Agnes Haynes filed suit for divorce in superior court yesterday. The defendant drank heavily and, when drunk, he would curse and abuse her and accuse her of lack of virtue and chastity, Mrs. Haynes' allegations continued. He repeatedly told her to leave and failed to provide properly, she further charged. Married in 1919, they separated the first time in January 1928, living apart until January, 1929, when they reunited and lived together again until February 7, this year. Mrs. Haynes seeks custody of her two children.
• 28 Feb 1930 Mrs. Adelia Hoover was awarded a divorce from James F. Hoover in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that the defendant had been guilty of cruelty and had struck and beaten her at different times. Her former name, Adelia Wood was restored. Wedded in 1919, they separated October 20, 1929.
• 28 Feb 1930 Mrs. Mildred M. Welsh sued Robert M. Welsh for divorce in superior court, charging that he had treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner. The marriage was contracted in 1927 and they separated February 13, this year.

• 01 Mar 1930 Charging that her husband, Orin Markey frequently left their home early in the evenings and stayed away all night, Mrs. Nelle Markey sued for a one-year limited separation in superior court No. 1. He would refuse to explain where he had been. On some occasions he would return home return home under the influence of liquor and tell her she could leave if she was not satisfied with his conduct. Married in 1917, they separated Thursday. Mrs. Markey seeks $30 per week as maintenance for herself and children.
• 01 Mar 1930 Mrs. Bessie Longardner, in a cross complaint for a five-year separation for bed and board, entered in a divorce action instituted by her husband, Frank Longardner, in superior court No. 1, also averred that he refused to stay at home nights. She alleged that he told her that he no longer cared for her. Mrs. Longardner asked that she be granted custody of her children and $100 monthly as support.
• 01 Mar 1930 Mrs. Edith M. Stewart sued Pierre Stewart for divorce and $200 alimony, claiming that he cursed her, called her names and otherwise mistreated her in such a way that she is unable to live with him longer. Wedded in 1927, they separated yesterday. Mrs. Stewart sought restoration of her former name, Edith M. Ridenour.
• 01 Mar 1930 Asserting that she was deserted by her husband, Cleveland Nelson filed suit for divorce. They married in 1921.
• 02 Mar 1930 Testifying that her husband, Boyd Johnson had been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment, Mrs. Esther Johnson was granted a divorce and custody of her children in superior court No. 1.
• 02 Mar 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Ethel Gephart against George Gephart was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 04 Mar 1930 Alleging that her husband, Charles W. Warner has contributed approximately $6 a week to her support since about December 20, 1929, Mrs. Mary Warner filed suit for divorce and $5,000 alimony in superior court No. 1. Married March 17, 1929 they separated February 24, this year. The complaint averred that her husband told her he was "through" and that she could get a divorce.
• 04 Mar 1930 Walburn Pence, suing his wife, Mrs. Leona M. Pence for divorce in superior court No. 2, averred that she has abandoned him twice, the first time in 1927 for a period of about three weeks, and last time in November, 1929. They married in 1925, There is a son, 3, custody of whom is sought by the father. Pence further charged that Mrs. Pence nagged at him and refused to get his meals and care for his clothes.
• 04 Mar 1930 Harry Seibert filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Mrs. Anna Seibert, who the complaint alleged, nagged at him and accused him of other acts of which he was not guilty. They separated yesterday. The defendant has brought suit against the plaintiff for separation twice within the last two years.
• 04 Mar 1930 Mrs. Ruth Silk sued George A. Silk for divorce in superior court No. 2, asserting that he struck and abused her and told her to apply for a divorce. The marriage was contracted in 1922 and the parties separated yesterday.
• 04 Mar 1930 Allegation that her husband, Walter C. Argerbright drank liquor to excess, associated with other women and failed to provide for her were made by Mrs. Frances K. Argerbright in a complaint for divorce filed in superior court No. 2. They married in 1920. The wife seeks restoration of her former name, Frances K. Lauer.
• 04 Mar 1930 Charging in part that her husband, Virgil A. Scherer informed her that "she must leave their home or he would throw her out," Mrs. Alice C. Scherer instituted action for limited separation in superior court No. 2. They married in 1928 and separated yesterday. Mrs. Scherer also charged that the defendant forbade her to visit her mother, that he called her names, threatened to inflict physical punishment on her, falsely accused her of associating with other men and failed to provide.
• 04 Mar 1930 Asserting that their tastes are "absolutely different" and that they cannot agree on any subject, Mrs. Husta L. Hughes sued for divorce from her husband, Oden Hughes and $500 alimony in superior court No. 1. Wedded in August 19, 1929, they separated March 1, this year. Mrs. Hughes averred that her mate scolded and upbraided her without cause and told her she should leave and get a divorce. She asked that her name be restored to Husta L. Wade.
• 04 Mar 1930 Her husband, Berta A. Miltonberger prior to their marriage, made false representations to her concerning his earning capacity, his ability to furnish and maintain a home and to support her, Mrs. Sylvia Miltonberger alleged in a divorce suit filed in superior court No. 1. She further charged that he has supplied money he was earning to payments on an automobile instead of furnishing her with the necessities of life.
• 04 Mar 1930 Divorce was granted in the suit of Marion McElvens against Lola Mc Elvens in superior court No.1 on charges of abandonment.
• 04 Mar 1930 Mrs. Berdean Koedam was given a divorce from Frank Koedam in superior court No. 1 on testimony that the defendant had been quarrelsome, had failed to provide and has made false accusation against her. Her former name, Berdean Bailey was restored.
• 05 Mar 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Lela F. Boseker would frequently leave their home and stay out until late hours of night without accounting for her whereabouts, Edwin J. Boseker filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Boseker's complaint included among other allegations of cruel and inhuman treatment that Mrs. Boseker had failed properly to perform her household duties. They married in 1927 and separated February 16, this year.
• 05 Mar 1930 Victor M. Dibble sued for divorce in superior court No. 2, alleged that his wife, Mrs. Grace B. Dibble struck at him with a knife and quarreled with him and made false accusations against him. Wedded in 1913, they separated February 22, 1928. There are two daughters, 16 and 8, and Mrs. Dibble, it is said has had custody of the youngest since the separation, Dibble asks that he be granted custody of his child.
• 05 Mar 1930 Mrs. Hazel Fern Teeple was awarded a divorce from Don O. Teeple in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that Teeple has refused to live with her, cursed her and called her vile names. The couple married in 1917 and separated October 17, 1929. Custody of a son, 6 was given to Mrs. Teeple and Teeple was ordered to pay $8 weekly for support of the child.
• 06 Mar 1930 Charging that her husband, Grover Otto failed to support her properly, necessitating that she work and support herself, Mrs. Myrtle Otto filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Wedded in July, 1919, the Otto's separated February 25, this year.
• 06 Mar 1930 Mrs. Lulu Sorgen file suit for divorce in superior court No. 1, seeking to terminate her marriage to Frank Sorgen which was contracted in 1909. The separation took place in February 1930. The Sorgen action was predicated on charges that Sorgen had cursed his wife, called her vile names and failed to provide for her properly.
• 07 Mar 1930 Averring that her husband, Elmer M. Krueger, in fits of anger "has made threats against her life and limb." Mrs. Ethel B. Krueger sued for divorce, $1,000 alimony and restoration of her former name in superior court No. 2 yesterday. They married August 10, 2919 and separated February 8 this year. Mrs. Krueger further charged that her mate cursed her, made false accusations against her virtue and chastity, become intoxicated and "on many occasions, dissipated his earning for the purchase of intoxicating liquor."
• 07 Mar 1930 Charles F. Studebaker filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Mrs. Pansy Studebaker, charging that she deserted him and refused to live with him. Wedded in 1912, they separated in 1926.
• 08 Mar 1930 His wife, Mrs. Vernie Smyers refused to live with him unless her mother remained with her, John Smyers alleged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 2 yesterday. They married in 1924 and separated September 1, 1927. Smyer's further alleged that the defendant told him "that she did no longer cared for him and would only live with him providing he would maintain a home for and maintain and support her mother." He also charged that she had refused to speak to him "for as long a period as two weeks at a time."
• 08 Mar 1930 Subject to the testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Mildred Billman was granted a divorce from Lester Billman in superior court No. 1 on charges of cruelty. Mrs. Billman was awarded custody of a minor child involved, subject to further orders of the court, and Billman was directed to pay $3 weekly for support of the child.
• 08 Mar 1930 Charging that her husband, Clarence Winters had quarreled with and nagged at her and failed to provide, Mrs. Maurice Winters entered a divorce action in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1927, they separated March 1, this year.
• 08 Mar 1930 Mrs. Elizabeth Resiner filed a cross-complaint for divorce and $500 alimony in a suit begun by her husband, Nick Resiner, in superior court No. 1, alleging that during the latter part of their married life her "remained almost constantly in a state of intoxication." During these periods he cursed and nagged her and swore at her, telling her he did not care to live with her, could not support her and did not care for her. Their marriage was contracted September 28, 1929 and they separated December 23.
• 09 Mar 1930 Charging that her husband, Meirl Cox has beaten her, Mrs. Bertha M. Cox was awarded a decree of divorce and custody of the children in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Cox was ordered to pay $12 weekly as maintance.
• 09 Mar 1930 Roy H. Pierce was given a divorce from Mrs. Olive Pierce in superior court No. 2 on cruelty grounds. Married in 1912 the parties separated in 1924.
• 09 Mar 1930 Mrs. Ethel Montgomery filed suit in circuit court for a 2-year limited separation from James Montgomery, who she alleged struck her and choked her and called her vile and profane names. They married in 1918, the separation taking place February 24, this year. Custody of two children involved, aged 10 and 7, was sought by Mrs. Montgomery, who also asked that she be granted support.
• 11 Mar 1930 Mrs. Eileen Donlin was granted a divorce from her husband, Joseph M. Donlin in superior court No.2, on her allegations that the husband had been guilty of excessive drinking. Married in 1922, the litigants separated in May, 1929. Custody of the two children was awarded to Mrs. Donlin.
• 11 Mar 1930 Testimony that her husband, Leo J. Neuman had struck her, made false accusations against her and committed other acts of cruelty won a divorce for Mrs. Erma S. Neuman, who was also given custody of her children, for the support of whom Neuman was ordered to pay $10 weekly. The couple separated in January, this year.
• 11 Mar 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Ruth Borror against Way Borror was heard in superior court No. 1, the plaintiff being awarded a divorce, subject to the testimony of residence witnesses. Her former name, Ruth Rinker is to be restored. Wedded in Jun 30m 1928, the Borrors separated in December, 1929. Mrs. Borror averted that her mate was quarrelsome and guilty of cruelty and failure to provide.
• 11 Mar 1930 Charging that her husband, Charles Boissenet cursed and swore at her and stayed out nights, Mrs. Edith Boissenet filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. She further claimed that she was obliged to work and that "because of their incompatibility, life together is unbearable." They married in 1917 and separated March 8, this year.
• 11 Mar 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Mary W. Warner against Charles W. Warner was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 11 Mar 1930 Amended complaint in a suit for a limited separation from bed and board, alimony and support and custody of a child involved, was filed by Rose M Kryder against Frank H. Kryder, Jr. in circuit court. The plaintiff also applied for a restraining order.
• 12 Mar 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Dester Martin occasionally filed to get the meals and that they could not get along, Arthur Martin was awarded his freedom in superior court No.2 yesterday. They married in 1926.
• 12 Mar 1930 Mrs. Elizabeth Anthony was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Elmer Anthony, who she testified was guilty of failure to provide and desertion during a period of more than two years. Wedded in 1920, they separated in December, 1926.
• 12 Mar 1930 Joseph Ertel, Jr. filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Mrs. Dorothy Ertel, alleging that she had been cruel and inhuman toward him. Their marriage was contracted July 18, 1928 and they separated February 17, this year.
• 13 Mar 1930 Alleging that her husband, Carl Fahlsing threatened to commit suicide, Mrs. Mildred Fahlsing filed suit in superior court No. 2 yesterday for a two-year limited separation. On one occasion, Mrs. Fahlsing's complaint alleged, the defendant "tied a handkerchief around his neck for the purpose of killing himself" and she "Immediately came to his rescue and removed the handkerchief - saving his life." She charged that Fahlsing, at different times, pinched on of her arms "which left black and blue marks", attempted to choke her and falsely accused her of associating with other men. Married October 19, 1929, they separated March 10, this year. Mrs. Fahlsing asked that she be granted $30 weekly as support.
• 13 Mar 1930 Mrs. Altha L. Brown sued Charles P. Brown in superior court No. 1 for divorce and $1,000 alimony, charging that he nagged at her, stayed out late at nights without giving an explanation concerning his whereabouts and failed to provide. The marriage was contracted September 22, 1928 and they separated yesterday.
• 13 Mar 1930 Mrs. May I. King suing her husband, Howard J.R. King for divorce in superior court No.1, alleged that he became angry over trivial matters and that he "shoved and pushed her" on several occasions. He also stayed away from home at night on numerous occasions and abandoned her without cause, she charged. They married in 1920 and separated last month. Mrs. King sought custody of her son, 8 years old.
• 13 Mar 1930 Mrs. Rose Kryder was granted a divorce from Fank H. Kryder, Jr. in circuit court on general charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. Mrs. Kryder was awarded custody of a minor daughter, with the specification that Kryder is to have the child at certain intervals. Kryder was ordered to pay $8 weekly for support of the child and it was adjudged that Mrs. Kryder is to have the household goods and furniture.
• 13 Mar 1930 Mrs. Alda Diehm was given her legal freedom from Virgil D. Diehm in superior court No.1 on testimony that he had been cruel and quarrelsome and had failed to provide. Her former name, Alda Smith was restored. They married June 9, 1929 and separated December 15.
• 13 Mar 1930 Subject to Payment of certain fees, Joseph Hodson was decreed a divorce from Mrs. Katherine Hodson on charges of cruelty, desertion and false accusations. Married in 1923, they separated in May, last year.
• 14 Mar 1930 Testifying that her husband, Carl J. Wolf failed to work most of the time and that she, therefore, had to work in order to get clothes, Mrs. Mathilda M.Wolf was awarded a decree of divorce in superior court No.2. Married in 1919, the Wolfs separated in January, this year.
• 14 Mar 1930 Mrs. Grethal Houts was granted a divorce from Ralph Houts in superior court No.1 on the wife's testimony that her husband had struck and deserted her and failed to provide. The marriage was contracted in 1927 and the parties separated March 25, 1929. Mrs. Houts former name, Grethal Egolf was restored.
• 14 Mar 1930 Charging that her husband, Martin V. Baker created such constant strife that for them to live together was impossible and that he failed to provide her with reasonable means of support for more than two years, Mrs. Leota Baker filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. They married in 1920 and separated September 10, 1927.
• 15 Mar 1930 Mrs. Helen L. Ryan was given a divorce from Patrick J.Ryan on allegations that the defendant had been guilty of habitual intoxication and that he had failed to provide. Her former name, Helen L. Ray was restored. They separated January 7, this year.
• 15 Mar 1930 Testimony that the defendant had been cruel and quarrelsome and that he had cursed and struck her won a divorce from Mrs. Mary Ann Doermer from Henry P. Doermer in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1911, the principals separated January 4, 1930.
• 15 Mar 1930 Foster Redding was granted a divorce from Mrs. Cleora Redding on general charged of cruelty. The parties married in 1925 and separated Jul 5, 1929.
• 15 Mar 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Charles Bowen has failed to provide for more than two years, Mrs. Mary L. Bowen sued for divorce in superior court No. 2. The marriage was contracted in 1899 and the litigants separated July 20, last year.
• 15 Mar 1930 Mrs. Emma Pace sued Haywood Pace for divorce and restoration of her former name in superior court No. 1. Quarreling and nagging on his part made life unbearable, according to Mrs. Pace, who also alleged that he associated with other women. Married in November, 1928 they separated August 19, 1929.
• 15 Mar 1930 Charging that her husband, Arthur F. Bovine told her on numerous occasions to get a divorce, that he associated with other women and failed to provide, Mrs. Velma Bovine filed suit in superior court No. 2 for a two-year limited separation and support. They married in September 1928 and separated in June the following year.
• 15 Mar 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Pearl Duncan against Jay Duncan was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 16 Mar 1930 Alleging that her husband, Leslie J. Link failed to provide for her suitably and that she, in the last two years, assisted in his support with money and in "buying him clothing and wearing apparel such as he needed from time to time." Mrs. Lulu B. Link sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. She further charged that Link on various occasions became intoxicated and that he, when in such a condition , would sometimes leave their home and remain away a week at a time.
• 16 Mar 1930 Mrs. Ursia M. Weibel is seeking dissolution of her marriage to Melvin M. Weibel, averred that he cursed her, struck and beat her, drank and failed to provide properly. They married November 24, 1928 and separated March this year. Mrs. Weibel sought custody of her son, 3 months old.
• 16 Mar 1930 Charges that his wife, Mrs. Goldie E. Grandi, "positively refused" to live with him and, on several occasions told him to get a divorce were incorporated in a divorce complaint entered by Arthur O. Grandi. Wedded September 7, 1927, they separated March 8, 1930.
• 16 Mar 1930 Mrs. Clara Beatty instituted action for divorce from her husband, Samuel J. Beatty, who according to her accusations, cursed, struck and beat her, threatened to do her bodily injury and failed to provide in a proper manner. Their marriage was contracted in 1922 and they separated this year.
• 16 Mar 1930 Declaring that her mate, Frank F. Cobbs has, by his alleged actions destroyed her love for him and rendered it impossible for her to continue to live with him as his wife, Mrs. Carolyn C. Cobbs, New Haven, sued for divorce, custody of her daughter, 16 months old, and $15 weekly as maintenance. They married February 2, 1928, separating March 12, 1930. During the past 12 months, Mrs. Cobbs averred, the defendant drank to excess, struck and beat her on various occasions, called her names and stayed away from their home until early hours of the morning without reasonable excuse and failed to make reasonable provision for her support.
• 16 Mar 1930 Mrs. Darlena J. Austin was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1, on her testimony that her husband, Russell E. Austin failed to provide. Married in 1926, the Austin's separated in 1928. Mrs. Austin's former name, Darlena J. Clark was restored.
• 16 Mar 1930 Mrs. Clara M. Petry won a divorce from Oliver S. Petry in superior court No. 1 on charges that Petry had occasionally spent his time at roadhouses at night and that he called her vile names and stuck her. Wedded in 1915, the litigants separated in January, this year. Custody of a son, 11 was vested in Mrs. Petry. Petry was ordered to pay $8 weekly for maintenance of the boy.
• 18 Mar 1930 Charging that "constant strife" between them rendered it intolerable for them to live together, Mrs. Mary Lucille Meeks sued her husband, Lloyd J. Meeks for a five-year limited separation in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Alimony of $1,000 and custody of her two children, 5 and 4 years, were also sought by Mrs. Meeks. Married in 1922, the parties separated the first time January 19, 1929, reuniting September 1 the same year, according to the complaint. Mrs. Meeks averred that her husband deserted her December 23.
• 16 Mar 1930 Mrs. Signe Rogers was given her freedom, in superior court No. 1 from Ralph Rogers on testimony that he had struck her and that they had separated on several occasions. They married in 1927 and separated December 2, 1929. Custody of a minor child was awarded to the defendant with the provision that it can be visited by the plaintiff at reasonable times.
• 16 Mar 1930 Mrs. Grace Zimmerman was decreed a divorce from Lige Zimmerman on allegation that he had represented to her that their marriage ceremony was not valid, but that she later learned it was genuine. The divorce was granted on specific charges of cruelty and desertion. The marriage on which the action was predicated was contracted in 1927. The woman's name was restored to Grace Meredith. Recently, it was stated, she was arrested on a charge of bigamy. She said she has married under the belief that she was not really Zimmerman's wife.
• 19 Mar 1930 Claiming that her husband, Ernest Blazer, falsely accused her of associating with other men, Mrs. Zelma Blazer filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Blazer further charged that Blazer had cursed her and called her vile names. Married in 1926, they separated this month.
• 19 Mar 1930 Mrs. Alma McClure alleged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 2, that her husband, Ursel McClure has associated with Lela Thomas and that he has at times represented the latter as his wife. Mrs. McClure also charged that the defendant failed to provide reasonably for her and that he is "gambling and squandering his money," so that she is obliged to work and divide her earning with him. They married in 1923 and separated December 26, 1929.
• 19 Mar 1930 Charges that her husband, Walter Schmid, failed to provide and that constant strife developed between them were incorporated in a divorce action entered in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Lucille Schmid. The marriage was contracted in April, 1929 and the parties separated in November.
• 19 Mar 1930 Mrs. Mary Pathtel was granted a divorce from John Pathtel in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that the defendant has been guilty of cruelty and drunkenness and that he had beaten her at various times. Wedded in 1919, they separated December 20, 1929.
• 20 Mar 1930 Alleging that her husband, Thomas F. Baker, at the time of their separation last September left her "to go with another woman." Mrs. Victoria Baker filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. It was further charged by Mrs. Baker that Baker failed to make adequate provision for her. His conduct, her complaint stated, has "destroyed her love and affection for him and rendered it impossible for her to continue to live with him as his wife." The marriage was contracted in 1927. Mrs. Baker sought restoration of her former name, Victoria Rylko.
• 20 Mar 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Blonnie Dickerson against William Oscar Dickerson was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 20 Mar 1930 Answser of general denial and cross-complaint was entered by the defendant in the divorce suit of Mrs. Opal Rhodes against Claude H. Rhodes in superior court No.1.
• 21 Mar 1930 Alleging that her husband, Elmer Stocker, threw a chair at her on one occasion and that at other times he "laid violent hands upon her and misused and mistreated her." Mrs. Mae Stocker filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1918, the Stockers separated September 6, 1929. They have one child, 9, whose custody of is sought by Mrs. Stocker. The wife's complaint further charged that Stocker "would continuously nag and scold about trifling matters and would pout and refuse to talk to her for two or three days at a time. He frequently cursed and swore at her in the presence of the child, her complaint averred, and "told her that he wished she would take the child and go away, the he would have his own money."
• 21 Mar 1930 Mrs. Helen Kerr was granted a divorce in superior court No. 2 from H. Waveland Kerr on her charges that she had to work in order to support herself and child, that her husband had vailed to provide and that domestic troubles had existed. The couple married in 1921 and separated December 19, 1929. Custody of the minor child was bested in Mrs. Kerr, the defendant being charged with the child's support.
• 21 Mar 1930 Mrs. Eunice L. Givens was given a divorce from Lawrence E. Givens and custody of her minor child in superior court No. 1.
• 21 Mar 1930 Mrs. Nellie Davis was awarded a divorce from Henry M. Davis, and her former name was restored in superior court No. 1.
• 21 Mar 1930 Mrs. Julia Schlie was decreed a divorce from Christian H. Schlie and her former name was restored in superior court No. 1.
• 21 Mar 1930 Mrs. Clidie Ewing sued James C. Ewing for divorce in superior court No. 2, alleging that he struck, beat and cursed her. Wedded in 1924, they separated March 20, 1930. Mrs. Ewing asked that she be granted custody of her child, 2.
• 22 Mar 1930 Mrs. Mary J. Timmes sought her legal freedom from her husband, John Timmes whom she married in 1922, on general charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. They separated yesterday.
• 22 Mar 1930 Mrs. Lela Thomas averred that her mate, Harvey Thomas had nagged at and quarreled with her, made false accusation against her and associated with other women. Wedded in 1927, they separated October 21, 1929.
• 22 Mar 1930 Subject to the testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Opal Rhoades was decreed a divorce from Claude H. Rhoades in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that there had been constant quarreling between them, that the defendant had threatened her life, and that he had failed to provide. They separated January 2, this year. Mrs. Rhodes' former name, Opal Myers was ordered restored.
• 22 Mar 1930 Charges that her husband Felix Perkins had failed to provide and that she had consequently been compelled to earn her own living won a divorce for Mrs. Irene Perkins, also in superior court No. 1. Custody of a minor child was awarded to Mrs. Perkins. Perkins was ordered to pay $4 weekly for support of the infant. The parties separated in August, 1928 after a marriage contracted two year previously.
• 23 Mar 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Alice J. Heintzelman, on three occasions left the home he provided for her and that last month she left, telling him she would not live with him further and that she was not coming home, Samuel H. Heintzelman filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The marriage was contracted in November, 1928. Heintzelman also averred in his complaint that Mrs. Heintzelman nagged at and found fault with him and called him abusive names.
• 23 Mar 1930 Mrs. Virgil Hewitt was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Chester Hewitt, with whom, it was said she lived three days before the separation occurred. They married August 19 and separated August 23, it was stated. Mrs. Hewitt's former name, Virgal Guiff was restored. She testified that Hewitt deserted her and failed to provide.
• 25 Mar 1930 Alleging that her husband, Edward Badger gambled his money away and that she had to work in order to help support him, Mrs. Nora Badger was granted a divorce and restoration of her former name, Nora Shaffer, in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1917, the parties separated last November. Mrs. Badger further charged in part that her mate had struck and beaten her and associated with other women.
• 25 Mar 1930 Mrs. Mildred More was given a divorce from William C. More in superior court No. 1 on testimony that he had struck and threatened to kill her. Her name was restored to Mildred Wilcox. They married in 1928 and separated in January, this year.
• 25 Mar 1930 Seeking a divorce from her husband, Wilber M. Berry in superior court No. 1, Mrs. Edna L. Berry averred that he had falsely accused her of unbecoming conduct, quarreled with and nagged at her and failed to make reasonable provisions for support. Wedded in 1921, they separated this month. Mrs. Berry sought custody of her two minor children.
• 25 Mar 1930 C. Leroy Wysong, in complaint for divorce from Mrs. Hazel Wysong in superior court No. 1, alleged that she "nagged and irritated him to such a degree" that it was no longer possible for him to continue to live with her as her husband. They married in 1916 and separated March 17, 1930.
• 25 Mar 1930 Charging that her mate, George Williams cursed and abused her and that on one occasion he struck her, Mrs. Etta Williams sued for divorce, $2,000 alimony and custody of her three minor children in superior court No.1. The marriage was contracted in 1921 and the parties separated this month.
• 25 Mar 1930 Her husband, Hubert N. Frederick has not spoken to her for several weeks, at a time on numerous occasions. Mrs. Cecil M. Frederick alleged in an action for limited separation. She further claimed that the defendant pccasionally stayed away nights and failed to provide properly. They married in 1918. The complainant asked for custody of the children.
• 25 Mar 1930 Suit of Mrs. Mary Lucille Meeks against Lloyd J. Meeks for limited separation, which had been previously filed in superior court No. 1, was dismissed by the plaintiff because of a technical error in preparing the case and a new action was filed.
• 26 Mar 1930 Alleging in part that his wife, Mrs. Lulu Lilly threatened his life and struck him, Walter Lilly filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The couple, it was said, wedded in February 1919 and separated last Monday. Lilly's complaint charged that the separation was caused by cruel and inhuman treatment of him by his wife, averring that she associated with other men and called him vile and vulgar names.
• 26 Mar 1930 Seeking dissolution of their marriage, contracted in 1908, Mrs. Myrtle E. Knox sued Arthur L. Knox, Sr., for divorce in superior court No.1 claiming that he cursed and swore at her, called her vile and indecent names and fasely accused her of associating with other men. Mrs. Knox's complaint further asserted that Knox left their home this month, informing her that he could no longer live with her as her husband. He has caused her great mental anguish and worry, and destroyed her love and affection for him, the wife stated.
• 26 Mar 1930 John L. Pence, in a suit for divorce from Mrs. Bernice Pence, entered in superior court No. 1, said that she created such constant strife that for them to live longer together was intolerable. They separated Monday.
• 26 Mar 1930 Divorce action of Edward J. Bogenschultz against Louise C. Bogenschultz was dismissed on motion of the complainant in superior court No. 1.
• 27 Mar 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Joseph Adams told her "that she should go and jump in the lake" and that he "frequently told her that she was crazy," Mrs. Frances Adams sued for a two-year limited separation in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Wedded in 1920, the principals separated this month. Mrs. Adams further averred that Adams has gone three or four days without speaking to her, that he accused her of conduct unbecoming a wife and that he called her vile names. She asked for an allowance of $30 weekly and custody of her children.
• 27 Mar 1930 Mrs. Theresa Angel sued Luther D. Angel for divorce in superior court No.1, claiming that he cursed, struck and beat her and failed to provide properly. They married May 15, 1928 and separated this month. Mrs. Angel sought custody of her daughter, 1 year old.
• 27 Mar 1930 Mrs. Naomia Grace, in action for divorce from her husband, Edgar B. Grace, charged that he complained, without and justification, of his treatment by her and that he on different occasions, struck and beat her. They married in 1922 and separated March 25, 1930.
• 27 Mar 1930 Mrs. Carrie Osborn seeking a limited separation from her husband, Earl J. Osborn, alleging that he has called her mother, brother and uncle vile names in her presence and ordered her to refrain from visiting, meeting or writing to her mother or any of her people. Her married life, it was averred in her complaint has undermined her health, "destroying her nervous system." Mrs. Osborn asked that she be granted support and custody of her minor child.
• 27 Mar 1930 James L. Jackson was decreed a divorce from Mrs. Laura Jackson in superior court No. 1 on cruelty charges. The defendant was awarded custody of a minor child, Jackson being ordered to pay $5 weekly for the child's support. Wedded in 1908 they separated December 28, 1928.
• 28 Mar 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Rose Eads left their home and failed to return until 12 or 1 o'clock on several occasions, Alva Eads sued for divorce in superior court No 2 yesterday. Wedded in 1923, the principals separated this month. Eads further alleged that the defendant neglected their daughter, leaving the child with strangers at various times, that she cursed and swore at him and associated with other men. He asked that he be granted custody of the child.
• 28 Mar 1930 Blain Zerphy filed suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Lena Zerphy in superior court No.1, claiming that she deserted him in September, 1921. The marriage was contracted in 1918.
• 28 Mar 1930 Complaining that her husband, Robert McConnell failed to make reasonable provision for the support of her child and herself or to provide a home for them, Mrs. Irene McConnell entered a divorce suit in superior court No.1. They married in 1927 and separated this month. Mrs. McConnell seeks custody of the child.
• 29 Mar 1930 Charging that her husband, Benjamin G. Quigley, ordered her to leave his home, saying that he did not care for her and that he would not live with her, Mrs. Hennie Quigley sued for limited separation in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married October 25, 1929 and separated March 25. Mrs. Quigley further alleged that Quigley has cursed and struck her and that he has been a habitual user of liquor.
• 29 Mar 1930 Mrs. Gerodine B. Holobaugh in action for divorce in superior court No. 1 charged that her husband, Jesse W. Holobiugh, drank, cursed her, stayed out late at nights and refused to explain his whereabouts, and associated with another woman. Wedded in 1924, the parties separated in October last year.
• 29 Mar 1930 Mrs. Margaret Monroe, suing for divorce in superior court No. 1, averred that her husband, Orin R. Monroe, "has made certain false accusation" and that he "has used very inappropriate language in her presence and has a number of time assaulted her." They married in 1926 and separated this month.
• 29 Mar 1930 Charges that her husband, Henry Jackman abandoned her, failed to support her and used intoxicating liquor to excess were set up in a divorce complaint filed in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Ida Jackman. They separated in April, 1928. The complaint sought restoration of her former name, Ida Griffith.
• 29 Mar 1930 Artie L. Custer, sued Mrs. Alice E. Custer for divorce in superior court No. 1, alleging that she deserted him in August, 1924. They married in 1920. Custer asked that he be granted custody of his son, 8.
• 29 Mar 1930 Warren Oplinger was awarded a decree of divorce in superior court No. 2 from Mrs. Josephine Oplinger on desertion charges. Married in 1924, they separated in February, 1926.
• 30 Mar 1930 Her husband, Claude A.Alford failed to provide her with necessities of life and he at no time furnisher her with a home, Mrs. Fleta B. Alford charged in a suit for divorce filed yesterday in superior court No.1. Married in 1926, the Alfords separated in June, 1928. Mrs. Alford claims that it is impossible for her to live any longer with the defendant.
• 30 Mar 1930 The divorce action of Minnie Price against Chester Price was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No.2.
• 30 Mar 1930 The divorce action of Mary Lee against Elihu Lee was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No.2.

• 01 Apr 1930 The marriage of Thomas Cummings and Mrs. Mae Cummings, which Cummings testified was contracted while he was drunk, was annulled in superior court No. 2. Cummings said he met his wife two day before they were married by a justice of the peace at Waukegan, Ill., March 3, 1929. He gave his name as Thomas J. O'Brien, he said. He sought to have the marriage annulled because of the circumstances under which it was contracted.
• 01 Apr 1930 Charges that her husband, Harry F. Newcomer had associated with other women, been guilty of cruelty and failed to provide won a divorce for Mrs. Edith Newcomer in superior court No. 1.
• 01 Apr 1930 Mrs. Wilma D. Ramsey was awarded a divorce from Robert B. Ramsey on a cross-complaint in superior court No. 1. Her former name, Wilma Yates was restored and she was given custody of a minor child, Ramsey being charged with its support.
• 01 Apr 1930 Elijah Saylor was decreed a divorce from Mrs. Margaret Saylor on a cross-complaint.
• 01 Apr 1930 In superior court No. 2 Mrs. Ethel Childers won a divorce from Francis A. Childers, her name being restored to Ethel Wagner.
• 01 Apr 1930 Martin V. Boyle sued Mrs. Sadie Boyle for divorce in superior court, charging in part that she left him after an Argument, March 29.
• 01 Apr 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was filed in superior court No. 1 by Frank Edsall against Mrs. Marion Edsall, who he charged in part, wanted him to work nights so she could have the night time to herself. Married in 1917, they separated in January this year.
• 01 Apr 1930 Alleging that her husband, Frank W. Ellison was guilty of cruelty and fall to provide, Mrs. Agnes Ellison sued for divorce in superior court No. 2. They married in 1916 and separated March 29, 1930.
• 02 Apr 1930 Testimony that her husband, Nelson King, struck and beat her and told her to go, won a divorce for Mrs. Novella King, whose former name Movella Schultz was ordered restored. Wedded in 1928, the parties separated August 17, last year.
• 02 Apr 1930 Mrs. Mabel Martin was given a divorce from Harold Martin on allegations that he had been guilty of cruelty and failure to provide. They married in 1928 and separated January 22, 1930. Custody of a minor child was awarded to Mrs. Martin and Martin was ordered to pay $5 weekly for its support.
• 02 Apr 1930 Charging desertion and failure to provide, Mrs. Dorothy Raab was decreed a divorce from Robert Raab and custody of a minor child involved. The marriage was contracted in 1917 and the parties separated in September, 1924.
• 02 Apr 1930 Mrs. George Oestermier sued Herman Oestermier for divorce in superior court No. 2, asserting that he had refused to live with her. Married in 1923, they separated this year.
• 02 Apr 1930 Averring that her husband, Calvin C. Allen struck her, called her names and falsely accused her of being intimate with strange men. Mrs. Florence Allen filed suit for divorce and $1,000 alimony in superior court No. 2. They married in 1916 and separated last February. She asks custody of her three children.
• 02 Apr 1930 Mrs. Luella R. Rigby filed suit in superior court No.2 for divorce from Clarrel R. Rigby, alleging that he choked her and on one occasion and that every time he became angry at her he left and threatened never to come back. Their marriage was contracted in 1927 and they separated March 30, this year. Support of $10 weekly and custody of her child were asked by Mrs. Rigby.
• 03 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, Jerry J. Danchy called her "vile and filthy names" and that he "cursed and swore at her without the slightest provocation", Mrs. Matilda Danchy sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1924, the Danchy's separated January 26, 1929. Mrs. Danchy further alleged that Danchy drank.
• 03 Apr 1930 Mrs. Ruth Ternet filed suit against William Ternet for divorce in superior court No. 1, charging that he treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner. They married in 1919 and separated yesterday. Mrs. Terent seeks custody of her daughter, 8.
• 03 Apr 1930 Livey Thompson was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Alberta Thompson. Thompson alleged in part that Mrs. Thompson called him vile names, associated with other men and refused to keep house. Wedded in 1926 the separated July 20, 1927.
• 03 Apr 1930 Mrs. Irene Jerles was granted a divorce from Carl Jerles in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Jerles charged that she was compelled to work because of Jerles' alleged failure to provide. Their marriage was contracted in 1923 and they separated in January, this year.
• 03 Apr 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce from Kenneth J. Klotz and $500 alimony was filed in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Ruth A. Klotz, who averred that Klotz locked her out of the house at midnight and refused her admission. She also charged that he has been guilty of abandonment.
• 04 Apr 1930 Charging that she had to work in onion fields in order to support herself and her four children, Mrs. Clara Routsong was awarded a decree of divorce from Alton Levern Routsong in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Mrs. Routsong was given custody of the children and Routgsong was ordered to pay $12 per week for their maintenance. Married in 1915, the parties separated August 26, 1929.
• 04 Apr 1930 Testimony that her husband, Delbert Noyer had made false accusations against her, refused to provide and been guilty of cruelty won a divorce for Mrs. Mary Noyer. Her former name, Mary Smith was ordered restored. The couple married in May, 1929, and separated January 27 this year.
• 04 Apr 1930 Mrs. Hazel P. Ormsby sued Ralph D. Ormsby for divorce in superior court No. 1, alleging that he "would become badly intoxicated every week or so, sometimes staying intoxicated several days at a time." Mrs. Ormsby's complaint further charged that Ormsby would come to their home in an intoxicated condition that he would fly into rages, cursing and swearing at her and using vile and indecent names. They married in 1927 and separated March 17, this year.
• 05 Apr 1930 Mr. and Mrs. Peters, according to the wife's complaint, were married at Columbus, O., January 11, 1930, following which they returned to their home in Fort Wayne. In 1923, it was stated, the plaintiff was married to Caryl Rhinehart. The parties separated approximately three years after the marriage and contracted and shortly thereafter the plaintiff filed a petition for divorce from Rhinehart, in superior court No.1. The plaintiff, it was said, then went to Chicago where she entered a hospital for treatment of a nervous disease, remaining the city about three months. On her return to Fort Wayne, her husband, Rhinehart advised her that he had filed a cross-complaint and had obtained a divorce and that he was married again. On January 24, 1930, the plaintiff was advised and reliably informed that Rhinehart had not obtained a divorce, and she thereupon discontinued living with Peters. Judge Ryan stated that he granted Caryl Rhinehart a divorce on his cross-complaint against Mrs. Thelma Rhinehart, January 30, on cruelty charges.
• 05 Apr 1930 Mrs. Mary Lenore James was given an annulment of her marriage on charges that her husband, Arthur E. James, had made-certain false representation concerning himself prior to their marriage, February 13, this year.
• 05 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, Calvin Snyder, "has caused her much mental anguish by maintaining a cold and indifferent attitude toward her," Mrs. Betty Snyder filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2. Mrs. Snyder further averred that the defendant filed to provide her with sufficient clothing and to support her properly, and that he was guilty of nagging. They married April 10, 1929 and separated March 8, this year.
• 05 Apr 1930 Ernest F. Possell, in suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Ruth Possell, entered in superior court No.1, alleged that she deserted hi, drank intoxication liquor and became "unbearable." Wedded in 1923, they separated April 6, 1924.
• 05 Apr 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Irene Kyler against Louis M. Kyler was ordered dismissed on motion of the plaintiff, in superior court No. 1
• 06 Apr 1930 Suit for a five-year limited separation and $3,000 alimony was filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday by Mrs. Bernice Koons against Harry Koons. Mrs. Koons alleged that Koons has been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment. They married in 1916, and separated March 12, this year. There are no children. Koons, it was stated, is a government employee.
• 08 Apr 1930 Seeking her legal freedom and $5,000 alimony, Mrs. Irene Kyler filed suit in superior court No. 1 yesterday against her husband, Louis M. Kyler, who she charged, told her he was going to get a divorce if she did not get one. Married in 1923, the Kylers separated April 5, this year. Mrs. Kyler further alleged in part that Kyler cursed her, threatened to strike her and to do her bodily harm.
• 08 Apr 1930 Mrs. Margaret Hemry, in action for divorce from Kenneth Hemry, charged that he complained concerning her friends and objected to her going with them. She further averred that he cursed and swore at her and failed to make proper provision for her support. They married March 6, 1929, and separated March 3, this year.
• 08 Apr 1930 Allegations that her husband, Russell Urbine cursed and swore at her and occasionally struck her and threatened her life were incorporated in a divorce action filed by Mrs. Daisy Urbine. Wedded in 1927, the Urbines separated March 26, 1930. Alimony of $3,000, support of $10 weekly and custody of her minor child were sought by Mrs. Urbine.
• 08 Apr 1930 Mrs. Grace J. Hamilton, in a suit for divorce from William A. Hamilton, alleged that he used liquor, struck her on one occasion and that there was such constant turmoil in their home that for them to continue to live together was intolerable. Their marriage was contracted in 1928, and they separated February 8, this year. She asked that she be given custody of her minor child.
• 08 Apr 1930 Mrs. Ethel Litsey was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Aden Litsey after the defendant's cross-complaint was withdrawn. Mrs. Ketsey charged in part the Litsey left her three times without cause and that he failed to provide. Married in 1923, they separated November 3, 1929.
• 08 Apr 1930 Charges of cruelty, drunkenness and failure to provide won a divorce from Mrs. Helen Canfield from Gerald Canfield in superior court No. 1. Custody of her children was awarded to Mrs. Canfield and Canfield was ordered to pay $10 weekly for their support. Wedded in 1924, they separated in January, this year.
• 08 Apr 1930 A decree of divorce was granted in superior court No. 1 to Gus E. Kimble against Mrs.Lucile Kimble, the defendant being given custody of the minor children. They married in 1919 and separated in Jun, 1929.
• 08 Apr 1930 In superior court No. 2, Mrs. Lena Root was given a divorce from Clyde B. Root on her allegations that Root told her that he had no money or love for her and that she should get a divorce. Her former name, Len Khizroth was restored. The Roots married in 1927 and separated April 1, 1929.
• 09 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, Charles Carpenter, cursed, beat and choked her and associated with other women, Mrs. Catherine Carpenter sued for divorce in superior court yesterday. Mrs. Carpenter further averred that Carpenter has threatened her life and that he failed to provide proper support for her. They married November 9, 1929 and separated this month.
• 09 Apr 1930 Failure to provide was the principal charge in a complaint filed by Mrs. Vivian Golden against Raymond Golden for divorce, $2,000 alimony and restoration of her former name. Married in 1924, they separated in February, 1930.
• 09 Apr 1930 Mrs. Helen R. Campbell sued Richard Campbell for divorce, alleging that he struck, beat and cursed her and that since their marriage she has been compelled to live with him at rooming houses. They married in 1918 and separated in 1928. Mrs. Campbell seeks custody of her minor daughter.
• 09 Apr 1930 Allegation of cruel and inhuman treatment were made by Mrs. Sarah Powell in suit for divorce from Thomas Powell, whom she married in 1921. He also failed to provide, she said.
• 09 Apr 1930 Kenneth G. McMonigal, suing his wife, Mrs. Marie McMonigan for divorce, asserted that she was "cross and irritable" at times during their married life. They married in 1925.
• 09 Apr 1930 Mrs. Ethel Guillaume was granted a divorce from Arden E. Guillaume in superior court No. 1 on her charges of cruelty and failure to provide. Her former name, Ethel Jenkin was restored.
• 10 Apr 1930 Her husband Ralph L. Fox, would frequently leave their home and remain away all night, making no explanation concerning his whereabouts, Mrs. Elsie Fox charged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No.2 yesterday. The Foxes, it was stated have formerly married and divorced. Their first marriage was in 1916 and Mrs. Fox was granted a divorce in 1925, according to the complaint. They remarried, separating the last time this month. Mrs. Fox seeks custody of her daughter, 12. She alleged further that Fox associated with other women and that he failed to provide.
• 10 Apr 1930 In her suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1, Mrs. Clara Sowers averred that her husband, John Sowers, is cold and indifferent, and "cares nothing whatever for her," that he has called her names and told her he wanted her to get a divorce. Married December 31 last year, they separated March 22.
• 10 Apr 1930 Charges that her husband, Harry E. Reiff was guilty of cruelty and failure to provide were made by Mrs. Lucy May Reiff in an action for divorce filed in superior court No. 1. Restoration of her name of Lucy May Daugherty was sought.
• 10 Apr 1930 Testimony that her husband, George R. Riley struck her at different time, called her vile names and threatened to kill her won a divorce for Mrs. Alta Riley in superior court No. 1. Custody of the children was awarded to Mrs. Riley, and Riley was ordered to pay $10 weekly as maintenance. They married in 1914 and separated January 2, this year.
• 10 Apr 1930 Ellis E. Ambler was decreed a divorce from Mrs. Mamie Ambler in superior court No.1 on charges of desertion. Wedded in 1903, the Amblers separated in 1927.
• 11 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, Garth L. Lutz gave her only $3 during their entire married life for the purpose of buying clothes, Mrs. Margaret A. Lutz filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married January 1, 1929, the parties separated February 1, this year. Mrs. Lutz further asserted that her mate at various times struck and cursed her and used profane language concerning her. She asked for restoration of her former name, Margaret A. Proxmire.
• 11 Apr 1930 Mrs. Mabel L. Ellis sued in superior court No. 2 for dissolution of her marriage ties to John Randal Ellis, asserting that he beat, struck, choked and cursed her and falsely accused her of immoral conduct. Wedded in 1923, they separated this month. There are four children, ranging in age from 6 years to 22 months, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Ellis.
• 12 Apr 1930 Alleging that her husband, Fred Demske was "lazy and indolent," and that he failed to provide for his family, Mrs. Viola Demske sue for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1925, they separated yesterday. Mrs. Demske asked that she be granted $15 weekly as maintenance and custody of her three children. Her complaint embodied certain personal charges against her mate, who, she accused, falsely claimed that she associated with other men. On one occasion, the complaint averred, he traded a bushel pf potatoes, which would have helped provide for Mrs. Demske and her children, for four gallons of gasoline "for which neither he nor his family had any use."
• 12 Apr 1930 Mrs. Blanche Elkins was granted a divorce from Jesse Elkins on cruelty charges, in superior court No. 1. Her former name was restored. They married in July, last year and separated January 4.
• 13 Apr 1930 Averring that his wife, Mrs. Elsie Myers refused to cook for him, keep house or maintain a home where they could live together, Jerry M. Myers sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married February 1, 1930, the principals separated April 2, the complaint stated. Myers charged further that Mrs. Myers left him without justification.
• 13 Apr 1930 Her husband, Willis R. Munson, "continually associated with other women," Mrs. Pauline Munson alleged in an action for limited separation from bed and board for five years, entered in superior court No. 1. The marriage was contracted in 1922 and the litigants separated April 12, this year.
• 13 Apr 1930 Charles H. Philley, Jr. in suit for divorce from Mrs. Lillian Philley, filed in circuit court, charged that she has struck him and been otherwise abusive to such an extent that continuation of their marriage is unendurable. He has alleged that she scolded him and nagged at him. They married in 1927 and separated this month.
• 13 Apr 1930 Mrs. Bertha Kourebano was granted a divorce in superior court No.1 from George Kourebano on her allegations that the defendant was quarrelsome and that he "chased other women." They married in September, 1928. Mrs. Kourebano's former name was restored
• 15 Apr 1930 Alleging that her husband, James Henderson on numerous occasions struck and cursed her and used profane language against her, Mrs. Hortense Henderson filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married October 1, 1929 the Henderson's separated April 12, this year.
• 15 Apr 1930 Mrs. Edna Fay Crow was granted a divorce in superior court No 1 from William C. Crow on her allegations that the defendant had failed to provide for her, thus compelling her to work, and that he had been guilty of cruelty and had cursed her and sworn at her. Their marriage was contracted in 1911 and they separated December 9, 1929. There are two children, 17 and 15, custody of whom was awarded to Mrs. Crow, Crow being ordered to pay $5 weekly for support of the youngest child.
• 15 Apr 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Ursia M. Weiber against Melvin M. Weibel was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1
• 16 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, Willard Christlieb, created such constant strife that for them to live together was rendered intolerable, Mrs. Ida Mae Christlieb sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in September 1, 1928, the Christliebs separated April 12, 1930.
• 16 Apr 1930 Suit of Mrs. Husta L. Hughes against Oden Hughes for divorce was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 17 Apr 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Leona Downard used profane language in conversation with him, and that she cursed and swore at him and called him vile names, Bruce Downard sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in May, 1929 and separated in February this year.
• 17 Apr 1930 Mrs. Beuiah Deeter filed suit for divorce in superior court No.1, asserting that her husband, Walter Deeter had failed to support her during a period of more than two years. Wedded in 1925, they separated March 28, 1930.
• 17 Apr 1930 Mrs. Julia Fisher was given her legal freedom in superior court No. 1 from William G. Fisher on her allegations that he struck her twice, called her vile names and associated with other women. Her former name, Julia DeWitt was restored.
• 17 Apr 1930 Charges of failure to provide won a divorce for Mrs. Edith F. Foellinger from Walter W. Foellinger in superior court No. 1. Her former name, Edith F. Sawyer was restored.
• 17 Apr 1930 Mrs. Clara R. Custer was decreed a divorce from Harrison A. Custer in superior court No. 1, on testimony that he struck her at different times and failed as a provider.
• 17 Apr 1930 Mrs. Nellie Mae Schorr was granted a divorce in superior court No. 2 from George R. Schorr and restoration of her former name, Nellie Marie Sallier, on her assertions to the effect, in part that Schorr stayed out late at nights and did not provide.
• 18 Apr 1930 Averring that her husband, Henry Oswalt did not support her or their five children at any time during their married life, which began in 1900, Mrs. Maude Oswalt sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Oswalt alleged that Oswalt deserted her in May, 1920. She said she was forced to work in order to support and educate the children.
• 18 Apr 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was entered in circuit court by Mrs. Lillian Philley, defendant in an action begun by her husband, Charles H. Philley. The husband, according to the wife, created such constant strife that living together became intolerable. This condition, the cross-complaint averred, was caused by the interference of relatives of the husband, who, it was said, urged his to leave his wife. They married in March, 1927 and separated April 7, this year.
• 18 Apr 1930 Testimony that her husband, Cordy Michael had nagged and found fault with her, associated with other women and been guilty of cruelty and failure to provide won a divorce for Mrs. Iva Michael in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Michael was also given custody of her two children and Michael was ordered to pay $3 weekly for their support.
• 18 Apr 1930 Divorce action of Inez Jennings against Henry Jennings was ordered dismissed in circuit court.
• 18 Apr 1930 The divorce suit of Anna Steizman against Richard Steizman was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 2.
• 19 Apr 1930 In a complaint asserting that his wife, Mrs. Grace B. Blume refused to keep house, failed to show love or affection for him and nagged at, scolded and threatened him, Albert M. Blume sued for divorce in superior court No.1. They married in 195 and separated in April, this year. Custody of two children was sought by Blume.
• 19 Apr 1930 Mrs. Bessie Berger, in action for divorce in superior court No. 1 from Rudolph Berger, alleged in her complaint that during their married life he has maintained toward her "an air and attitude of passive tolerance." He refused to speak to her during periods of weeks and months at a time, it was further charged in part. The marriage was contracted in 1921. Mrs. Blume asked that she be granted $1,000 alimony.
• 19 Apr 1930 Seek a divorce and $6,000 alimony, Mrs. Myrtle A. Mason sued her husband, Joseph A. Mason, in superior court No. 1. Married in 1906, they separated this month. Mrs. Mason alleged that the defendant called her vile names, struck her and drank
• 19 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, Roy H. Marsh drank and swore and that there have been quarrels between them during the latter part of their married life, Mrs. Frances Marsh sued for divorce in superior court No.1. The couple married in 1916. There is one child.
• 19 Apr 1930 Mrs. Rose B. Garchell sued Clarence Gatchell for divorce and $5,000 alimony in superior court No. 2, averring in part that he failed to provide properly. Custody of two children was sought by Mrs. Gatchell.
• 19 Apr 1930 Claiming that her husband, Howard Valroff has a temperament incompatible with hers and that he stayed out late nights and failed to inform her of his whereabouts, Mrs. Mary Valroff instituted a divorce action in superior court No. 2. Wedded in 1916, they separated this month.
• 20 Apr 1930 Her husband, Benjamin Johnson, "was continually drinking whisky and would associate with other women," Mrs. Mabel F. Johnson alleged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1923, they separated this month. Mrs. Johnson's complaint further charged that Johnson was "guilty of gross neglect" toward her, that he nagged at her, told her to secure a divorce and finally left her in a destitute state. She seeks restoration of her former name, Mabel Coyle.
• 20 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, James B. Couts treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner, Mrs. Osie E. Couts sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. The parties married in 1903 and separated in January this year. There are six children, ranging in age from 24 to 9 years. Custody of the three youngest children was asked by Mrs. Couts.
• 20 Apr 1930 Suit for divorce and $7,000 alimony was filed by Mrs. Hilda McLain against Charles McLain. Wedded in 1905, they separated this month. Mrs. McLain's complaint stated that she has "done everything in her power to make married life as happy as possible" for her husband. Nevertheless, it was alleged, he "has persisted in running around with a neighbor lady…for a period of several years" and he has "openly and defiantly" told the plaintiff about it.
• 20 Apr 1930 Virgin A. Kinder sued for divorce from Mrs. Dorothy A. Kinder, claiming that she nagged at and scolded him and refused to keep house. The marriage was contracted in July, 1929.
• 20 Apr 1930 Stephan Swank was granted a divorce from Mrs. Effie Swank in superior court No.1 on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment.
• 22 Apr 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Mary Cathryn Egts nagged at him, "used all types of abusive language," and on some occasions, struck him, Carl Egts sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Wedded in 1927, the parties separated April 20, this year. There are two children, custody of whom is sought by Egts. His complaint further averred that his wife had accused him of associating with other women.
• 22 Apr 1930 Her husband, Bruce W. Smith, told her to procure a divorce, that he no longer cared to live with her, Mrs. Amy Smith averred in a divorce complaint filed in superior court No. 2. She also charged that he failed to support her and to make and maintain a home for her. The Smiths married in February, 1929 and separated July 6. Mrs. Smith seeks restoration of her former name, Amy Schlup.
• 22 Apr 1930 Complaining that her husband, Thomas Stutz failed to buy her any clothes during their married life and that he cursed her and nagged at her, Mrs. Sarah Stutz sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. Married in 1927, they separated this month. Custody of the two children is sought by Mrs. Stutz.
• 22 Apr 1930 Charges of failure to provide won a divorce in superior court No. 1 for Mrs. Ida M. Meisel from Emanuel Meisel. They married in 1904 and separated in 1918.
• 22 Apr 1930 Deryil Dunbar was given a divorce from Mrs. Bessie Dunbar on charges of desertion in superior court No.1. The marriage was contracted in 1920 and the principals separated in December, 1923. Custody of a minor child was awarded to the defendant, the plaintiff being charged with its support.
• 22 Apr 1930 Mrs. Clottie Blew was decreed a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Otto Blew on allegations that he had been quarrelsome and had failed to provide. They separated March 30, 1928. Mrs. Blew was given custody of a minor child involved and Blew was charged with its support.
• 22 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, Conrad Roembke, Jr. had cursed and sworn at her and failed to provide, Mrs. Lean Roembke was awarded a divorce and custody of her minor child in superior court No. 1. Roemble was ordered to pay $5 weekly. Married in 1924, they separated January 2, this year.
• 22 Apr 1930 Application for a change of venue from the court was filed by the plaintiff in the divorce action of Victor M. Dibble against Grace B. Dibble in superior court No. 2.
• 23 Apr 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Sowers nagged at him, Robert Sowers was given a decree of divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married February 3, 1929 the parties separated in February, this year. Sowers alleged further that Mrs. Sowers had been quarrelsome and that she frequently absented herself from home.
• 23 Apr 1930 Mrs. Mary I. Long was decreed a divorce from W. Bob Long in superior court No. 1 on her allegations that he had been guilty of cruelty, that he threatened to cut her throat and failed to provide. Wedded October 6, 1929, they separated in January, this year.
• 23 Apr 1930 Testimony that her husband, Walter Lahm had failed to provide, thus compelling her to earn her own living, and that he had been guilty of cruelty, won a divorce in superior court No. 1 for Mrs. Marvel Lahm. Their marriage was contracted in 1925 and they separated in December, 1928.
• 23 Apr 1930 Mrs. Violet Hawk was given a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Connos Hawk and her former name, Violet Budd was ordered restored. They married in December, 1927 and separated November 15, 1928.
• 23 Apr 1930 Divorce action of Martin V. Boyle against Sadie Boyle was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 24 Apr 1930 Said to have been approximately 13 years old when she married James Hyck in Toledo, O., in 1928, Mrs. Catherine Hydk was given an annulment of her marriage and her former name, Catherine Burns was restored in superior court No. 2. The girl, it was stated, is now about 15 years old. She has known Hyck approximately one month. They married in September, 1928, and separated the same month after having lived together approximately three weeks, according to the evidence. A suit for divorce had originally been filed on behalf of the girl. Judge Leonard held that she has been legally incapable, because of lack of sufficient age, to entering into the marriage contract, which he declared null and void.
• 24 Apr 1930 Alleging that her husband, Joseph B. Owens on the day of their separation struck her, threatened to take her life and then "ran her with a knife," Mrs. Opal G. Owens filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1927, they separated last month. On various occasions, Mrs. Owens' complaint further charged, Owens "used obscene and opprobrious language" toward her.
• 24 Apr 1930 Mrs. Pearl N. Heater sued in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Joseph D. Heater, charging that he associated with other women, and that he failed to provide a proper and suitable home for his family. The marriage was contracted in 1924 and the parties separated this month. Mrs. Heater asked that she be granted custody of four children, ranging in age from 5 years to 10 months.
• 24 Apr 1930 Charges that her husband, Edward C. Fensler has been guilty of desertion, cruelty and failure to provide, won a divorce for Mrs. Nina L. Fensler in superior court No. 1. She alleged that she had been compelled to work and that the defendant had struck her. Wedded in 1917, the Fenslers separated in February, this year. Mrs. Fensler was given custody of three minor children and Fensler was ordered to pay $15 weekly for their support.
• 24 Apr 1930 Mrs. Agnes J. Waldron was granted a divorce from Lavere R. Waldron on allegation that he had treated her cruelly and failed to provide, in superior court No. 1. They married in July, 1928 and separated in September, 1929. The plaintiff's name was restored to Agnes Winters.
• 25 Apr 1930 Claiming that there has been such constant strife during their marriage that for them to live together longer is impossible Mrs. Hazel Hightower sued Carl Hightower for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Hightower charged that her husband objected to members of her family visiting her and that he nagged at her constantly. Married March 27, 1927, they separated this month.
• 25 Apr 1930 Mrs. Agatha A. Robbins filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from George R. Robins, asserting that he failed to provide a proper home for his family. Wedded February 3, 1928 they separated in August last year. There are two children, aged on and one-half and six weeks respectively, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Robbins, who also asks that she be granted support.
• 25 Apr 1930 Answer of general denial to charges embodied in a divorce action instituted by her husband, Carl Egts, and cross-complaint for a two-year limited separation was entered by Mrs. Mary Cathryn Egts in superior court No. 2. Mrs. Egts averred that Egts, without fault on her part, created such constant strife that living together was renered impossible. They married March 1, 1927 and separated this month. Custody of her two children, aged respectively two and one-half and eight months, is asked by Mrs. Egts.
• 26 Apr 1930 Alleging that her husband, Charles Johnson spent money for liquor and that he gambled, Mrs. Ida M. Johnson filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Her complaint charged further that Johnson cursed and swore at her, told her to leave home and frequently stayed away all night. They married in 1920.
• 26 Apr 1930 Mrs. Nina Davis, in action, in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Harold Davis, averred that he kicked and struck her, cursed and swore at her, drank liquor and occasionally came home in a state of intoxication early in the mornings. Wedded in March, 1929 they separated this month.
• 26 Apr 1930 Charges that her husband, Columbus Kezee threw her out of their home, that he cursed and abused her and failed to provide reasonable means of support, were incorporated in a divorce complaint filed in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Dessie Rae Kezze. Married in 1923, they separated in February, this year.
• 26 Apr 1930 Suit for a five -year limited separation and $5,000 alimony was filed in circuit court by Mrs. Elinor Pilett against Edwin Pilett. She asserted that he struck and beat her and failed to furnish sufficient support. They marriage was contracted in 1926 and the parties separated this month.
• 26 Apr 1930 Allegations that his wife, Mrs. Nora Ellingwood, was "an inveterate user of tobacco" and that she "would frequently spit tobacco juice on the floors and walls of their home and on the furniture located therein" were made in a complaint for divorce filed by George W. Ellingwood in superior court No. 2. The Ellingwoods married in 1904 and separated July 1, 1929, the complaint stated. Ellingwood also charged in part that his spouse failed to cook his meals and keep his wearing apparel in proper condition for use. His complaint further-set forth that he warned her "of the way she was keeping and conducting her home and that if she persisted in such conduct, her would be forced to leave her." She replied, however, it was alleged, "that she did not care," and that he "was no good around there anyway."
• 27 Apr 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Bower has kicked and beaten him "without any cause whatsoever," Forrest Bower filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. They married December 25, 1929 and separated this month. Bower charged further that his mate has refused "to keep her home in a clean condition."
• 27 Apr 1930 Mrs. Aldena Dewell sued, in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Allen L. Dewell, her complaint averring that he has informed her "that she has now married him and she would have to work and keep him." Wedded in October 28, 1929, they separated February 16, 1930. The wife also charged that the defendant drank, became "angry and impatient" with her, compelled her to work and support the home, struck and beat her and refused to let her visit her people.
• 27 Apr 1930 Claiming that he was obliged to prepare his own meals or to get them at restaurants, Robert Edwards entered suit for divorce from his wife, Mrs. Margaret Edwards in superior court No. 2. She nagged at and quarreled with him and would not keep their place of residence clean, Edwards further alleged. The marriage was contracted June 20, 1927 and the parties separated this month.
• 27 Apr 1930 Mrs. Lillian Steward in suit for divorce from Marion E. Steward, instituted in superior court No. 2, charged that he cursed and swore at her without occasion and called her "vile and filthy names." Her complaint also alleged that he drank, associated with other women and remained away from home until late at night. Married in 1914, they separated this month.
• 27 Apr 1930 Charging that her husband, Jack R. Robey has promised her to abstain for drinking since they were married, but that he has not done so, Mrs. Ida Mae Robey sued in superior court No. 1 for divorce, custody of her two children and $30 weekly as maintenance. She claimed that he has mistreated her and the children. Wedded in 1923, they separated this month.
• 27 Apr 1930 Mrs. Virginia M. Woods was granted a divorce from Frank P. Woods and custody of her infant son, in superior court No. 1. They married in 1928.
• 27 Apr 1930 The suit of Mrs. Elinor Pilett against Edwin Pilett for limited separation was ordered venued from Allen circuit court to DeKalb county on agreement.
• 29 Apr 1930 Charging in part that her husband, Virgil Ballinger, deserted her and failed to provide her with food, clothing and other necessities of life, Mrs. Cora Ballinger sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. She alleged further that her husband cursed her, called her vile and indecent names and occasionally became intoxicated. They separated November 1, 1929. Restoration of her former name was sought by Mrs. Ballinger.
• 29 Apr 1930 Testimony that his wife, Mrs. Daisy C. Julian deserted him won a divorce for Edward T. Julian in superior court No. 2. Married August 12, 1912, they separated November 1, 1928.
• 29 Apr 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Rose B. Gatchell against Clarence Gatchell was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 2.
• 30 Apr 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Jacob Lambert has used intoxicating liquor to excess, Mrs. Sarah Lambert filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1923, the parties separated December 25, 1929. Mrs. Lambert charged further that her mate failed to provide for her during a period of more than two years and that he never supported her adequately.
• 30 Apr 1930 Her husband, Lawrence W. Brayton, filed to provide a proper home for herself and their child, aged two and one-half years, Mrs. Maxine G. Brayton charged in action for divorce instituted in superior court No. 1. The marriage was contracted January 1, 1927, and the litigants separated this month. Mrs.Brayton asked that she be granted support and custody of the child.
• 30 Apr 1930 Averring that her husband, George F. Moore deserted her February 12, 1927, Mrs. Mary E. Moore sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. They married March 18, 1926.

• 01 May 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Edna Bickel nagged at him, scolded him and found fault, and that it is impossible for them to live peacefully and happily together, Arthur Bickel sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married July 13, 1929, they separated this month. Bickel is the father of a daughter 12, by a former marriage.
• 01 May 1930 Goldie G. Thomas filed suit in superior court No 1 divorce from Cleo C. Thomas, various alleged acts of mistreatment being cited. The marriage was contracted in August 1929 and the parties separated December 28.
• 02 May 1930 Her husband, Harold Orahood threatened on one occasion to kill her with a butcher knife, Mrs. Margaret Orahood alleged in action for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Orahood further charged that Orahood has treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner by nagging at her and failing to provide. They separated April 5.
• 02 May 1930 Mrs. Edith M. Stewart was awarded a divorce from Pierre Stewart in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that the defendant had been guilty of cruelty, made false accusations against her and cursed her. Mrs. Stewart was also awarded $200 alimony and her former name was ordered restored. Married in January, 1927, the Stewarts separated February 28, this year.
• 03 May 1930 Claiming that her husband, Arthur Bickel permitted his 12-year-old daughter by a former marriage "to verbally abuse" her, Mrs. Arthur Bickel filed a cross-complaint for divorce yesterday in an action instituted by him in superior court No. 2. Married July 13, 1929, the parties separated April 25 this year. The child, Mrs. Bickel further charged, called her name, told her she was of "bad and immoral character" and would not obey her. Mrs. Bickel said that she at all times made a special effort to supervise the child's conduct and to guide her in the proper way of life, but that the child consistently refused to obey her. When she discussed the child's conduct with Bickel, she stated, her told her she was nagging him "and that she should mind her own business." On one occasion, she claimed, He slapped her "without any reason or provocation." She seeks restoration of her former name, Edna E. Skinner.
• 03 May 1930 Mrs. Margaret Tieman, in action for divorce from Archie Tieman , averred that he occasion ally would stay out until the early moring hours, frequent public dance halls without taking her, and associate with other women. They married in 1927 and separated in March, 1929. Mrs. Tieman asked that her name be restored to Margaret Reece.
• 03 May 1930 Charging that about March 24, 1929, her husband Paul E. Taylor, saying her no longer cared to live with her, broke up housekeeping, disposed of the furnishings and moved elsewhere, refusing to make provision for her support. Mrs. Minnie A. Taylor sued for divorce and $500 alimony. They married in 1917.
• 03 May 1930 Mrs. Mary J. Timmes brought suit for divorce from John Timmes on general averments of cruel and inhuman treatment. Wedded in 1922, they separated last month.
• 04 May 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Lee Crall has refused to pay his rent and "legitimate bills," Mrs. Lula Crall filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1, yesterday. A separation this month broke a marriage contracted in 1922. Mrs. Crall charged further that her spouse "has not paid his house rent for eight months" and has not given her money to pay for table necessities for her three children and herself. At times, Crall gave her checks, but when she undertook to cash some of these, her complaint averred, she discovered that no funds were available. She asked that she be given custody of the children, aged 7 and 2 years, and eight months; $15 weekly as maintenance and an additional sum of $2 per week to apply on a mortgage on her furniture.
• 04 May 1930 Mrs. Grace A. Steward sued in superior court No.1 for divorce from Earl M. Steward, who according to her complaint is serving a 10-year term on conviction of robbery. Married in 1921, they separated February 10, this year. There are four children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Steward. She charged that Steward struck her, called her vile names and failed to provide properly.
• 04 May 1930 Mrs. Bessie Longardner was given a divorce in superior court No. 1 on a cross-complaint entered in an action instituted by her husband Frank Longardner. Custody of the Longardners' five children, ranging in age from three months to nine years, was vested in Mrs. Longardner. Longardner was ordered to pay
• 85 monthly for their maintenance. Wedded in 1919, the parties separated last Frebuary.
• 04 May 1930 Allegations of desertion won a divorce in superior court No. 1 for Burton Sellers from Mrs. Hazel Sellers. They married in 1909 and separated last January.
• 04 May 1930 Testimony that her husband, Frank Edsall has slapped her, called her names and occasionally became intoxicated won a divorce for Mrs. Marion Edsall in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Edsall was given custody of their three children and Edsall was ordered to pay $10 weekly as maintenance. The marriage was contracted in 1917.
• 04 May 1930 Charges that her husband, Robert Firks, choked and struck her and failed to provide won a divorce for Mrs. Georgia Firks in superior court No. 1. Her name was restored to Georgia Deahl. They separated last fall after having been married approximately a year.
• 06 May 1930 Frederick Ripke of Woodburn was awarded a divorce from Mrs. Delianna Ripke in superior court No. 1, the case having been under advisement since February. Married Dec. 6, 1929, the Ripkes separated in January, this year. Mrs. Ripke, formerly resided in Waterloo, Ia., and they became acquainted through a "corresponding club." Her marriage to Ripke was her third matrimonial union, according to the evidence. Mrs. Ripke was awarded the sum of $350.
• 06 May 1930 Mrs. Violet M. Barbour was given a divorce from Xen D. Barbour in an action begun by the latter in superior court No. 1. They married in 1926 and separated Oct 8, 1929. Mrs. Barbour charged that Barbour struck her at various times and failed to provide. She was given custody of two minor children involved, and Barbour was ordered to pay $10 weekly for their support.
• 06 May 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Mable R. Prugh was decreed a divorce from Paul Prugh on a cross-complaint in superior court No. 1, her former name being restored. She testified that her husband stayed out nights and failed to provide. The marriage was contracted Oct. 15, 1927.
• 06 May 1930 In superior court No. 2 Mrs. Ethel Eagleye was granted a divorce from Pathro Eagleye on her allegations that the defendant drank intoxicating liquor, gambled, slapped her and told her to get out. Wedded in 1924, they separated Jan 27 this year. Mrs. Eagleye's former name, Esther Burr was restored.
• 06 May 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was filed by Charles Warfield in a suit instituted by his wife, Mrs Caroline Warfield, in superior court No. 1. Married in April, 1929, they separated Nov 20. Warfield's cross-complaint alleged that his wife has associated with other men and that she "would go out nights and wound not return home at times before 1 a.m." He also seeks custody of their minor child.
• 06 May 1930 Charging that her husband, Edward Hedges on one occasion choked her, "leaving black and blue marks on her body for days thereafter," Mrs. Dorothy Hedges sued for a two-year limited separation, in superior court No. 2. They married March 30, 1929. The wife alleged further that Hedges struck, beat and deserted her.
• 06 May 1930 Mrs. Lela Pease filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Homer Pease, averring that he struck and beat her, whereby her eye was blackened and told her he was tired of her. While he was in a state of intoxication, she further alleged, he cursed her, calling her all kinds of vile names, and when the baby was ill he refused to call a doctor. They separated May 2, this year after a marriage contracted in 1927. Mrs. Pease asked that she be granted custody of the child.
• 06 May 1930 Divorce action of Judson Mote against Bessie Mote was dismissed on agreement in superior court No. 1.
• 06 May 1930 Divorce complaint of Arthur Bickel against Edna Bickel was dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 07 May 1930 Subject to the testimony of residence witnesses, Loran C. Shaw was granted a divorce from Mrs. Lillie M. Shaw in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Shaw made charges that his wife had been guilty of cruelty and that she had associated with other men. Married in 1925, they separated Mar 14, 1926.
• 07 May 1930 Charging that her husband, Arthur Boester struck and neglected her, Mrs. Hannah Boester sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. They separated in May, 1929 after having been married approximately 10 years. There are five children.
• 08 May 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Charles Daub, would strike and beat her, leaving bruises upon her body for days." Mrs. Alice Daub filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. A separation last month broke a marriage contracted November 3, 1928. Mrs.Daub's complaint averred that the alleged beatings would occasionally take place when the defendant came home in an intoxicated condition and that he would also call her vile and filthy names.
• 08 May 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Lela Boseker, occasionally stayed away until late at night, that she refused to get breakfast and that she told him she was "stepping out on him" with another man. Edwin J. Boseker was granted a divorce in superior court No. 2. Married in 1927, the parties separated in February, this year.
• 08 May 1930 Kenneth L. Ball sued Mrs. Thelma Ball for divorce in superior court No. 1, asserting that she frequently told him "to go and get a divorce, that she would not live with him any longer." She has nagged at him and accused him of conduct unbecoming a husband, her further charged. They married in 1924 and separated April 30, this year. Ball asked that custody of two children, aged 5 and 2 years, be placed with the defendant.
• 08 May 1930 Fred W. Jackson in action for divorce from Mrs. Nancy M. Jackson, instituted in superior court No. 1, alleged that she abused him refused to live at the place he prepared for her and associated with other men. Wedded in 1912, they separated May 5, 1916.
• 08 May 1930 Divorce action of Elizabeth J. Linhart against Thomas V. Linhart, was dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 09 May 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Bower has, when in anger, kicked and beaten him without cause whatsoever, Forrest Bower sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Wedded December 25, 1929, the Bowers separated April 23, this year. Bower further charged that the defendant "refused to keep her home in a clean condition."
• 09 May 1930 Mrs. Lena Bender filed suit in superior court No. 1 for a five-year limited separation for her husband, John L. Bender, whom she married in 1899, the separation taking place last September. It was averred by Mrs. Bender that her mate created such constant strife that for then to live together longer was intolerable, and that he failed to support her.
• 09 May 1930 Her husband, Herman F. Roberts treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner during the period of their married life. Mrs. Jessie E. Roberts asserted in an action for divorce instituted in superior court No. 1. The marriage was contracted in 1921 and they separated last June. Mrs. Roberts asked that she be granted custody of her child.
• 09 May 1930 Charging that her husband, William L. Jackson failed to make reasonable provisions for her support, Mrs. Laura E. Jackson entered suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. They married in 1908 and separated in March, this year.
• 09 May 1930 John Smyers was granted a divorce from his wife, Mrs. Vernie Smyers , who he alleged would not speak for two and three months at a time; that she was guilty of association with other men and desertion, and that his mother-in-law interfered with them. Wedded in 1924, they separated in December, 1927. Custody of a minor child was awarded to the plaintiff.
• 09 May 1930 Decree of divorce from Frank Edsall was given to Mrs. Marion Edsall in superior court No.1. She charged that her husband drank, called her vile names and slapped her. They married in 1917. Mrs. Edsall was granted custody of three children.
• 10 May 1930 Alleging in part that his wife. Mrs. Bertha K. Hoffert, has told him "to get out of her home," George J. Hoffert filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in 1927 and separated yesterday. Hoffert charged further that the defendant cursed and swore at him and was guilty of nagging and quarreling.
• 10 May 1930 Mrs. Elvie Barnett in action to end her marriage to John Barnett, instituted in superior court No. 1, averred that he struck and beat her, called her vile names and often stayed out late at night without giving any reason therefor. Wedded in 1926, they separated September 1, last year. She sought restoration of her former name, Elvie Finely.
• 10 May 1930 Harold I. Maupin, suing Mrs. Lenore Maupin for divorce in superior court No. 2, charged that she has repeatedly told him "both by word of mouth and in writing that she would not live with him and that he should get a divorce." She has told him she did not love him, and has refused to return to live with him even when he requested her to do so, he further claimed. Married in 1922, they separated last month. Maupin seeks custody of the two children.
• 10 May 1930 Allegations that her husband, Bernard A. Willig, struck, beat and cursed her, called her vile names and that he would destroy the property belonging to them, were made in a divorce action entered by Mrs. Hilda L. Willig in superior court No. 2. They married in 1922 and separated this month. Custody of her two children is sought by Mrs. Willig.
• 10 May 1930 Mrs. Myrtle Otto was given a divorce from Grover Otto in superior court No. 1 on charges of failure to provide. The marriage was contracted in 1919 and they separated in February this year. Mrs. Otto's former name was ordered restored.
• 10 May 1930 Charges of cruelty won judgement for Mrs. Mildred M. Welsh in her action against Robert M. Welsh in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1927, they separated in February this year.
• 11 May 1930 Walbrun Pence was given his legal freedom in action against Mrs. Leona Pence on charges that the defendant would leave home for weeks at a time, in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The marriage was contracted in 1925.
• 11 May 1930 Mrs. Iris Benzel was awarded a divorce from Arthur C. Benzel on allegation that he gambled, drank and did not pay his debts in superior court No. 2. They married in 1921. Mrs. Benzel was given custody of their child.
• 13 May 1930 Allegations that her husband, Kenneth J. Klotz had occasionally locked her out on cold nights and that he had sworn at her and struck her won a divorce for Mrs. Ruth Klotz in superior court No. 1. Married December 31, 1929, they separated March 25, 1930. Her former name, Ruth Anne Fulton was ordered restored.
• 13 May 1930 Fred Greiner was awarded a divorce from Mrs. Dora Greiner in superior court No. 1 on charges of cruelty. The marriage was contracted in 1928. Custody of a minor child was given to Gertrude Greiner subject to modification.
• 13 May 1930 Mrs. Lula Baker filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from her husband, Fate Baker averring that he at various times cursed and otherwise mistreated her child and herself. It was alleged in her complaint that Baker, stuck Mrs. Baker while she was in bed, inflicting bruises and wounds on her person and injuring her face and hand. She asks $2,000 alimony and $15 weekly as support.
• 13 May 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Elinor Pilett against Edwin Pliett was ordered dismissed in circuit court on motion of the plaintiff.
• 14 May 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Opal Etter cursed and swore at him and that she struck him several times, Clell H. Etter was granted a divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The marriage was contracted in 1913. Etter was given custody of a son, 14, and custody of a daughter, 12 was awarded to the defendant. Etter was ordered to pay $40 monthly to the defendant for her support and that of the child.
• 14 May 1930 Her husband, John Davis has during the past year, swore at her and called her vile names, struck and beaten her and threatened to throw her out of their house Mrs. Eliza Davis averred in a complaint for dissolution of matrimonial ties files in superior court No. 1. Married in 1906, the parties separated May 9, this year. There are four children, ranging in age from 23 to 15, the plaintiff having custody of all but the eldest. She further alleged that the defendant "squandered his money in satisfying his own appetite and desires and left his family in want for the necessaries of life and boasted to the plaintiff in so doing."
• 14 May 1930 Mrs. Loveda Fett sued Saul Fett for divorce in superior court No. 1, claiming that he frequently called her vile and indecent names and failed to support her properly. Wedded November 28, 1927, they separated May 10 this year. Mrs. Fett asked that she be granted custody of a minor child involved.
• 16 May 1930 Charging that her husband, Howard M. Somers has repeatedly told her he does not love her and that she should get a divorce, Mrs. Lura Somers filed suit for legal freedom in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1927, they separated May 6, this year. Mrs. Somers asked that she be granted custody of her son, 2.
• 16 May 1930 Mrs. Pearl Miller sued Edgar M. Miller for divorce in superior court No. 2, claiming that he has treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner. The marriage was contracted in 1922 and the parties separated May 14, this year. Custody of four children, aged 7, 5, 3 and 1 years is sought by the plaintiff.
• 17 May 1930 Her husband, Jerome M. Geise would become intoxicated and kick and beat her, Mrs. Mary C. Geise alleged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The couple married in 1926 and separated Thursday.
• 17 May 1930 Harvey Bovine, suing for divorce from Mrs. Fern Bovine in superior court No. 1, alleged that she was "cross and surly" and that she associated and kept company with other men. Wedded April 6, 1929, they separated September 15. Bovine further charged that at the time of the separation his wife told him she did not love him anymore and did not care to live with him.
• 17 May 1930 Mrs. Alma Truman sued Doland Truman to end a marriage contracted January 28, 1929 in superior court No. 1. Her complaint alleged that all during their married life together the defendant was continually drinking and intoxicated, that he refused to provide for her or contribute anything whatever toward her support.
• 17 May 1930 Divorce and restoration of her maiden name were sought by Mrs. Bernice Scott in action against Richard A. Scott filed in superior court No. 1. She averred that he treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner. They married November 25, 1927 and separated Thursday.
• 17 May 1930 Mrs. Isabelle Salter was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from David H. Salter on her testimony that the defendant had been guilty of cruelty and had failed to provide. She was awarded custody of two children 5 and 3, and Salter was ordered to pay $7 weekly for their support. Married in 1924, they separated October, last year.
• 18 May 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Irene Roberts against Max Roberts was dismissed on motion of plaintiff in superior court No. 1 yesterday.
• 20 May 1930 Alleging that her husband, John Hart "insists upon chewing tobacco and expectorating on the furniture, floor and rugs," much to her embarrassment, Mrs. Anna Hart sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Wedded in 1913, they separated this month. Mrs. Hart further charged that her mate nagged at and scolded her and frequently told her to get out of their home. She asked that she be granted custody of their five children ranging in age from 14 to 7.
• 20 May 1930 Dewey Copeland in suit for divorce from Mrs. Leona Copeland, instituted in superior court No. 1, averred that she quarreled and nagged and failed to "make a home" and perform her household duties. They married in 1923 and separated February, last year.
• 20 May 1930 His wife, Mrs. Vera Miller, refused to cook or keep house for him and falsely accused him of intimacy with strange women, Kenneth Miller charged in a divorce action entered in superior court No. 1. Married in 1927 they separated last month.
• 20 May 1930 Mrs. Mabel Ake sued Clarence Ake for divorce in superior court No. 2, charging cruel and inhuman treatment. The marriage was contracted in 1911 and the parties separated in December, 1928.
• 20 May 1930 Cruel and inhuman treatment was alleged by Mellie Warner in suit for divorce and $1000 alimony instituted against Anson Warner in superior court No. 2.
• 20 May 1930 Mrs. Emma Pace was given a Decree dissolving her marriage tgo Haywood Pace in superior court No. 1, on her allegation that the defendant had been guilty of cruelty, nagging and associating with other women. They married November 14, 1928 and separated August 19, 1929. Her former name was ordered restored.
• 20 May 1930 William H. Hull was awarded a divorce from Mrs. Sophia Hull in superior court No. 1, on charges of cruelty, quarreling and nagging. Hull is 76 and the defendant 66, according to the court records. Wedded October 1, 1929, they separated in February, this year.
• 20 May 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Lillian Sebring won a divorce from Orin Sebring, in superior court No. 1 on allegation that he had struck her, cut her with a knife and failed to provide. The parties married in March, 1928 and separated last December. Mrs. Sebring was given custody of a minor child, for the support of which Sebring was ordered to pay $4 weekly.
• 21 May 1930 Alleging in part that his wife, Mrs. Gladys Cook, forbade card playing in their home and that she insisted that the only recreation in which he was to indulge was attendance to religious services, Maurice Cook filed a cross-complaint for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The cross-complaint was entered in an action begun by Mrs. Cook. Married in September, 1919, the parties separated May 6, 1926, it was stated. Cook further complained that his wife refused to attend social gatherings or engage in entertainments. On a few occasions, he alleged, she in response to his solicitations, accompanied him to a moving picture show, but each time, it was said, she found fault with and criticized him for having taken her to such entertainment. She nagged and found fault with him and "criticized and ridiculed his conduct when they attended social gatherings," Cook charged
• 22 May 1930 Alleging that her husband, Jack Everett Reeder has associated with other women, Mrs. Mildreth l. Reeded Filed suit for divorce, $5000 alimony and support in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1923, the Reeder's separated this month, it was said. Mrs. Reeder's complaint stated that her husband's alleged infidelity has destroyed her love and affection for him and made it impossible for her to continue to live with him as his wife. There is one child, 4 years old.
• 22 May 1930 Mrs. Geraldine Lydiksen was decreed a divorced from Earl Lydiksen and awarded custody of her minor child in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Lydiksen charged that her mate has been guilty of desertion for more than two years and failure to provide.
• 22 May 1930 His wife, Mrs. Mary Wilkinson, neglected to look after her household duties, Ralph Wilkinson averred in a suit for divorce instituted in superior court No. 1. He claimed further that she repeatedly told him that she did not care for him and requested him to get a divorce, stating that she would no longer live with him as his wife. The marriage was contracted in 1927 and the parties separated this month.
• 22 May 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Lulu B. Link against Leslie J. Link was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 23 May 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Clara Lamley gathered his clothes "and told him that if he did not take them and get out, she would poison him," David Lamley filed a cross-complaint for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. They married in 1926. Lamley further charged in his cross-complaint that his wife refused to keep his house of him or to cook his meals,that she nagged at and quarreled with him and associated with other men.
• 23 May 1930 Suit for divorce was filed by Mrs. Justine W. Johnstone against Keats Johnstone in superior court No. 2, it being alleged that Johnstone has been guilty of infidelity. Wedded December 7, 1929, the Johnstone's separated April 10. The plaintiff seeks restoration of her former name, Justine Wefel.
• 24 May 1930 Charging that her husband, Vernon L. Davis occasionally remained away from home all night and that he associated with other women, Mrs. Dorothy Davis sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1925, they separated April 28, this year. Mrs. Davis further complained that Davis told her he did not wish to live with her any longer and that he could not support her. Her complaint stated that he was sent to the Allen county penal farm after having been found guilty of wife and child neglect. She asked that she be given custody of her child, 3.
• 24 May 1930 Mrs. Katherine Jean sued Merle Jean for divorce in superior court No. 1, alleging that if he "was successful in gaining possession of money or funds he immediately proceeded to gamble and dissipate the same rather than to expend them for the support of his wife and family." On one occasion, she asserted, he struck her. Wedded in 1922, they separated September 1, last year. Custody of a 7-year-old daughter was sought by Mrs. Jean.
• 24 May 1930 Divorce complaint of Mrs. Lula Baker against Fate Baker was dismissed on motion of plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 25 May 1930 Hi wife, Mrs. Margaret Shull, created such constant strife that for them to live longer together as husband and wife was intolerable, Wayne Schull alleged in a shit for divorce entered in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1927, the Shull's separated in January the following year.
• 25 May 1930 Mrs. Evelyn Flaig in action to end her marriage to George Flaig, filed in superior court No. 1, charged that he had quarreled with and nagged at her and failed to provide. The marriage was contracted March 8, this year, the parties separating May 13, it was stated.
• 27 May 1930 Charging that her husband, Roger Lininger told her "to get out and stay out," Mrs. Nellie Lininger sued for dissolution of matrimonial ties in superior court No. 1 yesterday. He also "quarreled constantly," she alleged further, thus marring a marriage which, contracted in 1927 was disrupted by a separation this month. She asked that her former name, Nellie Peterson be restored.
• 27 May 1930 Mrs. Helen J. Amacher suing in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Walter Amacher averred in her complaint that her mate "told her he did not love her, to get out of her house and get a divorce," Amacher, his wife further averred, has on occasion "dissipated his earnings for the purchase of intoxicating liquor," and arrived at his home in an intoxicated condition. He also cursed her, called her vile names, used profanity while talking to her and struck, criticized and ridiculed her at various time, her complaint asserted. Married in 1928, they separated this month. Mrs. Amacher seeks custody of her minor child.
• 27 May 1930 Suit for divorce was instituted in superior court No. 2 by Mrs. Alice Scherer against Virgil Scherer, who she claimed in part refused to let her parents and friends see her or come to her. He falsely accused her of associating with other men, cursed and swore at her, and left her for weeks at a time. They married in 1928 and separated this month. Restoration of her former name, Alice DeBolt was petitioned by Mrs. Scherer.
• 27 May 1930 Mrs. Lucille Schmid was decreed a divorce from Walter Schmid in superior court No. 1 on testimony that her husband had frequently absented himself without cause and failed to provide for her. Married April 30, 1929, they separated in November.
• 27 May 1930 C. Le Roy Wysong won a divorce from Mrs. Hazel Wsong in superior court No. 1 on charges of cruelty, quarrelsomeness and false accusations. The marriage was contracted in 1917 and the parties separated last March. Custody of a minor child was awarded to the defendant, the plaintiff being charged with the child's support.
• 27 May 1930 Wilmer J. Golden was given a divorce from Mrs. Maude Golden in superior court No. 1 on allegations of cruelty, desertion and infidelity. They wedded November 16, 1929 and separated December 2.
• 27 May 1930 Subject to publication, etc., Antonio Belsanti was awarded a divorce from Mrs. Guseppins Belsanti in superior court No. 2 on his assertions that she refused to live with him and was guilty of desertion. They separated in August 1921, having been married in 1920. Belsanti was order to pay $5 weekly for the support of a minor daughter.
• 28 May 1930 Alleging that her husband, Harrison Madison on one occasion beat her "with a strap and an iron buckle until her flesh was greatly bruised," Mrs. Alice Madison sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Wedded September 11, 1929, the Madison separated this month. Mrs. Madison's complaint alleged further that Madison struck and beat her often, called her vile names and falsely accused her of infidelity. She asked for $500 alimony and restoration of her former name, Alice Jones.
• 28 May 1930 Mrs. Jeanette Sites filed suit in circuit court to end her marriage to Dewey Sites to whom she had been married once before, the previous matrimonial venture having culminated in a divorce and remarriage. Contracted in 1925, the present marital union was disrupted by a separation the month. Sites, Mrs. Sites accused, has failed to support her and the four children properly, and "is addicted to the habit of drinking." She sought custody of the children.
• 28 May 1930 Her husband, L.J. Wade, "would fly into an angry rage over trivial affairs, at which times he refused to sleep in the same part of the house" with her, Mrs. Cora Wade averred in a divorce complaint instituted in superior court No. 1. They married in 1922 and separated last August. Mrs. Wake asked that her name be restored to Cora Barnhart.
• 28 May 1930 Mrs. Jessie Fallon suing in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to Melvin Fallon, charged that he cursed and beat her and failed to provide a home for her.
• 29 May 1930 Allegation that her husband, Francis Young had struck her several times, blackened her eyes, nagged and failed to provide were made by Mrs. Esther Young in hearing on a complaint for divorce in superior court No.2 yesterday. Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Young was granted a decree. Married in 1924, the litigants separated last September. Young was charged with the support of two minor children.
• 29 May 1930 In superior court No. 1 Blain Zerphy was granted a divorce from Mrs. Lena Zerphy. The Zerphy's were married in 1918, separating in March, 1921, the decree being awarded on charges of desertion.
• 29 May 1930 Mrs. Marion Edsall was awarded a decree of divorce from Frank Edsall in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Edsall alleged that Edsall slapped her at different times, called her vile names and became intoxicated. The marriage was contracted in 1917, the parties separating last January. Edsall was ordered to pay $8 weekly for support of the couple's three children.
• 29 May 1930 Mrs. Ida Jackman was awarded a divorce from Henry Jackman in superior court No. 1 on charges of cruelty and failure to provide. Wedded in 1925, they separated in 1928. Mrs. Jackman's former name, Ida Griffith was restored.
• 29 May 1930 Averring that her husband, Edward Molthan, cursed her, nagged at her, stayed out late at nights and refused to account for his absence, Mrs. Fern Molthan sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. They married in 1925 and separated this month.
• 30 May 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Louise Martin, was quarrelsome, that she made false accusations against him and refused to live with him, Leonard E. Martin was granted a divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1910, the Martins separated in 1917l. Martin was ordered to pay $300 alimony in monthly installments, beginning September 1, 1930, for the use and benefit of a minor son.
• 30 May 1930 Mrs. Pauline McCartney sued Earl McCartney for divorce in superior court No. 1, charging that he abandoned her and her minor child in July, 1927. They married in October, 1926. Mrs. McCartney asked that she be granted custody of the child, restoration of her former name and $7.50 weekly as support for the child.
• 30 May 1930 Suing her husband, John J. Kronmiller for limited separation, Mrs. Florence A. Kronmiller averred ins her suit, instituted in superior court No. 1, that he had failed to make reasonable provision for his family's support and that she had been compelled to earn a living for her daughter and herself. Wedded in 1912, they separated this month. Mrs. Kronmiller asked that she be decreed support of $15 weekly.
• 30 May 1930 Earl O. Everhart sued Mrs. Ada Everhart for divorce in superior court No. 1, alleging that she treated him in a cruel and inhuman manner, deserted him and was guilty of infidelity. The marriage was contracted in 1919 and they separated May 30, 1928.
• 30 May 1930 Her husband, John J. Conner, "was continually quarreling and finding fault" with her and would occasionally curse her, Mrs. Anna Margaret Conner asserted in a divorce action entered in superior court No. 1. The marriage was contracted in 1920 and the parties separated this month. Custody of her three children was sought by Mrs. Conner.
• 30 May 1930 Mrs. Helen Carpenter in suit for divorce from Harry Carpenter, filed in superior court No. 1, alleged that he falsely accused her of infidelity and that he associated with other women. They married in April, 1929 and separated in December.
• 30 May 1930 Defendant's application for a change of venue from Allen county was granted in the divorce action of George Van Osdale against Fern Van Osdale, pending in superior court No. 1.

• 01 Jun 1930 Her husband, Dale Ebersole cursed and abused her "in his drunk and maudlin frenzy," Mrs. Goldie Ebersole alleged in a complaint for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Ebersole charged further that her repeatedly struck and beat her, injuring her in such a manner that she could not work, and failed to provide a home for her. Married June 30, 1929, they separated this month.
• 01 Jun 1930 Mrs. Virginia Fish, Huntertown, sought dissolution of matrimonial ties to Donavon Fish in superior court No.1. Mrs. Fish averred that her mate failed to provide a suitable home for her and that she was thus compelled to live with his and her parents. They separated this month, the marriage having been contracted Jan 14, this year. Restoration of her former name, Virginia Guillaume was also sought.
• 01 Jun 1930 Mrs. Desdemenia Lemler, who asked that she be granted alimony in the sum of $3,000 as well as a divorce decree, filed suit in superior court. She alleged that she was obliged to separate from her husband in order to protect her life, he having threatened to kill her, according to her complaint. Wedded in 1908, they separated Dec. 1, last year. Lemler, Mrs. Lemler charged, failed to provide properly for her, threatened her with bodily injury and became "violently intoxicated at numerous times during their married life." There is one son, 19.
• 03 Jun 1930 Testifying in part that her husband, Ronald Roebuck had told her that he did not love her, that he would not live with her and that she should get a divorce, Mrs. Ruth Roebuck was awarded a decree ending her marriage in superior court Co. 1 yesterday. The Roebucks separated December 3, 1929, after a marriage contracted in October. Mrs. Roebuck alleged further that Roebuck had associated with other women and failed to provide. Her former name, Ruth Abbott was restored.
• 03 Jun 1930 Mrs. Fleta B. Alford was given a divorce from Claude A. Alford on charges of cruelty and failure to provide. Married in 1926, they separated approximately two years ago.
• 03 Jun 1930 Allegations that her husband, Edgar G. Grace had cursed and struck her, failed to provide and be3en guilty of habitual intoxication won a divorce for Mrs. Naomia Grace in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1922 they separated in March, this year.
• 03 Jun 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was filed by Russell Urbine in an action begun by his wife, Mrs. Dailey Urbine in superior court No. 1. They married in 1927 and separated last March. There is one child, a daughter, 2. Urbine alleged in his cross-complaint that his wife frequently left his home, giving on reason for leaving and refusing to tell where she was going or when she would return. She also failed to care for his household and child and "constantly sought and preferred the company of other persons" to that of her husband, it was further charged.
• 03 Jun 1030 Mrs. Lucile Pence filed suit in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Harold Pence, averring that he failed to support her and their 18-months-old child, custody of whom she seeks. He left her to provide for herself best she could, and refused to obtain steady work "or ever work more than two or three days at a time," she charged. Her complaint alleged that she has been caused humiliation because collectors have called on her at places where she has worked, for the purpose of collecting debts. The marriage was contracted in 1927 and they separated May 26, 1930.
• 04 Jun 1930 Mrs. Alice Jungles was granted a decree of limited separation from William F. Jungles for a period of three years in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The defendant is to pay $37.50 into the clerk's office each two weeks until further order.
• 04 Jun 1930 Charging that her husband, Kenneth Chambers struck her, nagged at her, failed to provide and used abusive language, Mrs. Grace E. Chambers sued for divorce in superior court No. 2. Married in 1925, they separated this month. Chambers, according to Mrs. Chambers' complaint, "kept up constant strife so as to make living together longer as husband and wife intolerable and impracticable."
• 04 Jun 1930 Her husband, Alva Eads on one occasion struck her in the face and fractured her jaw, Mrs. Rose Eads alleged in a cross-complaint for divorce in an action instituted by him in superior court No. 2. Eads, she charged further was once arrested for alleged failure to provide for his family, and he often drank to excess.
• 05 Jun 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Pearl Dagostini, abandoned him in March, 1925 and that he has since been unable to learn her whereabouts, Angelo Dagostini filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in 1924, it was stated.
• 05 Jun 1930 Mrs. Jennie M. Wright filed for divorce from Arthur Wright, whom she married approximately 19 years ago in superior court No. 1. She alleged that he, for some time prior to their separation September 1, 1925, was "an habitual drunkard."
• 05 Jun 1930 Her husband, Clair Enos created such constant strife that for them to live together as husband and wife was intolerable, Mrs. Phyllis Enos averred in action for divorce filed in superior court No. 1. Wedded February 28, 1927, they separated in October the same year.
• 05 Jun 1930 Alleged scolding and fault-finding of Herman Huey became unbearable and he was "guilty of other conduct unbecoming a married man," his wife, Lucille Huey charged in suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1. They married in 1925 and separated last month. Mrs. Huey asked that she be granted custody of her son, 5.
• 05 Jun 1930 Venue of the divorce action of George Van Osdale against Mrs. Fern Van Osdale was ordered changed from superior court No. 1 to Adams county by agreement.
• 06 Jun 1930 Married July 7, 1928, Mrs. Thelma Heflin and Ramond Otis Heflin separated July 10, the same year, according to the wife's compliant for divorce filed in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Heflin failed to provide and maintain a home for his wife and she was thus obliged to seek employment among strangers, she charged. He told her to get a divorce, that he would not live with her, and "some time in Jul, 1928" he left her and she has not seen or heard from him since, it was further averred.
• 06 Jun 1930 Mrs. Helen E. Quatier instituted suit in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to William L. Quatier, charging abandonment and failure to make reasonable provision for her support and maintenance. The marriage was contracted August 2, 1924, and the parties separated in April, 1927, it was stated. Mrs. Quatier asked that her former name, Helen E. Bunch be restored.
• 06 Jun 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Theora E. McBride against Royal W. McBride was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in circuit court.
• 07 Jun 1930 Charging in part that her husband, Hubert F. Huddleston knocked her down and told her he would not live with her even "if she was the last woman on earth," Mrs. Ruth H. Huddleston sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Mrs. Huddleston seeks through her action to terminate a marriage which, contracted in 1924, was disrupted by a separation April 26, this year. Huddleston, she averred further cursed her, called her names and remained out late at night, failing to give her any explanation as to where he had been. She asks restoration of her former name, Ruth Hitzman.
• 07 Jun 1930 Seeking a divorce from his wife, Mrs. Mary Angel, Charles Angel alleged in his complaint, filed in superior court No. 2, that she left him repeatedly and was gone "many weeks at a time" without telling him where she was going, when she would return and, when she came back, where she had been. She also swore at him and failed to prepare his meals and take care of the house, he also charged. Married in 1927, they separated in September 1929.
• 07 Jun 1930 Suit for divorce was instituted in superior court No. 1 against George Lipp by his wife, Mrs. Alvina Lipp, who claimed that for more than five years past he had "constantly cursed, nagged and abused" her and "finally accused her the crime of infidelity." Mrs. Lipp's compliant also asserted that Lipp has not properly supported or maintained her and that he has in other ways conducted himself in a low and degrading manner." They married in 1918 and separated this month. There are three children, aged 12, 10 and 6, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Lipp, who also asks that she be awarded alimony and $75 monthly as support.
• 07 Jun 1930 Mrs. Violet Landrus, suing Ivis Landrus for divorce in superior court No. 1, charged that the defendant created constant strife and was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment. Wedded February 18, 1929, they separated May 10, this year.
• 07 Jun 1930 Allegations that his wife, Mrs. Lulu Lily had called him vile names, nagged at him and associated with other men won a divorce for Walter Lily in superior court No. 2. They married in 1919 and separated last March.
• 07 Jun 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Nellie Warner against Anson Warner was dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 07 Jun 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Eliza Fowler against Fred Fowler was dismissed in superior court No.2.
• 08 Jun 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Clarence Weibel, spent part of his earnings for bootleg liquor, Mrs. Lillian Weibel filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. When Mrs. Weibel would remonstrate with her spouse for "such extravagance," her complaint further charged, her would fly into a rage and occasionally strike her, "leaving marks on her body for days thereafter," He also called her vile names, cursed and swore at her and told her she should get a divorce, she averred. Married Jun 9, 1928, they separated this month. There is one child, 17 months old, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Weibel.
• 10 Jun 1930 Averring that her husband, Frank Gruber, after advising her to get a divorce, departed, leaving her with 50 cents, and that he occasionally become intoxicated, Mrs. Barbara Gruber was awarded her legal freedom in superior court No. 2. Wedded in 1926, they separated in January, this year.
• 10 Jun 1930 Mrs. Audrea E. Wright won a divorce in superior court No. 2, on a cross-complaint entered in an action instituted by her husband, Leo L. Wright, wherein she alleged that he called her vile names, left her in 1928 and associated with other women, refusing to return to her. They married in 1915. Mrs. Wright was given custody of a minor child involved, and Wright was ordered to pay $25 monthly as support.
• 10 Jun 1930 Charges that her husband, Charles Bowen had been guilty of non-support and intoxication resulted in a decree of divorce for Mrs. Mary L. Bowen in superior court No. 2. The principals married in 1889 and separated last July. Mrs. Bowen was decreed $500 alimony, payable in weekly installments.
• 10 Jun 1930 In superior court No. 1, Mrs. Margaret Hemry was granted a divorce from Kenneth Hemry on allegations that he had been quarrelsome, had called her vile names and failed to provide. Married in March 1929, they separated in March, this year. The plaintiff's former name, Margaret Anderson was ordered restored.
• 10 Jun 1930 Mrs. Naomi Miller was given a decree ending her marriage to Charles Miller on testimony that she had been compelled to earn her own living because of his failure to provide for her. They wedded in 1923 and separated last February.
• 10 Jun 1930 Charging that her husband, Clarent De Bolt, "struck her violently, causing heavy black and blue marks to appear upon her head and body," and that he cursed and choked her, Mrs. Leota De Bolt sued for divorce and restoration of her former name in superior court No. 1. They separated last March after a marriage contracted in 1918.
• 10 Jun 1930 Mrs. Althea M. Miller seeking a divorce in superior court No. 2 from William E. Miller, averred that he abused and mistreated her and was "insanely jealous." A separation this month disrupted their marriage, entered into in 1915. Mrs. Miller sought custody of her minor child.
• 10 Jun 1930 Alleging that her mate, Harry Dalwin represented to her at the time of their marriage that he had "considerable wealth, somewhat in excess of $15,000," bur that he was, in fact, "indigent." Mrs. Blanche Dalwin filed complaint for divorce in superior court No. 2. She further alleged that, following their marriage she on demand of her husband, withdrew part of her savings and that he took possession of the money, a sum in excess of $100, and "squandered it for his own personal convenience and pleasure," He told her that she should support her, "that he had no serious intention of seeking employment," her complaint further charged. They married and separated this year.
• 11 Jun 1930 Claiming that her husband, Samuel McCormick failed to support her and that she obtained her clothing by selecting such material as was available from a local junk yard, Mrs. Myrtle McCormick sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. McCormick, according to his wife's complaint, told her, "I'll have my tobacco whether you have anything to eat or not," and she had to take in washings in order to earn a livelihood for her five children, ranging in age from 9 to 1 years, and herself. She alleged further that her husband "scolded and cursed her from the time he came home until he left," and struck her without cause. She seeks custody of the children.
• 11 Jun 1930 Mrs. Mae C. Belot, in action for divorce from Charles J. Belot, instituted in superior court No.2, averred that he cursed and abused her, struck her on several occasions and failed to provide, and that she was forced to stay alone nights to an unreasonable extent. Wedded in 1928, they separated in April this year. Mrs. Belot asked that she be given custody of her minor child.
• 11 Jun 1930 Suit for divorce was entered in superior court No. 2 by Mrs. Anna Bowman against Ernest E. Bowman, it being charged by the plaintiff that her husband cursed and struck her, quarreled with her and deserted her last September. They married in 1915. Mrs. Bowman asked that custody of her three children be vested in her.
• 11 Jun 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Noval R. Fyson was decreed a divorce from Mrs. Adah M. Fyson on charges of abandonment for more than two years, in superior court No. 1. Married in 1923, they separated February, 1927.
• 12 Jun 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Ann R. Oaks, refused to live with him after their marriage, told his she did not care for him and that "she had grievously erred in marrying him," Ivan Oaks filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Wedded May 24, 1930 the parties separated May 31, according to the complaint. Oaks alleged further that the defendant told him that she would never live with him as his wife and that she was in love with another party.
• 12 Jun 1930 Mrs. Mildred L. Burdick sued Ormond C. Burdick for divorce in superior court No. 1, charging failure to provide. They married in 1923 and separated in June, 1927. Mrs. Burdick asked that she be awarded $6 weekly as maintenance and custody of her child, 5.
• 12 Jun 1930 Mrs. Angele Potts was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that her husband, Joseph M. Potts had been "morose and moody," guilty of cruelty and had forbidden her to go home. Married in March, 1929, they separated in August. The plaintiff's former name, Angele Centlivre was ordered restored.
• 12 Jun 1930 Mrs. Mabel L. Ellis was decreed a divorce from John R. Ellis in superior court No. 2 on charges that the defendant had beaten and choked her, knocked her down, threatened her with a gun and failed to provide. Mrs. Ellis charged further the Ellis had left the four children, aged 6, 5, 4 and 2, and herself without food for three or four days at a time. Contracted in 1922, the marriage was disrupted by a separation last April. Custody of the children was vested in Mrs. Ellis, Ellis being ordered to pay $10 weekly as maintenance.
• 12 Jun 1930 Action of Mrs. Melissa Belle Burroughs against Edward O. Burroughs for divorce was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 12 Jun 1930 Action of Mrs. Irene Sieling against Barney Sieling for divorce was ordered dismisses in superior court No. 1.
• 12 Jun 1930 The suit for separation of Mrs. Frances Adams against Joseph Adams was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 13 Jun 1930 In superior court No. 1, Albert W. King was divorced from Mrs. Lillian King on the plaintiff's allegation that she had refused to live with him, associated with other men and been guilty of abandonment. Wedded in 1916, they separated August 9, 1926.
• 13 Jun 1930 Mrs. Ethel Bae Beck was awarded a divorce from Charles W. Beck on charged of cruel and inhuman treatment in superior court No. 2. The parties married in 1912 and separated last October.
• 13 Jun 1930 Mrs. Helen J. Wade was awarded a divorce from Leroy R. Wade and custody of the children, in superior court No. 1. The marriage was contracted in 1915, the separation taking place in April 1928.
• 13 Jun 1930 Mrs. Ruth Jenner sought dissolution of marital ties to Forest Eugene Jenner in superior court No. 1. She averred that Jenner had a violent temperament and constantly nagged at and scolded her. They married on August 28, 1928 and separated this month.
• 13 Jun 1930 Charging that her husband, Chester B. Camp failed to provide for her minor son and herself and that she has been compelled to support herself and the child by taking in roomers at her home and by sewing, Mrs. Ethel May Camp filed for divorce in superior court No. 1. Married in 1916, they separated this month. Camp, his wife further alleged, occasionally absented himself from their home until the early morning hours and consistently refused to tell her where he had been. She asked that she be granted custody of the child.
• 14 Jun 1930 Claiming that her husband, Cleveland Nelson, deserted her and that she does not know his whereabouts, Mrs. Frances Nelson was decreed a divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1921, the parties separated in August, 1925.
• 14 Jun 1930 Mrs. Esther Lee filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Herman Lee, averring that he associated and carried on correspondence with various other women and visited at the homes of some of them "all for the purpose of annoying and worrying her." He also failed to provide for her properly and required her to pay rent for a house which they occupied and to make payments on an automobile, she further charged. Wedded in 1828, they separated May 2, this year. Restoration of her former name, Esther Briggs was sought by Mrs. Lee.
• 15 Jun 1930 Charging that her husband, Ralph Hamilton subjected her to physical violence, that he used indecent language and failed to make proper provision for her support, Mrs. Mabel Hamilton filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in 1918 and separated May 5, 1929.
• 15 Jun 1930 Mrs. Pearl Bostick sought dissolution of her marriage to Earl E. Bostick, claiming that "little differences have arisen that have made their marriage life disagreeable." They separated this month after a marriage contracted in March 1928.
• 15 Jun 1930 Her husband, Thomas Earl Hook occasionally struck and hit her, used vile language and refused to speak to her for days at a time, Mrs. Edna E. Hook averred in action for divorce, custody of the two minor children and $15 weekly as support. The wife also complained that she had been compelled to clothe the children and herself and that her mate informed her he was through with her, that she should get a divorce. Wedded in 1924, they separated this month.
• 15 Jun 1930 Mrs. Margaret McMillan suing Leslie C. McMillan for a divorce decree, alleged that he quarreled with and nagged at her, beat her, locked her out of home and told her to leave and not return and that dissipated his earning for liquor. A separation this month disrupted the marriage contracted approximately four years ago. There is one minor child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. McMillan.
• 15 Jun 1930 Divorce was sought by Mrs. Gertrude A. Custard in a complaint wherein she charged that her husband, Albert Custard has failed to provide and been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment. Wedded in 1910, they separated in May, two years ago. Mrs. Custard asked that she be awarded custody of their child.
• 17 Jun 1930 Alleging that her husband, William C. Parker, took her 17-months-old baby away from her by force, while she was preparing to dress the infant, Mrs. Anna E. Parker filed suit for dissolution of matrimonial ties in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Parker further averred in her complaint that Parker placed the child in custody of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parker. As the result of introduction of preliminary evidence in the case yesterday, Judge Charles J. Ryan gave Mrs. Parker custody of the baby until further order and ordered the husband to pay her $8 weekly as support. Wedded June 16, 1928, the litigants, it was said, separated last Sunday, Mrs. Parker charged that her mate failed to provide a suitable home for her, that he falsely accused her of association with other men and struck her on several occasions.
• 17 Jun 1930 Mrs. Marceal Crow filed suit for divorce from Paul Crow, who she claimed struck her, called her names, drank, left he at night and refused to take her with him, and associated with other women. She sought custody of her three minor children.
• 17 Jun 1930 Seeking to end a marriage contracted in 1928, Mrs. Mildred Fuller sued James fuller, charging that he failed to make proper provision for her support.
• 17 Jun 1930 Mrs. Lola P. Stocks asked that she be granted a divorce from Lloyd h. Stocks, whom she married in 1920. The plaintiff sought custody of her minor child.
• 17 Jun 1930 Mrs. Edith Sheyer in suit for divorce from Roger Sheyer, alleged that he knocked her down on a street in Fort Wayne, creating a "scene" and attracting a large crowd, in the presence of which he swore at her and called her "vile and vicious names." It was further alleged in Mrs. Sheyer's complaint that her husband tried to force her to enter an automobile and that she refused because he had "just told her that he proposed to take her in the car and kill her." Bystanders interfered on her behalf, it was said. Married March 12, this year, they separated Jun 14, the complaint stated.
• 17 Jun 1930Asserting that her husband, Harry Shiere cursed and scolded her until it was impossible for her to live with him any longer, Mrs. Cecil Shiere sued to end her marriage which began in 1914, the separation taking place in August of last year.
• 17 Jun 1930 Christian C. Sieb, seeking a divorce from Mrs. Ella Mae Sieb, alleged that she has harassed and annoyed him for years. They married in 1906.
• 17 Jun 1930 Cross-complaint for three-year separation from bed and board and for support was entered by Mrs. Anna Seibert in an action institute by her husband, Harry Seibert, in superior court No. 1. They married in 1902k, Mrs. Seibert charged, in part, that Seibert drank and that he cursed and swore at her.
• 17 Jun 1930 Mrs. Cora J. Crosby was granted a divorce from Olen G. Crosby in superior court No. 2 on her testimony that the defendant had stayed out nights, associated with other women and gambled. Her former name, Cora J. Sowers was restored.
• 18 Jun 1930 Charging that her husband, Richard Campbell was guilty of desertion and failure to provide, Mrs. Helen R. Campbell was decreed a divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Campbell was awarded custody of her minor daughter and Campbell was ordered to pay $5 weekly for the child's support. Married in 1918, they separated February 1, 1928.
• 18 Jun 1930 Mrs. Maude Oswalt was grante3d a divorce from Henry Oswalt in superior court No. 2 on allegations of desertion and abandonment. The marriage was contracted in 1900, the parties separating in 1920.
• 19 Jun 1930 Alleging that she and her husband, Benjamin Johnson became reconciled after she had sued him in April, but that he "again resumed his association with other women, taking them automobile riding and boasting" to her "of his illicit conduct with them." Mrs. Mabel F. Johnson sought a two-year limited separation in superior court No. 2 yesterday. After the first suit had been filed, Mrs. Johnson's complaint averred, her husband promised "to discontinue his former conduct," but, she alleged, on one occasion sine their reconciliation, she found him in the company of a woman "whose name will be divulged to the court at the proper time." The parties married in 1922.
• 19 Jun 1930 Mrs. Hazel Bassett sued her husband, Frank Bassett for divorce in superior court No. 1, stating that they married in 1926 and separated in July, 1929, but became reconciled and continued living together until last month when they again separated. Bassett, she charged, falsely accused her of association with other men and occasionally struck and beat her. She asked that she be given custody of her minor child.
• 19 Jun 1930 Testifying that her husband, William A. Hamilton, became intoxicated, struck her and failed to provide, Mrs. Grace J. Hamilton was awarded a divorce in superior court No. 1. Married in December, last year, they separated in February, 1930, this being their second marriage, according to the court record. Mrs. Hamilton was given custody of her minor son, Hamilton being charged with the child's support.
• 19 Jun 1930 Charles H. Deitschel was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 on charges That she had been guilty of cruelty. Wedded in 1928, they separated in February, this year.
• 19 Jun 1930 In superior court No. 2, Mrs. Frances Marsh was given a divorce from Roy H. Marsh on allegations that he drank, cursed her and told her he would like to beat up on her. Married in 1916, they separated in February, this year.
• 19 Jun 1930 Twelve actions for divorce were ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1 yesterday as follows: Margaret Juracek against Joseph F. Juracek; Lillian Harwell against Thomas P. Harwell; Rosalind Bennett against Robert Bennett; Grace I. Kikly against Claude A. Kikly; Mary Wilson against Franz O. Wilson; Agnes Haynes against Glen Haynes; Erma McGraw against John McGraw; Vernon Morrison against Lester Morrison; Hazel Tulley against Frank Tulley; Troan Cecil against Flora Cecil; William Glen Fisher against Julia Fisher; Violet Barbour against Xen Barbour; Lurey Belle Carrico against Floyd H. Carrico.
• 19 Jun 1930 The suit of Mabel F. Johnson against Benjamin Johnson was dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 19 Jun 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce and custody of an adopted minor child was filed by Charles McClain, defendant in an action instituted by Mrs. Hilda McClain, in superior court No.1. Married in 1905, the parties separated last April, it was stated. McClain alleged in the cross-complaint that Mrs. McClain nagged at an found fault with him and wrongfully accused him of associating with other women, there-by making his life miserable and unbearable.
• 20 Jun 1930 Averring that his wife, Mrs. Maude Alley left him without cause and refused to return despite his request that she do so, Richard Alley sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They wedded in 1919, the separation taking place last month, according to the complaint. For some time past, Alley alleged an "estrangement has grown up between them."
• 20 Jun 1930 Mrs. Blanche Personette in action instituted in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Willard Personette, charged that he has been cold, indifferent and abusive and has refused to provide. Married in February, 1928, they separated this month.
• 20 Jun 1930 Her husband, Homer V. Smutz told her "that if she did not like his conduct, she could pack her suitcase and leave" him and their home "any time she was fit to do so, "Mrs. Lana S. Smuts claimed in a suit for divorce entered in superior court No. 2. The parties separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1925. Mrs. Smutz, further averred that Smuts quarreled with and nagged at her and that he failed to make reasonable provision for her support since December, 1929. She asked that her former name, Lana A. Miller be restored.
• 20 Jun 1930 Mrs. Jessie Quigley was awarded her legal freedom from Benjamin G. Quigley on charges that he was guilty of habitual intoxication and that he cursed and swore at her. They married last October, separating in March, 1930. Mrs. Quigley's former name, Jessie Carpenter was restored.
• 20 Jun 1930 Allegation that her husband, Leonard Adams had cursed her, called her vile names, struck her, knocked her down and failed to provide won a divorce for Mrs. Helen Adams. The parties separated last November after a marriage contracted in 1927. Mrs. Ruth Hertsell was awarded custody of the litigants' 2-year-old daughter, Adams being ordered to pay $5 weekly for support of the child.
• 20 Jun 1930 Mrs. Anna Seibert was decreed a limited divorce for one year on a cross-complaint filed in an action instituted by Harry Seibert. They married in 1902 and separated last March. Seibert was ordered to pay $12 weekly for maintenance of Mrs. Seibert.
• 21 Jun 1930 Alleging that her husband, Estele Helm struck her and knocked her down, Mrs. Beatrice Helm filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated in December, 1928 after a marriage contracted in 1927. Mrs. Helm, who seeks restoration of her former name, Beatrice Jacobs, charged further that the defendant failed to provide for her and that she was compelled to depend on her own efforts and the assistance of relatives for clothing, etc.
• 21 Jun 1930 Mrs. May Shumm suing in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Fred Shumm, averred that he swore at her, called her vile names and told her to get a divorce, that he no longer cared to live with her. Wedded in 1917, they separated this month. Mrs. Shumm asked that she be granted custody of her two children.
• 21 Jun 1930 complaint for divorce, instituted in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Vernon Corville of Hoagland, against George Corville, alleged that he "has issued bad checks, refused to pay rent bills and in many other ways, embarrassed her so as to render further living with him impossible and unbearable for her. They married in 1915 and separated last month. There are three children for whom Mrs. Corville charged, Corville failed to provide adequate support. She seeks custody of the children.
• 21 Jun 1930 Divorce action of Charles W. Brewster against Mrs. Minnie El. Brewster was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 21 Jun 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Clara Smith against Asa D. Smith was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 22 Jun 1930 Averring that his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Gertrude Haffner, left his home, taking their child with her and refused to tell him where she was going, William Haffner sued for divorce in superior court No.1 yesterday. Haffner's complaint asserted that he has learned that his wife during her absence lived at various places in the state of Ohio. He further charged that she refused to cook his meals and take care of the home, that she nagged at him and falsely accused him of "running around" with other girls and taking them "to road houses and other places." Married January 28, 1929, the Haffner's separated last March.
• 22 Jun 1930 Suit for separation was filed in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Katherine E. Merriam who, it was stated, married Mason S. Merriam December 11, 1888. They separated this month. Mrs. Merriam alleged that Merriam "frequently files into a rage" and quarrels with her, swearing at her and cursing her, and that he has associated with other women. He has also threatened, stacked and struck her, her complaint further alleged. She asked that she be decreed support during the separation, as sought, and that a restraining order be issued to prevent her husband from visiting her at her home or accosting her on the street or elsewhere.
• 21 Jun 1930 Charging that her husband, Calvin C. Allen, struck her and that it was impossible for them to live together, Mrs. Florence Allen was decreed a divorce in superior court No. 2. They married in 1919. Mrs. Allen was given custody of the children, for support of whom Allen was ordered to pay $15 weekly.
• 24 Jun 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Cecil E. Needs, on one occasion struck her about the body and in the face, causing her to have a black eye, Mrs. Marjory Needs sued for a five-year limited separation and $5,000 for support and maintenance, in superior court No. 2 yesterday. She charged further that he associated with other women and informed her of his conduct, that he refused to provide properly and that he cursed and swore at her. They married in 1923, separating in December last year.
• 24 Jun 1930 Seeking amelioration of matrimonial difficulties, Mrs. Madeline Bennett sue Charles H. Bennett in superior court No. 2, alleging that he refused to pay the hospital and doctor bill when their baby was born approximately a year ago, that he has not seen the child for more than three weeks, and that he has associated with other women and spent him money on them. Wedded in 1928, they separated this month, the wife charged desertion. She asked $500 alimony and custody of the child.
• 24 Jun 1930 Hiram D. Wyant, suing his wife, Mrs. Marguerite J. Wyant in superior court No. 1, averred that she has not properly kept or maintained a home, and that she abandoned him and the four children without cause. They separated in February, this year after a marriage contracted in 1921. Wyant seeks custody of the children.
• 24 Jun 1930 Mrs. Helen E. Lowery in suit for divorce from Hoyt Lowery, charged that he failed to provide properly, quarreled and nagged, stayed away from home until early morning hours and told her he wished she would apply for divorce. A separation the month disrupted a marriage entered into in 1927. Custody of her minor child is sought by Mrs. Lowery.
• 24 Jun 1930 Averring that he cursed, struck and beat her, knocked her down at various times, falsely accused her of association with other men and failed to provide properly, Mrs. Irene Roberts sought a divorce from her husband, Max Roberts in superior court No. 1. Married in 1924, they separated this month. Mrs. Roberts seeks custody of her minor child.
• 24 Jun 1930 Seward H. David sued Mrs. Ida M. Davis for divorce in superior court No. 1, alleging that she nagged at and quarreled with him and that she has "unnecessarily created a large amount of debts" which he will be obligated to pay. They married in 1924 and separated last month. There is one child, now under custody of the defendant at South Bend, the complaint stated.
• 24 Jun 1930 Mrs. Verra C. Sheller was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from her husband, Forest Sheller, on a cross-complaint. She charged that Sheller struck her and stayed away from home at nights. Mrs. Sheller was also decreed $650 alimony and custody of her minor daughter, and Sheller was ordered to pay $12.50 weekly for support of the child, until further order. Married in 1921, they separated last December.
• 24 Jun 1930 Mrs. Mary I. Long won a divorce from W. Bob Long in superior court No. 1 on cruelty charges.
• 24 Jun 1930 Mrs. Daisy Urbine was given a divorce in superior court No.1 from Russell Urbine on allegations that he had struck and cursed her, thus terminating a marriage which, contracted in 1927, was disrupted by a separation last March.
• 24 Jun 1930 Mrs. Ida Mae Christlieb was decreed a divorce from Willard Christlieb in superior court No. 1 on charges of failure to provide and cruelty, her former name, Ida Mae DeFord being restored. They wedded in 1928 and separated this year.
• 24 Jun 1930 Fourteen actions for amelioration of matrimonial troubles were order dismissed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The suits were listed as follows: Roy L. against Eleanora Coolman, for divorce; Charles against Madeline Lutz, for divorce; Daniel P. against Lenna Ferguson, for divorce; Violet against Earl Walter, for limited separation; William against Nellie Mix, for divorce; Mabel against Ralph A. Moore, for divorce; Jeanette against Philip S. King, for divorce; Anna against Fred Szaneit, for divorce; Coleen against George Coleman, for divorce; Sophia against Benjamin H. Dollarhite, for divorce; Marie against Eugene Hamilton, for divorce; Rose against Leroy Heath, for limited separation; Elva against Bert E. Monroe, for separation; Blanch B. against Louis L. Custer, for divorce.
• 25 Jun 1930 Her husband, Lee J. Kahoe, has "dissipated his earning for intoxicating liquor," Mrs. Marie H. Kahoe alleged in a suit for five-year limited separation filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1922, they separated last April. Mrs. Kahoe charged further that Kehoe on many occasions has come to her home in an intoxicated condition. He also quarreled with and nagged at her and, in fits of anger, cursed her, called her vile names and treated her with violence, her complaint asserted.
• 25 Jun 1930 Mrs. Inez W. Cusack in action for divorce from Rowland W. Cusack, instituted in superior court No. 2, alleged in her complaint that he had "no conception of the value of money or the bounds within which he could live upon his income," thereby forcing her to seek public employment in order to earn funds with which to pay her necessary expenses. She also accused him of remaining away from home until late at night and refusing to tell her his whereabouts. They married in 1928 and separated this month.
• 25 Jun 1930 In superior court No. 1 Erwin Easley was granted judgment in a divorce suit against Mrs. Gladys Easley on charges of cruelty and alleged refusal of the defendant to live with the plaintiff. The parties separated July 4, 1928, after a marriage contracted in 1915. Custody of a son, Richard was awarded to Easley and Mrs. Easley was given custody of the daughter, Betty Jean, Easley being ordered to pay $6 weekly for support of the daughter.
• 25 Jun 1930 Charging that on the day of their separation this month her husband, Samuel Dixie, beat her "with a large belt until bruises came on her body," Mrs. Wanita Dixie sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. They married June 15, 1929. Dixie, Mrs. Dixie asserted, nagged at her and made it unbearable for them to live together longer as husband and wife. Mrs. Dixie asked that she be given custody of her minor child.
• 25 Jun 1930 Nagging, fault-finding and failure to provide adequately were cited by Mrs. Elimina King as alleged grounds for a divorce from Lester King, for which she sued in superior court No. 1. They married April 30, 1927 and separated in September the same year.
• 25 Jun 1930 Divorce action of Flora against Troan Cecil was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1,
• 25 Jun 1930 Divorce action of Elizabeth against John Rice was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 26 Jun 1930 Averring that his wife, Mrs. Ethel Knox, refused to live with him and that on June 20, she without his consent, moved their household goods from his residence to 821 Cottage avenue, J. Wesley Knox sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The alleged removal by Mrs. Knox disrupted a marriage contracted in 1913. Knox further charged that his wife told him to procure a divorce, and that she has associated with another man. He seeks custody of the two children.
• 26 Jun 1930 Mrs. Maxine Jones in action for divorce from Robert Jones, instituted in superior court No. 2, charged that on one occasion he choked her, leaving marks on her body for days thereafter. He also associated with other women, she claimed, and when she would remonstrate with him because of such conduct, her would call her vile names. She asserted further, that he refused to support her and to establish and maintain a home. Married in January 13, this year, they separated May 1. She seeks restoration of her former name of Maxine Heckber.
• 26 Jun 1930 Failure to provide was cited by Mrs. Gladys Bredemeyer in a suit for divorce from Earl Bredemeyer and custody of her minor child, filed in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1925, they separated this month.
• 26 Jun 1930 Mrs. Bertha Budd, suing in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Willis Budd, claimed that he found fault with everything she did, cursed, struck and beat her and falsely accused her of associating with other men. They married in January, 1929 and separated this month.
• 26 Jun 1930 Divorce from Louis Falco was sought in a suit filed by his wife, Mrs. Edna Falco, in superior court No. 1, on her allegations that he cursed and swore at her, called her vile names and was guilty of habitual drunkenness. The marriage was contracted in 1911 and they separated in 1913.
• 26 Jun 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Albert M. Blume was given a divorce from Mrs. Grace P. Blume in superior court No. 1 on charges of cruelty and quarrelsomeness. They married in 1913, separating last April.
• 26 Jun 1930 Orders of dismissal were entered in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The cases follow: Loretta against Chester F. Myers; Francis against William Shoup; Mabel against Garrett Hess; Martha against Russell Carpenter; Thelma against Floyd Wise; Ida against Henry Jackman; Rufus against Ethel Sparrow; Ira against Susie B. More; James C. against Edith Bush; Charles H. against Julia A. Ranson; Edna against Burbie Coehran; Edward G. against Minnie W. Smith: Della against Charles Wyatt; Mae against Rose Halflich; Josephine A. against Charles E. Study; Joseph B. against Fern Kramer; Isabel against Arthur Green; Almeta against Gaylord Hoelle; Mary against Ernest Meyer.
• 27 Jun 1930 Alleging that her husband, Fred Waltenberg, broke up their furniture and "created such a disturbance that it was necessary to call the neighbors," Mrs. Bernadean Waltenberg sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Waltenberg charged further that Waltenberg bought her only one dress and one pair of shoes, struck, beat and cursed her, stayed out nights and threatened to take their 2-year-old daughter, custody of whom she seeks. They married in 1927 and separated this month.
• 27 Jun 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was entered by Thomas Stutz against his wife, Mrs. Sarah Stutz, in superior court No. 1. Stutz's alleging that his mate, during a considerable period, has failed to perform the housework, cook the meals or care for their two children and that she has attended dances and gone on automobile ride with another man. Wedded in 1927, they separated last April. Stutz wants custody of the children.
• 27 Jun 1930 Mrs. Hazel Kershner began action in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to John Kershner, asserting that he failed to provide properly and that he threatened to do her bodily injury. The nuptial rites were pronounced in 1927 and the parties separated last month.
• 27 Jun 1930 Divorce, $1,500 alimony and restoration of her former name, Celia J. Schultz were sought by Mrs. Celia J. Philips in a suit instituted in superior court No.1 against her mate, Milton Phillips, who she charge, was disagreeable about the house and refused to speak to her and to contribute toward her support. They separated this month after approximately two years of married life.
• 27 Jun 1930 Divorce suits were ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1 yesterday as follows: Paul against Mabel R. Prugh, Frank against Hattie Kress, Anna against Robert Orr, Anna against William Cavault, Faye against Clarence L. Abell, Helen against Joe Besancon and Flora against Irving Zander.
• 27 Jun 1930 The divorce action of Lana S. against Homer V. Smuts was dismissed in superior court No.2.
• 28 Jun 1930 His wife, Mrs. Alice J. Heintzelman, left his home on three accasions, the last time being this month when she told him she would not live with him further and that she was not coming back, Samuel H. Heintzelman charged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in November, 1928. Heintzelman also averred that his mate nagged at and found fault with him and called his abusive names.
• 28 Jun 1930 Mrs. Stella E. Waters, residing in Perry township, seeking to end her marriage to Virgil A. Waters, charged that he "viciously attacked" her, striking and injuring her, drank liquor to excess and made threats against her, thus obliging her to seek shelter outside her home. Wedded in 1917, they separated this month. Mrs. Waters asked that she be granted $1,000 alimony and custody of her four children.
• 28 Jun 1930 Mrs. Lillian Kelly in action for divorce from Christopher M. Kelly, claimed that he became intoxicated, abused and mistreated her and refused to provide. They separated this month after approximately 11 years of married life.
• 28 Jun 1930 Divorce from Lisle H. Barr was sought by Mrs. Florence I. Barr on charges that he deserted her and failed to make proper provision for her support. The marriage was contracted in 1919, the parties separating in October 1928.
• 28 Jun 1930 Mrs. Mildred Cook suing for a five-year limited separation from Glen Cook, alleged that on one occasion he took another woman into their home and had improper relations with her there. Mrs. Cool also charged that her mate nagged at her. A separation this month disrupted a marriage entered into August 22, 1929. Mrs. Cook asked that she be granted $20 weekly for her support.
• 28 Jun 1930 Mrs. Helena Anstrup was granted a divorce from Carl Anstrup in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Anstrup charged that Anstrup, whom she married in 1921 the separation taking place in May,1928, treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner and failed to provide properly.
• 28 Jun 1930 Mrs. Myrtle E. Knox was awarded her legal freedom in superior court No. 1 from Arthur L. Knox, Sr. on allegation that Knox struck her and was guilty of cruelty and desertion. Wedded in 1908, they separated last March.
• 29 Jun 1930 Charging that her husband, Earl Wolf failed to support her properly and that she, as a result had to work for a livelihood and to defray the expenses of her home, Mrs. Chloe Wolf filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated this year after a marriage contracted in 1926. Wolf, it was further charged, nagged at and found fault with his wife and accused her falsely. She seeks restoration of her former name, Chloe Whittenberger.
• 29 Jun 1930 Mrs. Daisy Stoneburner sued in superior court No. 1 for a five-year limited separation from Levi Stoneburner on allegations that he cursed her, called her vile names, falsely accused her of associating with other men and failed to provide proper support. They married in February, 1927 and separated last April.
• 29 Jun 1930 Divorce from Charles A. Fisher was sought in a complaint filed in superior court No. 2 by Mrs. Mae J. Fisher who alleged that he has associated with other women and been guilty of infidelity. He also quarreled with and nagged at her, she charged. Wedded in June 23, 1928 they separated this month. She asked that her name be restored to Mae Jennings.

• 01 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Jack Aker on one occasion struck and slapped her in the face without any cause, Mrs. Peggy Aker sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1925, the Akers separated this month. Mrs. Aker alleged further that her mate drank and that he constantly nagged at her. She asked that she be granted custody of her minor son, and $15 weekly as support.
• 01 Jul 1930 Dissolution of matrimonial ties and $500 alimony were sought by Mrs. Elsie Mae Forst in action entered in superior court No. 1 against Furland Forst. She averred that he cursed and swore at her, stayed away the greater part of the days and nights and falsely accused her of associating with other men. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1926. Mrs. Forst petitioned for restoration of her former name, Elsie Mae Wood.
• 01 Jul 1930 Alimony of $5,000 and custody of her three youngest children were sought by Mrs. Julie Hilger of Lake township in a divorce suit filed in superior court No. 1 against Henry B. Hilger, who she claimed, nagged at her and failed to support her properly. Wedded in 1906, they separated this month.
• 01 Jul 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1, granted Mrs. Maxine Brayton a divorce from Lawrence W. Brayton on her allegations that the defendant had knocked her down, called her vile names and associated with other women. The marriage was contracted in 1927, the principals separating last April. Mrs. Brayton was awarded custody of her minor child, Brayton being ordered to pay $5 weekly as support with the privilege of having the child at stipulated intervals.
• 01 Jul 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Louise M. Lynch against Harry A. Lynch was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 2.
• 02 Jul 1930 Citing alleged jealousy on the part of her husband, Eugene Spangle, and charging that he refused to permit her to speak to her friends, Mrs. Pauline Spangle sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated last month, Mrs. Spangle further accused her mate of scolding and nagging and failure to provide properly.
• 02 Jul 1930 Mrs. Beatrice Schieferstein instituted action for divorce, averring that Erwin Schieferstein, struck and beat her, drank to excess and failed to provide. Wedded in 1924, they separated last April.
• 02 Jul 1930 Claiming that his wife, Mrs. Laura Fales, became angry at him “when he refused to leave his work and go visiting with her,” Harry Fales sought dissolution of matrimonial ties. They separated last October after a marriage contracted in 1921. Fales charged that Mrs. Fales deserted him three times during their married life, a reconciliation being effected on each occasion until the final separation, October 28, 1929, when according to his complaint, she went to live with her mother at Elkhart.
• 02 Jul 1930 Alleging that her husband, George Maxwell, struck and beat her and failed to provide properly, Mrs. Ethel Maxwell sued for divorce maintenance and custody of her two children. They married in 1906, separating last February.
• 02 Jul 1930 Arthur M. Schoolcraft, seeking to end his marriage to Mrs. Mildrec Schoolcraft, claimed that she created such constant strife that for them to live together longer was intolerable. Wedded in 1926, they separated in August, 1929, it was stated.
• 02 Jul 1930 Subject to the testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Margaret Monroe was given a divorce from Orin R. Monroe on her allegations that he struck her and made false accusations against her. They separated last March after a marriage contracted approximately four years previously.
• 02 Jul 1930 Alleging that her husband, Jesse W. Holobaugh had been guilty of habitual intoxication, Mrs. Gerodine B. Holobaugh was awarded a divorce and restoration of her former name, Gerodine Voorhees. The marriage was contracted in 1924, the parties separation last October.
• 02 Jul 1930 Divorce decree was entered in the action of Jerry M. Myers against Mrs. Elsie Myers on charges of cruelty and desertion, Mrs. Myers’ former name, Elsie Fabian being restored. They married February 1, 1930, separating April 2, it was said.
• 03 Jul 1930 Her husband, George Hood, falsely accused her of associating with other men, but he associated with other women himself, Mrs. Ethel Hood alleged in a cross-complaint for divorce entered in superior court No.1 yesterday. The cross-complaint, which was filed in an action begun by Hood, charged further that he had cursed, scolded and found fault with his wife and called her vile names. They separated last March after a marriage contracted in 1919.
• 03 Jul 1930 Mrs. Marie Taylor sued in superior court No. 1 for divorce from David Taylor, averring that he treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner by quarreling with and nagging at her, and failing to support her properly. Wedded in 1925, they separated last April.
• 03 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Joseph Strebig, drank excessively and filed to provide, as a result of which she was compelled to support herself during the last three years of their married life. Mrs. Katherine Strebig filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. Their marriage contracted in June 1924 was disrupted by a separation June 24, 1929.
• 03 Jul 1930 Evidence was submitted in the divorce action of Charles H. Philley, Jr., against Mrs. Lillian Philley in circuit court.
• 03 Jul 1930 Suit of Mrs. Hazel P. Ormsby against Ralph D. Ormsby, for divorce, was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 04 Jul 1930 Charging in part that her husband, Kimbell Black, Jr., “squandered his earning in drinking intoxicating liquor and gambling,” Mrs. Melvin Black sued for divorce, custody of their two children and support in superior court No. 2 yesterday. They married in 1922 and separated last May, Mrs. Black also averred that Black was indolent and lazy and that she had to work in order to support the children.
• 04 Jul 1930 John J. Gilbert, and his wife, Mrs. Belvia M. Gilbert sued each other for divorce almost simultaneously, Gilbert’s suit being instituted in superior court No. 1 and that of his wife in superior court No. 2. Married in 1918, they separated this year, Gilbert’s complaint charged that his wife has nagged and sworn at and criticized him, called him vile names and interfered in his business affairs. She occasionally insulted his business and social friends when they called at his home to see him, her further alleged, and during the week beginning June 29, 1930, she told him to get out and never return. Mrs. Gilbert’s complaint charged that Gilbert cursed her called her vile names. Told her he did not care for her and that if she did not get a divorce he would get one. She further averred that he occasionally stayed out all night and depleted their savings and earnings by gambling. She seeks restoration of her former name, Belvia M. Wood. Depending on the precedence in which they were filed, one of the suits probably will be withdrawn and refilled as a cross-complaint to the action which is allowed to stand, it was said.
• 04 Jul 1930 His wife, Mrs. Teressa Collins, deserted him, Fred Collins asserted in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 1. A separation in December, 1927, disrupted a marriage contracted two years previously.
• 04 Jul 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan granted Mrs. Margaret Tieman a divorce from Archie Tieman, in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that her husband had failed to provide. They separated in February, 1929, after a marriage entered into in 1927. Mrs. Tiemen’s former name, Margaret Reese was restored.
• 04 Jul 1930 William H. Straub, in suit for divorce from Mrs. Opal May Straub, instituted in superior court No. 2, complained that she nagged, used offensive language toward him, threatened to do him physical injury, told him she had no love or affection for him and insisted on remaining away from him. They married in 1914 and separated this month. There are two children.
• 04 Jul 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Althea M. Miller against William E. Miller was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 06 Jul 1930 Quarrels were cited as grounds for a divorce sought by Mrs. Gertrude L. Bates in a cross-complaint which has been filed in an action begun by her husband, Clarence Bates in superior court No. 2. Married in 1925, the parties separated last September. Mrs. Bates, who asked that her name be restored to Gertrude L. Tegmeyer, further asserted, in part, that Bates told her to get a divorce.
• 06 Jul 1930 Suit of Mrs. Clara D. Culp for divorce from Glen Culp has been entered in superior court No. 1. Culp, Mrs. Culp’s complaint alleged has told her he did not care for her and that she should apply for divorce. She also charged that quarrels have taken place and that the defendant has declined to accept employment in Fort Wayne, insisting that he would rather be traveling. They separated last month after a marriage contracted in 1916.
• 08 Jul 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan granted Mrs. Jessie E. Roberts a divorce from Herman F. Roberts on her allegations that Roberts had cursed and abused her and committed other acts of cruelty. Married in 1921, the litigants separated last year. Mrs. Roberts was awarded custody of an minor child involved and Roberts was charged with the child’s support.
• 08 Jul 1930 Mrs. Mary J. Timmes was given a divorce from John Timmes on testimony, in part, that he had struck her at different times. Their marriage, contracted in 1922 was disrupted by a separation last April.
• 08 Jul 1930 Averring that her husband, Henry Hamilton had cursed her, called her vile names and struck and beaten her, Mrs. Thelma Hamilton sued for divorce and $5,000 alimony in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1927, they separated this year.
• 08 Jul 1930 Order of dismissal was entered in the suit of Mrs. Mildred Cook against Glen Cook, for limited separation, in superior court No. 1.
• 09 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Thomas J. Snyder struck and beat her, called her vile names and habitually drank liquor to excess, Mrs. Nettie Snyder sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in 1918, separating this month.
• 09 Jul 1930 Mrs. Martha Sturm instituted proceedings for divorce from her husband, Hollie Sturm, in superior court No. 1, averring that he scolded and nagged at her and stayed out late at night, refusing to tell her where he had been. A separation this month disrupted a marriage contracted in 1921.
• 09 Jul 1930 Divorce and $5,000 alimony were sought by Mrs. Jessie Wagner in an action filed in superior court No. 1 against Walter Wagner, who she claimed, beat her, cursed and swore at her and used vile language in addressing her. Wedded in 1905, they separated this month.
• 09 Jul 1930 William H. Schannan, judge pro tem of superior court No. 2, granted Mrs. Aldena Deuell a divorce from Allen L. Deuell on cruelty charges. Her name was restored to Aldena Hartstein.
• 10 Jul 1930 Mrs. Versia Mitchell was granted a divorce from her husband, Henry Mitchell on allegations that he beat her and failed to support her, by William H. Schannen, judge pro tem in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Her former name, Versia Boone was restored.
• 10 Jul 1930 Mrs. Clara Lamley was given a divorce from David Lamley in superior court No. 2 on charges that he beat and choked her. Her name was restored to Clara Vorhees.
• 11 Jul 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Minnie Flickinger would absent herself from home for days at a time, thus compelling him to cook his own meals and do the housework, Conrad J. Flickinger sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Flickinger further alleged, in part, that Mrs. Flickinger refused to converse with him. They separated this year after a marriage contracted in September, 1929.
• 11 Jul 1930 William H. Schannen, judge pro tem of superior court No. 2 gave Lee Crain a divorce from Mrs. Mildred Crain on a cross-complaint wherein Crain alleged that his wife refused to live with him, nagged, quarreled and found fault, and accused him of associating with other women. Married in 1923, they separated in April, 1929.
• 11 Jul 1930 On motion of the plaintiff, the divorce action of Mrs. Celia J. Phillips against Milton Phillips was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 12 Jul 1930 Her husband, Raul Contrans, “often struck and beat her with his clenched fist" without cause on her part, Mrs. Hattie Contrans charged in suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Contrans, the wife further alleged, has been guilty of habitual drunkenness and has threatened her life. They separated this month.
• 12 Jul 1930 Joe Bussie suing in superior court No. 1 to end his marriage to Mrs. Pearl Brussie, averred that she cursed and nagged at him and neglected to perform her household duties. Wedded in 1912, they separated this year. Brussie asked that he be awarded custody of three minor children involved.
• 12 Jul 1930 William H. Schannen, judge pro tem of superior court No. 2 granted Harold Maupin a divorce from Mrs. Lenora Maupin on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. Maupin was given custody of the two children with the stipulation that Mrs. Maupin is to have them at prescribed intervals.
• 13 Jul 1930 Constant strife, alleged to have been created by her husband, Milo Mossman, was cited by Mrs. Gertrude Mossman in action for divorce instituted in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1914, the Mossman’s separated this week. There are three children.
• 13 Jul 1930 Earl Carpenter, sued Mrs. Virgie Carpenter for divorce in superior court No. 2, averring that she quarreled and nagged and refused to prepare his meals. They married in September, 1929. Carpenter charging that his wife deserted him and went to Kentucky in November.
• 15 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Perry Carpenter “frequently told her that he did not care anything for her, that she should get a divorce,” Mrs. Hulda Carpenter sued him for dissolution of marital ties in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The litigants, according to the complaint, were married June 18, this year, and they separated yesterday. Mrs. Carpenter further alleged that he spouse used vile language toward her and cursed, swore and drank.
• 15 Jul 1930 Walter McGuinty in action entered in superior court No. 2 to end his marriage to Mrs. Margaret McGuinty, averred that he was obliged to prepare his own meals and wash his own clothes during the matrimonial venture. His complaint also alleged that the defendant “neglects her household duties to such an extent that she will leave the family dishes for a week at a time without washing them.” She nagged at him because of his inability to secure steady employment, and occasionally spent money, which he had given her for maintenance of the household, in providing amusement for a son by a previous marriage, it was further charged. Married in 1927, the McGuinty’s separated this month.
• 15 Jul 1930 Her husband, Charles O. Sheefel, refused to allow her children by a former marriage to visit her, Mrs. Lucy M. Sheefel alleged in suit for divorce in superior court No. 2. They separated this month. Sheefel also quarreled with his wife, and found fault and failed to maintain a proper home for her, she claimed.
• 15 Jul 1930 Mrs. Charlotte Ringwalt filed a divorce action in superior court No. 1, against Ross Ringwalt, charging in part that he failed to provide for her and their child, custody of whom she seeks. Wedded in 1923, they separated in June 1928.
• 15 Jul 1930 Mrs. Lillian Lambert asserted that he created such stress she sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. She said it was no-longer possible for her and Floyd Lambert to live together as husband and wife. The marriage was contracted in 1925 and they separated last month.
• 15 Jul 1930 Roy Virgil Bowen is seeking a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Arlene Delores Bowen, on general allegation of cruel treatment. They married in January 1929, separating in February this year.
• 15 Jul 1930 Mrs. Eda Freeman was granted a divorce from Harry A. Freeman in superior court No. 1, on her charges that he ordered her out of the house, and associated with other women, thus terminating a marriage which, contracted in 1926 was disrupted by a separation in August, two years ago.
• 15 Jul 1930 Mrs. Hannah Boester won a divorce from Arthur Boester in superior court No. 1 on testimony that he had associated with other women and been quality of cruelty. Wedded in 1919, they separated in May, 1929. Mrs. Boester was awarded custody of her children, Boester being charged with their support
• 15 Jul 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Alta L. Brown against Charles F. Brown was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 16 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Wilbur Gowen, “told her she would have to put up with his abuse because she could not get a divorce,” Mrs. Nellie Gowen sued for dissolution of marital ties in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in September, last year they separated this month. Mrs. Gowen averred further that Gowen became intoxicated and cursed her, and that he failed to provide. She asked that she be granted $750 alimony.
• 16 Jul 1930 Mrs. Altha L. Brown filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce and $1,000 alimony from Charles F. Brown, alleging that he stayed out late at nights without making explanations in regard to his whereabouts, nagged, found fault and failed to support her properly, thus necessitating that she work for her livelihood. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in September, 1928. Restoration of her former name, Altha Forsythe was sought by Mrs. Brown.
• 16 Jul 1930 Alleging that her husband, George W. McCoy has frequently become intoxicated and that he has threatened to injure or kill her, Mrs. Carolyn M. McCoy instituted action for a five-year limited separation in superior court No. 2. Wedded in 1916, they separated this month.
• 16 Jul 1930 Mrs. Edna Bickel was granted a divorce from Arthur Bickel on a cross-complaint, by Clarence R. McNabb, special judge in superior court No. 2. Her former name, Edna Skinner was ordered restored. Mrs. Bickel charged in part in her cross-complaint that Bickel permitted his daughter by a former marriage to abuse her and call her “names”. It was further alleged by Mrs. Bickel that when she discussed the matter with Bickel, he told her she was bagging him and that she should mind her own business.
• 17 Jul 1930 Her husband, John C. Marshall failed to make proper provision for her care and support, Mrs. Irene Marshall averred in suit for divorce and $5,000 alimony filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1910, the Marshalls separated in 1923, it was said. Mrs. Marshall asked that she be awarded custody of the children.
• 17 Jul 1930 Cross-complaint for a five –year limited separation and support was entered by Mrs. Laura Fales in an action by her husband, Harry Fales in superior court No. 1. Fales, the cross-complaint alleged in part, deserted Mrs. Fales to live with another woman and has “associated with numerous women, and one in particular.”
• 17 Jul 1930 Mrs. Evelyn Fenton sought dissolution of matrimonial ties, in superior court No. 1, from Edgar R. Fenton, whom she married in 1922, the separation taking place this month, charging that he treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner. Mrs. Fenton seeks custody of the children.
• 17 Jul 1930 A divorce was filed in superior court No.1, by Mrs. Bertha Foreman from Charles Foreman, their marriage, contracted in 1917, being disrupted by a separation in June, 1928. Custody of the children was sought by Mrs. Foreman.
• 17 Jul 1930 Averring that her husband, Claude Lee would stay out all night, thus forcing her to be alone to an unreasonable extent, Mrs. Anna Lee began action for divorce in superior court No. 2. She also charged that he struck her on numerous occasions, used abusive language toward her and failed to provide adequate support. Mrs. Lee asks that she be granted $10 weekly as support and custody of her child.
• 17 Jul 1930 Mrs. Sarah Richards was granted her legal freedom in superior court No. 1 from Sylvester W. Richards on allegations that he cursed and swore at her, refused her medical attention and was guilty of cruelty of quarrelsomeness. Wedded in 1879, it was said, they separated last May.
• 17 Jul 1930 Charges that her husband, Donald Truman associated with other women and was guilty of cruelty, drunkenness and failure to provide won a divorce in superior court No. 1 for Mrs. Alma Truman, whose former name, Alma Bevan was restored. They married January 29, 1929 and separated February 3, the same year.
• 17 Jul 1930 Divorce was granted in the case of George T. Hood against Mrs. Ethel C. Hood, whose former name, Ethel C. Sims was restored. Hood alleging that she was quarrelsome cursed him and told him to get out. The marriage was contracted in 1919 and they separated last March. The husband was ordered to pay his wife $100 in superior court No. 1.
• 17 Jul 1930 Plea in abatement was filed by Charles O. Sheefel, defendant in a divorce suit recently instituted in superior court No.2 by Mrs. Lucy M. Sheefel. Sheefel claimed that his wife has not been a resident of Indiana for two years, they they lived in Ohio until last April.
• 18 Jul 1930 Alleging that her husband Joe Brussie “consorts with women of easy virtue on whom he spends the money that should be expended in providing food and clothing for his children,” Mrs. Pearl Brussie filed a cross-complaint for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Brussie further charged that Brussie has struck and beaten her, threatened to do her bodily harm and to kill her, been guilty of adultery and that he has frequently ordered her from their home and requested her to get a divorce from him. Married in 1919, the Brussies lived together until July 11, this year, when she averred he ordered her to leave, Mrs. Brussie asked that she be granted $500 alimony, support and custody of the three children. Her cross-complaint was entered in an action instituted by Brussie.
• 18 Jul 1930 Her husband, Fred Goss did not work and forced her to support him and since their separation, he has married another woman, Mrs. Susie Goss alleged in a divorce suit begun in superior court No. 1. The plaintiff and defendant married May 1, 1928 and separated September 10 the same year, it was stated. Mrs. Goss, who seeks restoration of her former name, Susie Sich, also charged that Goss took her automobile and caused her to lose the car through foreclosure by the financing firm.
• 18 Jul 1930 Testifying that his wife, Mrs. Nancy M. Jackson deserted him and associated with other men, Fred W. Jackson was decreed a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1, thus ending a marriage which, contracted in 1912, was disrupted by a separation on 1916.
• 18 Jul 1930 Charges that her husband, Charles Lerch, struck and choked her and failed to provide won a divorce for Mrs. Agnes Lerch in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1913, they separated in 1927.
• 18 Jul 1930 Divorce was granted in the action of Charles H. Philley, Jr., against Lillian Philley in circuit court.
• 19 Jul 1930 Her husband, William Elpers told her he did not love her, that she should take her possessions and move out of his home, Mrs. Bertha D. Elpers averred in suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Mrs. Elpers charged further that Elpers used profanity in addressing her, left her at home alone occasionally at night, dissipated his earnings and failed to provide adequately for her. Married in November, 1928, they separated this month. Restoration of her former name, Bertha Deetz was sought by Mrs. Elpers.
• 19 Jul 1930 Mrs. Vera A. Fuller suing in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to Luke Fuller claimed that he has made false accusations against her, involving her fidelity and chastity, and that he has been quarrelsome and has refused to live with her as her husband. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1926 Mrs. Fuller seeks restoration of her former name.
• 19 Jul 1930 Divorce, $1,000 alimony and $15 weekly as support were sought by Mrs. Blanche Kanning asking a divorce from Edwin Kanning in superior court No. 1. Kanning, his wife alleged, told her he did not wish to live with her and that she should obtain a divorce. He failed to provide, she also charged, and thus she had to seek employment among strangers and to support her family during a considerable period. Wedded in 1921, they separated last month. Mrs. Kanning asked that she be awarded custody of her minor daughter.
• 19 Jul 1930 Asserting that her husband, Harold Steinbacker, nagged at and found fault with her to such an extent that for them to live together became unbearable. Mrs. Deetta Steinbacker sued for divorce and custody of her minor child in superior court No. 1. A separation this month disrupted a marriage entered into in 1925.
• 19 Jul 1930 James F. Hoover and Mrs. Mary Hoover, sued each other for divorce almost simultaneously. Hoover’s complaint, filed in superior court No. 2, charged that Mrs. Hoover left home without cause or provocation on his part, taking all her possessions with her. During their life together, he alleged his wife failed to perform “her wifely duties,” as a result of which his mother, 73, cooked his meals, prepared his dinner pail, cleaned his room, etc. Mrs. Hoover, seeking a divorce from her husband in superior court No. 1, averred that Hoover treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner, constantly nagged at and quarreled with her and failed to provide a home for her.
• 20 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, John Fred Langenbaugh, struck and cursed her and falsely accused her of associating with strange men, Mrs. Cora Langenbaugh filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Wedded in 1913, they separated this month. Mrs. Langenbaugh further asserted that she has been obliged to keep a rooming house in order to support herself. She asked that her former name, Cora Dacker be restored.
• 20 Jul 1930 Earl J. Osborn filed a cross-complaint for a divorce from his wife, Mrs. Carrie Osborn, in superior court No. 1, charging that she nagged and scolded at him and refused to get his meals or care for his home. He further alleged in part that she represented to him that “she was going to listen to her mother and not to him and that she did not love him and she hoped that he would die.” He became a “nervous wreck,” it was claimed, because she insisted on having her mother, brother and uncle in their home so frequently. The marriage was contracted in 1917, and they separated last March. Osborn asked that he be awarded custody of his minor child.
• 20 Jul 1930 Averring that his wife, Mrs. Clara M. Travis, cursed him, accused him of infidelity and deserted him, Donald V. Travis sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized in 1925, it was said.
• 20 Jul 1930 Her husband, Albert Ingetti, cursed her, ordered her to leave him and refused to support her, Mrs. Madeline Ingetti, Churubusco claimed in action for divorce and restoration of her former name, Madeline Burton, instituted in superior court No. 1. They separated in 1928 approximately four years after they were married.
• 20 Jul 1930 Mrs. Burnadette Drummond seeking a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Arthur Drummond, charged that he failed to provide and that she was forced to live with relatives and friends. They married in 1926, separating approximately one year afterward. Mrs. Drummond asked that she be given custody of her minor child.
• 20 Jul 1930 Mrs. Margaret Monroe was granted a divorce from Orin R. Monroe in superior court No.1 on charges that he was guilty of cruelty, struck her and made false accusations against her. Wedded in 1926, the separated last March.
• 22 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Edmund H. Connors, spends little of his time at home and that he “loafs in various poolrooms” during his off-hours. Mrs. Sarah S. Connors sued for divorce, support and custody of her child in superior court No. 2 yesterday. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in April, 1929. Mrs. Connors further alleged that her mate has occasionally dissipated his earnings by participating in games of chance and that he seldom speaks civilly to her. On one occasion, according to her complaint, he left her and remained away nearly two weeks.
• 22 Jul 1930 Lonnie A. Fenimore has been guilty of infidelity and has sought the company of other women, his wife, Mrs. Anna G. Fenimore alleged in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 2. She also charged that he has cursed her, failed to support her adequately and refused to speak to her for months at a time. Married in 1920, they separated this month. Mrs. Fenimore seeks support and custody of her child.
• 22 Jul 1930 Mrs. Alona Sowers, suing in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to William A. Sowers, averred that he failed to make reasonable provision for his family’s support, that he cursed her, told her he did not care to live with her and more than a year ago, left her and has refused to return. Wedded in 1926, they separated last August. There is one child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Sowers.
• 22 Jul 1930 Her husband, Melvin Rohifing, frequently told her he would not live with her, that she should get a divorce, and inflicted physical abuse on her on several occasions. Mrs. Lillian Rohifing charged in a divorce action begun in superior court No. 2. She asked for support and custody of her children.
• 22 Jul 1930 In superior court No. 1, Mrs. Eunice I. Hilyard asked that she be given a divorce from Raymond W. Hilyard, who she claimed quarreled and nagged and made false accusations against her. They married in 1926, separating this month. She seeks restoration of her former name.
• 22 Jul 1930 Samuel C. McCaskey sued for a divorce in superior court No.1 from Mrs. Hazel C. McCaskey, charging that she refused to live with him and that it is impossible for them to live together in peace and harmony. Wedded in 1925, they separated last May.
• 22 Jul 1930 Mrs. Georgiana Hughes asking a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Charles W. Hughes, alleged in part that he cursed her and swore at her, called her vile names and during the last two years, frequently became intoxicated. As a result of his alleged conduct, her complaint stated, her “health has become impaired and she is now practically an invalid.”
• 22 Jul 1930 Mrs. Dessie Ree Kezee was given a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Columbus Kezee on her allegations that he ordered her to get out and failed to provide, her former name, Brown being restored. They separated this year after a marriage solemnized in 1924.
• 22 Jul 1930 Subject to formal entry, a decree was granted in superior court No. 1 in the suit of Mrs. Bernice Koons against Harry Koons, the wife charging that the defendant cursed her, called her vile names and associated with other women. Married in 1916, they separated this year.
• 22 Jul 1930 Mrs. Osie E. Couts was decreed a divorce in superior court No. 1 from James B. Couts, whom she accused of failure to provide. She was awarded custody of the children and Couts was ordered to pay $8 weekly as support. They married in 1903.
• 22 Jul 1930 Kenneth Miller won his legal freedom in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Vera Miller on testimony that she was guilty of cruelty and associated with other men, thus terminating a marriage which, contracted in 1927, was disrupted by a separation this year.
• 23 Jul 1930 Alleging that it was necessary for her mother to provide her with necessary clothing because of failure of her husband, Everett Bryant to do so, Mrs. Viola Bryant sued for divorce in superior court No 1 yesterday. Married in 1924, the Bryant’s separated in September last year. Mrs. Bryant further charged that her husband on various occasions, struck and cursed her, called her vile names, falsely accused her of associating with other men and told her to “go ahead and get a divorce.” She asked that she be awarded custody of her two children.
• 23 Jul 1930 Seeking a divorce and $500 alimony, Mrs. Carrie Irene Hines filed suit against her husband, Albert H. Hines in superior court No. 1, averring that he struck and beat her, called her vile names and cursed and swore at her until living with him became intolerable. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in February this year.
• 23 Jul 1930 Mrs. Constance L. Beaver in action instituted in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Melvin M. Beaver asserted that by reason of “temperamental incompatibility, it is impossible for them to live longer together in peace and happiness.” Wedded in 1920, they separated last April. There is one child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Beaver.
• 23 Jul 1930 Her husband, Harry A. Lynch, on or about January 20, 1930, assaulted her “in a rude and angry manner and struck and choke her, causing her great pain and suffering.” Mrs. Louise M. Lynch charged in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 1. They separated last February after a marriage solemnized in 1921. During the past five or six years, Mrs. Lynch further claimed, Lynch has “manifested an attitude of indifference” toward her. She also accused him of indulging “in almost constant fault-finding without cause.” She seeks support and custody of her child.
• 23 Jul 1930 Defense affidavit for a change of venue was filed in the divorce action of Ethel Miler against Lloyd L. Miller in superior court No. 2.
• 24 Jul 1930 Alleging that her husband, Clem Grabner struck and abused her and that he, on one occasion struck her “in the temple, making a deep wound and leaving a scar for life,” Mrs. Irene Grabner sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1923. Mrs. Grabner asked that she be awarded custody of her two children.
• 24 Jul 1930 Seeking a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Lloyd A. Baumgartner, Mrs. Maud L. Baumgartner charged that he has “destroyed he love and affection for him” by striking and beating her, calling her vile names and urging her to apply for a divorce. Married February 15, 1930, they separated July 4, according to the complaint. Mrs. Baumgartner seeks restoration of her former name, Maud L. Gaby.
• 24 Jul 1930 Mrs. Iris Walker in suit to dissolve her marriage, filed in superior court No. 1 to Earl Walker, averred that he refused to work steadily and that he failed to provide money and clothing for her child and herself during a period of more than eight months. Wedded April 14, 1928, they separated last June.
• 24 Jul 1930 Her husband, David Minger, has failed to provide her with sufficient clothing and other necessities of life for more than two years past. Mrs. Grace Minger claimed in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 2. She charged further that he has cursed her, called her vile names and at various times has stuck her, treated her cruelly and associated with strange women. The marriage was contracted in 1925 and they separated this month.
• 25 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Otto F. Westerveit got drunk and that she was forced to work in order to provide for the home, Mrs. Ruth P. Westerveit was granted a divorce by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2 yesterday. They married in July 1929, separating last February.
• 25 Jul 1930 Mrs. Gertrude Frisby in suit for divorce from Danile Frisby entered in superior court No. 1. Frisby, she claimed failed to make suitable provision for her maintenance and she was thus compelled to work and support herself. He deserted her July 20, 1929, she further averred. They married August 12, 1928.
• 25 Jul 1930 Henry Hasley, judge pro tem of superior court No. 1, gave Harvey Bovine a divorce from Mrs. Fern Bovine on testimony by the husband that his wife associated with other men and deserted him. Wedded in April, 1929, they separated in September.
• 25 Jul 1930 James J. Johnson sued in superior court No. 1 to end his marriage to Mrs. Grace M. Johnson, who he declared, nagged at him, called him vile names and falsely accused him of associating with other women. They married in 1910.
• 25 Jul 1930 Divorce action of Gertrude Mossman against Milo R. Mossman was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 25 Jul 1930 Suit of Irene Grabner against Clem Grabner, for divorce was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 26 Jul 1930 Alleging that her present mate, Clarence Boner told her she should leave and go back to her former husband, Mrs. Bertha Boner sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Wedded May 19, 1930, the Boner’s separated this month, it was stated. Mrs. Boner charged further that Boner got drunk, called her vile and filthy names and threatened to strike her. She seeks formal restoration of her name, Bertha Smullen.
• 26 Jul 1930 Her husband, Kenneth Hartman has associated with other women for immoral purposes and been guilty of infidelity to his marital vows, Mrs. Blanche Hartman alleged in an action to end her marriage, instituted in superior court No. 1. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1928.
• 26 Jul 1930 Mrs. Rowena A. Cour, in a suit instituted in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Marchal A. Cour and $500 alimony, charged cruelty. They married in 1925. Mrs. Cour sought restoration of her name to Rowena Brown.
• 26 Jul 1930 Mrs. Margery Bohling, seeking a divorce in superior court No. 2 from Wayne Bohling asserted that he falsely accused her of intimacy with strange men, cursed her and failed to provide properly. They married in 1927, separating this month.
• 26 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Jesse O. Steele, inflicted physical punishment on her because she refused to permit him to use her automobile and that he has threatened to kill her, Mrs. Leota P. Steele began action for divorce in superior court No. 2. The marriage was contracted in April, this year, and the parties separated this month. She claimed further that she had to support her husband and his two children from her operation of a rooming house.
• 26 Jul 1930 Henry Hasley, judge pro tem of superior court No. 1, granted Mrs. Estella Thomas a divorce from Robert Thomas on her charges that the defendant was guilty of desertion and failure to provide.
• 27 Jul 1930 Alimony of $2,000, custody of her children and $35 weekly as support were asked by Mrs. Willow B. Pelkey in action instituted in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Earl H. Pelkey, locomotive engineer. She charged in part that Pelkey cursed and struck her.
• 27 Jul 1930 Mrs. Rose B. Gatchell suing in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Clarence Gatchell, asked that she be granted $5,000 alimony and custody of her children. She averred that she had to work to support herself and the children because her husband failed to provide. It was stated that she previously sued for divorce, but that the action was dismissed when the defendant promised to mend his ways. His alleged promises have not been kept, the complaint charged.
• 27 Jul 1930 Her husband, Medard Stevens beat her and was guilty of quarrelsomeness, Mrs. Cora Stevens asserted in a divorce suit entered in superior court No. 1. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in July, 1928. She seeks restoration of her former name, Cora Yarrington.
• 27 Jul 1930 Howard L. Herman, in a suit begun in superior court No. 1 to dissolve his marriage to Mrs. Violet E. Herman, charged that she deserted him and refused to live with him. The marriage was contracted in 1923. Herman asked that he be awarded custody of the children.
• 27 Jul 1930 Claiming that her husband, Raymond Leddick had not supported her properly, Mrs. Ida B. Leddick filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2.
• 29 Jul 1930 Charging that her husband, Joseph I. Roth has on several occasions struck and beaten her. Leaving bruises on her body for days thereafter, Mrs. Nellie M. Roth sued for a two-year limited separation, $3,000 alimony, support and custody of three minor children in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1908, they separated this month. Mrs. Roth’s complaint alleged further that Roth drank and that he, while intoxicated occasionally became abusive, called her vile names and accused her of infidelity.
• 29 Jul 1930 Theodore Failour, in suit for divorce from Mrs. Dorothy Failour, instituted in superior court No. 1, alleged in his complaint that she informed him “that she did not want to have any children” and “that the only thing left for him to do would be to get a divorce, for she would never live with his as his wife,” They married and separated last month, it was said.
• 29 Jul 1930 Seeking a divorce, in superior court No. 1 from William E. Baker, Mrs. Margaret Edna Baker averred that he struck her, used vile and indecent language toward her and failed to support his family properly. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1925. Mrs. Baker asked that she be granted custody of her three children.
• 29 Jul 1930 Mrs. Margaret Cummings suing Clarence Cummings for divorce in superior court No. 1, claimed that he choked and beat her on several occasions, called her vile names and falsely accused her of conduct unbecoming a wife. She also charged that he has abused his two children by a former marriage. Wedded in 1925, the litigants separated this month. Mrs. Cummings seeks custody of the children.
• 30 Jul 1930 Mrs. Lura Somers was given a divorce from Howard M. Somers on charged of cruel treatment in superior court No. 1. Custody of a child involved was also vested in Mrs. Somers, Somers being ordered to pay $20 monthly for support of the child.
• 30 Jul 1930 Allegation of cruel treatment won a divorce for Mrs. Glossie Cowin from Hugh Cowin, her former name Flossie Priest being ordered restored in superior court No. 1.
• 30 Jul 1930 Mrs. Pauline McCartney won a divorce from Earl McCartney on charges of desertion in superior court No. 1.
• 30 Jul 1930 In superior court No. 2 Judge George H. Leonard decreed Mrs. Amy Smith a divorce from Bruce W. Smith on her testimony that the defendant has associated with other women and failed to provide. They separated July 6, 1929, after a marriage contracted in February the same year. Mrs. Smith’s former name, Amy Schlup was ordered restored.
• 30 Jul 1930 Ferd Bohnke seeking a divorce from Mrs. Ethel Mae Bohnke, charged that she quarreled with and nagged at him, prior to their separation, until it was impossible for him to live with her longer in superior court No. 1. Married in 1924, they separated last August according to the complaint.
• 30 Jul 1930 Her husband, Francis Snyder deserted her on December, 1928 after a marriage contracted in 1921, Mrs. Pearl Snyder of Monroeville averred in a suit to end her marriage filed in superior court No. 1.
• 30 Jul 1930 Lester Grossman instituted suit for divorce from Mrs. Nevada Grossman in superior court No. 1, charging that she was “cold and indifferent” and apparently cared nothing for him. She nagged at him and was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment in other forms to such an extent that it was impossible for him to live with her further, he claimed. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized in February, 1929.
• 30 Jul 1930 Alleging that her husband, George Feuchter, struck and beat her, called her vile name, associated with other women and falsely accused her of having associated with other men, Mrs. Mary Feuchter sued for divorce and $3,000 alimony in superior court No. 1.
• 31 Jul 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Myrtle L. Darling, “threw chairs, clubs or anything she could get her hands on” at him, Birdsell C. Darling sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Darling’s complaint alleged further that his wife “took off her wedding ring, threw it on the floor” and refused to live with him. His health and “even his life,” the complaint averred, were endangered by her acts of violence. Married in 1927, they separated last May. There are two children, custody of whom is sought by Darling.
• 31 Jul 1930 Her husband, Charles M. Shearer has cursed and sworn at her, struck and beaten her, remained away from home at night and failed to tell where he was and, during the period of the marriage, admitted improper relations with women, Mrs. Verba E. Shearer alleged in an action for a two-year limited separation instituted in superior court No. 1. They married in 1908. Mrs. Shearer asked that she be granted a total of $15 weekly as support and custody of her three youngest children.
• 31 Jul 1930 Mrs. Oma Key suing in superior court No. 1 for divorce from George Key, claimed that he failed to make proper provision for her support and that “during their entre married life, bickering, nagging and constant strife prevailed.” On several occasions he struck her, she also said. The marriage was contracted in 1924, the parties separating in 1928. Mrs. Key seeks restoration of her former name, Oma Cooksey.
• 31 Jul 1930 Mrs. Mary E. Raber was granted a divorce from Curtis A. Raber by Andrew W. Perry, judge pro tem, in superior court No. 2.
• 31 Jul 1930 In superior court No. 1, Theodore Ryan, judge pro tem, decreed Mrs. Bessie Berger a divorce from Rudolph L. Berger on charges of cruel treatment. Married in 1921, they separated in April, 1929.
• 31 Jul 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Juliet M. Turner against Sterling G. Turner was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.

• 01 Aug 1930 Theodore Ryan, judge pro tem, granted Wilbur Mathews a divorce from Mrs. Farry Mathews, on charges of cruel treatment, in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The parties married in September, 1927.
• 02 Aug 1930 Alleging in part that after she and her husband, Judson Mote were married, he gave an automobile to another woman. Mrs. Bessie Mote filed suit for limited separation in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married October 19, 1929, the Motes separated last February it was stated. Mrs. Mote charged that her mate has been “cold and indifferent” toward her since about a month after the marriage ceremony. Her complaint alleged that he informed her that he “went with” another woman during a period of approximately nine years prior to their marriage and that he said that the other woman was “dying of a broken heart” because he did not marry her. It was further averred by Mrs. Mote that Mote has informed her that he was tired of her and did not want to live with her any longer. On various occasions, she claimed he has stayed out all night or remained away until early hours of the morning. She sought restoration of her former name, Bessie Rehling.
• 02 Aug 1930 Robert Kronmiller suing in superior court No. 2 to end his marriage to Mrs. Delia Kronmiller, averred that she has requested his to apply for a divorce and told him that as far as she was concerned, she would not live with him again. They separated last January after a marriage contracted in June, 1928.
• 02 Aug 1930 Theodore Ryan, judge pro tem of superior court No. 1, granted Wayne Skull a divorce from Mrs. Margaret Skull on charges of desertion.
• 03 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, Earl C. Gardner deserted her July 7, 1928, and that he has not contributed toward her support during the past two years, Mrs. Grace E. Gardner sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. They married in 1925. Mrs. Gardner asked that her former name be restored.
• 03 Aug 1930 Mrs. Ursia Weibel, in action to end her marriage to Melvin Weibel, instituted in superior court No. 1, alleged that he repeatedly struck and beat her, knocking her down and blackening her eyes, cursed her and came home intoxicated. Wedded in 1923, they separated this year.
• 03 Aug 1930 Michael K. Stephan sued in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Mrs. Edith Stephan on grounds of alleged cruel and inhuman treatment. They separated last March after a marriage contracted in December, 1928.
• 03 Aug 1930 In superior court No. 1 judge pro tem Theodore Ryan granted Mrs. Margaret Strong a divorce on her cross-complaint in an action instituted by her husband, Wesley A. Strong, on her allegations that Strong had been guilty of cruel treatment and intoxication. They married in 1923, separating last October. Mrs. Strong was awarded custody of two children involved and Strong was ordered to pay $5 weekly for their support.
• 05 Aug 1930 Alleging that her husband, Charles D. Biddle kicked, choked and struck her on several occasions and that he was compelled to leave his home because of his treatment of her, Mrs. Harriett E. Biddle sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1914, they separated July 3, this year. Mrs. Biddle charged further that Biddle nagged, harassed and abused her, and called her vile names.
• 05 Aug 1930 Mrs. Gladys Marshall seeking a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Glen Marshall, averred that he struck and beat her at various times, used indecent language toward her and became intoxicated. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1914. Mrs. Marshall asked that she be granted custody of her child, 15.
• 05 Aug 1930 Mrs. Blanche Brown filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 from William H. Brown, charged that he failed to support her during a period of more than three years, that he cursed her, called her vile names and nagged at her.
• 05 Aug 1930 Averring that her husband, Fred W. Grossman would, when angry accuse her of acts of immorality, which he “well knew was not true in any sense of the word,” Mrs. Iola Grossman sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. She also charged in part that she has been compelled to work in order to clothe herself and to help maintain the home. Wedded in 1927, they separated this month. Mrs. Grossman asked restoration of her former name, Iola Wilkinson.
• 05 Aug 1930 Mrs. Teresa Yerick, in complaint for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 from Paul Yerick, alleged that he “gets out on drunken sprees for days at a time,” that he is abusive to her and fails to pay any attention to his family. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized in 1910. Mrs. Yerick seeks custody of the three children.
• 05 Aug 1930 Mrs. Beatrice Butler sued Lyman Butler for divorce in superior court No. 1, her complaint alleging that he was “convicted of an infamous crime: and that he is “now a fugitive from justice.” Married in 1920, they separated in July, 1929. Restoration of her former name, Beatrice Myers was sought by Mrs. Butler.
• 05 Aug 1930 Joh Hones instituted suit in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Mrs. Frances Jones, alleging that she “failed to do her household duties” and that she “associated with other men.” The marriage, contracted in August, 1926, was disrupted by a separation last month.
• 05 Aug 1930 In superior court No. 1, Robert Keegan, judge pro tem granted Mrs. Minnie A. Taylor a divorce from Paul E. Taylor.
• 05 Aug 1930 An order entered March 16, 1929, dismissing the divorce suit of Mrs. Maybelle Hayes against Edward Hayes was ordered set aside in superior court No. 1.
• 06 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, Chester Smith, “struck and beat her with his clenched fists,” cursed her and refused to provide medical care for her then she was ill, Mrs. Josie Smith sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Wedded in 1926, they separated in October the following year. Mrs. Smith averred further that Smith has contributed nothing to her support for more than two years. She seeks restoration of her former name, Josie Marshall.
• 06 Aug 1930 Mrs. Berdena Sproat, suing James R. Sproat for divorce in superior court No. 2 alleged that he accused her of infidelity, became intoxicated, called her vile names and associated with other women. The marriage was contracted in 1924.
• 06 Aug 1930 Married February 22, 1894, according to her complaint, Mrs. Etta Bayless instituted action on superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Frank Bayless. The separated March 16, 1901, it was stated. Mrs. Bayless claimed that Bayless has not provided for her suitably during the period of their marriage and that he has failed to make provision for her in any way during practically the last 30 years. She also averred that he frequently became intoxicated and was very abusive toward her when he was in such a condition. At numerous times he threatened to strike her, she charged. She asked that her former name, Etta Young be restored.
• 06 Aug 1930 Mrs. Matilda Danehy was granted a divorce from Jerry J. Danehy by Levi A. Todd, judge pro tem in superior court No. 2 on charges of cruelty. Married in 1924, they separated in January, 1929, it was said.
• 07 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, Clayton Steele, asked her at various times to leave the house, demanded that she procure a divorce, “struck, beat and bruised” her and called her “vile and vicious names.” Mrs. Florence Steele sued for dissolution of matrimonial ties in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1921. Mrs. Steele asked that she be granted custody of her two children.
• 07 Aug 1930 Glaude Grames, in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1, from Gladys Grames, alleging in part that “she repeatedly threatened to kill him.” He charged further that she cursed him, called him vile names and nagged at him to such an extent that it was impossible for him to live with her. Wedded in October, last year, they separated last month.
• 07 Aug 1930 Seeking a divorce from Mrs. Dorotha Grepke, in superior court No. 1, Arthur Grepke averred that she neglected to take care of the home, to cook the meals and to perform the usual domestic duties. She had, he claimed, cursed and sworn at him on many occasions, sometimes in the presence of their young child. He averred that she recently left the child at his mother’s home and has done nothing in regard to caring for the infant since that time. Married in January, 1928 they separated this month. Grepke seeks custody of the child.
• 07 Aug 1930 Mrs. Lillian Steward was granted a divorce from Marion E. Steward, on allegations that he drank and associated with other women, in superior court No. 2. Her former name was ordered restored. They married in 1921, separating last April.
• 07 Aug 1930 Filing of a cross-complaint by the defendant in the divorce action of Mrs. Alvina Lipp against Georg Lipp was entered in superior court No. 1.
• 08 Aug 1930 Throughout their married life her husband, Donald Schlup, “refused to go anywhere with her or to appear in public with her,” Mrs. Ellen Bernice Schlup charged in suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated this month after a marriage contracted last December. Mrs. Schlup alleged further that Schlup was guilty of drunkenness and that he failed to support her properly, insisting that she live in a room rented from one of his relatives, she said. He also found fault with her and objected to her visiting her mother or other members of her family, she claimed. She asked that she be granted $500 alimony and restoration of her former name, Ellen Bernice Williams.
• 08 Aug 1930 Mrs. Alice Ritchey sued Clyde Ritchey for divorce in superior court No. 2, averring that he beat and choked her on several occasions, associated with other women and lasted to her of such associations. Married in 1913, they separated in June, this year.
• 08 Aug 1930 Byron C. O’Brien entered a cross-complaint for divorce in an action of his wife, Mentor C. O’Brien, in superior court No.1, alleging that she nagged him, would go for days without speaking to him and permitted dust and dirt to accumulate in their home.
• 08 Aug 1930 Five divorce decrees were granted by Hugh Y. Keegan, judge pro tem in superior court No.1: Mrs. Marie Shell was given a divorce from Grant Shell, her name being restored to Marie Taylor; Marriage of Mrs. Virginia Fish and Donovan Fish was ended, the wife’s former name, Virginia Guilliaume, being restored; Mrs. Phyllis Enos was awarded a divorce from Clair Enos; Mrs. Cora Wade was given a divorce from L. J. Wade, her name being restored to Cora Barnhart; George Lipp was granted a divorce from Mrs. Alvina Lipp.
• 08 Aug 1930 Divorce Action of Mrs. Gladys Marshall against Glen Marshall was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 09 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, Benjamin R. Edwards cursed, abused and struck her, Mrs. Ethel Mae Edwards filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Wedded June 14, 1926, they separated April 13, 1929. Mrs. Edwards charged further that Edwards failed to provide her with a “reasonable home.” She asked that her maiden name be restored.
• 09 Aug 1930 Her husband, Richard A Kelley left her and told her not to look for him, that he was “done with her” and would not come back. Mrs. Della G. Kelley asserted in a divorce action instituted in superior court No. 2. It was also claimed by Mrs. Kelley that Kelley had threatened her life. They separated this month after a marriage contracted last March.
• 12 Aug 1930 Alleging that her husband, Noah Baker, on one occasion brought a strange woman to their home late at night and forbade the plaintiff to eject her, Mrs. Orma Baker sued for divorce and $5,000 alimony in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1916, the Bakers separated this month. There are two children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Baker, who charged further that Baker drank, swore at her and the children, struck and beat her and associated with other women. He also made a threat to kill her, she alleged.
• 12 Aug 1930 Mrs. Marie Winans, in action for divorce in superior court No. 1, from Robert A. Winans, averred that during their married life he furnished no wearing apparel for her with the exception of one dress. He struck her, “whereby she was compelled to abandon their home,” she alleged. She asked that her former name, Marie Morr be restored.
• 12 Aug 1930 Mrs. Laura Driscoll seeking a divorce from Edward P. Driscoll in superior court No. 1, claimed that he has cursed her, called her vile names and accused her of associating with other men. The separated this month after a marriage contracted in November, 1923. Restoration of her former name, Laura Johnston was sought by Mrs. Driscoll.
• 12 Aug 1930 Mrs. Alice Feighner sued Christy Feighner for divorce in superior court No.1, charging that he deserted her. Wedded in 1922 they separated in 1928. Custody of a child, 4, was asked by Mrs. Feighner.
• 12 Aug 1930 Mrs. Minnie Ambrose, in a suit to dissolve her marriage in superior court No. 1, to William Ambrose, asserted that he quarreled with, nagged at and cursed her. Their marriage, solemnized las February was disrupted by a separation in June.
• 12 Aug 1930 Mrs. May J. White entered complaint to terminate her marriage to Frank E. White in superior court No.1. She charged cruel and inhuman treatment. They married in 1920, separating this month. Mrs. White asked that she be decreed custody of her two children.
• 12 Aug 1930 Judge George H. Leonard granted Charles Angel a divorce from Mrs. Mary Angel in superior court No. 2, on allegations that the defendant had associated with other men, that there had been constant strife and that he left the plaintiff. They married in 1927.
• 12 Aug 1930 Henry Hasley, judge pro tem in superior court No. 1, granted Mrs. Mildred Burdick a divorce from Ormond C. Burdick.
• 12 Aug 1930 Henry Hasley, judge pro tem in superior court No 1, granted Mrs. Mary Loretta Goodlin a divorce from Jess David Goodlin on general grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.
• 13 Aug 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Ed. P. Konkle struck and beat her on various occasions, Mrs. Anna Konkle sued for a five –year limited separation and custody of her four children, in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The parties married in 1905. Mrs. Konkle’s complaint charged further that Konkle cursed and swore at her, called her vile names and was guilty of habitual drunkenness. There has been such constant strife that for them to live together longer has been rendered impossible.
• 13 Aug 1930 Mrs. Mary Kalaskey filed suit in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to John Kalaskey, averring that he deserted her about March 1, 1928, leaving her without means of support for her two children and herself. The marriage was contracted August 17, 1925. Mrs. Kalaskey charged that she had not heard from her husband since he left.
• 13 Aug 1930 Judge George H. Leonard granted Mrs. Ruth H. Huddleston a divorce from Hubert F. Huddleston in superior court No. 2 on her testimony that Huddleston was guilty of desertion and cruel and inhuman treatment. Her former name, Ruth Hitzeman was order restored. They separated last April after a marriage solemnized in 1926.
• 13 Aug 1930 In superior court No. 1 Henry Hasley, judge pro tem decreed Mrs. Vivian Golden a divorce from Raymond Golden, restoring her former name, Vivian Lawrence . Mrs. Golden accused Golden of failure to provide.
• 13 Aug 1930 In superior court No. 1 Henry Hasley, judge pro tem decreed Mrs. Helen E. Quatier a divorce from William L. Quatier, restoring the plaintiff’s name to Helen E. Bunch. Mrs. Quatier charged that her husband had abandoned her and faile to provide during a period of more the two years.
• 14 Aug 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Giuseppina Bontempo, on various occasions told him to get a divorce, Alfonso Bontempo filed an action wherein he seeks to carry out her alleged instructions, in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Matrimonial status of the Bontempo’s who wed last November was disrupted by a separation this year. Bontempo averred that his mate left his house, refused to live with him, to cook for him and prepare his meals, and that she informed him she would no longer live with him.
• 14 Aug 1930 Mrs. Cora Eicher instituted suit in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to John A. Eicher, which contracted in 1923 resulted in a separation this month. Mrs. Eicher alleged that her mate has frequently used vile and profane language toward her, has threatened to strike her and to do her bodily harm. She asked that she be granted custody of her two children.
• 14 Aug 1930 Alleging that he “has been compelled, after laboring all day, to cook his meals in the evening and prepare and cook his morning meals” because his wife, Mrs. Mary E. Kroemer, would not do it. Chester L. Beck Kroemer, Washington township, sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. They separated this month after a marriage contracted last May. Kroemer charged that Mrs. Kroemer left him and went to Marion, Ind. Kroemer’s complaint further alleged that his wife would “lie in bed a great portion of the time throughout the day and would refuse to do any housework, the she struck him and “threw missiles at him” and associated with other men.
• 14 Aug 1930 Mrs. Theresa O’Shaughnessey was decreed her legal freedom in superior court No. 1 from William O’Shaughnessey on a cross-complaint, charging failure to provide, entered in an action begun by him in superior court No. 1. Her former name, Teresa Smith was restored.
• 14 Aug 1930 Mrs. Ether Lee was given a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Herman Lee on allegations that he associated with other women and failed to provide, her name being restored to Esther Biggs.
• 14 Aug 1930 Mrs. Mentor C. O’Brien won a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Byron C. O’Brien on charges in part that he has said he did not care for her and that he associated with other women. The case was submitted on an amended complaint after O’Brien had withdrawn his cross-complaint. Mrs. O’Brien was awarded custody of her minor child, O’Brien being ordered to pay $10 weekly for the child’s support. Wedded in August, 1916 the O’Brien’s separated last November.
• 14 Aug 1930 Mrs. Desdemona Lemler was granted a divorce from Clarence Lemler in superior court No. 1.
• 14 Aug 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Ida Mae Robey against Jack R. Robey was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 15 Aug 1930 Alleging that her husband, James Bush has threatened to kill her and that he spent his time with other women, Mrs. Edith Bush filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1928, the litigants separated this month. Mrs. Bush charged further that Bush struck her, swore at her and falsely accused her of associating with other men. She asked that her maiden name, Edith Rex be restored.
• 15 Aug 1930 Her husband, Rhome G. Simerman, had by his conduct destroyed her love for him and rendered it impossible for her to continue to live with him, Mrs. Edna Simerman filed a divorce action in superior court No. 1. The Simerman’s separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1913. There are three children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Simerman. She averred that Simerman on numerous occasions struck her, swore at her and called her vile and indecent names
• 15 Aug 1930 Answer of general denial to charges incorporated in a complaint entered by his wife, Mrs. Bessie Mote, and to cross-complaint for divorce was filed by Judson Mote in superior court No. 1. Wedded in October 1929, the Motes separated last February, it was stated. Mote charged that Mrs. Mote falsely accused him of immoral association with other women “an so conducted herself by her unfounded jealousy” that he “has had no peace of mind” since his marriage.
• 16 Aug 1930 Charging that during recent months her husband, Leon D. Bouthillier has failed to contribute anything to her support, thus compelling her to earn her own living, Mrs. Effie Bouthilllier filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The Bouthilliers, it was stated separated December 22, 1929 after a marriage contracted in November, 1927. The wife complained that the husband did not provide suitable support at any time during their married life.
• 16 Aug 1930 Mrs. Ruth Ellen Hale in action instituted in circuit court to dissolve her marriage to Edward E. Hale, averred that for several months past he has been “cold and indifferent” and has “lost all affection for her.” His attitude and conduct have been such that it is impossible for them to live together in peace and happiness. Wedded October 16, 1929, the Hales separated last May. Mrs. Hale asked that her name be restored to Ruth Ellen Porter.
• 17 Aug 1930 Ivan Oaks was granted a divorce from Mrs. Ann R. Oaks by Henry Hasley, judge pro tem of superior court No. 1 on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. Wedded in May 1930, Mrs. Oaks former name, Anna R. Fulton was restored.
• 17 Aug 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Hazel Guisinger, failed to care for his home and that she refused to live with him, Kenneth Guisinger filed suit for dissolution of marital ties in superior court No. 1. They separated last May after a marriage contracted in November, 1928. Guisinger, who further alleged that Mrs. Guisinger associated with other men, asked that he be awarded custody of his child.
• 17 Aug 1930 Mrs. Georgie Hobson began action in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to William Hobson, who she averred, lived with her only a short time after they were married in July, 1925. She claimed that Hobson failed to provide adequate support and that he did not furnish her with a home. Custody of her child was sought by Mrs. Hobson.
• 19 Aug 1930 Her complaint alleging that her husband, Fred Reed was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment “in that he struck and beat her, knocked her out of a moving automobile, allowing the heavy wheels to run over her limbs,” Mrs. Grace Reed filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married December 23, 1929, the Reeds separated this month. It was claimed that Mrs. Reed was “painfully bruised” as a result of the alleged automobile experience. She asked that her name be restored to Grace Jones.
• 19 Aug 1930 Mrs. Zona Belle Lester filed a suit in superior court No. 1 seeking a divorce from Robert Lester, claiming that he sometimes left home for days and nights at a time without giving any reason for so doing, and that he called her “vile and indecent names.” They separated last month after a marriage contracted last February. Mrs. Lester asked that she be awarded support and custody of her infant daughter.
• 19 Aug 1930 Mrs. Sylvia Brown sued Charles Brown for divorce in superior court No. 1 alleging in part the he struck and beat her, called her vile names and failed to provide. Wedded in March, 1928, they separated last month.
• 19 Aug 1930 Mrs. Edna Engleman is suing Fred Engleman to end their marriage in superior court No. 1, charging that he occasionally remained away from home all night, came home drunk, spent his money for “drink and gambling” and failed to make proper provision for support of his wife and two children. They married in 1926, separating this month. Mrs. Engleman asked that she be awarded $15 weekly for support and custody of the children.
• 19 Aug 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Edna Simerman against Rhome G. Simerman was dismissed in superior court No. 2 yesterday.
• 20 Aug 1930 Alleging that her husband, Henry F. Schwartz, “has boasted to her of his improper relations with other women,” Mrs. Clara E. Schwartz sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Wedded in May, 1927, the principals separated July 4, this year. Mrs. Schwartz claimed further that Schwartz frequently told her he did not love her any longer and that he wished she would get a divorce. She asked that she be awarded custody of her baby daughter, and support.
• 20 Aug 1930 Mrs. Gladys Oberholtzer filed suit in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Clifton Ross Overholtzer, who she charged occasionally became intoxicated and struck and beat her, quarreled with and nagged at her and refused to supply her with necessities. They separated last February after a marriage contracted in 1919. Mrs. Oberholtzer asked that she be decreed custody of her three children and awarded $20 weekly as support.
• 20 Aug 1930 Allegation that his wife, Mrs. Maxine N. Jones, has failed to prepare his meals or do his washing were made by Robert F. Jones in a cross-complaint for divorce entered in an action pending in superior court No. 2. Jones’ cross-complaint alleged further that the cross-defendant associated with other men and failed to divulge their names to him.
• 20 Aug 1930 H. James Flack, judge pro tem in superior court No. 1 granted a divorce in the suit of Mrs. Cecil Shiere against Harry Shiere on the wife’s charges that her husband was guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment and that he failed to provide properly. They married in 1914, separating last August.
• 20 Aug 1930 Mrs. Grace Nine brought action in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to Roscoe Nine, on charges that he deserted her, failed to provide sufficiently and that she was obliged to reside with her parents. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized in January, 1928. Mrs. Nine asked that her name be restored to Grace Brown.
• 21 Aug 1930 Because her husband, Virgil Waller failed to provide properly, she has been forced to work in order to buy her own clothes, Mrs. Vera Waller charged in a suit for divorce and restoration of her former name, Vera Adair, instituted in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Wallers, it was stated separated this month after a marriage contracted in September, 1926. Mrs. Waller claimed further that Waller has continually found fault with and nagged at her, used “vile and vulgar language,” ridiculed her in the presence of her relatives and quarreled with and struck her.
• 21 Aug 1930 William S. Revett suing his wife, Mrs. Sarah Olive Revett for divorce, claimed that he quarreled and nagged without cause, leaving him July 17, 1930, and refusing to live with him longer in spite of his entreaties that she do so. They married in September, 1920.
• 21 Aug 1930 H. James Flack, judge pro tem of superior court No. 1 granted Mrs. Mabel Hamilton a divorce from Ralph Hamilton on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.
• 21 Aug 1930 Mrs. Hazel Bassett was granted a divorce on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Bassett was given custody of her baby daughter and Bassett was ordered to pay $4 weekly for support of the child.
• 22 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, Darrell Van Buskirk, struck and beat her, put her trunk and clothes out of their home and told her to get out, Mrs. Verdina Van Buskirk sued for divorce and $3,000 alimony in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1928.
• 22 Aug 1930 Allegation that her husband, Hiram D. Wyant called her vile name, struck and slapped her, and on one occasion burned her on one of her arms with an electric iron, were made by Mrs. Marguerite J. Wyant in a cross-complaint for divorce entered in superior court No.2. Married in 1921, the Wyant separated last March. There are four children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Wyant, who also asked that she be granted $500 alimony. She further charged that her husband frequently told her he did not love her and did not care to live with her.
• 22 Aug 1930 Mrs. Catherine Brandyberry, suing Ervin D. Brandyberry for divorce in superior court No. 1, charged that their separation this month was caused by cruel and inhuman treatment on his part in that, the complaint stated, he refused to live with her because she was “too old-fashion.” They married November 6, 1926. Mrs. Brandyberry asked that she be granted custody of her three children.
• 22 Aug 1930 Divorce and custody of her minor child were granted Mrs. Leona Lethwaite in action against William Lethwaite in superior court No. 2. It was stipulated that Lethwaite, who was ordered to pay $5 weekly for the child’s support, is to be permitted to visit the child at specified intervals.
• 23 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, James Fuller had been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment, Mrs. Mildred Fuller was given a decree of divorce by H. James Flack, judge pro tem, in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Fuller’s complaint averred that Fuller had threatened to inflict physical injury on her. Wedded in April, 1926 the Fullers separated last May. Her former name, Mildred Babcock, was ordered restored.
• 24 Aug 1930 Mrs. Esther Hartzog filed suit against Guy M. Hartzog in superior court No. 1 and asked $100 alimony. She charged that her husband is guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment toward her and that he failed to provide properly for her. The couple were married in July, 1917, and separated last July. She asks the custody of their two children, Charles, 12 and Helen 10, and $25 per week for support.
• 24 Aug 1930 Mrs. Ruth Adams in a divorce action filed against Manford E. Adams in superior court No.1 alleges that her husband abandoned her on July 9, 1927, and that he has not contributed to her support since that time. The couple was married in December 1918. They have no children.
• 24 Aug 1930 Tom Thomas refuses to support his wife, Mrs. Jessie Thomas, but hangs around the house and eats the food which she brings in, according to her complaint for divorce filed in superior court No. 2. They couple were married in July 1920 and have four children.
• 24 Aug 1930 Mrs. Ethel May Camp was granted a divorce from Chester B. Camp by H. James Flack, judge pro tem in superior court No. 1 on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Mrs. Camp was given the custody of her minor child, Buford B. Camp, aged 4, and the possession of some personal property. Camp was ordered to pay $4 per week for the support of the child until October 1, and after that $5 per week. The father was given the right to see the child at reasonable times.
• 24 Aug 1930 Noah Baker, defendant in a divorce action brought by Mrs. Orma Baker, was ordered to pay $50 for his wife’s attorney fees and $10 per week for support pending the trial of the suit.
• 26 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, Herschal Berg failed to provide and that he deserted her, Mrs. Juanita Berg filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1926, the Bergs separated October 31, 1927. Mrs. Berg alleged further that her spouse stayed out nights and associated with other women. She asked that she be granted custody of her child.
• 26 Aug 1930 Mrs. Sylvia Burris sued Hugh Burris for a five-year limited separation on allegations that he swore and cursed her and was guilty of other cruel treatment. They separated this year after a marriage contracted in 1921. Mrs. Burris asked that she be given custody of her two children.
• 26 Aug 1930 Alton Bloom, judge pro tem in superior court No. 1, granted William Haffner a divorce from Mrs. Dorothy Gertrude Haffner on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. Mrs. Haffner was awarded $75 alimony and custody of her child and Haffner was ordered to pay $5 weekly for support of the infant.
• 26 Aug 1930 Divorce decree granted to Mrs. Gerold Lydiksen in action against Earl Ludiksen was formally entered in superior court No. 1, following payment of fee involved. Testimony in the case was heard May 21, Mrs. Lydiksen charging that Lydiksen was guilty of failure to provide and desertion.
• 26 Aug 1930 Divorce suit of Mrs. Anna Konkle against E. P. Konkle was ordered dismissed on motion of the plaintiff, in superior court No. 1.
• 27 Aug 1930 Averring that his wife, Mrs. Edith Sheyer on one occasion ordered him from home, telling him “to take his clothes and leave,” Roger Sheyer filed a cross-complaint for divorce, in an action begun by her in superior court No. yesterday. The Sheyers, it was stated, separated on or about June 14 after a marriage contracted in March. Sheyer charged further that his wife declined to live in a house which, it was said, he provided for her and that she refused to live separately from her mother. His cross-complaint also alleged that she referred to him “in a critical and disparaging manner,” cast reflections upon his religion would not divulge her financial affairs and decline to perform various household duties.
• 27 Aug 1930 Her husband, William L. Fisher cursed her and in the presence of divers persons, untruthfully accused her of associating with other men. Mrs. Lois E. Fisher claimed in a suit for divorce instituted in superior court No. 2. Married in 1921, the Fishers separated this month. Mrs. Fisher asked that she be awarded custody of her child, and $10 weekly as support.
• 27 Aug 1930 Mrs. Mildred Reckeweg instituted suit in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Arnold H. Reckeweg, who, she asserted has not made reasonable provision for her support. Wedded in 1926, the separated last December. Mrs. Reckeweg seeks custody of her child.
• 27 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, John F. Barkley has associated with other women and boasted to her of such relations, Mrs. Ada L. Barkley of Monroe township, filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized in 1903. Mrs. Barkley claimed that the defendant left their home and took up his residence elsewhere, advising her that he could no longer live with her and that she should get a divorce. Custody of her youngest child, 11, was sought by Mrs. Barkley.
• 27 Aug 1930 Mrs. Edna Falco was granted a divorce from Louis Falco by Alton Bloom, judge pro tem of superior court No.1, on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment.
• 28 Aug 1930 Divorce and $3,000 alimony were sought by Mrs. Williemay Miller in a divorce action filed against her husband, Lewis Miller in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Miller cursed and beat his wife, falsely accused her of associating with other men and repeatedly threatened to do her bodily harm, according to the allegations set forth in her complaint. Married in 1916, they separated this month. Mrs. Miller asked that she be granted an allowance for support of the five children, custody of whom she seeks.
• 28 Aug 1930 Charges that his wife, Mrs. Ethel Knox stayed out late nights and associated with other men won a divorce from J. Wesley Knox in superior court No. 1, Alton Bloom, judge pro tem, presiding. Mrs. Knox was given custody of the two children.
• 28 Aug 1930 Mrs. Gladys Bredemeyer was granted a divorce from Earl Bredemeyer on a non-support charge, incorporating allegations that he spent money on automobiles and fishing tackle but failed to provide for his family, in superior court No. 1. Custody of a son, 4 was vested in Charles and Gertrude Eby, the maternal grandparents, Bredemeyer being ordered to pay $15 monthly for the child’s support.
• 28 Aug 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Margaret E. Kanter was awarded a divorce from Lester N. Kanter by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2. Mrs. Kanter averred that her husband failed to provide, and that he told her to get out and get a divorce. Wedded in 1927, they separated the following year. Mrs. Kanter’s former name is to be restored.
• 28 Aug 1930 Divorce action of Verdina Van Buskirk against Darrell Van Buskirk was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 29 Aug 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce, alleging in part that her husband, Birdsell C. Darling, “threatened to kill the first child when it was three weeks old,” was filed by Mrs. Myrtle L. Darling in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Darling’s cross-complaint charged further that Darling has struck her and that he “has injured her about the head, causing her head to bleed.” Married in 1927, the Darlings separated on or about July 15, 1930. There are two children it was stated custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Darling. She also asked that she be awarded $2,000 alimony and support.
• 29 Aug 1930 Mrs. Lillian Kelly was given a divorce from Christopher M. Kelly on charged that he had been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment and drunkenness in superior court No. 1.
• 29 Aug 1930 Mrs. Florence I. Barr was awarded her legal freedom in superior court No. 1 on testimony that her husband, Lisle H. Barr had deserted her and failed to provide.
• 29 Aug 1930 Mrs. Jennie M. Wright won a divorce from Arthur Wright on allegation that he had been guilty of habitual drunkenness in superior court No. 1.
• 30 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, Ambrose Emrick, drank to excess and “constantly boasted of his association with lewd and dissolute women.” Mrs. Cora Emrick sued for divorce, $5,000 alimony, support and custody of the two children, in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The Emricks separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1924. Mrs. Emrick also claimed that her mate failed to aid in caring for the children, that he struck her and was “mean, quarrelsome and abusive.”
• 30 Aug 1930 Mrs. Eva Phlora Mason sued in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Sidney Mason, claiming that he nagged and scolded without reason, struck her and refused to provide a home or to purchase household goods, thus compelling her to make her home with her mother. Married in 1922, they separated this month. Mrs. Mason asked that she be decreed $1,000 alimony, $15 weekly as support and custody of the four children.
• 30 Aug 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce in a suit instituted by Claude Grames was filed in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Gladys Grames, who averred that he “provoked constant quarrels” with her, occasionally used physical violence on her and at other times threatened to kill her. Frequently, she claimed, Grames stayed out at nights without giving any explanations. Wedded last October, they separated this month.
• 30 Aug 1930 Mrs. Irene E. Gault began action in superior court No. 1 to dissolve her marriage to Elmer H. Gault, who she claimed associated with other women, informed the plaintiff that he had ceased to love her and told her to get a divorce. The marriage contracted in 1924, was disrupted by a separation last July. Mrs. Gault seeks restoration of her former name, Irene E. Hinesley.
• 30 Aug 1930 Her husband, Ross McDevitt struck and beat her, quarreled with and nagged at her, Mrs. Clara McDevitt asserted in a divorce complaint filed in superior court No. 1. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized in September, 1928.
• 30 Aug 1930 Mrs. Violet Walker, suing Earl Walker in superior court No. 1 to end their marriage, contracted in 1926, claimed that he failed to make reasonable provision for her support. She asked that her former name be restored.
• 30 Aug 1930 Mrs. Edna Kinley was granted a divorce from Arnold Kinley by Alton Bloom, judge pro tem of superior court No. 1, in charges that Kinley had been guilty of non-support and cruel treatment, and that he had stayed out nights.
• 31 Aug 1930 Charging that her husband, Virgil Scherer was quarrelsome, told her she was “no good” and falsely accused her of immorality, Mrs. Alice Scherer was awarded a decree of divorce by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The couple was married approximately two years ago. Mrs. Scherer’s name was restored to Alice Debolt.
• 31 Aug 1930 Suit for divorce from Albert Stull, who she alleged was guilty of habitual intoxication, was filed by Mrs. Wanda Stull in superior court No. 2. The marriage was contracted in September, 1928. Mrs. Stull asked that her former name, Wanda Brunson restored.
• 31 Aug 1930 Mrs. Ruth Smith filed suit in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to Curtis Smith, who the complaint alleged, beat her called her vile names and threatened to kill her. Wedded in 1918, they separated this month.

• 03 Sep 1930 Charging that her husband, Harold Arick failed to support her or to provide suitable maintenance, Mrs. Mildred Arick sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in July, 1929 the litigants separated last May.
• 03 Sep 1930 Mrs. Nellie Finegan filed suit in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Charles Finegan, averring that he created such constant strife that for them to live together longer as husband and wife was intolerable. They separated last June after a marriage contracted in 1925. Mrs. Finegan asked that she be given custody of her two children and an order for their support.
• 03 Sep 1930 Mrs. Maybelle Hayes was granted a divorce from Edward Hayes by Roland Schulz, judge pro tem of superior court No. 1.
• 03 Sep 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Chloe Wolf is to be given her legal freedom from Earl Wolf, her name to be restored to Chole Whittenbarger.
• 03 Sep 1930 Clarence E. Bates was given a divorce from Mrs. Gertrude Bates by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No.2. The couple married in 1926.
• 04 Sep 1930 Charging that while he was “remonstrating” with his wife, Mrs. Alwilda Werner, May 19, 1929, she told him “that if he did not like it he could get our, and that he did get out,” George Werner, Spencerville, sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Werner’s complaint averred further that Mrs. Werner was “cross and irritable during the greater part of their married life,” which began in 1927, and that they were unable to get along. He turned over all the furniture to her, he claimed.
• 04 Sep 1930 Mrs. Charlotte Craven filed suit in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to Floyd E. Craven, who she alleged, cursed and struck her and compelled her to support herself by keeping boarders. Wedded in 1918, they separated this month. Mrs. Craven, it was stated has been an invalid and unable to work during a period of more than three years. She seeks $1,000 alimony and restoration of her former name.
• 04 Sep 1930 Plea in abatement to the divorce action filed in superior court No. 1 by Seward H. Davis, who contends that the court does not have the jurisdiction of the case on the alleged ground that Davis was a resident of another county at the time the suit was instituted.
• 04 Sep 1930 Judge Pro Tem Roland Schulz granted Mrs. Katherine Strebig a divorce from Joseph Strebig in superior court No. 1, terminating a marriage which, contracted in 1924, was disrupted by a separation in June, 1929.
• 05 Sep 1930 His wife, Mrs. Lena Bender occasionally left home at night, “staying out until 1 and 2 o’clock in the morning,” John L. Bender charged in a cross-complaint for divorce filed in superior court No.1 yesterday. The cross-complaint averred that when Bender would ask Mrs. Bender where she had benn, he would be informed that it was “none of his business.” The couple, it was stated, married in 1899 and separated in September, 1929. Bender claimed that he left because she “demanded that he do so.” She was “cross and irritable,” “nagged and found fault with him.” And unjustly “charged that he was running around with other women,” it was further alleged.
• 05 Sep 1930 Mrs. Margaret Scott filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Jesse H. Scott, alleging that he struck and beat her and “threatened to kill her and himself,” They separated this month after their marriage in 1927. Mrs. Scott asked that she be awarded custody of her child.
• 05 Sep 1930 Dismissal orders were entered in divorce actions in superior court No. 1 as follows: Verdina against Darrell Van Buskirk; Marie against John Martin; Opal against Glenn Cox; Samuel C. against Hazel G. McCaskey.
• 06 Sep 1930 Averring that her husband, Lloyd Taylor struck and beat her at various times without cause, Mrs. Bertha Taylor filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married October 15, 1925, they separated August 28, 1929, it was stated. There are three children, one of whom, it was said, has been adopted by other parties. Mrs. Taylor also charged that Taylor failed to support his family. She asked that she be granted custody of the two remaining children and that Taylor be required to furnish support.
• 06 Sep 1930 Roland Schulz, judge pro tem of superior court No. 1, awarded Mrs. Blanche Personette a divorce from Willard Personette on her testimony that Personette had been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment and had failed to provide during a period of two years. The litigants separated last June after a marriage in February, 1928.
• 06 Sep 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Marceal Crow against Paul Crow was dismissed in superior court No.1.
• 06 Sep 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Erma Amiss against Harold Amiss was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 07 Sep 1930 Her husband, Joseph Reel choked, struck and cursed her and told her to leave and never return, Mrs. Alma Reel alleged in suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. She further charged that he got drunk frequently. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized September 9, 1926.
• 07 Sep 1930 Mrs. Betty Ritenour is sueing Milton Ritenour for divorce in superior court No. 1, charged that he swore at her, called her vile names, constantly found fault and was an habitual drunkard, staying out until late at night. Married in June, 1925, they separated last month. There is a child, 13 months old, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Ritenour.
• 07 Sep 1930 Allegations that her husband, Charles W. Lore struck and cursed her, threatened to take her life and falsely accused her of improper conduct were incorporated in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Edna T. Lore. The marriage was contracted in 1924, the parties separating this month.
• 07 Sep 1930 Charging that her husband, Donald J. Frazier bagged at and quarreled with her, cursed her and called her names, Mrs. Genevieve Frazier was given a divorce by Roland Schulz, judge pro tem in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Frazier’s separated in November, 1929 after a marriage contracted in September, 1923. Frazier was awarded custody of his son, 5, and the plaintiff relinquished interest in certain real estate now being purchased by them.
• 07 Sep 1930 Judge George H. Leonard granted Mrs. Anna Bowman a divorce from Ernest E. Bowman in superior court No. 2 on her allegations that Bowman had failed to provide properly and that he had been guilty of intoxication and non-support. Having been married approximately 15 years, the Bowman’s separated in 1927. Custody of the three children was vested in Mrs. Bowman, who was decreed $1,000 alimony and $15 weekly as maintenance.
• 09 Sep 1930 Charging that her husband, Rollyn F. Lloyd told her that he hated her and “did not care for her in the least” and that because he did not provide her with a suitable home, they have been compelled to live with their respective parents and friends since the date of their marriage, Mrs. Leota Lloyd of Yoder sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. Married September 5, 1929, they separated last month. Lloyd quarreled, nagged and swore at her and struck her, Mrs. Lloyd further claimed. She seeks restoration of her former name.
• 09 Sep 1930 Mrs. Margaret Grim sued for a five-year limited separation from Harry Grim, asserting that he struck her, cursed her and failed to provide. They married in 1920. Mrs. Grim asked $25 weekly as alimony and custody of their two children.
• 10 Sep 1930 Claiming that she had to support her husband George Werner as well as herself, Mrs. Awlida Werner filed a cross-complaint for divorce and $5,000 alimony yesterday in an action begun by him in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1927 they separated in April, 1929. Mrs. Werner claimed further that Werner deserted her, resided in parts unknown for long periods, enlisted in the army on false representation and corresponded with women of immoral character.
• 10 Sep 1930 Mrs. Irene V. Plummer filed suit in superior court No. 1 to end her second marriage to Irwin Plummer, who she alleged falsely accused her of acts of immorality and would not work and provide for her. They were married the first time September 10, 1927 it was said, were divorced May 9, 1929, remarried February 5, 1930 and separated May 9. There in one child, 2, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Plummer.
• 10 Sep 1930 His wife, Mrs. Gladys S. Hobson, “nagged, bickered and became wholly dissatisfied with married life,” Henry B. Hobson charged in a divorce action instituted in superior court No. 2. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1921.
• 10 Sep 1930 Mrs. Mabel Schilling sued in superior court No. 1 for divorce from John Schilling who, she asserted, scolded her, nagged at her and threatened to do her severe bodily injury. They married November 28, 1928.
• 10 Sep 1930 Mrs. Hazel M. Adams entered suit in superior court No. 2 to terminate her marriage to Joseph L. Adams, alleging that he struck and choked her, falsely accused her of association with other men, cursed her and called her vile names. They separated this month, the marriage having been solemnized in 1924. Mrs. Adams asked that she be given custody of her three children.
• 10 Sep 1930 Mrs. May Shumm was granted a divorce from Fred Shumm by W.E. Clapham, special judge in superior court No. 2. Custody of the children was bested in Mrs. Shumm, the defendant being ordered to pay $12 weekly for their maintenance.
• 11 Sep 1930 Charging that her husband, John B. Sheets refused for weeks at a time to speak to her and that he would give no reasons for his actions, Mrs. Ida M. Sheets sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married June 20, 1923, they separated last July. Mrs. Sheet’s complaint alleged further that Sheets failed to provide properly for her and that he “scolded and nagged and was possessed of an ungovernable temper.”
• 11 Sep 1930 Mrs. Marie O. Dill suing in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Donald R. Dill, claimed that he never provided her with a suitable home and that she was compelled to live with his parents. This, she said was impossible because of “strife.” She also charged that he was incompatible, that he refused to live with her since March 7, 1930 and that he told her to get a divorce as he did not care for her. The Dills were married July 29, 1929. Mrs. Dill asked that her former name, Marie McCrum be restored.
• 11 Sep 1930 An “insurmountable incompatibility” has arisen between his wife, Mrs. Metta M. Keagle and himself, George L. Keagle averred in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 1. They were married June 7, 1911, it was said. Keagle’s complaint charged that Mrs. Keagle deserted him in May, 1928 and that he has not heard from nor talked to her since that time.
• 11 Sep 1930 Mrs. Elizabeth J. Linhart filed suit in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Thomas W. Linhart, charging that he called her vile names to such an extent that for them to live together longer was impossible. Wedded in 1924, they separated this month.
• 11 Sep 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Viola Demske against Fred Demske was dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 12 Sep 1930 Allegations that her husband, Roy H. Turnipseed was “insanely jealous” of her, that he beat and choked her, failed to support her properly, called her vile names and associated with other women were incorporated in a divorce complaint filed by Mrs. Leota M. Turnipseed in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married December 31, 1929, the Turnipseeds separated this month. Mrs. Turnipseed sought restoration of her former name, Leota M. Hughes.
• 12 Sep 1930 Mrs. Belva Brase suing in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to Arthur Brase, charged that he has not provided her with food, clothing nor a suitable home for more than five years past and that she has not seen him nor heard from him since he left her last June. They married in 1912.
• 12 Sep 1930 His wife, Mrs. Mabel Moore, nagged at and scolded him without reason and left him, Ralph A. Moore averred in a divorce suit instituted in superior court No. 1 They separated this month after marriage in 1908.
• 12 Sep 1930 Mrs. Lind Sheridan in action entered in superior court No. 2 against John Sheridan, charged that he was a habitual drunkard, that he cursed her, called her vile names and struck her. The marriage was disrupted by a separation this month. Mrs. Sheridan asked for restoration of her name to Linda Kellenbock
• 12 Sep 1930 Complaining that her husband, Harry Bolen failed to provide the necessities of life, thus obliging her to seek employment among strangers in order to support herself, that he cursed and swore at her, called her vile names and, on one occasion threatened to kill her, Mrs. Lottie Bolen sought a divorce in superior court No. 1. They married in May, 1929, separating this month. Mrs. Bolen seeks restoration of her former name, Lottie Owen.
• 12 Sep 1930 Mrs. Hazel Golliver, suing John Golliver for divorce in superior court No. 1, claimed that he failed to provide her with necessities and that “on more than one occasion” he struck and beat her. The marriage was contracted in September, 1929, the parties separating in July, 1930. Restoration of her former name, Hazel Hardman, is asked by Mrs. Golliver.
• 12 Sep 1930 Mrs. Frances M. Ball sued Allen Ball in superior court No. 1, charging that he cursed her, caused strife and was guilty of cruelty. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1903.
• 12 Sep 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted Mrs. Marie C. Cary a divorce from W. Ward Cary on her charges that the defendant had threatened her and failed to provide. Married in August, 1928 they separated in December, 1929 it was said. Mrs. Cary’s former name, Marie C. Emrick was restored.
• 13 Sep 1930 Charging that her husband, Walter Westerman repeatedly told her to get a divorce and said that he would have nothing to do with her, Mrs. Hattie Westerman acted on his alleged instructions by filing suit for dissolution of matrimonial ties in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1918, the Westerman’s separated last month. Mrs. Westerman averred further that Westerman failed to make any provision for her support.
• 13 Sep 1930 His wife, Mrs. Charlotte Roth has deserted him and returned to her home in Germany, Joseph Roth alleged in an action to end their marriage, instituted in circuit court. She also told him she did not care for him and refused to live with him and to perform her household duties. Roth’s complaint stated. They separated in April 1929, after a marriage contracted in January, 1927.
• 13 Sep 1930 Mrs. Frances Klejnot suing in superior court No. 2 for a five-year limited separation from her husband, John Klejnot claimed that he threatened to kill her, informed her that he was tired of her and the children, called her vile and vulgar names and often told her he hated her and wanted her to get a divorce. The Klejnot’s were married in 1909, separating this month. There are six children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Klejnot.
• 14 Sep 1930 Charges that his wife, Mrs. Arlene Delores Bowen, refused to do the housework and that she was guilty of cruelty, quarrelsomeness and nagging won a divorce for Roy Virgil Bowen in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Bowens separated last February after a marriage contracted in January, 1929.
• 14 Sep 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Katherine Jean was given a divorce from Merle Jean on her allegations that he had struck her, been responsible for other acts of cruelty and failed to provide. Wedded in 1922, they separated in September, 1929. Mrs. Jean was awarded custody of her daughter, 8, Jean being charged with the child’s support.
• 14 Sep 1930 In superior court No. 2 Earl Carpenter was granted a divorce from Mrs. Virginia Carpenter on assertion that she declined to cook his meals and that she told him to get a divorce, informing him that her love had ceased. Married in September, 1929, the litigants separated in November, the same year.
• 14 Sep 1930 Mrs. Beatrice Harris was decreed a divorce from Robert Harris on a cross-complaint, it being alleged that he struck and beat her, Called her vile names and failed to support her properly. They separated in December, 1929 after a marriage contracted in September, 1929.
• 14 Sep 1930 Suing his wife, Mrs. Florence Hartung, for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday, David Hartung alleged that she ran away last month with a man who, it was said, was a boarder at the home. Hartung asked that he be given custody of his minor daughter.
• 14 Sep 1930 Divorce from Rollo Eldridge Mosher was sought in a complaint filed by Mrs. Lois Winch Mosher in superior court No. 1. They married in 1921, separating last June.
• 16 Sep 1930 Charging that he was compelled to go to work without breakfast and to prepare his own dinner and supper because his wife, Mrs. Evelyn Hile declined to cook his meals, Kenneth Hile sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in April 1928, the Hiles separated this month. They have two children, custody of whom is sought by Hile. His complaint alleged further that Mrs. Hile occasionally “remained in bed nearly all day and permitted the children to remain in bed without giving them a change of clothing or bathing them.” That she deserted him without cause and remained away weeks at a time.
• 16 Sep 1930 Mrs. Elizabeth Butler sought a divorce from Logan Butler, charging that he deserted her and the three children, custody of whom she seeks, failed to provide and associated with other women. They separated last year after a marriage contracted in 1920.
• 16 Sep 1930 Mrs. Florence Poling asking that her marriage to Ernest Poling be ended, claimed that he treated her in such a manner than she is unable to live with him and that he failed as a provider. Wedded in 1926, they separated in October, 1928. She requested that her name be restored to Florence Gater.
• 16 Sep 1930 William Vegas suing his wife, Mrs. Ethel Vegas, for divorce asserted that she refused to live with him, left his home, saying she wound not return, and told him to get a divorce. The marriage solemnized in October, 1929, was disrupted by a separation last January.
• 16 Sep 1930 Edwin Strahn, seeking to terminate his marriage to Mrs. Cecelia Strahn, averred that she “provoked constant quarrels and strife” and called him vile names.
• 16 Sep 1930 Mrs. Opal Rice sued Charles J. Rice for divorce and $5,000 alimony, contending that he created such constant strife that for them to live together longer as husband and wife was intolerable. They married in April, 1928, separating this month.
• 16 Sep 1930 Testifying that her husband, James Maydwell, not uncommonly engaged in fights with her when he came home and that he failed to provide. Mrs. Julia Maydwell was granted a divorce her former name, Julia Evans, being restored, by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2. They separated in 1927 after having entered into marriage in 1925.
• 16 Sep 1930 Judge Leonard gave a divorce on the defendant’s cross-complaint in the action of Mrs. Maxine Jones against Robert Jones, the cross-complaint charging in part that he “had to eat out of cans,” that his wife occasionally stayed downtown all day with his mother and that there would be nothing to eat when he came home in the evening.
• 16 Sep 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 awarded Mrs. Margaret Freiburger a divorce from Edmond Freiburger on her allegations that the defendant had associated with other women and failed to provide. Mrs. Freiburger was decreed custody of her minor child and Freiburger was ordered to pay $5 weekly for the child’s support.
• 16 Sep 1930 Subject to payment of certain fees, Mrs. Sadie G. Wolfe was granted a divorce in superior court No.1 from Frank Wolfe on charges that he had failed to provide and that she thus had been compelled to work. Mrs. Wolfe was given custody of her two children, Wolfe being ordered to pay $10 weekly as support.
• 16 Sep 1930 Divorce action of Eunice I. Hilyard against Raymond W. Hilyard was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No.1.
• 17 Sep 1930 Her complaint alleging in part that her husband Joseph Luliak, “threatened to ship her back to Europe,” Mrs. Anna Luliak filed suit for divorce and $2,000 alimony in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Luliaks, ti was said married February 28, 1924. Mrs. Luliak charged that Luliak called her vile names, Demanded that she get a divorce, falsely accused her and treated her in such a manner that she was compelled to leave him. They separated this month. Mrs. Luliak asked that she be granted custody of her child, whom Luliak, she averred had s threatened to take away.
• 17 Sep 1930 Mrs. Faye E. Woodward, suing Elmer D. Woodward in superior court No. 1 for divorce and an allowance of $1,000 yearly, claimed that he bought intoxicating drinks with money which he should have expended for support of his family. Wedded in 1916, the Woodward’s separated this month. Mrs. Woodward’s complaint alleged further that her spouse would stay away all night without her consent or knowledge and the he associated with “vile” persons. She sought custody of the five children.
• 17 Sep 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Almeda Hoelle was granted a divorce from Gaylord Hoelle by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1 on her charges that Hoelle had associated with other women and failed to provide. The Hoelle’s separated last year after a marriage contracted in 1924. Custody of a minor child was vested in Mrs. Hoelle, Hoelle being ordered to pay $6 weekly for the child’s support.
• 17 Sep 1930 Mrs. Mary Hoover was decreed a divorce from James F. Hoover on allegations that he had been guilty of cruelty, nagging, quarrelsomeness, intoxication and failure to provide, her name being restored to Mary Grout by Judge Ryan.
• 18 Sep 1930 Charging that her husband, Kenneth L. Hile would strike her, call her vile names and mistreat and abuse her in other ways, Mrs. Evelyn M. Hile sued for divorce and $2,000 alimony in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1928, the litigants separated this month. Mrs Hile asked that she be granted custody of her two children.
• 18 Sep 1930 Mrs. Flossie Mae Green filed suit in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Russell Green, her complaint alleging that he has quarreled with, nagged at and abused her on account of her religious beliefs, which it was claimed, were known to him prior to the marriage. Mrs. Green, the complaint stated has three children by a former marriage. The Green’s separated this month after a marriage contracted in May. Mrs. Green asked that her former name be restored.
• 18 Sep 1930 Her husband, Charles Crabill created such constant strife that for them to live together as husband and wife was intolerable, Mrs. Clelia Crabill averred in a divorce complaint instituted in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1921, they separated last May. Custody of her minor child was sought by Mrs. Crabill, who asked that she be allowed $4 weekly for its support.
• 18 Sep 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was filed by Marchal A. Cour in an action begun by his wife, Mrs. Rovene A. Court, in superior court No. 1. It was alleged in the cross-complaint that the cross-defendant “prefers the company of other men.” The marriage, contracted in 1925 was disrupted by a separation last July.
• 18 Sep 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted Mrs. Deetta Steinbacker a divorce from Harold Steinbacker on her charges that her husband had asked her to secure legal freedon and that he had been quarrelsome and guilty of cruelty. The principals separated last July after a marriage solemnized in 1925. Mrs. Stienbacker was given custody of her child, Steinbacker being ordered to pay $7 weekly as support.
• 18 Sep 1930 Divorce was granted by Judge Ryan in the case of Samuel H. Heintzelman against Mrs. Alice J. Heintzelman on charges of cruelty and quarrelsomeness, thus ending a marriage which entered into November, 1928, was disrupted by a separation last June.
• 19 Sep 1930 Her husband, Glenn Vaughn, “constantly and continuously” nagged at her for money which she had earned and which he desired for his own use, Mrs. Genevieve Vaughn alleged in a complaint for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Vaughn claimed further that Vaughn yelled, cursed and swore at her and declared she was unable to do anything to please him. He also yelled without provocation at their infant child, stayed out nights and refused to inform his wife of his whereabouts, her complaint charged. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1926. Mrs. Vaughn seeks custody of the child.
• 19 Sep 1930 Mrs. Beulah Everhart filed suit in superior court No. 1 seeking to end her marriage to Carl Everhart, averred that he “stayed out until all hours of the night,” struck and cursed her, refused to work and failed to provide, thus forcing her to seek employment at a factory. Married in March, 1928 they separated this month. Restoration of her former name, Beulah Bayman was sought by Mrs. Everhart.
• 19 Sep 1930 Mrs. Bertha Agnes Grant, suing Edward Grant for divorce in superior court No. 1, charged that he refused to furnish a home or place for her to livein and that he falsely accused her of association with other men. The marriage, contracted in 1922, was disrupted by a separation this month. Mrs. Grant asked that her name be restored to Bertha Anges Smith.
• 19 Sep 1930 Suit for divorce from Royce Taylor was filed in superior court No. 2 by Mrs. Doris W. Taylor, who alleged in part that he failed to make proper provision for her support and that he associated with other women. Wedded in October 1929, the Taylors separated this month. Mrs. Taylor seeks custody of her child.
• 19 Sep 1930 Testifying that her husband, Ross Ringwalt had been quilty of cruelty, Mrs. Charlotte Ringwalt was decreed a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No.1. The couple separated in June, 1928 after a marriage solemnized in 1923. Mrs. Ringwalt was awarded custody of her minor child and Ringwalt was ordered to pay $5 weekly for its support.
• 20 Sep 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Cora Evans forced him to move from his home and take up his residence elsewhere, Freeman Evans filed a cross-complaint for divorce yesterday in an action pending in superior court No. 1. The marriage, it was stated was contracted November 28, 1896, the parties separating last year. Evans alleged in his cross-complaint that his wife forced him to move after she began action against him for divorce last August. He claimed that he has made numerous unsuccessful efforts to effect a reconciliation and that the cross-defendant has refused either to dismiss the pending action or bring it to trail. Evans charged further that his wife nagged at him “almost constantly” and that she refused to give him various valuable papers, to his financial loss and embarrassment.
• 20 Sep 1930 David Minger began suit in superior court No. 1 to end his marriage to Mrs. Grace Minger, averring that she nagged at and scolded him, called him vile names and falsely accused him of associating with other women. They separated this month after a marriage entered into in October, 1925.
• 20 Sep 1930 Judge Sol A. Wood heard part of the evidence in the divorce action of Mrs. Jeanette Sites against Dewey Sites in circuit court
• 20 Sep 1930 Testifying that his wife, Mrs. Marjorie Bower had been guilty of quarrelsomeness and acts of cruelty, Forrest Bower was decreed a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1. Married in December, 1929, the litigants separated last April.
• 21 Sep 1930 Alleging that her husband, Fred Goss was convicted of bigamy in Allen circuit court because he, while married to her, entered into a matrimonial ceremony with another woman, Mrs. Susie Goss was decreed a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The hearing was conducted through a “sign language” interpreter as Mrs. Goss, it was said, is a deaf mute. The parties separated in September, 1928 after a marriage contracted in May, the same year. Mrs. Goss’s former name, Susie Sich was restored.
• 21 Sep 1930 Doyt H. Brown was granted a divorce from Mrs. Bessie E. Brown by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2 on allegations that she stayed out late at nights, failed to keep house and refused to go places with him. Wedded in July, 1928 the Browns separated last May.
• 21 Sep 1930 Order of dismissal was entered in the divorce action of Mrs. Margaret Edna Baker against William E. Baker in superior court No. 1.
• 23 Sep 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Nora Ellingwood, was an inveterate user of tabacco and that she would go to bed with a fresh “chew” and spit on the bed clothes, George W. Ellingwood was granted a divorce by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Ellingwood further charged that his mate kept the house in a filthy manner and that she quarreled with and nagged at him. They separated last July after a marriage contracted in 1904, it was stated.
• 23 Sep 1930 Judge Leonard granted Mrs. Marguerite J. Wyant a divorce from Hiram D. Wyant on a cross-complaint entered in an action begun by the husband Mrs. Wyant charged that the cross-defendant, on one occasion, burned her on one of her arms with an electric iron, that he struck her, called her vile names and deserted her some time ago for another woman. Married in 1920, the parties separated last March. Mrs. Wyant was given custody of her children, Wyant being ordered to pay $12 weekly for their support.
• 23 Sep 1930 In superior court No. 1 Judge Charles J. Ryan entered a divorce in the action of Vernon Corville against George Corville, the plaintiff being awarded custody of the children, the case being continued as to the support order. Wedded in 1918, the litigants separated last May.
• 23 Sep 1930 Mrs. Gladys Boner filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Lawrence Boner, charging that he called her vile names, drank to excess and failed to provide properly. They separated last June.
• 23 Sep 1930 Her husband, Walter Schultz failed to provide properly and she had to work and support herself, Mrs. Eva Schultz averred in a divorce action instituted in superior court No. 2. The marriage, contracted in 1923 was disrupted by a separation last month. Ms. Schultz asked that her name be restored to Eva Martin.
• 23 Sep 1930 Claiming that she had been abused and ordered to leave by her husband Howard Gee, Mrs. Minnie Gee sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. The married in 1916, separating last August. Custody of her children is sought by Mrs. Gee.
• 23 Sep 1930 Divorce action of Hulda Carpenter against Perry Carpenter was dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 23 Sep 1930 Suit of Faye E. Woodward for divorce from Elmer D. Woodward was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 24 Sep 1930 Alleging that her husband, Fred Uetrecht, during the past two years has threatened to kill her and that he has repeatedly struck and choked her. Mrs. Sophia Uetrecht, filed suit against him for divorce and $3,000 alimony in circuit court yesterday. The litigants, according to the complaint, were married January 13, 1898, separating this month. As a result of the marriage, it was said there are nine living children, four of whom are under age. Mrs. Uetrecht further charged in part, that she has been compelled to do housework in order to support herself, the children and her husband. She asked that she be given custody of the minor children.
• 24 Sep 1930 Allegations that her husband, Frank E. Halter threatened to kill her were also made by Mrs. Dela Halter in a divorce action instituted in superior court No.2. Mrs. Halter also averred that the defendant during a long period refused to work and support her and the children, the he stayed out late at night and refused to explain his whereabouts, cursed her, called her vile names and struck and beat her. He told her he did not care for her, that she should obtain a divorce, and associated with other women, she alleged. Married in 1911, the Halters separated this month. Mrs. Halter asked that she be awarded custody of her children and decreed $20 weekly as support.
• 24 Sep 1930 Mrs. Velma E. Frederick sued Walter J. Frederick for divorce and restoration of her former name, Velma E. Schieferstein, in superior court No. 1, claiming that he used vile language and threatened to strike her. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1922.
• 24 Sep 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted Mrs. Jessie Wagner a divorce from Walter Wagner on her charges that Wagner struck her at different times and was quarrelsome. They married in 1905.
• 24 Sep 1930 Mrs. Mabel Tyrrell was decreed an annulment of her marriage to Guy H. Tyrrell by Judge Ryan on the ground of alleged false representations. A separation took place shortly after the marriage was entered into last July.
• 24 Sep 1930 Judge Sol A. Wood granted Mrs. Jeanette Sites a divorce from Dewey Sites in circuit court, evidence having been partially introduced September 19 and the case continued.
• 25 Sep 1930 Charging that their marital life was “torn with many quarrels and dissensions,” George F. Moore filed a cross-complaint for divorce in an action begun by his wife, Mrs. Mary E. Moore, in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Moore charged further that the cross-defendant told him she would not live with him and that he should get a divorce. Married in March, 1926 they separated the following February, is wa said.
• 25 Sep 1930 Mrs. Evelyn Marie Koster sued in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to Hugo T. Koster, complaining that he carried on “such a course of persistent nagging, complaining and quarreling” that all love which existed between them was destroyed. They separated last month after a marriage contracted in September, 1928. Mrs. Koster seeks restoration of her former name, Evelyn Marie Jamey.
• 25 Sep 1930 Her husband, Joseph Swallow, struck, beat and cursed her. Mrs. Opal Swallows averred in an action instituted in superior court No. 1 to terminate her marriage. Wedded in June, 1929, they separated this month.
• 25 Sep 1930 Mrs. Mayme Hollis, beginning suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from John J. Hollis, claimed that she was compelled to seek employment in order to support herself, that he called her vile names and was at various times seen in public places with other women. Support of $10 weekly and custody of her minor child were sought by Mrs. Hollis, who married the defendant in 1914, the separation taking place in April, last year.
• 25 Sep 1930 Limited separation from her husband, Charles Koeble, for two years was asked by Mrs. Loretta Koeble in a suit entered in superior court No. 1. Koeble, she complained was cold and indifferent toward her, constantly quarreled with and nagged at her and frequently told her he cared nothing for her whatever. Mrs. Koeble asked that she be awarded custody of her two children.
• 25 Sep 1930 Charles Goodlin sued Mrs. Grace Goodlin for divorce in superior court No. 2, alleging that she left home without cause, taking the youngest of their two children with her, and refused to return. She told him that she would not live with him and that he should procure a divorce, Goodlin claimed. Having married in May, 1920, they separated this month. Goodin asks custody of the eldest child.
• 25 Sep 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan gave Mrs. Margaret Bunn a divorce from Russell Bunn in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that Bunn had associated with other women, been quality of habitual drunkenness and failed to provide. The marriage, contracted in 1924, was disrupted by a separation in September, last year. Mrs. Bunn, whose former name Margaret Haney was restored, was decreed $122.50 as alimony.
• 25 Sep 1930 Testifying that her husband, Earl Walker had failed to provide for more than two years, Mrs. Iris Walker was granted her legal freedom by Judge Ryan in superior court No. 1, ending a marriage solemnized in 1928. Mrs. Walker was given custody of her child and Walker was ordered to pay $5.00 weekly as support.
• 26 Sep 1930 Charging that her husband, Howard Moorman has reserted her and “gone west,” and that she does not know his whereabouts, Mrs. Charlotte Moorman sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Moorman stated in her complaint that Moorman deserted her August 1, 1930 following their marriage in February, 1927. She claimed that she has been compelled to work during the past two years because of failure of her mate to provide for her maintenance and support. They married in 1911.
• 26 Sep 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce and $1,000 alimony was filed by Mrs. Metta M. Keagle against George L. Keagle in superior court No. 1, the wife charging that her husband deserted her in May, 1928, and failed to support her. They married in 1911. The cross-complaint stated that Mrs. Keagle has been willing at all times to go back to the cross-defendant and lived with him as his wife, but that he has refused to live with her.
• 26 Sep 1930 Action of Mrs. Sylvia Burris against Hugh Burris for limited separation was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1 on motion of the plaintiff.
• 26 Sep 1930 Venue of the divorce action of Mrs. Louise M. Lynch against Harry A. Lynch was ordered changed from superior court No. 1 to Adams county on affidavit of the plaintiff.
• 27 Sep 1930 Charging that her husband, Henry C. Grandstaff failed to keep promises which, she alleged, he made to her when she “took him back” on his solicitation after she had sued him for divorce last July, Mrs. Mary B. Grandstaff filed a supplemental divorce complaint in superior court No. 2 yesterday. At the time the reconciliation was effected, Mrs. Grandstaff claimed, Grandstaff told her he would not drink any more liquor and that he would do everything in his power to insure that they would get along “as happy married people should.” They lived together until this month, Mrs. Grandstaff charging that her husband has drunk liquor and beaten her about the face and body, despite his promises until she is sore and sick.
• 25 Sep 1930 Mrs. Stella Wagner, suing Eugene Wagner for divorce, charged that he has failed to make reasonable provision for her support. Married in 1926, thay separated in July, 1928.
• 25 Sep 1930 Mrs. Flossie Solomon seeking a divorce from Ralph Solomon, claimed that he called her vile names, cursed her and failed to provide properly.
• 25 Sep 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce in an action begun by his wife, Mrs. May J. White, was filed by Frank E. White, who alleged that she refused to live with him as his wife, objected to him visiting his parents and accused him of associating with other women. They separated last month after a marriage contracted in 1920.
• 25 Sep 1930 Averring that her husband, Ralph A. Moore has “immorally associated with another woman and contributed to her support,” Mrs. Mabel Moore entered a divorce cross-complaint. Mrs. Moore stated that she will disclose the name of the other woman at the trial, if required to do so. Wedded in 1908, the Moores separated this month. There are three children, two of whom are married, Mrs. Moore having custody of the third child, a daughter15. About September 10 Moore announced that he was leaving his wife and did not expect to return, requesting her to bring action against him for divorce. Mrs. Moore charged. She seeks custody of the daughter and alimony of $20 weekly.
• 25 Sep 1930 Allegations that her husband, Henry B. Hobson threatened to kill her were incorporated in a cross-complaint for divorce and $1,000 alimony filed by Mrs. Gladys Hobson. She charged further that Hobson beat her and associated with other women.
• 25 Sep 1930 Testifying that her husband, Wayne Bohling failed to provide for more than two years, that he cursed her and accused her of associating with other men. Mrs. Margery Bohling was granted a divorce by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2, her former name, Margery Bowen being restored. They married in November, 1929, separating last July.
• 28 Sep 1930 Testimony that her husband, Clarence Boner tried to “beat up”on her, that he called her vile names and failed as a provider won a divorce for Mrs. Bertha Boner in superior court No. 1, Judge Charles J. Ryan presiding yesterday. The Boners separated in July approximately two months after they were married.
• 28 Sep 1930 Mrs. Florence A. Prince filed suit in superior court No. 2 for divorce from George Prince, averring that he associated with other women, stayed away from home at night and drank heavily. They separated in May, 1930 after a marriage contracted in January, 1929. Mrs. Prince asked $500 alimony and restoration of her former name, Florence Horn.
• 30 Sep 1930 Mrs. Rovene Cour was granted a divorce from Marchal Cour in superior court No. 1 from Judge Charles J. Ryan. Mrs. Cour also alleged that her husband had struck her. Married in 1925 they separated last July. Her former name, Rovene Brown was restored.
• 30 Sep 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No.1 granted Howard L. Herman from Mrs. Violet E. Herman. Herman also made charges of cruelty and desertion.
• 30 Sep 1930 Joseph Burnam sued his wife, Mrs. Mae Burnam, for divorce in superior court No. 1, averring that she associated with other men and went out riding with them. On various occasions, he further claimed she refused to speak to him or to prepare his meals. They separated last August after a marriage contracted in July, 1929.
• 30 Sep 1930 Her husband, Henry Bentz, called her vile names, accused her of associating with other men, struck her and threatened to kill her, Mrs. Amelia Bentz alleged in an action to end her marriage, instituted in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1915, they separated this month. Mrs. Bentz asked that she be granted custody of the four children.
• 30 Sep 1930 Mrs. Katherine Frack, suing n superior court No. 2 for divorce from James Frack, averred that he deserted her without cause and failed to support her properly. They separated last January after a marriage contracted in 1910. Custody of the two children is sought by Mrs. Frack.
• 30 Sep 1930 Charges that her husband, William A. Sowers left her three times, stayed out late at nights and gambled, won a divorce for Mrs. Alona Sowers in superior court No. 2, Judge Georg H. Leonard presiding. They separated in August, last year, after a marriage solemnized in 1926. Mrs. Sowers was granted custody of her child, Sowers being ordered to pay $7 weekly as support.
• 30 Sep 1930 Mrs. Wanda G. Becher has filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Walter H. C. Becher, claiming that he failed to provide a proper home. Their marriage, contracted in October, 1929 was disrupted by a separation last August.
• 30 Sep 1930 Mrs. Evie Barnett was decreed a divorce from John Barnett by Judge Ryan in superior court No. 1 on claims that Barnett struck her, failed to provide, stayed out late at nights and was absent for weeks at a time. The married in 1926, separating in September last year, Mrs. Barnett’s name was restored to Evie Finley.

• 01 Oct 1930 Charging that her husband, Willis Budd threw her out of the house, beat her and was guilty of other acts of cruelty, Mrs. Bertha Budd was decreed a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Her former name was ordered restored.
• 01 Oct 1930 Mrs. Carrie Osborn was granted her legal freedom from Earl J. Osborn on allegations that he was cold, indifferent and quarrelsome, and sent her away from home. Custody of minor child involved was vested in Mrs. Osborn, Osborn being ordered to pay $12 weekly as support.
• 01 Oct 1930 Testifying that her husband, Francis Snyder had deserted her and failed to provide. Mrs. Pearl Snyder was given a divorce and restoration of her former name by Judge Ryan in superior court No. 1.
• 01 Oct 1930 Fred Meese seeking a divorce in superior court No.1 from Mrs. Sarah A. Meese, charged that she would not cook his meals, left his home when her was sick and told him to get a divorce that she would not live with him any longer. They separated last July after July after a marriage contracted in April.
• 01 Oct 1930 Her husband, Vinton J. Stevens created such constant strife that her to live longer with him is intolerable. Mrs. Susie Stevens filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. Stevens has also threatened her and falsely accused her of unbecoming conduct, Mr. Stevens claimed. Married in 1910 they separated this month. Mrs. Stevens asked that she be given custody of her two children.
• 01 Oct 1930 Leo W. Metzger is seeking a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Anna C. Metzger, charged that he can do nothing to please her, that she nags at and quarrels with him, making life in the home “very unbearable.” The marriage, solemnized in January, 1928 was disrupted by a separation this month.
• 01 Oct 1930 Mrs. Flossie Camp filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1, from Forrest Camp, alleging that he beat and cursed her and associated with other women. They married in 1921. There are two children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Camp.
• 01 Oct 1930 Mrs. Lucille Rump has sued for divorce from Lawrence Rump in superior court No. 1, charging that he refused to support her and that he was cold and indifferent toward her. They separated last August, approximately six years after the marriage.
• 01 Oct 1930 Richard Morenus filed suit in superior court No. 1, to terminate his marriage to Mrs. Leona Morenus, averring that she nagged and found fault until living with her was unbearable. They separated last February after a marriage contracted in 1914.
• 01 Oct 1930 Mrs. Dorothy DeVaney has instituted action in superior court No.1 for divorce from Elbert DeVaney.
• 01 Oct 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Irene Kyler against Louis M. Kyler was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 01 Oct 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Sarah Stutz against Thomas Stutz was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 02 Oct 1930 Alleging that her husband, James B. Middleton on one occasion “attempted to take her life by throwing bricks at her,” Mrs. Marie Middleton filed suit for divorce yesterday. Contracted in 1920, the marriage was disrupted by a separation this month. Mrs. Middleton’s complaint charged further that Middleton struck and beat her on several occasions, called her vile names and refused to support her adequately, thus obliging her to take in washings.
• 02 Oct 1930 Suit for divorce from Thomas E. Stutz was filed by Mrs. Sarah A. Stutz who stated that she had previously instituted a divorce action against him, but that a reconciliation had been effected on his promise, making life with him impossible. Married in 1927, the litigants separated this month. Stutz, Mrs. Stutz alleged, falsely accused her of associating with other men, failed to make proper provision for her, quarreled with her, nagged at her, told her to get out and stay out and threatened to kill her. She seeks custody of the two children.
• 02 Oct 1930 Mrs. Bessie Bacon sued William L. Bacon for divorce, claiming that he cursed her, threatened to do her bodily harm and falsely accused her of associating with other men. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized in 1907. Custody of the two children was sought by Mrs. Bacon.
• 02 Oct 1930 Suit for limited separation from her husband, William Howard Miller was filed by Mrs. Harriet Miller, who averred that he would go for days without speaking to her. Wedded in 1916, they separated this month. Mrs. Miller asked custody of the three children.
• 02 Oct 1930 Answer and cross-complaint was entered by Mrs. Maude Alley in a divorce action filed by her husband, Richard Alley who, she charged, became angry at her without reason, cursed and struck her and repeatedly insisted that she procure a divorce from him. They married in November, 1919, separating last May.
• 02 Oct 1930 Divorce suit of Mrs. Sophia Uetrecht against Fred Uetrecht was ordered dismiss on motion of the plaintiff in circuit court.
• 02 Oct 1930 Mrs. Verba E. Shearer was decreed her legal freedom from Charles M. Shearer in superior court No. 1 on allegation that he struck and kicked her, called her vile names and associated with other women. Married in 1908, they separated last July. Mrs. Shearer was awarded custody of the children, Shearer being charged with their support.
• 02 Oct 1930 Theodore Fallour was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Bertha Fallour, it being alleged that she refused to live with him from the time of their marriage, contracted last June.
• 02 Oct 1930 Mrs. Loretta W. Fritz was given a divorce from Walter A. Fritz in superior court No. 1, on her testimony that he had refused to live with her and failed to provide. They married in 1920, separating last July. Custody of a daughter, 7, was awarded to Mrs. Fritz.
• 02 Oct 1930 Testifying that her husband, Clarence Gatchell, had filed to provide, Mrs. Rose B. Gatchell was decreed a divorce by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2. They separated last July after a marriage which began in 1922. Mrs. Gatchell was given custody of the children, Gatchell being ordered to pay $12 weekly for their support.
• 03 Oct 1930 Charging that her husband, John P. Bartram, requested her to take the two children and leave their home, stating that he was through with her and would no longer support them, Mrs. Lesta C. Bartram filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1926, the Bartram’s separated last August. Mrs. Bartram further claimed that her husband became angry at her without cause and that he failed to support her properly. She seeks support of $100 monthly and custody of the children.
• 03 Oct 1930 Mrs. Irene Slack suing for divorce in superior court No. 1, averred that her husband, Andrew Slack was jealous and continually nagged and found fault and that he failed to provide properly. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1927. There is one child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Slack.
• 03 Oct 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan decreed Mrs. Evelyn B. Betley a divorce from Leonard P. Betley on her testimony that Betley struck her at various times, failed to provide and would not work. The Betley’s separated in August, 1929. Mrs. Betley was awarded custody of her minor child and Betley was ordered to pay $8 weekly as support.
• 03 Oct 1930 Averring in part that her husband, Michael K. Stephan had called her “dumb,” Mrs. Edith Stephan was given a divorce by Judge George H. Leonard on a cross-complaint in superior court No. 2. Stephan, Mrs. Stephan charged never provided a home for her, thus compelling her to live with his people. The wife further alleged that certain of her husband’s relatives whispered about her among themselves and that he finally left and went to California. The litigants separated last March after a marriage contracted in December, 1928. Mrs. Stephan’s former name, Edith Theab was ordered restored.
• 03 Oct 1930 Judge Leonard also granted a divorce in the suit of Robert Kronmiller against Mrs. Della Kronmiller in superior court No. 2.
• 04 Oct 1930 Alimony claims were incorporated in a suit for divorce filed by Mrs. Della B. Miller against Peter J. Miller in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Miller charged that Miller cursed, struck and beat her, called her vile and abusive names and failed to provide suitable food and clothing for the seven children and herself. She asked that she be granted $3,000 alimony and custody of the children. They married in 1912, separating this month.
• 04 Oct 1930 Mrs. Sarah A. Meese entered a cross-complaint in action instituted by her husband, Fred Meese in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Meese, who asked $5,000 alimony, alleged that Meese treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner and prior to their marriage contracted last April, made fraudulent representations in regard to his health. They separated in July. Restoration of her name to Sarah A. McTigue was sought by Mrs. Meese.
• 04 Oct 1930 Alleging that her husband, Jesse O. Steele beat her, pulled her out of a car and choked her on one occasion, and would not work, Mrs. Leota P. Steele was granted a divorce by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2. Mrs. Steele’s former name, Leota P. Wells was restored.
• 04 Oct 1930 Mrs. Laura Collis suing Sam Collis for divorce in superior court No. 1, charged that “his jealousies and false accusations made living together as husband and wife unbearable. She was compelled to leave him because of cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide, and on the night of the separation, September 29, 1930, he struck and beat her without cause, she further averred. They married in 1925.
• 04 Oct 1930 Jess Moser sued Mrs. Margery Moser for divorce in superior court No. 1, alleging that she was guilty of associating with other men. They separated last month after a marriage solemnized in May.
• 04 Oct 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce from Mrs. Mary Feuchter has been entered in superior court No. 1 by George Feuchter, who charged that she deserted him last July and afterward filed a divorce action wherein she made an unwarranted attack on her, intending to injure his business.
• 04 Oct 1930 The divorce suit of Mrs. Minnie Gee against Howard Gee was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1
• 04 Oct 1930 The divorce suit of Mrs. Flossie Mae Green against Russel Green was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 05 Oct 1930 Charging that she was “unmercifully” beaten by her husband, Charles Monroe, Mrs. Virginia Monroe filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Nagging by the defendant was also cited by Mrs. Monroe as a ground for dissolving the marriage. Wedded in July, 1930 the litigants separated last month.
• 05 Oct 1930 Mrs. Myrtle Worden sued her husband, Harry H. Worden for a two-year limited separation, in superior court No. 2, alleging that he threatened her life and on several occasions threw her to the floor. She claimed that he drank and that her health has been broken because of his abuse. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1921. There are three children.
• 05 Oct 1930 Alleging that her husband, Raymond Leddick, left when a forgery charge was filed against him and that she has not seen him since, Mrs. Ida B. Leddick was granted a divorce by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2 yesterday. She also charged that Leddick had failed as a provider. This, it was said was the couple’s second marriage, they having been remarried in October, 1928, after having previously been married and divorced. Mrs. Leddick was awarded custody of the two children.
• 07 Oct 1930 Charging that her husband, Frank F. Cobbs associated with other women and took them on automobile rides and to amusement places, Mrs. Carolyn C. Cobbs sued for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1926, Mr. and Mrs. Cobbs separated this month. Mrs. Cobbs further accused her mate of indulging excessively in intoxicating liquor with the result that he often came home drunk. Occasionally he did not arrive home until the early morning hours, her complaint stated. There is one child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Cobb.
• 07 Oct 1930 Her husband, Sam Maloley, failed to make reasonable provisions for his family for two years, Mrs. Naseba Maloley averred in suit for limited separation entered in superior court No.2. The Maloley’s separated last April after a marriage contracted in 1910. Mrs. Maloley asked that she be granted custody of her two children.
• 07 Oct 1930 Divorce from Fred Greiner was sought by Mrs. Esther A. Greiner in a divorce action institute in superior court No. 2, her complaint charging that he slapped her with his hand and fist, treated her with violence and bruised and blackened her face and body. Greiner dissipated his earnings for intoxicating liquor, failing to support his wife adequately, it was also claimed. Wedded last May, they separated this month.
• 07 Oct 1930 Mrs. Gertrude Frisby won a divorce from Daniel Frisby, her former name, Gertrude Hull being restored, on charges of cruelty, failure to provide and desertion in superior court No. 1. They separated last July after a marriage contracted in 1928.
• 07 Oct 1930 Mrs. Nettie Snyder was given a divorce from Thomas J. Snyder in superior court No. 1, on testimony that he cursed her, drank and failed to provide, thus terminating a marriage which, solemnized in 1918, was disrupted by a separation last July. Custody of the two children was vested in Mrs. Snyder, Snyder being ordered to pay $7 weekly for their support.
• 07 Oct 1930 A divorce was entered in superior court No. 1 in the action of Mrs. Katherine Jean against Merle Jean on charges of failure to provide and cruelty. Mrs. Jean was given custody of her daughter, Jean being charged with the child’s support. Married in 1922, they separated in September, 1929.
• 07 Oct 1930 Divorce suit of Mrs. Irene Quinn against Tom Quinn was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 08 Oct 1930 Mrs. Susanna Braschwitz asked a divorce from Carl Braschwitz, in superior court in a complaint alleging that he deserted her in 1927 after about two years of married life together. She asks the custody of their one child.
• 08 Oct 1930 Milo Brunson asks a divorce in a bill filed in superior court against Mrs. Ethel Brunson. The couple was married in 1919 and separated in 1930. The plaintiff charged that his wife quarreled and nagged at him until he was no longer able to live with her.
• 08 Oct 1930 William Caley filed suit in superior court against Mrs. Ethel M Caley charging that she left him on July 31, 1926 and refused to return and live with him. The couple was married on June 12, 1926.
• 08 Oct 1930 Mrs. Ruth Baker sued Roscoe Baker for a divorce in superior court, charging failure to provide. The couple was married in 1928 and separated this month.
• 08 Oct 1930 Mrs. Madeline Ingetti testified that Albert Ingetti spent his money gambling and failed to provide for her for a period of two years. The plaintiff was granted a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1, and her maiden name of Madeline Burton was restored.
• 08 Oct 1930 Mrs. Lucile Rump secured a divorce in superior court from Judge Charles J. Ryan. She charged that Lawrence Rump, her husband, refused to talk to her for long periods and the he failed to support her.
• 08 Oct 1930 Mrs. Pearl Brussie filed information for contempt against Joe Brussie. He was ordered to appear in superior court No. 1 at 10:30 o’clock Friday morning and show cause why he should not be punished.
• 08 Oct 1930 The divorce suit of Hugh Hirons against Mrs. Amy Hirons was dismissed without prejudice by Special Judge Ira M. Snouffer in superior court No. 1.
• 08 Oct 1930 Mrs. Grace Johnson filed an amended second paragraph of complaint in her suit against James J. Johnson for support. The defendant filed a demurrer and the court set 3 o’clock this afternoon as the time for hearing arguments on the demurrer.
• 08 Oct 1930 Harry H. Worden defendant in a suit for limited separation filed by Mrs. Myrtle Worden, was ordered to pay $10 per week for support money commencing October 19, and $50 for attorney fees.
• 09 Oct 1930 Mrs. Maude Alley was granted a divorce from Richard Alley on her cross-complaint. She charged her husband with drinking to excess, cruelty and failure to provide.
• 10 Oct 1930 Mrs. Hilda McLain won a decree from Charles McLain in superior court No. 1 from Charles McLain on her testimony that he associated with other women and that he cursed her. She was granted the custody of their child.
• 10 Oct 1930 Mrs. Burnadette Drummond told the judge that Arthur Drummond failed to provide a home for her and that he ordered her out of the house where he lived. She was granted the divorce in superior court No. 1, the custody of a minor child and $5 per week for the support of the child.
• 10 Oct 1930 Mrs. Pansy Dague was granted a divorce from Arthur Dague and the custody of their children in superior court No. 1. She testified that her husband was a habitual drunkard and that he failed to provide for her.
• 10 Oct 1930 Mrs. Constance Beaver was granted a divorce from Melvin Beaver and was awarded the custody of their child in superior court No. 1.
• 11 Oct 1930 Mrs. Daisy Bell asked a divorce and $50,000 alimony in a suit filed yesterday against Guy R. Bell. The plaintiff alleges that she and her husband have lived in constant strife and that he has made threats to kill her. The couple was married in 1929. Mrs. Bell alleges that she believes her husband to be worth about $200,000. She obtained a restraining order to prevent him from disposing of his property pending the trial of the suit. She asks $100 per week for support until the trial and $500 for attorney’s fees.
• 11 Oct 1930 Kenneth L. Ball was granted a divorce from Mrs. Thelma Ball by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1. The defendant was awarded the custody of their minor children. Ball testified that his wife left him without cause and refused to live with him.
• 11 Oct 1930 The divorce suit of William S. Revett against Sarah Olive Revett was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff.
• 12 Oct 1930 Mrs. Hilda McLain won a decree from Charles McLain in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that he associated with other women and that he cursed her. She was granted the custody of their child.
• 12 Oct 1930 Mrs. Burnadette Drummond told the judge that Arthur Drummond failed to provide a home for her and that he ordered her out of the house where he lived. She was granted the divorce in superior court No. 1 and the custody of a minor child and $5 per week for the support of the child.
• 12 Oct 1930 Mrs. Pansy Dague was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Arthur Dague and the custody of their children. She testified that her husband was an habitual drunkard and that he failed to provide for her.
• 12 Oct 1930 Mrs. Constance Beaver was granted a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Melvin Beaver and was awarded the custody of their child.
• 14 Oct 1930 Mrs. Beatrice Lambourne sued Oliver H. Lambourne for divorce in superior court, alleging failure to provide.
• 14 Oct 1930 Mrs. Celesta Walker asked a divorce from Carl Walker in superior court in a complaint charging failure to provide.
• 14 Oct 1930 Mrs. Grace Gardner was granted a divorce from Earl C. Gardner in superior court, and had her former name of Grace E. Spiers restored. She charged her husband with desertion and with failure to provide for a period of two years. The plaintiff will not be permitted to remarry for a period of two years.
• 14 Oct 1930 Mrs. Jessie Fishbeck won a divorce decree from Charles Fishbeck in superior court. She alleged that he failed to provide for her and that he interfered with her business of keeping a home of aged people. Her former name of Jessie Richer was restored.
• 14 Oct 1930 Mrs. Bernice Koons was granted a divorce from Harry Koons in superior court on her testimony the he associated with other women.
• 15 Oct 1930 Alleging that her husband, Clyde Ritchey drank, used abusive language and threatened to kill her, Mrs. Alice Ritchey was granted a divorce by Harold McClain, judge pro tem in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The Ritcheys separated this year after a marriage contracted in 1913.
• 15 Oct 1930 Seeking to end her marriage to George H. Donovan, Mrs. Rosella Donovan charged in her complaint that he struck and beat her and failed to provide properly in superior court No. 1. Married in 1922, they separated this month.
• 15 Oct 1930 Earl Doan in suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Mary Doan, averred that she nagged at and found fault with him. Wedded in 1928, they separated last May.
• 15 Oct 1930 A suit or divorce was filed by Carl W. Botkin against Mrs. Elizabeth H. Botkin in superior court No. 1, charging that she deserted him without cause May 30, 1928, after they had been married the same year.
• 15 Oct 1930 Elmer Lohmeyer, suing Mrs. Helen Lohmeyer for divorce in superior court No. 1, charged that she neglected the two children, whose custody he seeks, scolded and nagged at him, refused to prepare his meals and called him vile names. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1921.
• 16 Oct 1930 Charges that her husband, Christy Feighner failed to provide for more than two years were made by Mrs. Alice Feighner during presentation of evidence in her action for divorce in superior court No. 1. Judge Charles J. Ryan deferred entering a decree in the case pending testimony of residence witnesses. The Feighners married in 1922. There is one child.
• 16 Oct 1930 The divorce suit of Mrs. Marie Middleton against James B. Middleton was dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 16 Oct 1930 The divorce suit of Mrs. Carolyn C. Cobbs against Frank F. Cobbs was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 2.
• 17 Oct 1930 Allegations that his wife, Mrs. Julia Hilger once, without cause had him confirmed to the Allen County jail for several days and “filed an application for an inquest of insanity upon him,” were made in a cross-complaint for divorce filed by Henry B. Hilger in superior court No. 1. The cross-complaint further alleged that Mrs. Hilger, despite Hilger’s remonstrance, permitted a brother, who is was claimed believed in and was a devotee of “various types and kinds of Hindu philosophy,” to attempt to impart those beliefs to the minor children of the Hilgers. This, it was charged has a detrimental effect on the children. Married in 1906, the Hilger’s separated this year. There are six children, the eldest over 21, the youngest a 8 years old. Hilger asked that he be given custody of the minor children.
• 17 Oct 1930 Charging that her husband, Russell F. Greene ridiculed her religious beliefs, which she claimed were known to him prior to their marriage, and that he quarreled with, nagged at and abused her, Mrs. Flossie Mae Greene entered suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. Married last May, they separated this month. Mrs. Greene’s complaint stated that she separated from her husband in September because of his conduct, but on his solicitations and relying on promises made by him, she resumed living with him. The reconciliation was not successful, however, it was claimed. Mrs. Greene alleging that her husband on several occasions sought to deprive her of the use of her automobile. She seeks restoration of her former name, Flossie Mae Fletter.
• 17 Oct 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan gave Mrs. Alice Feighner a divorce from Christy Feighner, in superior court No. 1, on charges of failure to provide. Mrs. Feighner was awarded custody of her son and Feighner was ordered to pay $6 weekly for the child’s support. The Feighners married in 1922.
• 18 Oct 1930 Charging that her husband, Robert Wigfall has been guilty of associating with another woman, Mrs. Victoria Wigfall filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Wigfalls separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1920. Mrs. Wigfall further averred that he mate failed to provide properly during the past four years and that she was compelled wo work in order to support and clothe herself. She seeks restoration of her former name, Victoria Hancock.
• 18 Oct 1930 Her husband, Ralph Rupert has “accused her of being dumb and crazy” and has found fault with and scolded her in the presence of divers persons. Mrs. Irene Rupert claimed in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 2. She also charged that Rupert has not made reasonable provision for his family and that she has had to maintain the two children and herself. Mrs. Rupert stated that Rupert’s alleged conduct and shortcomings have destroyed her love for him and made it impossible for her longer to live with him as his wife. Wedded in 1928, they separated this month. Mrs. Rupert asked that she be awarded custody of the children.
• 18 Oct 1930 Urban Schlotterer, in suit instituted in superior court No. 1 to end him marriage to Mrs. Lulu Schlotterer, asserted that she nagged and found fault with him, he charged further. They married in 1911, separating in November, 1925.
• 18 Oct 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted Mrs. Daisy Stoneburnner a divorce from Levi Stoneburnner on her allegations that Stonebrunner cursed and struck her and was quarrelsome. The Stoneburnners separated last April after a marriage solemnized in 1927. Mrs. Stoneburnner’s former name, Daisy Bosler was restored.
• 21 Oct 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Sylvia Miltonberger, twice deserted homes which he provided for her, Bert W. Miltonberger filed a cross-complaint in a divorce action begun by her, in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Miltonbergers, it was stated separated in December, 1928 after a marriage contracted in July, the same year. Miltonberger’s cross-complaint averred that he provided a home for his wife on Howell street, but that on August 14, 1929, she “deserted from this home, leaving a note stating the she could not live with him.” He provided another home for her on West Creighton avenue, he claimed but she deserted him after they had lived together approximately two weeks. She nagged at and scolded him, say he could not make enough money to care for her properly, he charged further.
• 21 Oct 1930 Mrs. Marie Winans was decreed a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Robert A. Winans on her charge that he struck her, drank to excess, failed to provide thus compelling her to work, and that he was quarrelsome. They separated last July, the marriage having been solemnized in 1927. Mrs. Winan’s former name, Marie Moore was restored.
• 21 Oct 1930 Testifying that her husband, Benjamin R. Edwards had beaten her and failed to provide, Mrs. Ethel Mae Edward was given a divorce in superior court No. 1, her former name, Ethel Mae Sterling being restored. Married in Jun 1926 they separated in April, 1927.
• 21 Oct 1930 Divorce was entered in a suit of Gilford Bogner against Mrs. Eve Billie Bogner, it being alleged that the defendant had refused to live with the plaintiff. The parties separated in December, 1926.
• 22 Oct 1930 Her husband, Bronson Klopfenstein spent part of his time with and his money on other women and failed to support his family, Mrs. Marian Klopfenstein alleged in action for divorce instituted in superior court No. 1 yesterday. She further charged that he frequently remained away from home until late in the evenings and occasionally stayed out all night, refusing to give her an explanation as to where he had been. He repeatedly told her she should get a divorce, and deserted her last September, according to the complaint. Married July 24, 1926, the Klopfensteins separated September 25, 1930. Mrs. Klopfenstein asked that she be granted custody of her child.
• 22 Oct 1930 Judge George H. Leonard of superior court No. 2 gave Mrs. Mary Kalaskey a divorce on her testimony that her husband, whom she married in 1925 frequently stayed away from home as many as three nights each week and that he deserted her more than two years ago. Custody of the two children was vested in Mrs. Kalaskey.
• 23 Oct 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Mary Zeigler contracted debts without his knowledge or consent, bringing about “very embarrassing financial difficulties” for him, Orville Zeigler sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Quarrels resulted frequently from the indebtedness alleged to have been caused by Mrs. Zeigler, according to Zeigler’s complaint. Married in 1922, they separated June 7, 1930, when he claimed, she deserted him and has since refused to return and live with him as his wife.
• 23 Oct 1930 Testifying that her husband, Frank E. White, was quarrelsome and that he choked her and said he was “sick” of her, Mrs. May J. White was decreed a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1. Prior to granting the the decree, White withdrew his cross-complaint and filed an answer of general denial. The Whites separate last August after a marriage contracted in 1920. Custody of the two children was awarded to Mrs. White, White being ordered to pay $8 weekly as support.
• 24 Oct 1930 Bert W. Miltonberger was decreed a divorce from Mrs. Sylvia Miltonberger by Judge Charles J. Ryan on a cross-complaint in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Miltonbergers separated December 5, 1929, after a marriage contracted the preceding July. Miltonberger charged that his wife left him without cause, refused to live with him and was guilty of scolding and nagging. Her former name, Sylvia Peters was restored.
• 24 Oct 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Clara E. Schwartz was granted a divorce from Henry F. Schwartz, Jr., on cruelty charges. Mrs. Schwartz was awarded custody of her child.
• 24 Oct 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Mary Feuchter against George Feuchter was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 25 Oct 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Garnet Burnham at various times so involved him in debt that he has been unable to pay all his creditors and that they are threatening garnishment proceedings against his wages, Burt Burnham sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1925, the Burnhams separated this month. Burnham further charged that his wife refused to stay with him when he was forced to work temporarily in Adams and Jay counties and that he was obliged thereby to expend considerable money in maintaining a home for her in Fort Wayne.
• 25 Oct 1930 Dr. Beaumont S. Cornell filed suit in superior court No. 1 to end his marriage to Mrs. Margaret G. Cornell, who he charged abandoned him in April, 1928. They married in 1916.
• 25 Oct 1930 Mrs. Flossie B. Straley, residing in Marion township, seeking a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Chester Straley, claimed that he abandoned her and the two children and failed to provide. They separated in June, 1927. Custody of the children is sought by Mrs. Straley.
• 25 Oct 1930 Failure to provide was charged by Mrs. Alma Miller is suit, instituted in superior court No. 1 to terminate her marriage to Howard C. Miller. Wedded in 1928, they separated last March. Mrs. Miller asked for restoration of her former name, Alma Wiest.
• 25 Oct 1930 Mrs. Addie Hahn, suing Herbert Hahn for divorce, averred that she has been compelled to support herself during a period of five years. The marriage, contracted in 1908 was disrupted by a separation last July.
• 25 Oct 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan decreed Mrs. Hazel Kershner a divorce from John Kershner in superior court No. 1 on her allegations that Kershner struck and beat her at various times, drank and failed to provide. Married in 1927, the parties separated last May. Mrs. Kershner’s former name, Hazel Turner was restored.
• 25 Oct 1930 Mrs. Catherine Brandyberry was given a divorce from Erwin D. Brandyberry in superior court No. 1 on charges that he was guilty of cruelty and association with other women. Mrs. Brandyberry was awarded custody of the three children, for support of whom Brandyberry was ordered to pay $10 weekly.
• 26 Oct 1930 His wife, Mrs. Ella Neal nagged at him, used improper language and deserted him approximately two years ago. Lloyd Neal charged in suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Neal asked that he be granted custody of his child, 4.
• 28 Oct 1930 Alleging that her husband, Marcus Harrigan occasionally gambled and lost money, and that he failed to provide for her, Mrs. Grace Harrigan entered suit for a 5-year limited separation and $6,000 alimony in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1905, the parties separated last May. There are two children, both of age, it was said. Mrs. Harringan’s complaint further charged in part that Harringan would become angry and abusive and that he would accuse her of being extravagant and wasteful in the management of their home. On one occasion, it was alleged, he asked her to break up housekeeping temporarily and go on a visit to the home of her mother for several months so that he could use his wages in paying his indebtedness. She finally did so, it was claimed, with the understanding that he would send her money for her support while she was away. She charged, however, that he did not send the money for her maintenance and failed to answer letters written by her while she was gone.
• 28 Oct 1930 Mrs. Ada L. Barkley was decreed a divorce from John F. Barkley by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1 on her charges that Barkley was guilty of cruelty, desertion and association with other women. The Barkleys separated last August after a marriage contracted in 1903. Custody of a minor child was awarded to Mrs. Barkley.
• 28 Oct 1930 Mrs. Stella Parquette sued Jerry Parquette in superior court No. 1 for a 2-year limited separation, charging habitual cruelty. They married in 1919. There are two children.
• 28 Oct 1930 Mrs. Laura Laisure, in suit for divorce from Merle Laisure, filed in superior court No. 1, averred in part that he accused her of associating with improper persons. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1913. Mrs. Laisure asked that she be granted custody of her two children.
• 29 Oct 1930 Her husband, Earl H. Balke has struck and beaten her to such an extent that she has been confined in a hospital. Mrs. Mabel N. Balke alleged in suit for divorce instituted in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in August, 1928, the Balkes separated this month. Mrs. Balke charged further that Balke became intoxicated and that he was guilty of associating with other women for immoral purposes.
• 29 Oct 1930 Alleging that her husband, Leslie Waterman on one occasion struck her with his fist, knocking her down and injuring her right wrist so that she was compelled to go to a physician, Mrs. Mabel Waterman filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. Her complaint charged that Waterman failed to provide properly. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in April, 1929.
• 29 Oct 1930 Suit for divorce was filed by Mrs. Rose Bodkin against William Bodlin on charges that he cursed her, called her vile names, drank to excess and threatened to do her bodily harm. The parties separated this month after a marriage solemnized in 1908. There are four children, custody of who is sought by Mrs. Bodkin.
• 30 Oct 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Nellie M. Roth on several occasions during their married life packed her clothes and left their home without giving any reason, Joseph L. Roth filed a cross-complaint for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1908, it was stated, the Roths separated last July. There are four children. Roth further averred that Mrs. Roth would fly into rages, cursing and abusing him in the Presence of the children, that she has refused to permit him to see the children and attempted to influence them to dislike him. He asked that he be granted custody of the minor children.
• 30 Oct 1930 Suit for divorce from Mrs. Catherine Egts was filed in superior court No. 1 by Earl Egts who claimed that she accused him unjustly of associating with other women and that she was guilty of quarrelsomeness and nagging. They separated last month after a marriage contracted in March, 1927.
• 31 Oct 1930 Charging that her husband, John G. Carrington, “continually sulks and pouts” and refuses to hold conversation with her, Mrs. Irene L. Carrington filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Mrs. Carrington further complained that Carrington nagged and found fault, and that he has refused to accompany her to church and will accompany her only to such places as he may desire. Married in 1924, the Carringtons separated this month. There is one child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Carrington.
• 31 Oct 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was filed by William L. Fisher against Mrs. Lois E. Fisher in superior court No. 2, it being alleged in part that she had associated with other men. The Fishers married in 1921. Fisher asks custody of their child.
• 31 Oct 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 decreed Mrs. Pearl Brussie a divorce from John Brussie on a cross-complaint charging cruelty. Custody of the three children was awarded to Mrs. Brussie, Brussie being ordered to pay $12 weekly as support.
• 31 Oct 1930 Mrs. Valette Elser sued Jack F. Elser in superior court No. 2 for a two-year limited separation, $5,000 alimony and custody of her child.

• 01 Nov 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Betty Augusta Snyder, has threatened and attempted to cut him with a razor and that she has taken his clothes and thrown them out in the yard of their home, ordering him not to come in nor return to the premises, Calvin E. Snyder filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Snyder further complained that Mrs. Snyder nagged, scolded and found fault and refused to cook his meals. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in April, 1929.
• 01 Nov 1930 Divorce and $5,000 alimony were sought by Mrs. Edith Starkey in action filed in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Fred Starkey, who, she charged, cursed and swore at her, failed to provide properly, denied her his company and “refused to enter into the family life as a good and dutiful husband should do.”
• 01 Nov 1930 Mrs. Myrl Procise sued Luther Procise from divorce in superior court No.1, averring that he cursed her, called her vile names, accused her falsely and threatened to do her bodily injury. Wedded in 1905, the separated this month. There are seven children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Procise.
• 02 Nov 1930 Her husband, Deryll Dunbar, told her to leave him and return to her mother, Mrs. Geraldine Dunbar alleged in action for divorce instituted in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Dunbar further charged, in part, that Dunbar failed to provide properly. They separated this month.
• 04 Nov 1930 Alleging that her husband, Jacob N. Madden has threatened to kill her and menaced her with a gun, Mrs. Froney Madden filed suit for divorce and $5,000 alimony in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Maddens, it was stated married July 27, 1887, separating this month. Mrs. Madden’s complaint charged that Madden, in a fit of temper, has forcibly ejected the occupants of his home from the house and that he has called his wife vile and offensive names and cursed her and sworn at her. There are seven children.
• 04 Nov 1930 Henry P. Henderson began action in superior court No. 1 for divorce from his wife who, he claimed, nagged and scolded him and spent most of her time with relatives instead of with him. They separated last April after marriage in 1924. Henderson asked that he be granted custody of a child, 5.
• 04 Nov 1930 Judge George H. Leonard of superior court No. 2 decreed Mrs. Effie Bouthiller a divorce from Leon D. Bouthiller on charges of failure to provide, her name being restored to Effie Chapin. Wedded in 1927, they separated last December.
• 04 Nov 1930 Order of dismissal on motion of the plaintiff was entered in the divorce action of Mrs. Mabel Schilling against John Schilling in superior court No. 1.
• 05 Nov 1930 Seeking a divorce from John Schilling, Mrs. Mabel Schilling charged in her complaint, filed in superior court No. 2 yesterday, that on several occasions he struck and beat her, leaving black and blue marks on her body for days thereafter. She had been obliged to work all during her married life, she claimed, supporting herself and contributing also to his maintenance. He called her vile and filthy names and accused her of conduct unbecoming a wife, she further charged. Married in November, 1928 the Schillings separated this month. Mrs. Schilling seeks restoration of her former name, Mabel Rodenbeck.
• 05 Nov 1930 Mrs. Caroline M. Briggeman entered suit in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to John F. Breggeman, who she averred, left her on November 10, 1929 and told her to get a divorce. He failed to support her properly, thus compelling her to seek employment among strangers, and quarreled with and nagged at her until living with him became unbearable, she claimed. The Briggemans, it was stated married in November, 1928. Mrs. Breggeman asks that her former name be restored.
• 06 Nov 1930 Her husband, Fay J. King, struck her in the face and caused such constant strife that for them to live together longer in impossible, Mrs. Ona P. King charged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated yesterday, according to the complaint, after a marriage contracted last January. Mrs. King seeks restoration of her former name, Ona P. McElhaney.
• 06 Nov 1930 Mrs. Viola Wagner averred that her husband, Leonard O. Wagner, failed and refused to work for long periods, thus making it necessary for her to obtain employment. They married in June, 1924. She filed suit yesterday in superior court No. 1.
• 06 Nov 1930 Mrs. Ruth Hollenbacker filed for divorce in superior court No. 1 from Rudolph Hollenbacker, charging that he failed to provide for her during their married life together, but requested her to advance him approximately $173 for purchasing an automobile. She further alleged that he cursed her and called her names, left her on several occasions and was gone from their home for weeks at a time. The marriage was contracted in May, 1929. Mrs. Hollenbacker asked that her name be restored to Ruth Evers.
• 06 Nov 1930 Mrs. Ruth Harris, in action for divorce in superior court No. 1 from George Harris, whom she married in 1901, charged that he called her names and threatened to inflict grave bodily injury upon her. They separated this month.
• 07 Nov 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Lillian G. Durfey, told him “to take his clothes and get out of the home and never come back.” Earl Durgey sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1905, the Durgeys separated this month. Durgey claimed further that there has been “a continuous strife” in his home and that his wife on numerous occasions has become violently angry with him without cause. He seeks custody of the two children.
• 07 Nov 1930 Limited separation for two years was sought by Mrs. Fern Kramer in action instituted in superior court No. 2 against her husband , to provide her with necessary food and Joseph Kramer, who she alleged, failed clothing, cursed her and at various times threatened to do her bodily harm. They married in 1925.
• 07 Nov 1930 Mrs. Anna O’Neal seeking to end her marriage to William F. O’Neal in superior court No. 1, also averred that although she has done everything in her power to make their married life as happy as possible, he has frequently told her he cares nothing whatever for her and has been “cold and indifferent.”
• 07 Nov 1930 Mrs. Agnes Rebmann, in her suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1, complained that her husband, Charles Rebmann, whom she married last February, has treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner without provocation on her part. They separated March 31, it was said. She asked that her name be restored to Agnes Mason.
• 08 Nov 1930 Charging that all during their married life her husband, John H. Wahls failed to provide a home for her and compelled her “to either live with her folks or with his folks,” Mrs. Florine Wahls sued for divorce in superior court No.1 yesterday. Mrs. Wahls further averred that she had to work among strangers and that Wahls was quarrelsome and nagged at her so much that he made life unbearable for her. They married in 1924, separating last month.
• 09 Nov 1930 Charging that she was compelled to leave her husband, Claude O. Clark, September 10, 1930 because of his cruel and inhuman treatment to her. Mrs. Queen E. Clark filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Clarks married in 1925, there are three children.
• 09 Nov 1930 Claude Grames was given a divorce from Mrs. Gladys Grames in superior court No. 1 on his testimony that she had been quarrelsome, had cursed him and nagged at him and been guilty of cruelty. They separated last July after a marriage contracted in October, 1929.
• 09 Nov 1930 Charges of cruelty also won a divorce for Mrs. Charlotte Ringwalt in action against Ross Ringwalt in superior court No. 1. The parties married in 1923. Testimony in the case was heard several days ago, the decree having been withheld pending introduction of evidence by an additional residence witness.
• 09 Nov 1930 Mrs. Lois E. Fisher was awarded a divorce from William L. Fisher in superior court No. 2 on charges that he had accused her of associating with other men, called her vile names and been quarrelsome. Married in 1921, the Fishers separated last August. Mrs. Fisher was given custody of her child for support of which Fisher was ordered to pay $5 weekly.
• 11 Nov 1930 Alleging that he has been beaten and choked on various occasions, Otto R. Huffman filed suit for divorce from Mrs. Georgia Huffman in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1924, the Huffmans separated last January when Huffman charged Mrs. Huffman refused to move from Decatur to Fort Wayne. He is employed in Fort Wayne, it was said, and is unable to maintain a home at so great a distance from the place of his employment. Huffman further averred that Mrs. Huffman absented herself from home on numerous occasions, leaving him to prepare his own meals and care for the household.
• 11 Nov 1930 Her husband, Clarence M. Philo told her to get a divorce, that he did not care to live longer with her, Mrs. Villa Philo charged in a divorce complaint entered in superior court No. 1. The Philos separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1918. Mrs. Philo claimed that Philo failed to make reasonable provision for supporting their child and herself. She asks custody of the child.
• 11 Nov 1930 Mrs. Leona Copeland filed a cross-complaint in the divorce action of her husband, Dewey Copeland, claiming that he brought her a railroad ticket from Fort Wayne to Wilson, Ark., where, after going, she has since lived with her parents. Copeland, she alleged has failed to send his money to pay for maintenance of her children, and has associated with other women. Wedded in 1923, the Copelands separated in February, 1929.
• 11 Nov 1930 Pearl Tolbert instituted suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Marjorie Tolbert, seeking thus to end a marriage which contracted in 1928, was disrupted by a separation last August.
• 11 Nov 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted Freeman Evans a divorce from Cora Evans on a cross-complaint. Married in 1928, they departed in August, 1929.
• 13 Nov 1930 Charging that her husband, Jefferson Dillard abandoned her and “left her penniless.” Mrs. Beatrice Dillard sued for divorce and restoration of her former name, Beatrice Jennings, in superior court No. 2 yesterday. The Dillards, it was stated separated this month after a marriage contracted in July, 1922. Mrs. Dillard averred that her mate would stay away from home two or three nights and days at a time, refusing to explain his whereabouts, and that he falsely accused her of associating with other men. He also habitually became intoxicated, she claimed.
• 13 Nov 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan granted Mrs. Etta Bayless a divorce from Frank Bayless on her charges that he had failed as a provide and that she had not seen him for years. They separated March 5, 1901, after having been married February 22, 1894.
• 13 Nov 1930 Claiming that she was compelled to leave her husband, Charles Coyle because of his treatment of her, Mrs. Ruth Coyle filed suit for divorce. They married approximately 10 years ago, separating this month. Mrs. Boyle asked that she be granted custody of her minor daughter.
• 13 Nov 1930 Judge George H. Leonard decreed Mrs. Grace Nine a divorce from Roscoe Nine, restoring her name to Grace Brown, on her charges that Nine left her and failed to provide, thus ending a marriage contracted in January, 1929.
• 13 Nov 1930 Divorce action of Ona P. King against Fay J. King was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 14 Nov 1930 Charging that her husband, Pearl Tolbert told her “that a wife was too expensive, that he did not want to be married,” Mrs. Marjorie Tolbert filed a cross-complaint for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Tolberts, it was stated separated last August after marriage in 1928. Mrs. Tolbert further averred that Tolbert refused to live with her and failed to support her. She seeks restoration of her former name, Marjorie U. Green.
• 14 Nov 1930 Mrs. Martha Richendollar is suing in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to Gailey Richendollar, who her complaint alleged has threatened to kill her and the children, and has on various occasions struck and beaten them. Wedded in 1927, they separated this month. Mrs. Richendollar asked that she be granted custody of the children.
• 14 Nov 1930 Her husband, Charles Rost cursed and swore at her, called her vile name and on several occasions told her to leave and get a divorce, Mrs. Velma Rost averred in action for divorce entered in superior court No. 2. The Rosts separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1910.
• 14 Nov 1930 During the past eight years her husband, Frank Jurschkes has compelled her to buy her own clothes, Mrs. Clara Jueschke averred in a suit for divorce and $1,000 alimony filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Jueschkes, it was stated married in 1916 and separated this month. There is one child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Jurschke. She claimed that her mate continually quarreled with her, told her he did not care for her and that she sould get a divorce.
• 14 Nov 1930 Charging that he nagged at her and failed to provide a proper home, Mrs. Bernisha E. Parker sued for divorce and $1,000 alimony in superior court No.1. Married in 1902, they separated last month.
• 14 Nov 1930 Mrs. Inez Bowser began suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Clarence Bowser, alleging that he repeatedly and falsely accused her of improper relations with men that he struck her on more than one occasion and failed to provide properly. They married in 1927, separating last August.
• 14 Nov 1930 Alfonso Bontempo was awarded a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Gutseppina Bontempo on charges that she deserted him and refused to live with him. They separated last March after a marriage contracted in November, 1929.
• 14 Nov 1930 Kenneth Guisinger received a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Hazel Guisinger on allegations that she was guilty of desertion, association with other men and refusal to live with the plaintiff. Married in 1928, they separated last May.
• 14 Nov 1930 Mrs. Bertha Taylor was given a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Lloyd Taylor on charges that he struck her at various times and failed to provide. She was given custody of the two children, Taylor being charged with their support. The separated in August, 1929, having been married in 1925.
• 15 Nov 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Myrtle E. Bodkin refused both to cook his meals and to eat at the same table with him, David F. Bodkin sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Bodkins married July 31, 1928, separating the following October, according to the complaint Bodkin further charged that Mrs. Bodkin refused to take care of her home in a proper manner and that she nagged and swore at and abused him.
• 15 Nov 1930 Mrs. Eva B. Hiser began suit in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to John A. Hiser, claiming that she was obliged to support herself because of his failure to do so. On one occasion when she was absent, she alleged, he moved several other relatives into their home and refused to have then ejected. The Hisers separated this month after a marriage contracted in March, 1929. Mrs. Hiser seeks restoration of her former name, Eva Hays.
• 15 Nov 1930 Averring that her husband, Charles W. Hughes failed to provide food for her and that he spent his earning “in gratifying his appetite for intoxicating liquor,” Mrs. Georgianna Hughes instituted suit for dissolution of matrimonial ties in superior court No. 2. He has cursed and swore at her, calling her vile and indecent names, and her health has become impaired as a result of his conduct, she charged.
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• 16 Nov 1930 Mrs. Opal Rice was decreed a divorce from Charles J. Rice in superior court No. 1, on allegations that he struck her and found fault, thus terminating a marriage contracted in 1928.
• 16 Nov 1930 Charging that he cursed her and failed to provide, Mrs. Vera Waller was given a divorce in superior court No. 1 from Virgil Waller, her name being restored to Vera Adair. They married in 1926, separating last August.
• 16 Nov 1930 Joseph Roth won his legal freedom in superior court No. 1 from Mrs. Charlotte Roth on averments that she left him and called him vile names. Wedded in 1927, they separated in April, 1929.
• 16 Nov 1930 Alleging that her husband, Loyal McDaniels, has threatened to kill her on more than one occasion, Mrs. Emma McDaniels filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. The parties separated this month after having been married in February last year. Mrs. McDaniels charged further that McDaniels failed as a provider and that she was compelled to work in order to maintain herself and also to help support him. He also drank she claimed and abused her when he was under the influence of liquor.
• 18 Nov 1930 His complaint alleging that his wife, Mrs. Margery Meyers associated with other men and that she “boasted of such associations” during their married life, Raymond Meyers sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated this month after marriage in December, 1929.
• 18 Nov 1930 Mrs. Max D. Elliot filed suit in superior court No. 2 to end her marriage to Edgar M. Elliott, charging that he failed to support her and that he “would gamble and dissipate his money.” He would leave home for three or four days and nights at a time without giving any explanation as to his whereabouts, she further accused. Married in 1923, they separated last month. Mrs. Elliot seeks restoration of her former name, Mae D. Dempsey.
• 18 Nov 1930 Averring that her husband, Gerald Robbins, beat, struck and choked her and made life to unbearable that she could live with him no longer, Mrs. Pauline Robbins began action for divorce in superior court No. 1.
• 18 Nov 1930 Mrs. Nellie A. Shears sued in superior court No. 2 for divorce from E.W. Shears, claiming that he associated with other women, failed to support her properly and that she has not seen hom nor heard from him since November 10, 1926. They married in 1912.
• 18 Nov 1930 Mrs. Etta Wojciechowski, suing in superior court No. 1 to terminate her marriage to Bruno Wojciechowski charged in part that he failed to provide for her maintenance. They separated in September, 1929, having been married in 1926.
• 18 Nov 1930 Alleging that her husband, John Sheridan occasionally got drunk on pay days and on other occasions, that he called her vile names and threatened to kill her. Mrs. Linda Sheridan was granted a divorce and restoration of her former name by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2. Mrs. Sheridan further claimed that she had to work. Married in 1925, they separated last September.
• 18 Nov 1930 Mrs. Grace Reed was given a divorce from Fred Reed by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1, on her charges that Reed struck her and was guilty of other acts of cruelty, her former name being restored. Wedded in December, 1929, they separate last August.
• 18 Nov 1930 Edwin Strahm was awarded a divorce from Mrs. Cecelia Strahm in superior court No. 2 on allegations, in part, that she was quarrelsome and called him vile names. Mrs. Strahm, whose former name was restored, charged in a cross-complaint that Strahm refused to live with her and to support her. They married in 1927, separation in October, 1929.
• 18 Nov 1930 Charging that her husband, Logan Butler had failed to provide for more than two years. Mrs. Elizabeth Butler was decreed a divorce and custody of the children, Butler being charged with their support, in superior court No. 1. The separated in 1928 approximately eight years after their marriage.
• 18 Nov 1930 Alleging that her husband, James S. Peddicord, on one occasion struck her repeatedly “with such force as to cause her to become unconscious,” Mrs. Leone L. Peddicord filed a cross-complaint for divorce, $1,000 alimony and custody of her minor child in superior court No. 1. Married in 1927, they separated last January. Mrs. Peddicord also charged that while they were living apart Peddicord seized the child, removed it from her custody and for two months failed to give her any information as to its whereabouts.
• 18 Nov 1930 Dismissal order was entered in the actions of Mrs. Frances Mary Ball against Allen Ball, for separation from bed and board, in superior court No. 1.
• 18 Nov 1930 Dismissal order was entered in the actions of Mrs. Velma Rost against Charles Rost for divorce, in superior court No. 2.
• 19 Nov 1930 Suing for divorce in superior court No. 2, Mrs. Eliza Ganaway averred that her mate, Samuel Ganaway, not only struck and beat her, but called her vile names and failed to provide reasonably, thus forcing her to work long hours for her support. They separated last September after a marriage contracted in July, 1928. Mrs. Ganaway seeks restoration of her former name, Eliza Jackson.
• 19 Nov 1930 Mrs. Lillian Poltras of Waynedale, who sought a divorce from David Poltras in superior court No. 1, claimed that he struck and beat her on various occasions and abused the four children to such an extent that living together became unbearable. Wedded in 1918, they separated this month.
• 19 Nov 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan granted Mrs. Edna Simerman a divorce from Rhome G. Simerman in superior court No. 1 on her testimony that Simerman beat her at various times, that he failed as a provider and was guilty of habitual intimation. Married in 1913, they separated last August.
• 19 Nov 1930 Testimony that her husband, Walter H. C. Becher, stayed out nights, failed to provide and was quarrelsome won a divorce for Mrs. Wanda G. Becher in superior court No. 1, her name being restored to Wanda Wilt. They married in 1929, separating last August.
• 19 Nov 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Beulah Pena against Herbert Pena was dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 20 Nov 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Gladys Oberholtzer, occasionally used abusive and indecent language in addressing him and the three children, Clifton Oberholtzer filed a cross-complaint for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in 1919, separating last February. Oberholtzer seeks custody of the children.
• 20 Nov 1930 A three-year limited separation was sought by Mrs. Mathilda G. Ayers in action filed against her husband, Edward D. Ayers, in superior court No. 1, her complaint averring that Ayers “violated his marriage contract,” in that he swore at her and cursed her in the presence of her friends and others. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1908.
• 20 Nov 1930 Her husband drank and spent his money for liquor, failing to support his family, Mrs. Agnes Stultz alleged in suit for divorce filed against Edward M. Stultz in superior court No. 1. The litigants married in 1915, separating last April. There are two children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Stults.
• 20 Nov 1930 John Petrie sued Mrs. Anuta Petrie for divorce in superior court No. 2, claiming that she has quarreled and nagged, and falsely accused him of associating with other women. Wedded in 1923, they separated this month.
• 20 Nov 1930 Divorce cross-complaint was entered in superior court No. 2 against Mrs. Fern Kramer by Joseph Kramer, who charged in part that she, with others, stayed up until late hours of the night, preventing him from sleeping, although, he stated, she knew he was forced to arise early in the morning to go to work. Married in 1925, they separated this month.
• 20 Nov 1930 Mrs. Margaret Beck filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Rufus Beck, who she averred, drank and at time grossly abused her. They married in September, 1929, separating yesterday.
• 20 Nov 1930 Allegations of infidelity were made by Mrs. Audrey Davis in a cross-complaint for a two-year limited divorce from Harold Davis filed in superior court No. 1. The parties married in 1919.
• 21 Nov 1930 Charging that her husband, Lawrence Evard, has told her to pack her clothes and go, that he cares nothing whatever for her, Mrs. Dorothy Evard filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Evard charged further that Evard, whom she married in 1920, is incompatible and that he has made life with him unbearable for her. They separated this month.
• 21 Nov 1930 Mrs. Rose Brazier seeking a divorce in superior court No. 2 from Clyde Brazier, averred that about one year after their marriage in 1921 he “began to and did habitually use profane and abusive language in her presence and toward her in addressing her.” She also claimed that he drank and returned to their home on several occasions in a “drunken stupor.” He often stayed out until late in the evening and on more than one occasion remained away all night, she charged. He told her several times to get a divorce and assaulted her, inflicting bodily injuries on her, her complaint alleged. She asked for restoration of her form name, Rose Gibson.
• 22 Nov 1930 Mrs. Ethel Myers charged in her divorce action filed in superior court No.2 against Rufford Myers that he failed to provide her with the necessities of life. He left her last July, telling her he did not intend to live with her any longer. They were married in 1925.
• 22 Nov 1930 Mrs. Becker, according to her husband’s complaint filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday, nagged at and scolded him, making life “utterly miserable and unbearable” for him, and finally left, deserting the home he had provided for her. Married July 13, 1927, they separated November 1 the same year.
• 22 Nov 1930 David Poltras filed a petition in superior court No. 1 for modification of a restraining order which, it was said was issued against him after his wife, Mrs. Lillian Poltras sued him for divorce on November 18. Under the order, the petition stated Poltras was restrained from entering premises occupied by Mrs. Poltras at her home on the Indianapolis road, from selling or disposing of personal property involved and from drawing his pay. The petition charged in part that Mrs. Poltras, on or about November 15, took an automobile belonging to him and left their home, abandoning Poltras and the four children, the oldest of whom is 11. He asked that he be granted formal custody of the children during the pendency of the action or that they be placed under supervision of the board of children’s guardians.
• 23 Nov 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Dea Strasser continually found fault with him because of his male friends and associates, Fred W. Strasser filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Strasser’s complaint stated that he associated with “men of the best class and of good standing in the community,” but that Mrs. Strasser apparently thought otherwise, and that she accused him of mixing with male friends of ill repute. Her alleged beliefs to this effect were, it was claimed founded on stories told to her by other persons whom Strasser averred she chose to believe instead of him. Married in October 26, 1929, they separated this month. Stresser further charged that she refused to prepare his meals for him at times, and that on the day of their separation she left him without cause, stating she did not known when she would return.
• 23 Nov 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan gave Lewis Miller a divorce from Mrs. Williemay Miller on a cross-complaint in superior court No. 1. It was alleged by Miller that Mrs. Miller failed to take proper care of the children, custody of whom was vested in him, and that she stayed out nights. They married in 1915.
• 23 Nov 1930 Suit of Mrs. Nellie M. Roth against Joseph I. Roth, for limited separation was taken under advisement by Judge George H. Leonard following introduction of testimony in superior court No. 2. Mrs. Roth’s original complaint alleged in part the Roth occasionally became intoxicated and that he struck her, giving her a black eye. Roth stated during the hearing that he spent approximately $10 per year for whisky, but the he purchased it for snake bites only. He said he customarily too liquor with him as a safeguard when he went on hunting trips. Roth charged that Mrs. Roth refused to cook his meals and sew buttons on his clothes and that she nagged at him and was quarrelsome.
• 25 Nov 1930 Alleging that her husband, Howard Dean took her to her mother’s home and promised he would come after her, but failed to do so. Mrs. Virginia Dean filed suit for a two-year limited separation in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. Dean further charged that Dean failed to contribute sufficiently to her support and that she has had to work. Recently, her complaint averred, her has been associating with another woman. Mrs. Dean claimed he repeatedly told her he would not live with her and that she could secure a divorce. Married in 1928, they separated this month. There is one child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Dean.
• 25 Nov 1930 Louis Houchins sued Mrs. Mary Houchins for divorce in superior court No. 1, charging that she refused to speak to him during long periods that she failed to take care of their home and told him she did not care to live with him any longer. They separated this month, after a marriage contracted in 1913.
• 25 Nov 1930 Charging that her husband, Fred W. Strasser spent his evenings away from home in company with various persons other than herself during a period of months, and that he would take his automobile and stay away as late as 3 o’clock in the morning. Mrs. Dea Strasser entered a cross-complaint for divorce and $1,000 alimony in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Strasser claimed that Strasser would refuse to tell her where he was or what he was doing, informing her it was none of her business and “that he refused to be tied down at home.” They married in October, 1929, separating the month.
• 25 Nov 1930 Mrs. Gladys Myers sued in circuit court to terminate her marriage to Edward I. Myers, who she charged, choked and cursed her and threatened to strike and to leave her. Wedded in 1928, they separated this month. Mrs. Myers asked that she be decreed $1,000 alimony and custody of her child.
• 25 Nov 1930 Mrs. Amy Hirens sued in superior court No. 2 for a divorce from Hugh Hirons who, she alleged was abusive and manifested a disposition incompatible with hers. They married in 1915. Custody of her child is sought by Mrs. Hirons.
• 25 Nov 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan granted Mrs. Mildred Reckeweg a divorce from Arnold H. Reckeweg in superior court No. 1, on her charges that Reckeweg had failed to provide for more than two years. Mrs. Reckeweg was awarded custody of her minor child.
• 25 Nov 1930 Mrs. Lois Winch Mosher was decreed a divorce from Rollo Eldridge Mosher and custody of their child in superior court No. 1 on cruelty charges.
• 25 Nov 1930 In superior court No. 2 Judge George H. Leonard gave Mrs. Eva Schultz a divorce from Walter Schultz, her former name, Eva Martin being restored. It was charged in part that the parties could not get along with each other, that Schultz failed to provide, stayed out late at nights and made false accusation against his wife.
• 25 Nov 1930 Mrs. Awilda Werner was given a divorce from George Werner on a cross-complaint in superior court No. 2, her name being restored to Awilda McNubb. She testified that Werner failed to provide and refused to live with her.
• 25 Nov 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Edith Starkey against Fred Starkey was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 26 Nov 1930 Charging that her husband, George F. Stickle failed to provide and that she has not heard from him since his alleged desertion of her in March, 1925, Mrs. Retha Stickle sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Stickles married in 1923. Mrs. Stickle asked for restoration of her former name, Retha Deering.
• 26 Nov 1930 Allegations of desertion and failure to provide were made by Mrs. Ruth M. Adams who, subject to testimony of residence witnesses, was given a divorce from Manford E. Adam by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1. Married in 1917, they separated in 1927.
• 26 Nov 1930 Mrs. Mary Dewood filed suit in superior court No. 1 for a five-year separation from Paul Dewood, claiming that she has worked for him, assising him in his restaurant business, all during her married life without salary or compensation. Wedded in 1919, they separated this month. She asked that she be decreed support during the period of separation.
• 26 Nov 1930 Her husband, Glenn Johnson abused her, called her vile names, repeatedly told her he had ceased to care for her and spent his time away from home, Mrs. Gertrude Johnson averred in a divorce action instituted in superior court No. 1. The Johnsons separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1908. Custody of her two youngest children was sought by Mrs. Johnson.
• 26 Nov 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Agatha A. Robbins was decreed a divorce from George R. Robbins by Judge Ryan in superior court No.1 on her charges that Robbins refused to live with her, failed to provide and was guilty of desertion. Married in 1928, the litigants separated in August, 1929. Mrs. Robbins was given custody of her two children, Robbins being ordered to pay $13 weekly for their support.
• 26 Nov 1930 Suit for divorce from Calvin R. Laisure was filed in superior court No. 1 by Mrs. Dorothy Laisure, who alleged that he struck and beat her and called her violent names. They separated this month after a marriage solemnized in 1928. Mrs. Laisure asked that her former name, Dorothy Dillon be restored.
• 27 Nov 1930 Alleging that her husband, Clyde Weaver expended his money “for strong drink” instead of using it to support her, Mrs. Edith Weaver filed suit for separation from bed and board in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1917, the Weavers separated last September. Mrs. Weaver charged further that Weaver would occasionally absent himself from their home from Saturday night until Monday morning and refuse to make any explanation of his conduct to her. He also associated with “lewd and immoral women,” her complaint alleged.
• 27 Nov 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was filed by Mrs. Margerie Moser, defendant in an action of her husband, Jess Moser, in superior court No. 1. The Mosers separated last September after a marriage contracted in May, 1930. Mrs. Moser claimed that Moser falsely accused her of associating with other men, that he nagged at and cursed her, calling her vile names. She seeks restoration of her former name, Margerie Bartels.
• 29 Nov 1930 Her husband, Welford Booher had failed to provide her with any food, clothing or other necessities of life during a period of more than two years. Mrs. Lorraine Booher averred in a divorce action filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Boohers, according to the complaint married February 18, 1928, separating October 27, the same year when it was alleged. Booher deserted his wife. In addition to a divorce decree, restoration of her former name was sought by Mrs. Booher.
• 30 Nov 1930 Averring that her husband, James Cronier told her to get a divorce, Mrs. Irene Cronier instituted action for dissolution of matrimonial ties in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Cornier further charged that Cornier is “cold and indifferent” and “cares nothing whatever for her.” They separated last month after a marriage contracted October 16, 1928. There is one child, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Cronier.

• 02 Dec 1930 Charging that she was compelled to leave her husband, Sidney Waldron on Thanksgiving day because of his cruel and inhuman treatment. Mrs. Bessie Waldron filed suit for divorce and custody of her child in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They married in 1924. The complaint alleged in part that Waldron, on November 27, 1930, became “foolish drunk and intoxicated, went about their place of abode destroying furniture and personal property, and finished the day by ordering said complainant to leave or else he would leave because he did not care to live with her any longer.”
• 02 Dec 1930 Alleging that her husband, Clarence Hawkins became intoxicated on several occasions and struck her with his fists. Mrs. Henrietta Hawkins was granted a divorce by Judge George H. Leonard in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Married in 1917, the parties separated in 1928. In May 1928, it was charged Hawkins took his wife out into the country in a car, “beat her up” and left her there. He also failed to provide and she had to work, it was claimed. Her former name, Henrietta Bateman, was restored.
• 02 Dec 1930 Mrs. Doris Wright suing Cloren Wright for divorce in superior court No. 2 averred that he refused to live with her “as it is fitting that a husband should,” that he often stayed out late in the evenings and occasionally all night and that he told her he cared “for another person.” They separated last month after a marriage contracted in 1922. Mrs. Wright asked that she be granted custody of her two children.
• 02 Dec 1930 Her husband, Harold M. Bartlett deserted her and the two children, leaving them without support, Mrs. Hannah Bartlett claimed in an action for divorce instituted in superior court No. 1. Wedded in 1920, the Bartletts separated in October, 1926. Custody of the two children was sought by Mrs. Bartlett.
• 02 Dec 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses a divorce was given William Vegas in suit against Mrs. Ethel Vegas on charges of cruelty and desertion in superior court No. 1. They married in October, last year.
• 02 Dec 1930 Mrs. Louise Bixler filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Leland J. Bixler. They separated last month after a marriage contracted in December, 1929.
• 03 Dec 1930 Alleging that her husband, Herbert C. Keen, drank and that he would frequently bring home friends who were intoxicated. Mrs. Velma M. Keen sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. When in an intoxicated condition Keen would occasionally abuse his wife, she charged, claiming further that he would swear and curse in the presence of her friends. She averred that he failed to support her and that she was compelled to leave her home and seek employment in factories. They married in 1924, separating in April, 1928.
• 03 Dec 1930 Mrs. Johanna Fleischner began suit in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage to George Fleischner, complaining that he has refused to live with her, and told her to get a divorce. They separated last month after a marriage contracted in March, 1930. Mrs. Fleischner seeks restoration of her former name, Johanna Christen.
• 03 Dec 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted Mrs. Irene V. Plummer a divorce from Irvin Plummer on her testimony, that Plummer had been guilty of cruelty and desertion. She was awarded custody of her child.
• 03 Dec 1930 Formal divorce decree was entered in the suit of William Vegas against Mrs. Ethel Vegas on his charges that she had refused to live with him, evidence having been heard Monday in superior court No. 1.
• 03 Dec 1930 In superior court No. 2 Judge George H. Leonard gave Mrs. Mabel Ake a divorce from Clarence Ake. Married in 1911, the Akes separated in December, 1928. Mrs. Ake charged that Ake had struck her, told her he did not want to live with her and failed as a provider.
• 03 Dec 1930 In superior court No. 2 Judge George H. Leonard gave Mrs. Adelle Stonebraker a divorce from Clarence Stonebraker. The Stonebraker’s decree was granted on her allegations that Stonebraker had struck and beaten her, associated with other women and that he had “jealous fits.” She was given custody of her child, Stonebraker being charged with its support. They separated in 1928 after a marriage solemnized in March, 1927.
• 03 Dec 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Retha Cavanaugh against Shellard Cavanaugh was ordered dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 04 Dec 1930 Claiming that her husband, William H. Miller, had been quarrelsome and guilty of cruelty, Mrs. Harriet Miller was decreed a divorce, custody of her children, $5,000 alimony and support by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1916, the Millers separated last September, it was stated. Payments for the support of the three children are to be $35 weekly at first, the sums to be decreased, in accordance with stipulations made in the court order, after the two oldest children reach the age of 18.
• 04 Dec 1930 Judge Ryan granted Joseph Burnam a divorce from Mrs. Mae Burnam on Burnam’s allegations that Mrs. Burnam deserted him and associated with other men. Married in June, 1929 the principals separated last August.
• 04 Dec 1930 Orders of dismissal were entered in divorce actions which had been pending in superior court No.1 as follows: Mrs. Catherine Wagner against Harold Wagner; Mrs. Frona J. Kirchenbauer against John F. Kirchenbauer; Arthur C. Grandl against Mrs. Goldie E. Grandl; Mrs. American Edwards against Charles M. Edwards; Mrs. Dorothy Wilkens against Harvey Wilkens; Mrs. Gladys Hoover against Ephraim Hoover; Mrs. Dewey Fisher against Cleo Fisher.
• 04 Dec 1930 The separation suit of Mr. Edith Weaver against Clyde Weaver was also dismissed.
• 05 Dec 1930 Charging that her husband, Leon Glenn Milholland, had told her he wanted her to get a divorce. Mrs. Charlie Milholland acted on his alleged recommendation by suing to end her marriage in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Milhollands separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1927. Mrs. Milholand claimed that Milholand informed her he was through with her and would not live with her any longer. For several months prior to their separation he quarreled with her almost constantly and refused to give her any money to live on, her complaint further averred. She asked that she be granted custody of her child.
• 05 Dec 1930 Judge Sol A. Wood decreed Mrs. Ruth Hale a divorce from Edward E. Hale in circuit court, on her averments that Hale became “cold and indifferent” toward her and lost his affection for her, his conduct rendering it impossible for them to live together longer in peace and happiness. Married in October, 1929 they separated last May. Mrs. Hale’s name was restored to Ruth Ellen Porter.
• 05 Dec 1930 Mrs. Agnes M. Wilson suing in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Thomas D. Wilson, alleged that he failed to support her properly and that she had therefore been forced to work and support herself. Wedded in 1908, they separated in September, 1927.
• 05 Dec 1930 Orders of dismissal were entered in divorce actions which have been pending for various periods in superior court No. 1 yesterday, as follows: Loveda Fett against Saul Fett; Grace A. Steward against Earl M. Steward; Anna Margaret Conner against John J. Conner; Esta Lantz against Jesse Lantz; John M. Kell against Dorothy M. Kell; Mary Lucille Meeks against Lloyd J. Meeks; Opal Pierce against Roy Pierce; Thelma Ball against Kenneth Ball; Sarah Lambert against Jacob Lambert; Ruth Steele against Forest Steele; Opal L. Miller against James E. Miller.
• 05 Dec 1930 The suits of Eva C. Rentschler against Ralph Rentschler; Florence A. Kronmiller against John J. Kronmiler for limited separation were also dismissed.
• 06 Dec 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Walter Rutherford, was guilty of cruelty in that he “would keep her from going to sleep at night.” Mrs. Nannie Rutherford sued for divorce in superior court No.1 yesterday.
• 06 Dec 1930 The marriage contracted in 1923, was disrupted by a separation September 17, 1930, when according to Mrs. Rutherford’s complaint, she was compelled to leave her spouse because of his alleged shortcomings including charges that he nagged, bickered and threatened to beat her. It was further averred that Rutherford would use “vile language” without cause or provocation and that he would invariably listen to and believe his mother and disbelieve his wife. The mother, it was charged, “kept up strife” between the principals in the suit. Mrs. Rutherford asked that she be granted custody of her three children.
• 06 Dec 1930 Orders of dismissal were entered in divorce actions which had been pending in superior court No. 1 as follows: Mrs. Clara Young against Martin Young; Mrs. Alice G. Hockemeyer against Lawrence F. Hockemeyer; Mrs. Anna Lloyd against Edgar Lloyd; Clarkson L. Beal against Mrs. Margaret L. Beal; Mrs. Lulu Sorgen against Frank Sorgen; Mrs. Clara Rohlfing against William Rohlifing; Mrs. Olive Weibel against William Weibel; Mrs. Bessie Partee against Clyde Partee; Mrs. Lucille Pence against Harold Pence; Mrs. Helen Campbell against Richard Campbell; Fred Abje against Mrs. Catherine Abje; Mrs. Signa Rogers against Ralph Rogers.
• 06 Dec 1930 Suits of Mrs. Malinda Farrar against Joseph Farra; Mrs. Florence A. Kronmiller against John J. Kronmiller; Mrs. Grace L. Brown against Melvin L. Brown for limited separation were also ordered dismissed.
• 07 Dec 1930 Her husband, Cyril Moushey treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner and failed to provide for his family, Mrs. Ethel Moushey charged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Mousheys separated November 15, 1930, after a marriage contracted in September, 1920. There are two children, custody of whom is sought by Mrs. Moushey.
• 07 Dec 1930 Orders of dismissal were entered by Judge Charles J. Ryan in divorce actions which have been pending for various periods in superior court No. 1 as follows: Mrs. Daisy Urbine against Russell Urbine; Mrs. Myrtle McCormick against Samuel P. McCormick; Mrs. Ida Johnson against Charles Johnson; Mrs. Nevada Grossman against Lester Grossman; Lester Grossman against Mrs. Nevada Grossman; Mrs. Nina Davis against Harold Davis.
• 09 Dec 1930 Alleging in part that her husband, Robert McCall spent his money on intoxicating liquor and gambling. Mrs. Mildred McCall filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Mrs. McCall charged further that her husband has failed to provide a home for her for more than a year past and that she has been compelled to work among strangers. Married in July, 1929 they separated this month.
• 09 Dec 1930 Suit for divorce was filed in superior court No. 1 by Niculala Ruecu against Lena Ruecu, it being charged that the plaintiff has not heard from, defendant since less than a year after they were married in 1910.
• 09 Dec 1930 Divorce, $50 alimony and restoration of her former name, Corine Beard were sought by Mrs. Corine Richard in an action entered in superior court No. 2 against Elmer Richard. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in April, 1929. Mrs. Richard averred that her husband cursed her, failed to provide adequate support and, on one occasion struck her.
• 09 Dec 1930 Mrs. Claudia McKee, in a suit to end her marriage, instituted in superior court No. 2, alleged that her husband, Joseph McKee told her that “he did not love her and that she should get a divorce.” They separated last month. She asked that her former name, Claudia Armstrong, be restored.
• 09 Dec 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan granted a divorce in the suit of Fred Meese against Mrs. Sarah A. Meese in superior court No. 1, on charges that the defendant had been guilty of cruelty and desertion. The defendant’s former name, Sarah A. McTigue, was restored. Married last April, the parties separated in July, it was stated.
• 09 Dec 1930 Charging that his wife, Mrs. Ethel M. Caley had refused to live with him and that she had been quilty of desertion and cruelty, William E. Caley was decreed a divorce in superior court No. 1. They married in 1926, separating the same year.
• 09 Dec 1930 Testimony that her husband, Andrew Slack had found fault, been quarrelsome and failed to provide won a divorce for Mrs. Irene Slack in superior court No. 1, thus ending a marriage solemnized in 1927.
• 09 Dec 1930 Mrs. Cora Eicher was given her legal freedom from John A. Eicher and was awarded custody of the two children on her charges, in superior court No. 1, that Eicher struck her and failed to provide. Wedded in 1923, they separated last April. The case was continued until January 15 for hearing on alimony and support for the children.
• 10 Dec 1930 Her husband, Charles O. Smith swore at her, called her names and beat and struck her, causing her “great physical injury” as the result of an alleged beating several days ago, Mrs. Elizabeth J. Smith charged in a suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 192, they separated this month. Mrs. Smith asked that she be decreed $1,000 alimony and custody of her child.
• 10 Dec 1930 Mrs. Ferne S. DeWit, suing Harry DeWitt for divorce and $3,000 alimony in superior court No. 1, averred that he frequently used vile and profane language toward her. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1924. Custody of her child was sought by Mrs. DeWitt.
• 10 Dec 1930 Charging that her husband, William Roth would curse and strike her and that he associated with other women, Mrs. Helen Roth instituted a divorce action in superior court No. 2. They separated on an occasion prior to the last instance this month, it was said but Mrs. Roth returned to him on his promise to mend his ways. They wedded in October, 1929.
• 10 Dec 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted Mrs. Evelyn Marie Koster a divorce from Hugo T. Koster on her testimony that Koster had been guilty of cruelty, quarrelsomeness and constant nagging. Their marriage, contracted in 1928 was disrupted by a separation last August. Mrs. Koster’s former name was restored.
• 10 Dec 1930 Order of dismissal was entered in divorce actions which had been pending in superior court No. 1 as follows: Bessie R. against Harry C. Weaver; Mary W. against George Leazler; Ethel against Benjamin Koback; Margaret against Garth Lutz; Hortense against James Henderson. The divorce suit of Mrs. Fern Molthan against Edward Molthan was ordered venued from superior court No. 1 to Adams County.
• 11 Dec 1930 Charging that her husband, August J. Stein, “swore at her continually,” that he struck her on numerous occasions and “was quarrelsome and refused to talk or be companionable” to her, Mrs. Hilda T. Stein sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Steins married in 1925, separating September 26, 1930. Mrs. Stein further averred that her husband told her several times that he no longer cared for her and that he would not live with her.
• 11 Dec 1930 Divorce decree which Mrs. Dora Smith was granted in action against Harry A. Smith October 28, 1929, was formally entered of record as of that date in superior court No. 1. The decree was not entered previously because of inadvertence, it was stated. Mrs. Smith was awarded the decree on charges of failure to provide and desertion, her former name, Dora Hollenbeck being restored. They separated in February, 1927 after a marriage contracted in 1925.
• 12 Dec 1930 Mrs. Ethel I. Preston who sought a divorce from Kenneth L. Preston, $50 alimony and restoration of her former name, Ethel I. Clausen averred that Preston not only remained away from home until late at night on frequent occasions, but that he failed to provide properly for her and associated with other women. Married in 1924, the Prestons separated last July.
• 12 Dec 1930 Mrs. Hazel B. Breading alleged that her husband, Robert Breading from whom she asked a divorce, accused her of infidelity, failed to support her adequately and remained away from home at night at various time, his absence occasionally being two and three days in duration. They separated last August after a marriage contracted in August, 1927.
• 12 Dec 1930 Charging that her husband, Henry London deserted her in July, 1928 and has since failed to contribute toward her support, Mrs. Dorothy London sued for divorce in superior court No. 1. They married in 1925.
• 12 Dec 1930 Her husband, John Conner created such constant strife that for them to live together longer was intolerable, Mrs. Anna Conner asserted in a complaint for divorce, custody of her three children and support. Conner his wife also charged failed to support his family and to provide a suitable home. Wedded October 2, 1920, they separated last May.
• 12 Dec 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Mrs. Leona Morenus was granted a divorce from Richard Morenus on a cross-complaint, by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1. Morenus , his wife testified, quarreled and nagged, and said he did not want to live with her. They married in October, 1927, separating last February.
• 12 Dec 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Flossie Camp against Forest Camp was ordered dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 13 Dec 1930 His wife, Mrs. Ana Eakright, requested him to quit his position, and in order “to maintain even a degree of peace in the home” it was necessary for him to terminate his employment, Claude Eakright alleged in suit for divorce filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The marriage contracted December 25, 1929 was disrupted by a separation this year, it was stated. Eakright’s complaint further averred that Mrs. Eakright has “constantly nagged and complained” to such an extent that she made living with her impossible. He alleged that she has never been satisfied with any place they have lived and has caused him to move their home repeatedly.
• 13 Dec 1930 Mrs. Helen Besancon sued in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Joe Besancon on charges of cruel and inhuman treatment. Married January 14, 1928, they separated two days later, according to the complaint. She seeks restoration of her former name, Helen Connaghan.
• 13 Dec 1930 Charging that her husband, David M. Zehner has bought her only three articles of clothing, aggregating $62 in value, during the last five years of their married life, Mrs. Daisy Zehner sued for divorce and $5,000 alimony in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Mrs. Zehner’s complaint stated that she has been obliged to work outside her home in order to provide herself with necessary clothing. Zehner, it was alleged has refused to buy her any more clothes, and has informed her that he has “made all the provision for her that he ever intends making.” Wedded in 1903, they separated this month. There are six children, three of whom have attained their majority, it was said. The defendant bought no clothing for the youngest daughter, and refused to purchase any clothes for another child when the latter was graduated from grade school. Mrs. Zehner charged that she had to provide provisions for the family, including the defendant, and that relatives of his would occasionally come and remain at the home for weeks at a time. Mrs. Zehner further alleged that Zehner occasionally inflicted “severe punishment” on her and the children.
• 13 Dec 1930 Mrs. Nora Frech sued Charles A. Frech for divorce in superior court No. 1, complaining that he treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in 1902, it was stated. Mrs. Frech asked that she be granted custody of her child.
• 13 Dec 1930 Her husband, Alva R. Guy was not employed during a period of months and did not try to procure any kind of employment which would bolster the family budget, bur forced her to remain constantly at work and support him. Mrs. Bertha E. Guy charged in action to end her marriage, instituted in superior court No.1. Mrs. Guy also alleged that Guy has nagged and quarreled and that he has been unfaithful in his marital relations to her. They married in 1920, separating this month. She asked that she be awarded custody of her two children.
• 13 Dec 1930 Divorce was sought in an action instituted in superior court No. 1 by James L. Wyatt, Sr., against Mrs. Ora Wyatt on charges that she had been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment. They married in August, 1928.
• 13 Dec 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 decreed Mrs. Dorothy DeVaney a divorce from Elbert DeVaney on her allegations that DeVaney drank and failed to provide for her and that he was cruel, abusive and quarrelsome. They separated last September after a marriage solemnized in 1927. Mrs. DeVaney was given custody of her child, and support of whom DeVaney was ordered to pay $10 weekly.
• 13 Dec 1930 Mrs. Gladys Overholtzer was granted a divorce from Clifton Ross Oberholtzer, custody of the three children, subject to certain modifications, being vested in her and Oberholtzer being charged with their support. Wedded in 1918, they separated last February.
• 13 Dec 1930 Order of dismissal was entered in the divorce action of Homer Clyde Hemrick against Mrs. Lucile Hemrick in superior court No. 1.
• 13 Dec 1930 Order of dismissal was entered in the divorce action of Mrs. Elizabeth Saylor against Charles Saylor in superior court No. 1.
• 14 Dec 1930 Alleging that her husband, Chester Schwise occasional struck, beat and choked her and that he used vile and profane language in her presence, Mrs. Helen V. Schwise sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married September 13, 1930, the parties separated this month. Mrs. Schwise sought restoration of her former name, Helen Sanford.
• 14 Dec 1930 Decree giving Loran C. Shaw a divorce from Mrs. Lillie M. Shaw was entered by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1. The Shaws married in 1925. Shaw averring that the defendant was guilty of cruelty and of association with other men.
• 16 Dec 1930 Alleging that her husband, George H. Donovan struck and beat her, breaking her jawbone and knocking out some of the teeth, Mrs. Rosella Donovan was granted a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1922, the Donovans separated last October, it was stated.
• 16 Dec 1930 Mrs. Gladys Boner was decreed a divorce from Lawrence Boner on her charges that he beat her, drank and was guilty of cruelty. They separated this year after a marriage contracted in 1926. Mrs. Boner was awarded custody of the children, Boner being ordered to pay $10 weekly as support.
• 16 Dec 1930 Mrs. Cora Eicher was freed from John A. Eicher on allegations that he had struck her and failed to provide, the case being continued as to support, the plaintiff being awarded custody of the children. Wedded in 1923, they separated this year.
• 16 Dec 1930 Her husband, Arthur W. Eisinger, told her that she “did not need to be a wife to him,” Mrs. Helen E. Eisinger averred in an action instituted in superior court No. 1 to end her marriage. Mrs. Eisinger averred that Eisinger cursed and swore at her and refused to take her to social affairs which were of interest to them both, all of which “caused must mental anguish” to her. During their married life, which began in 1925 and was disrupted by a separation last July, Eisinger was guilty of “wanton neglect,” cruel and inhuman treatment and incompatibility, Mrs. Eisinger charged. She seeks restoration of her former name, Helen B. Krudop.
• 16 Dec 1930 Suit for annulment of her marriage was entered by Mrs. Jessica B. Grier against Stanford O. Grier in superior court No. 1. Mrs. Grier charged that she entered into the marriage, in March, 1927, in good faith, believing that Grier was unmarried. She alleged, however that following their marriage she discovered that he was married and had not been divorced when she became his bride. She stated that when she learned of his alleged situation, she left him and has not since lived with him.
• 16 Dec 1930 Orders of dismissal were entered in divorce suits pending in superior court No. 1 yesterday as follows: Bertha Wagoner against Ray Wagoner; Gaylord Hoelle against Alemda Hoelle; Clara Sowers against John Sowers; Wilson Hart against Florence Hart; Emily Weldman against Benjamin Weidman and Nelle Markey against Orin Markey, for limited separation.
• 16 Dec 1930 Suit of Fern Molthan against Edward Molthan, an action for divorce was ordered venued from superior court No.1 to Adams county.
• 17 Dec 1930 Alleging that she has not only been obliged to support herself, but that she has also contributed to the maintenance of her husband, Jay Duncan. Mrs. Pearl Duncan sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married September 7, 1928, the Duncans separated this month. Duncan, the wife charged in her complaint was insanely jealous” of her. He would have their home at various hours of the night and early morning and fail to return until the following day, refusing to five her any explanation as to his whereabouts, she claimed. On one occasion, the complaint averred, Duncan asked for his personal property and told Mrs. Duncan he was leaving. He left and did not come back for several weeks thereafter, it was charged. She seeks restoration of her former name, Pearl Ruchel.
• 17 Dec 1930 Charges of abandonment and cruel and inhuman treatment were made in a divorce action of Robert H. Oliver against Mrs. Martha M. Oliver instituted in superior court No. 1. They separated this month after a marriage contracted in February, 1922, it was stated.
• 17 Dec 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was filed by Robert McCall in superior court No. 1, it being averred that the plaintiff created such constant strife that for them to live longer together as husband and wife was intolerable. Wedded in July, 1929, they separated this month.
• 18 Dec 1930 Charging that her husband, Ira A. Moore, “became dissatisfied with married life; and broke up housekeeping, Mrs. Susie B. Moore sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1925, the Mores separated in June, 1927, the separation being Moore’s fault, according to the wife, who averred that he was guilty of non-support and cruel and inhuman treatment. Declaring that he did not care to live with her, Moore, according to Mrs. Moore terminated the housekeeping venture against her will, left her without means of support and moved his living quarters elsewhere.
• 19 Dec 1930 Charging that her husband, Clinton J. Wilson would not permit her to “correct” two children by a former marriage and that the children became so unruly that she was unable to live at peace in her home, Mrs. Bessie Wilson sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married last year, the Wilsons separated this month. They have one child, an infant about 10 weeks old, Mrs. Wilson alleged that the defendant “constantly swore at and cursed” her and that on one recent occasion he told her “to take the baby and go to hell.” He would constantly argue with her and fly into fits of rage over trivial matters, making life together unbearable, Mrs. Wilson further averred.
• 19 Dec 1930 Formal decree of divorce was entered for the plaintiff in the action of Mrs. Ruby Baldwin against Leo Baldwin in superior court No. 1. Evidence in the case was heard a number of months ago, but the decree was not docketed until yesterday.
• 19 Dec 1930 Divorce suit of Mrs. Gladys Myers against Edward L. Myers was ordered dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in circuit court.
• 20 Dec 1930 Alleging that her husband, Howard Harper, has thrown her downstairs, and at other times “forcefully ejected her from the home of his parents where they were living,” Mrs. Helen Harper filed a divorce cross-complaint in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The couple married in 1924. There are three children. Mrs. Harper averred that her mate struck and beat her, and that approximately 24 hours after the birth of the last child, while she was confined to bed, he slapped and otherwise abused her. He “repeatedly told her that their children did not belong to him,” that he “did not care, for them” and “did not want them,” the cross-complaint alleged. She charged further that he failed to care properly for the children and that he prevented her from caring for them in a proper manner.
• 20 Dec 1930 Alleging that her husband, Ollie Brown, has come to their home on various occasions in “a drunken and abusive condition,” Mrs. Maude Brown sued for a one-year limited separation, in superior court No. 2 yesterday. Mrs. Brown’s complaint averred in part that she “has chided with the defendant, begged and pleaded with him to desist in his habitual imbiding of strong and spirituous drink, but said persuasion is of no avail.” It was stated, however that she believes that if the court were to grant her a limited separation for one year, the defendant “would find and become reconciled as to his plight and condition and thereby reform.” Married in 1920, they separated this month.
• 20 Dec 1930 Mrs. Catherine Doris filed suit in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Roland Dorris, charging that he failed to support her and the two children, custody of whom she seeks. Married in 1926, they separated last June.
• 20 Dec 1930 Fred Gongwer instituted action in superior court No. 1 to terminate his marriage to Mrs. Eunice Gongwer, claiming that she scolded and nagged at him and found fault, making it impossible for them to live together. They married in 1926.
• 20 Dec 1930 “Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 decreed Mrs. Beatrice Schieferstein a divorce from Erwin Schieferstein on her allegations that the defendant struck and beat her and that she was compelled to work. She was awarded custody of her children, Schleferstein being ordered to pay $7 weekly for their support. Wedded in 1923, they separated last year.
• 20 Dec 1930 Decree of divorce for the plaintiff was formally entered in the case of Harvey Bovine against Fern Bovine in superior court No. 1, the entry being made as of July 24, 1930, when it was said the hearing was held. Through inadvertence the decree had not previously been entered of record, it was stated. The marriage was ended on charges that the defendant had deserted the plaintiff and associated with other men.
• 20 Dec 1930 Orders of dismissal on motions of the respective plaintiffs were entered in divorce actions in superior court No. 1 as follows: Lucille Stier against Paul Stier; Isabel Hartman against Joseph Hartman; H. Townsend against Mary Townsend; Isabelle Huston against Harold Huston.
• 21 Dec 1930 Her husband, John W. Vought treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner, Mrs. Nellie M. Vought charged in a suit to end her marriage, filed in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married October 1, 1892, Voughts separated last November, according to the complaint. Mrs. Vought asked that she be awarded custody of a child, 12.
• 21 Dec 1930 Allegations of desertion, infidelity, and cruelty were made in a cross-complaint for divorce from Mrs. Nellie Gowan, filed by Wilbur Gowan in superior court No. 1. The litigants, it was stated, married in 1928 and were divorced and remarried.
• 21 Dec 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted divorce to Mrs. Arizona Chambers against William Chambers. Mrs. Chambers said she worked to support the family, including her husband. Married in 1914, they separated last April. Custody of a minor daughter was vested in Mrs. Chambers.
• 21 Dec 1930 Mrs. Thelma Thibault, whose name was restored to Thelma Watson, alleged that her husband had stuck her and failed to provide. The marriage was contracted in 1928. The divorce was granted in superior court No. 1.
• 21 Dec 1930 Judge Ryan denied a divorce in the case of Mrs. Velma Frederick against Walter J. Frederick following testimony of the wife. It was held that the case did not merit relief by the court because of revelations of alleged misconduct and irregularity. The litigants separated this year after having been married in 1926.
• 23 Dec 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Dewey Joquman, on various occasions “beat, choked and kicked” him, W. J. Joquman sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. They separated in December, 1929 when, Joquman charged, Mrs. Joquman abandoned him, During a long period prior to the separation, the complaint averred, she treated him “in an insulting, cool, bitter, disagreeable, inconsiderate and uncivil manner” at divers times. It was claimed by Joquman that she was incompatible in that she refused to accompany him on business or social affairs, that she declined to cook his meals and that she told him “to get out, that she would not live with him.”
• 23 Dec 1930 John Martin filed suit in superior court No. 2 for divorce from Mrs. Marie Martin, charging that she cursed and swore in the presence of the plaintiff and the three children, and that she abandoned the family. Wedded in 1923, they separated in October, 1928. Martin further alleged also that she associated with other men. He asked that he be granted custody of their children.
• 23 Dec 1930 Decree of divorce and judgment for $5,000 alimony were awarded Mrs. Ella Mae Sieb on her cross-complaint in an action began by Christian C. Sieb, in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1906, the Siebs separated this year. Mrs. Siebs alleged that her husband associated with other women and was guilty of cruelty.
• 23 Dec 1930 Subject to testimony of residence witnesses, Kenneth Guisinger was decreed a divorce from Mrs. Hazel Guisinger on charges that she refused to live with him and was guilty of association with other men, cruelty and desertion. They separated last May after a marriage contracted in 1928. The plaintiff was given custody of the child.
• 23 Dec 1930 Charge of desertion resulted in the entry of divorce decree for Mrs. Pearl Bostick from Earl C. Bostick in superior court No. 1. The Bosticks married in March, 1928, separating this year.
• 23 Dec 1930 A charge of desertion was entered in superior court No. 1 by George T. Hunter from Mrs. Queenie Hunter. The Hunters matrimonial contract began in 1920 and was disrupted by a separation 1926.
• 23 Dec 1930 Bethel Williams filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Mrs. Thelma Williams, averring that she quarreled with him, associated with other men and neglected her household duties. Wedded in 1927, they separated last month.
• 23 Dec 1930 Divorce action of Robert H. Oliver against Mrs. Martha M. Oliver was dismissed in superior court No. 1.
• 24 Dec 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Becktell, while “in a fit of anger,” left him July 19, 1926, and that her whereabouts are unknown to him, Oscar L. Becktell sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The alleged abandonment was due to no fault or misconduct on the part of the plaintiff, the complaint averred. The Becktells married December 31, 1918.
• 24 Dec 1930 Judge Charles J. Ryan of superior court No. 1 granted M. L. Powell a divorce from Mrs. Edna Powell, it being charged that she had ban guilty of cruelty and desertion and had left a note stating that she would not live with the plaintiff. Wedded in January, 1930, they separated in April.
• 24 Dec 1930 Mrs. Irene Kyler was decreed a divorce from Louis M. Kyler and $575 alimony in superior court No. 1. The parties married in September, 1923.
• 24 Dec 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce from Mrs. Nora Freck was filled in superior court No. 1 by Charles Freck, who averred in part that she had deserted him on several occasions and that she “has become very irritable and peevish” during the past two years.
• 27 Dec 1930 Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Alline Mohler, “would often become angry with him and scratched him on the face,” Harry A. Mohler filed suit for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Mohlers, it was stated, separated this month after a marriage contracted in March, 1927. Mohler charged that the defendant “would lose control of herself on various occasions, causing arguments and strife in the family.” The complaint further alleged that she associated with other men.
• 27 Dec 1930 Mrs. Elsie Davis instituted action in superior court No. 2 to terminate her marriage to John B. Davis, who she averred deserted her, leaving her for approximately two years, and associated with other women. Wedded in May, 1923, they separated in March, 1920.
• 27 Dec 1930 Charging that her husband, Newton W. Smith has been out of work and has “not been trying to earn a livelihood” and that she, therefore has been forced to seek factory employment, “working 12 hour a day in order to support herself and her husband,” Mrs. Lillie M. Smith sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1902, the Smiths it was stated separated December 24, 1930. Mrs. Smith’s complaint alleged that the defendant had struck her, “bruising her body, and at times would twist her arm causing severe pain.” He also cursed her, “calling her all types of vile names,” and nagged at and quarreled with her, it was averred.
• 27 Dec 1930 William F. Groh was decreed a divorce from Mrs. Anna M. Groh by Robert Y. Keegan, acting as judge pro tem in superior court No. 1, thus terminating a marriage which, contracted in 1916, was disrupted by a separation this year. There are seven children, custody of whom was awarded to Mrs. Groh, Groh being ordered to pay $15 weekly for their support. According to the provisions of the decree Mrs. Groh is to be permitted to reside in the part of the plaintiff’s home now occupied by her until the end of the school year. Groh’s complaint alleged that she nagged at him and neglected to perform her household duties.
• 28 Dec 1930 His complaint charging in part that his wife, Mrs. Harriet Stoll “is about to desert him and is going to Florida,” Herbert F. Stoll sued for divorce in superior court No. 1 yesterday. Married in 1921, the Stolls separated this month. Stoll also averred that Mrs. Stoll has nagged at and found fault with him and that “her conduct is such that he can no longer live with her.” He seeks custody of the child.
• 28 Dec 1930 Bert Dominique instituted action in superior court No. 1 to terminate his marriage to Mrs. Mary Dominique, claiming that she accused him unjustly of “going with women.” Dominique alleged that his wife ordered him out of the house last August, telling him “to take his clothes and get the h--- out of here and stay out.” On numerous occasions, he charged she called his certain vile and indecent names. Mrs. Dominique, according to her husband’s complaint, “would refuse to cook his meals and he would have to go to the restaurants and buy his noon day lunch on his way to work.” Prior to and since their marriage, Dominique accused his mate has worked and refused his request to desist from these labors and stay home and do the housework. His complaint said that he “has tried to be and has been, a good, true and loving husband and has in all things and ways respected his marriage vows,” which were assumed in 1923.
• 28 Dec 1930 Alleging that her husband, Donald Hart has quarreled with her, come home in an intoxicated condition, struck her, knocked her down, cursed her and spent most of his money for liquor, Mrs. Ruby Hart began suit for divorce in superior court No. 1. They separated this month after a marriage in August, 1929.
• 28 Dec 1930 The divorce action of Mrs. Susie Stevens against Vinton J. Stevens was ordered dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.
• 30 Dec 1930 Mrs. Rose Bodkin was awarded a decree of marital freedom in superior court No. 1 from William Bodkin on allegations that he had been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to provide. They separated last October after a marriage contracted in 1908. Mrs. Bodkin was given custody of the four children, Bodkin being ordered to pay $15 weekly for their support.
• 30 Dec 1930 Charges of failure to provide properly during a period of five years won a divorce in superior court No. 1 for Mrs. Alma Miller. Wedded in 1926, they separated last March.
• 30 Dec 1930 Mrs. Addie Hahn was given a divorce from Herbert Hahn on charges of cruelty in superior court No. 1.
• 31 Dec 1930 Alleging that her husband, Guy R. Bell threatened to kill her and that he was quarrelsome and guilty of cruelty, Mrs. Daisy Bel was decreed a divorce by Judge Charles J. Ryan in superior court No. 1 yesterday. The Bells, it was stated separated last October after a marriage contracted in November, 1929. Mrs. Bell’s former name, Daisy Hartman was restored.
• 31 Dec 1930 Judge Ryan gave Mrs. Leota Baker a divorce in superior court No. 1 in her action against Martin V. Baker who, she charged had deserted her and failed to provide. Married in 1920, they separated in 1927.
• 31 Dec 1930 In superior court No. 2 Judge George H. Leonard awarded Mrs. Evelyn S. Goshorn a divorce from Foster A. Goshorn on her charges that Goshorn would leave home for several days at a time and that he failed as a provider. Wedded in July, 1929 it was said, the principals separated the same year. Restoration of Mrs. Goshorn’s former name was ordered.
• 31 Dec 1930 Mrs. Rhea Williams filed suit in superior court No. 1 for divorce from Harry Williams, the complaint alleging that he was convicted of a crime subsequent to the marriage. They married in 1911 and separated last March. Mrs. Williams asked that she be granted custody of the two children.
• 31 Dec 1930 Cross-complaint for divorce was entered by Mrs. Minnie N. Ge in an action instituted by Howard H. Gee in superior court No. 1. They married in 1914. Mrs. Gee charged that constant strife rendered it intolerable for her and her husband to live together. Gee, she alleged drank excessively, made insulting remarks to her and told her on numerous occasions “that he did not love her and that he did not care to have her in their home.” She seeks custody of the two children.
• 31 Dec 1930 Divorce action of Mrs. Clara Jueschke against Frank F. Jueschke was ordered dismissed on motion of the plaintiff in superior court No. 1.

Some of the cases listed were dismissed and others resulted in divorce decrees.