The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-07-20
DIVORCED SATURDAY
MARRIED TUESDAY

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The divorce case Of Ida Hunsberger
Hunter VS.. Frank w. Hunter came up
Tor hearing before Judge Mcclure
saturday morning and when court ad-
journed there was no Mrs. Hunter.
Plaintiff charged defendant with
habitual drunkenness and neglect Of
duty. Plaintiff fled answer summing
up the plaintiffs defects, charging
her with nagging him, etc, and asked
for alimony. AT the hearing Saturday
Mr.. Hunters attorney agreed to with
draw his cross petition in which the
alimOny was asked for providing the
plaintiff would not ask for alimony.
This was, agreed to and the court, after
hearing several Witnesses, granted the
divorce and restoration Of maiden
name.
Mr.. Hunter, who was in town, sat
in the park while the court was in
session.
Tuesday, Cleveland papers carried
the information that Mr.. Hunter had
again been married, the ceremony tax
ing place that day,-to Jennie M. Ham
ilton of Cleveland This is the fourth
venture for Mr.. Hunter.
Other Journal Entries
Charles A. Stebbins VS.. Joseph
Haury, order of sale returned and APP
proved and deed ordered. The prop
erty in question was sold some time
ago at sheriff's sale.
Archie Curtiss VS.. Myron Curtiss,
on his application, w. H. Gardner is
made party defendant with leave to
file answer. The case Is the out
growth of property which must be
sold to obtain a division, upon which
property w. H. Gardner holds
mortgage.
Mary A. Kelser VS.. Geo. Kelser,
temporary alimony Of $25 per month
is granted to plaintiff. The parties
live at Homerville
New Court Cases
Mary A. Kelser VS.. George M. KEEL
ser, alimony, injunction and equitable
relief. The Kelsers reside atNHomer-
vile and in her petition plaintiff AYERS
that they were married ON the 10Th
day of June, 1881, at West Salem, o.,
two children being born to this union.
Defendant is charged with extreme
cruelty and that he used profane and
obscene language in addressing plain
tiff. The latter states that she has
been in poor health and that defend
ant has refused her proper medical
attention, making her return to her
work when she was too weak and ex-
hausted to do same, and that he
claimed that her illness was slammed.
Plaintiff claims that she had numerous
operations. which haSE teri htf III
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grant her divorce with aIim0ny.
Hearing was had on Monday and di-
v0rce granted with temporary ali
inony Of $25 per month, payable semi
monthly. Defendant was also ordered
to put up $50 within 80 days as at
torney's fees. H. o. Yoder, Cleveland,
attorney for plaintiff.
Frank Hopkins VS.. Jacob Drushal,
error. Defendant received judgment
Of $16.68 and costs on a promissory
note, before Justice Of, the peace A..
w. Ziegler, Of Homerville. Plaintiff
claims the court had no jurisdiction
in the matter. A. w. VanEpp, attor-
ney for plaintiff.
L. F. McPeck VS.. M. E. Huffman,
money only. Plaintiff charges that de-
fendant agreed to transport his house.
hold goods from Cleveland to Medina
for the sum of $12. The goods were
loaded all right and got down as far
as Fenn's Corners, when they were
scattered along the road. The cause OF
the scattering was stated at the time
as being from smash-up which oc-
Cured when two Reuter- boys, on
motorcycle ran into Huffman. 1t laid
Huffman up with a couple of broken
ribs, the horses doing their "bit." Nc
Peck now wants Huffman to pay him
damages to the extent Of $125.
\ Probate Court
S. C. Durling appointed administra-
tor Of the estate Of Lydia During.
Bond, $44, ,25O.0O. Frank Hunsberger,
William J. Wells and Thomas Collier
appointed appraisers.
Elmer Fetzer appointed guardian OF
William w. Fetzer and John F. Fetzer.
Bond 81, 100000
Order Of appraisement in land sale
in estate of Adam Shaffer approved
and order of sale issued.
Will Of Mary Huffman admitted to
probate.
First and final account filed in guar
dianship Of Rose A. Smith.
Inventory filed in estate OF Elma y.
Fellows.
Inventory filed in estate Of Gurus 9.
Inman.
Inventory filed in estate Of William
G. Strosacker.
G. HI. Ingraham appointed admins
traitor Of the estate Of Rose A.. Smith.
Application to sell personal prop
erty at private sale in estate Of Cyrus
C. Inman filed and permission grant
ed. Order Of sale issued.
Marriage Licenses
Joseph A. Seymour and Gladys
Fusselman, both Of Medina.
Carl f. Ulbuck, Cleveland and Maize
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