Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1919-10-16
New Cases Filled


Edwin f. Dumond has brought
suit for divorce from Erma May
Dumond to whom he was married
in 1912 at Bellefontaine. He asks
for custody of their two children.
Statutory grounds are alleged.
G. Reed Campbell asks judgment
against Harry P. and Rosa A.
Guthrie for S437.79 on a promis-
sorry note and for sale of live stock
on which he holds chattel mort
gage to satisfy the judgment.
Roscoe G. Griffith in suit against
Andrew M. Abbott asks judgment
for 81 ,6S2 sc on promissory note.
Philomena Ratty in a suit against
Loyal B. Curtis ct al. seeks to force
conveyance of deed to six acres
in lot forty, Douglas Farm Addi-
ton, Lake township, reciting that
VIM Ratty from whom she receiv-
ed her right to the property fll-
filled the conditions of it's purchase
but that transfer has not been
made. The amount involved is
$1,O5O.
The Gram Bernstein Motor
Truck Co seeks to recover a motor
truck from George G. Letter, having
filed petition in replevin in the
common pleas court.
Paul c.. Keyes, receiver of the
First National Bank of Bowling
Green, has petitioned the common
pleas court for permission to sell lot
62, a livery stable building now
used as garage, in Haskins, to NJ.
G.. Paquette, of Stony Ridge, for
$500, payable S4O0 in cash, $3.50
payable in June, 1920, $3.50 in Nov
ember, 1920, the deferred payments
to draw interest at the rate of six
per cent. per annum.
James Avery has brought suit
against Benjamin M. Soleau, ct al,
for 81 $50. He claims this amount
is due him as commission for find
ing a purchaser for property of So
leau, 120 acres of land in section IL,
Plain township He states that he
was to receive one-half of all sums
in excess of SIS per acre and that
he found the defendant w. G. Burk-
hart, as such purchaser at $2l0 per
acre.
Marie Mccullough has brought
suit for divorce from Milford Nc
Coliough, to whom she was mar
ried in Sept. 10th 1916, at Adrian,
Mich. They have no children. She
says that at the suggestion and
earnest solicitation of the defendant
she acquiesced in keeping the mar
riage secret and that it was so
kept for a long time thereafter.
She charges that he failed to pro-
vide for her. She asks restoration
to her maiden name of Marie Du-
.. belzig.
Charles L. Derby asks for di-
vorce from May A. Derby to whom
h7 was married in December, 1918.
,, He charges her with neglect of duty
in the way of unnecessary absences
from home and that last December
: she left him while he was ill with
influenza and sick in bed and has
been willfully absent for nearly a
,, year now.
Suit to quiet title to lot 249 in
J Tarr's addition to North Baltimore
has been brought by Ananias w.
Turner, ct al, against John Lyons,
ct al.
Appeal from the court of L. D.
Arnold of Henry township has been
taken bv Campbell & Mong The
latter were given judgment for $35
and costs against James Wood.
Tqey had asked for $50. SO for labor
and material furnished Wood.
Hazel Ewing asks for divorce
from Roscoe e. Ewing to whom she
was married in 1915. They have
no children and she asks restoration
to her former name of Lake. She
charges willful absence for more
than three years.