The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-21

The estate is valued at $4,000 anC
Clifton l.. Caryl is attorney. Guy
Mitchell, w. F. Cody and Walter
Asman are appraisers.
Glenna M. Blumenschein has
been named administrators of the
estate of Clark D. Rogers, late OF
Paris township, under bond ol
$4,000. The estate is valued at $22,-
600 and Clifton L. Caryl is attor-
ney. Walter ASman, Walter Cody
and Guy Mitchell are appraisers.
Howard B. Owen has been nam.
ed administrator of the estate ol
Ella Owen, late of Allen township
under bond of $4,000. The estate
is valued at $4,000 and Clifton l.
Caryl is attorney. Carl Coleman
Leo Coleman and Robert Acker-
man are appraisers.
Mary E. Westlake has been nam
ed administrative of the estate ol
Ada M. Westlake, late of Marys-
vile, under bond of 500. c. A
Hopes is attorney.
Forest II. RooSa has been named
administrator of the estate OF
Florence. H. ..RooSa, late of Liberty
township, under bond of $210O. The
estate is valued at $500 and Will
liam L. Coleman Is attorney. Will
lard Winter, Bert Miller and J
w. Bower are appraisers.
COMMON PLEAS COURT
Divorces Filed
Wanda L. BrunSOn from Forrest
Brunson, on grounds of the de.
fendant being incarcerated in the
Kentucky Penitentiary. They were
married May %, 1914, and have
no children. Plaintiff asks to be
restored to her maiden name oI
Wanda Lockwood. Milo L. Myers
is attorney for the plaintiff.
Betty B. Simpson from Harolc
K. Simpson, on grounds of gross
neglect of duty and extreme cru
city. They were married Nov. 9
1941, and have one child, of whom
| plaintiff asks, custody
In an answer and cross petition
defendant denies charges of the
plaintiff and says, instead, the
plaintiff has been guilty of ex'
treme cruelty toward him.
I Defendant enlisted. in the Army
in February, 1912, and served un,
til Dec. 3. 1915, 19 months over,
seas. During the entire time he
was in the Army plaintiff received
an allotment of $50 from the gov
ernment and the last two years
defendant has sent her an addition
al $50 out of his own salary, plus
another S700 more. In 1943, as a
Christmas present, he purchased
$500 fur coat for the plaintiff
Both plaintiff and their child have
always had sufficient money for
proper support.
4 Since his discharge, defendant
has received 5000 in mastering out
pay, which he has turned over to
fplaintiff. In addition, he has turn.
ed over to her approximately $40
per week out aof his weekly earn
ings of $23.80, keeping only $3 or &
per week for himself
At least four months before his
discharge, defendant says he wrote
to the plaintiff, asking her to So
cure an apartment for themselves
which she failed to do. Therefore
they have been living with her par
entS, but paying any rent request
ed.
From the time of his discharge
until Feb. 16, defendant has been
gone from the plaintiff only two
evenings, the last time being Feb
Is, when he acted as a referee for
basketball game in Milford Cen
ter. Upon his return home that
evening defendant found the out
side door locked and was admitted
to the house by the plaintiffs
grandmother. Upon going to THEN
room. defendant found the door
barred with a chair, and when he
was finally granted access to tho
room, plaintiff told him to get out
and stay out. Since then, he has
been living with his parents.
Defendant says plaintiff desires
to control his every move, ano
even wants an accounting of the s.
or 81 he retained for spending
money each week. Contrary tc
plaintiffs allegations, defendant
says he has been a dutiful husband
but by reason of plaintiffs i'll
treatment he has become nervous
and worried and asks a divorce.
In addition to the divorce, de-
fendant seeks a restraining order
preventing plaintiff from disposing
of the money he has turned over tc
her, except that necessary to the
support of the child; that upon an
accounting of the money she now
has he be given a reasonable share
! thereof, and that he be awarded
final custody of the child. Gwynr
Sanders is attorney for the defen-
dant.