Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-10
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases

New Eases
The Gramatan National Bank
and Trust Co. is seeking a judge
ment of $1174.32 against Leroy
Young and Blanche Young, Rt.
l, Chardon, charging that a.
mount is due on a cognovit note.
Beverly Jane Blewett, N. Che.
shire ST., Burton, h a gin G
gross neglect of duty, has filed
suit in Common Pleas Court for
permission to live apart from
John Leonard Blewett, 201 N.
Hambden St., Chardon, and
seeking custody of their children
and support for her and the chill
dren. She alleges in her petit
ton that he refuses to secure
and keep steady employment
and that she and their two sons
must now rely on charity for
support.
Mariedna Dressler, 149 South
St., has filed suit for divorce
from william DreSSler, Mont
vile. In her petition, Mrs. Dres-
Sler says she had, on numer-
Gus occasion, filed petitions for
divorce in this court, but that
each time she has dismissed her
petition on his promise to be-
have himself and conduct him
elf as a husband and father. On
Sept. 90, she alleges, he struck
and beat her, and that he has
been guilty Of extreme cruelty.
The couple have one daughter.
The Tivoli Brewing Co., Den
yer, Colo, has filed suit for
judgement of $3,285.45 against
Paul r. Gubbins, doing business
as Gubbins Distributing Co.,
cambridge, Rd., Geauga County.
The brewing firm says it re-
ceived a judgement in the dis.
trict court of Sedgewick Coun-
ty, KanS., for that amount, and
that no part of it has been
paid.
? Roland j. Humbolt and Susan
L. Humbolt, 221 Downing Dr.,
Chardon, are seeking to collect
$2779 from Mrs. Stella Allyn, 222
Maple Ave. The HumboltS say
they leased the premises at 201
Maple Ave. from Mrs. Allyn in
September 1856, and that as a
result of water flooding in the
basement of the rented premises
this spring, they were damaged
in the amount sought. The Hum
bolts assert, in their petition,
that Mrs. Allyn knew of the
flooding basement, but failed to
inform them of that condition.
The basement is of the type used
for a garage, and their car was
damaged, according to the Hum
| bolts.
In a similar case, Gordon
Freeman and Marjorie Freeman
Rt. 4, Chardon, have filed suit
to collect $2148 from Mrs. AL
lyn. They claim their basement,
at the leased premises at 201
Maple Ave, flooded up to sew
en- feet this spring, damaging
their car and other valuable pos
sessions.
Charging gross neglect of du-
ty and extreme cruelty, Nal
colin G. Parker, Middlefield,
has filed for divorce from Helen
B. Parker, also of Middlefield
The couple have no children.
The State of Ohio has filed for
appropriation of real estate fol
highway purposes against Ella
Marie Brack, Richfield, Ohio
Steve Karlovic and Susie Karlo
vic, Rt. 322, Huntsburg, and the
Treasurer of Geauga County.
Rulings
The divorce case filed by Shar
on Reed of Middlefield agains
James Reed, Middlefield, wa
dismissed at her costs.
1t appearing to the court tina
a previous order, issued in tht
Spills money only cased fileC
by the Concrete Pipe of Ohio
Inc, against Nat Farinacci
Chardon, was violated, the cour
ordered that Mr.. Farinacci ap
pear in court to show why h
should not be punished for con
tempt.
Andrew j. Taylor, Chagril
Falls, was ordered to pay, dur
ing the litigation of the divorc
suit filed against him by Mi
dred E. Taylor, Chagrn Falls
temporary alimony of $55 week