Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1957-10-24
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases

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guardian, has filed suit to sell
real estate and quiet title to pro.
perty in Middlefield Twp. and
village. The suit is against her
ward, Donald Leon Hostetler
Middlefield; Mabel F. Nordeen
Middlefield; Alonzo A. Atwood
Middlefield; heirs of P hiliL
Hoon, deceased; Aida Hunt, ad.
dress known and her unknown
spouse; Frank Hoon, address un.
known and his unknown spouse
Nellie Hoon, address unknown
and her unknown spouse; Han
nah Davis, address unknown;
John Hoon, address unknown
and his unknown spouse; Sarah
Ats h u r, address unknown
Morris AltShular, address un.
known; the unknown spouse OF
Oscher Bulbe, address unknown
Mary A. Chandler, address un.
known, and her unknown spouse
Frederick Hoon, address un.
known and his unknown spouse
Marlene Crum, formerly Mar
lene Wiencek, Whitney Rd.,
Huntsburg, is seeking a divorce
from Robert B. Crum, address
unknown, charging gross neg
lect of duty and extreme curel-
ty. The couple have no children.
Edward w. Kuehnel and Ma
ry E. Kuehnel have filed suit to
quiet title to property in Hamb-
den Twp. The suit is against Ho-
sea King, address unknown, and
his heirs, and Polly King, spouse
address unknown.
Norma BoSak, Hoover Rd.
Auburn Twp, has filed for di.
vorce from Frank BoSak. Au,
burn. The couple have one child
A suit to quiet title to real
estate in Montville Twp. has
been filed by Theodore E. Gay.
nor and Eleanor M. Gaynor
Thompson, against Luthur Dan,
els, J.C. Johnson, Saphrona
Johnson, w. H. Johnson and his
unknown SpouS and their
heirs; Byron w. Heath and Fern
E. Heath Burrows Rd., Thomp-
son; Clarence and Grace Davis
Thompson.
Emma Bell KrestenSen, mi
nor, by Audrey Roger, her mo-
ther, Rt. 528, Thompson, is seek
ing a divorce from Peter A.
KreStenSen, a minor, by Karl
KrestenSen, his father, Thomp-
son Leroy Rd., charging gross
neglect of duty. The couple have
one daughter.
J.P. Walsh, doing business as
J.P. Walsh and Sons, Bass Lake
Rd., Chardon, is seeking $409.-
36 which he claims is a balance
due on account from Gigliotti
and Stevens Inc, Rt. 4, Char
don.
William S. Pinkett, as father
Of Richard Pinkett, a minor, Sc
Maple St., Chagrin Falls, has fill
ed suit for $4,000 for alleged
injuries caused in an accident in
the Village of Aurora on Aug.
l9. The petition states the young
Pinkett, George Nix, Russell
Rd., Russell Twp, and two
other youths were together at a
store in Aurora. After they had
all been in the store for some
time, the Nix youth and one 9TH
er boy got into Nix's car, which
had brought them all to the
store, and took off in the dir
ection opposite from that which
the group intended to proceed
Richard Pinkett and the remain
ing youth, according to the petit
ton, left the store and spotted
the car returning up the road
When the Pinkett youth went
across the street and attempted
to wave Nix to a sept, the driv-
er veered hitting Pinkett and
throwing him so feet, the petit
ton states.
Charging exreme cruelty and
gross neglect of duty, Rose Ma
rec Jackson, Box 1862, Burton, is
seeking divorce from Everett
James Jackson, Burton. The
couple have three children. In
her petition Mrs. Jackson charg-
es that he tends to favor, finaa-
cially, children of former mar
riage, that he spends evenings
alone away from home, and that
he has in recent weeks applied
the silent treatment. She is seek
ing custody of the children.
Dorothy E. PuSkas, 521 E.
260 ST., Euclid. is seeking 81
444.80 from Albert j. GroSSman,
Thwing Rd., Chardon, claiming
she had to spend that amount to
repair a house which she pur-
chased from GroSSman in Euc-
lid. She alleges that Grossman
sold them the house for $13 900,
but that it was not built accord
ing to plans shown.
The Commercial Adjustment
and Credit Co., Cleveland Trust