Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-04-10

den Twp, of which all own
one quarter. Also named in the
case is Bruce Martin of Martin
Tire and Supply, Ravenna, to
which James GruSs owes a sum
of money.
The First National Bank of
Burton, Chester office, h S
brought two cases for amounts
claimed due on notes. They are
against Herbert o. Stokes, Coun-
ty Line Rd., Gates Mills, for
$558.25, and Alton F. Conrad II
and Theresa M. Conrad, Rt. 322,
HuntSburg, for $218.10.
Charging gross neglect of duty
and extreme cruelty, Alma L.
Walker, Chagrin F. allS, has
brought action for divorce a.
gainSt Charles B. Walker. Mrs.
Walker seeks custody of their
three minor sons, temporary
and permanent support and ali
mony.
Seeking appropriation of ap-
proXimately 80 acres for the
construction of a water reser-
voir, the City of Akron has filed
suit against Emily Frank, Valley
Rd., Auburn Twp.
Don r. Stevens, claiming
$3700 is due on a note, has
brought action to collect that a.
mount against Vincent Gigliotti
Rt. l, Chardon
The General Exchange InSur-
ance Corporation, Youngstown,
and Thomas Curry, Youngstown
have filed action for $170.82 a,
gainSt Robert V. Pell, Garfield
Heights. Curry and the inSur.
ance firm say the amount is for
damages resulting from an &C,
cident on Rt, 400 ten months
ago.
Three persons nave filed suit
for injuries claimed in an auk
accident on Rt. 43 two years
ago against Robert Profits, a mi
nor, Newbury Center. Filling the
cases were Lawrence Mickey
/ Parma, driver of the car, fol
$4,000 injuries and $3.50 dam,
ages; Dolores Mickey, Parma
| passenger and wife of the driv
er, $500 injuries, Clara Mickey
Cleveland, passenger and moth
er of the driver, $35, 600 injuries
Rulings
| Dewey M. Willougby, Geau
| ga Lake, was granted a divorce
from Nancy H. Willoughby, Au
burn Center.
Geraldine Viola Crilow, Jugs
Rd., Burton, was awarded a di
Vorce from Raymond Crilow
Burton.
The court ordered several pro
pertieS sold for delinquent tax
| eS. Owners of the real estate
location of the land, and amour
/ due on taxes are: Antonette PIT
cianno, three lots in Kiwani!
Lake, NeWbury, $233.02; H. P
Mcintosh, 2.59 acres in Middle
field Twp, $500; H. P. McIn
tosh, / acre in Middlefield Twp
$88.O3; william J. Gold and Jea
nette Gold, one lot in Forres
and Sylvan Lakes Subdivision
Burton, $12.14; william LleWel
lyn, one lot at Aquilla, $44. 18
o. L. Halstead, one lot, Burton
Village, $60402; Judd D. Collins
and Ernest J. Boyd, one lot
Aquilla, $67.36; Olive Johnston
one lot, Forrest and Sylvan LAX
eS, Sc; Edward and Lila Hotter
one lot, KiWanis Lake, $43 .68
Ludwig Ritondaro, CO Leonf
Swan Walworth, Cleveland wa
ordered to pay SIS in temper
ary alimony and $50 for temper
ary support of two minor child
rem weekly to Ruth RitondarO
120 Center St., Chardon. He il
also to pay $50 toward her eX
penSeS in this action.
The divorce action brought b!
Bob R. Murphy, 304 South St.
Chardon, against Rachel Muir
ply, 212 Wat St., was settled
and dismissed at Murphy
costs.
Case filed by t he STANDARD
Marine Insurance Co. an {
Cloyce E. Clark against Vens
Mae Osborn was settled and dis
missed at costs of the insurance
firm and the Clark woman.
The First National Bank O.
Burton, Chester Office, was a
Warded judgments of 1858 q
from Herbert o. Stokes, Gate!
Mills, and $218.10 from Alton F
Conrad and Theresa M. Con
rad, Huntsburg. The amount
was due on notes.
The court granted a restrain
ing order prohibiting Charles B
Walker, Chagrin Falls, from en-
tering the premises of Alma L
Walker during the pendency O.
their divorce action.
The quiet title action brought
by Billy I. Gouge, Los Angeles
against Gloria Krieg Jackson
and others, Cleveland, was set
tied and dismissed at Gouge's
costs.
Don r. Stevens was awarded
a judgment of $37OO due on g
note from Vincent Gigliotti, Rt
/, Chardon.
The action claiming $414.2S
brought by Revlon. Inc, Edison
NJ, against Audre B. Cook
doing business as Cooks Drug
was settled and dismissed a.
Cooks costs.
The appointment of Clinton