Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-09-04
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Heights, e e k judgment for
S459.00 claimed due on account,
T h e y have filed an action a.
gainst Lawrence A. McDevitt,
Daisy Lane, Chagrin Falls.
Claiming $500 is du on a
note, Eugene Gurkoff, Harris
burg, Pa, has filed suit for a
judgment in that amount a.
gainSt Drew N. Martin Jr. and
Margaret L. Martin, Chester
land.
Sharon Thomas, Rt. 4, Char
don, has filed action for divorce
against Kenneth D. Thomas, a
minor, 1887 E. 125th St., Cleve-
land, charging gross neglect of
duty and extreme cruelty. In ad-
dition to the divorce she asks
custody Of their minor child and
funds for support.
Steve Motil, Rt. /, Forrest Rd.
Chardon, the Buckeye Union
Fire Insurance Co., Columbus,
and the Travellers Fire Insur-
ance Co., Hartford, Conn, have
filed an action for a $1O25 judg-
ment against Quiggin and Son
Inc, South Eu clid. In their
petitions NJ OF ii and the 9th
ers assert that he contracted
with Quiggins to install electric
heat in his home, and that Gen
eral Electric heat cable was in
stalled. The petitioners claim
that as result of faulty installa-
ton of the heating, a fire occur.
red on Dec. 80, 1855, damaging
the home to the extent of the a.
m cunt claimed. Judgment is
asked in the amounts of $358. .3e
for Motil, $685. for Buckeye
and $128.13 for Travellers.
Lenora Jeanne Schoonover, 68
N. Spring Valley Park Dr., Balm
bridge, is seeking a divorce
from Robert M. Schoonover, To.
ledo. She charges he Is guilty OF
gross neglect of duty, saying he
abandoned her without good
cause. She is asking alimony
The couple have no children.
Rulings
Richard o. Barnes, doing bus
mess as Barnes Saw Mill, Char.
don, was given a Judgment OF
$230.95 due on a note from 10.
seph J. Stankus.
The appointment of Robert J.
Flyer as a special deputy by
Sheriff Louis A. Robusky was
approved by Common PIE S
Judge Harold J. Richmond
A temporary restraining order
prohibiting him from entering
on the premises where she re-
sides, was issued in the divorce
case filed by Shirley Nelson, Rt.
4, Chardon, against Rufus B. Mel
son, Chardon.
H. B. Marcus was given a
judgment of $3.50 against JOS
eph M. Brumskole, sos N. Char
don Ave, Chardon. The amount
is payable in monthly install
mentS of $50.
Betty Irene Armstrong, Rt 4,
WinterSville, was granted a di-
vorce from Robert Hoagland
Armstrong, Haskins Rd., Chag-
rim Falls, afr the court found
the allegations in his petition not
sustained by evidence, an d
found him guilty of gross neg
lect Of duty. She was awarded
custody of their two minor child
rem, and he is to pay $50 weekly
for support.
Ida Gingerich and others were
awarded a quiet title action a
gainSt Hattie May Newcomb and
others.
The divorce action filed by
Lonard Wroblewskt, R. F. D.,
Huntsburg, against Mart h a
Wroblewski, Huntsburg, was dis
missed at his cost.
Dismissed at her costs is the
divorce action filed by Evelyn
Geneva Taylor against Walter
Taylor, Chagrin Falls.
The court found that Martin
10th and Bessie 10th, Elderside
Rd., Burton, had conveyed pro-
perty in Burton T ownship to
Raymond Nickoson and Elsie
Nickoson, Willoughby Hills, as
claimed in the Toths' petition,
but that the Nickosor.s have paid
no consideration. The court de-
clared the deed void
William Fickel, Wilson Mills
Rd., Chester, appeared in court
and confessed Judgment for $500
which Howard Bartholomew a.
greed to accept. Bartholomew
had originally filed suit for
$4,000 against Fickel as the re-
suit of an auto accident.
Marjean S. Grobe, 610 County
Line Rd., Chester, was granted
a divorce from William F Gro
be, Chester, after he was found
guilty of gross neglest of duty.
The couple, who have no child
rem, have entered into an agree