Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-01-09

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horse has been sold, but that
only $3.50 of the $4,000 still due
has been paid.
Rulings
In the case of John Smoker,
doing business as the Smoker
Lumber Co., Burton, against
John and Rose MuSil, the court
awarded the following judgments
against the MuSils: $4682 "a to
John Smoker; $2455.9 .93 to the
Dale Brothers; $2O92.48 and
$4337.00 to Nelson N. Moss;
$603335 to T n IN a S Ferry;
$3107 80 to Ruth Schwartz.
Josephine Lisle was awarded
custody of minor children and
$40 weekly in alimony and sup
port, pending a final settlement
of her divorce case against JAM
es D. LiSle.
The case for 1904 brought by
James Winters, Isl Court St.,
Chardon, against James c. VOL
mack, Mentor, was settled and
dismissed at Wolmack'S costs.
Walter LinSki, charged with
driving while intoxicated, plead
ed guilty and was sentenced to
three days in the county jail and
fined $100 and costs.
Mcbride Brothers Inc, Char
don, and The Travellers case
against Clyde Fuller, Bass Lake
Rd., Chardon, was settled and
dismissed at Mr.. Fuller'S costs.
The case was for $72.79.
Lowell Thomas and Billy r.
SWaggerty were found guilty OF
larceny and fined $25 and costs
each. An information brought to
court by Prosecutor James w
Dinsmore charged them with
taking five gallows of gasoline
the property of James Giles,
from Richard w. Giles.
Orders for investigation were
issued by Judge Harold J. Rich
mond in the following divorce
cases: Leona Csokamy against
Robert CSokamy; Virginia Full
mer against Donald Fullmer
Mariedna DreSsler against Will
liam DreSSler; Edna F. Red
mond; Josephine Lisle against
James D. Lisle.
Lester McGrothy entered a
plea of guilty to a charge OF
driving while intoxicated, He
was sentenced to three days in
the county jail, given a $10O fine,
$50 suspended, and his driver S
license was suspended one year.
Frank Long entered a plea OF
guilty to driving while intoxicat-
ed, was sentenced to three days
in the county jail and fined $10C
and costs. He was allowed sc
days in which to pay the fine.
The court found that Donald
Elliott Richardson was $500 in
Arrears on alimony and support
payments to Catherine Jane
Richardson, Turner Dr., Lake
Aquilla. The amount he is to
pay was reduced to $35 weekly
because of his decreased earn
ingS.
The $75, 900 case brought by
Daryl Vernon Dorsey against
Bernard j. Tierney was settled
and dismissed at Tierney's costs
Common Pleas Judge Harold
j. Richmond approved the peti,
ton of the Auburn Township
Trustees to transfer $4,000 from
the general fund to the road and
bridge fund of the township.
The case brought for conver-
sion of property unlawfully de,
tanned by Guy Mccoy, CO Stella
Baumgartner, Rt. 8, Chardon, a,
gainSt Robert and Rose Patter-
son, Burton, was dismissed al
Mr.. McCoy'S costs.
The replevin case brought by
Bertha Murphy against Robert
and Rachel Murphy was dis.
missed at Bertha Murphy S
costs.
Dismissed at costs of the Mo.
derna Lamp Manufacturing Co.
was its case for $528. .65 brought
against ZelinSka'S Furniture and
Appliance, Newbury.
The action brought by j. B
Brace, Montville, seeking a
1924. so judgment against Donald
E. and Hazel S. Simmons,
Hambden, was dismissed.
The court found that Enoch
w. BoWles, Chardon, has failed
to abide by a former order OF
the court made in the divorce
case filed against him by Edith
BowleS. 1t was found that he has
failed to earn and pay support
for the children. His right o1
visitation was terminated by the
court.
The divorce suit filed by Ed,
ythe M. Adams, Chesterland, a.
gainSt Clifford Adams, was set,
tied and dismissed at Mrs. Ad
ans costs.
The appointment by Sheriff
Louis A. Robusky of Matthew
Norman and Louis Kovach az
special deputies was approved
by Common Pleas Judge Harold