Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-05-29

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Hahan, 1905 Chillicothe Rd.,
Chester, has brought action for
a divorce from Joseph Hahn,
Chester. She is also asking ali
mony and funds to cover her
expenses in the action. They
have no children.
The Chesterland Auto Sales
Co., Mayfield Rd., Chesterland,
has brought an action for $40,
900 against Pilarczyk Brothers
Construction Co., Huntsburg.
The Chester firm claims it en-
tered into a contract with the
PilarczykS to build a building
for $13,131. The petition states
the building was so construct
ed that the floor is unlevel and
water flows away from the
drains. The auto firm says they
had planned to use the area for
a body shop, but could not be-
cause of the uneven floor and
because Of the danger of using
electrical equipment on the floor
with puddles of water.
Rulings
A temporary restraining ord
er keeping Joseph Bolek, Char
don, off the premises where Ann
Bolek, Bass Lake Rd., Chardon,
resides was granted in the di-
vorce action filed by her.
The petition filed in a $75, 900
acticn brought by Barbara Ann
Varab, minor, by her mother,
Goldie Varab, Rt. 2, Chardon,
against F. Samll and Mary
Small, Rt. 2, Chardon, was dis
missed. The Smalls were as
Sessed the costs in the case.
Joe Blackford, having Suppli-
ed a $1,000 bond, was appointed
auctioneer by Common Pleas
Judge Harold ]. Richmond
A divorce action brought by
Katherine Kuncz Bonifield, Bur-
ton, against David B. Bonifield,
Buroon, was dismissed at Mrs.
Bonifield's costs.
An action for $43133 brought
by Joseph Srp, Rt. 4, Chardon,
against Rudy Brunig, Rt. 4,
Chardon, was dismissed, the
costs to be shared equally by
both parties. The Clerk of Courts
is to pay to Srp $343 "a paid into
the court by Brunig.
Judith Rorrer, a minor, by
Mrs. william Keller, her aunt,
los Tilden Ave, Chardon, was
granted a divorce from William
Rorrer, Cleveland, present ad-
dress unknown. He was found
guilty of gross neglect of duty.
She was given custody Of their
minor child.
Ann DeSantis, Rt. 3, Thwing
Rd., Chardon, was granted a
divorce from Rudy DeSantis,
Chardon. She was awarded Gus
tody of the minor child, and he
is to pay SIS weekly in support
and receive visitation rights
She is awarded, as permanent
alimony, most of the household
furnishings. He gets title to their
property on Thwing Rd., for
which he is to pay $500 for her
half interest.
In the case brought by Will
man J. Thrasher, as trustee, a
gainst william Wickham and
Helen v. Wickham, address I'm
known, the court found the
Wickham's owe $4,000 to Thrash
er, as trustee, by virtue of a
promiSsory note with mortgage
attached on property in Burton
Township. The note and mort
gage, originally assigned to John
and Rose Musil, was legally
transferred to Trhasher, as trus-
tee. The court found that Wick
hams also owe the Schreibner-
Hancock Lumber Co. $1835 .01
and that Irene A. Marks, as
treasurer of Geauga County,
has the best le1n on the pre-
misses for any taxes which may
be due. The court ordered, II
the amounts are not paid, the
property Is to be sold by the
sheriff to satisfy the judgment.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Donald Castora, %, Hambden
Township (Rt. 4, Chardon), and
Doris Bosworth, 10, Claridon
Township (Rt. 5, Chardon.)
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COUNTY COURT
Criminal Cases
to intoxication, and was fined
Donald James Rumplik, 26,
pleaded guilty to intoxication
and was fined $25 and costs.