Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-08-07
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Gases

The Willoughby Hardware Co.
Willoughby, seeking a judgment
for $170 claimed due on account,
has filed an action against An
drew Hall and Rachel Hall, Mel
son-Parkman Rd., Parkman.
Three actions for amounts
claimed due on notes have been
filed by Geauga Loan and Dis
count. Persons they are against
and amounts claimed are: Har-
vey V. Batule and Virginia Bat
ulewich (Batule), Cleveland, for
$879 10; James Hake, Rt. /, vi
emma, Ohio, for $120.O8; Lee Hop
kins and zana Hopkins, Char
don-Euclid Rd., Chardon, for
$123.48.
Lois Klingman, Box 399,
Button Ave, Middlefield, has fill
ed action for divorce against
John Klingman, Middlefield.
Charging extreme cruelty in
that he struck and beat her ear
lier this year, she seeks Gus
tody of the two minor children,
alimony and support in addition
to the divorce decree.
The Sun Finance and Loan Co.
Box 470, 220 East Market ST.,
Warren, has brought suit a.
gainst Louis w. Bollinger and
Arlene M. Bollinger, Box 289,
Garrettsville, for $588. 40 claim
ed due on a note.
Phyllis O'Kulovich, Geauga
Lake, has filed an action for di-
vorce from Nicholas O'Kulovich
Cleveland.
Charging gross neglect of du-
ty and extreme cruelty, Betty
Thomas, Paradise Valley Estat-
es, Rt. I, Chagrin Falls, has fill
ed for divorce from Thomas
Thomas, CO Mrs. John Derner,
1773 N. Taylor Rd., Cleveland.
In her petition Mrs, Thomas al
so asks for custody of their mi
nor son, division of property and
funds for support
Fulings
The First National Bank of
Burton, Chester office, was CIV
en- judgments on two notes, for
$346.59 and $210.65, against
Frank A. Capone and Wilma A.
CapOne, Dimes Rd., Novelty.
Glen P. Elsten, Chardon, is to
pay $35 weekly in Temporary
support and alimony during the
pendency of the divorce action
filed against him by Catherine
O. ElSten. 224 N. Hambden St.,
Chardon. The court also ordered
a routine investigation into the
family life, past conduct, earn
ing ability, financial worth and
character of the parties in this
case.
Sesile M. Chittle, Burton, was
granted a divorce from Banch-
ard c. Chittle, Burton, after he
was found guilty of gross neg
lect of duty. She was awarded
their household goods. and she
is to pay him $4,000 for his in
terest in three parcels of real
estate, one in Burton v illage
and two in Burton Township.
Marian Smith, 24l S. Franklin
St., Chagrin Falls, was granted
a divorce from Charles E. Smith
Chagrin Falls, after he was
found guilty of gross neglect of
duty. A separation agreement
made by the two was entered as
part of the court record.
The appointment of John Ak
ins as a special deputy sheriff
by Sheriff Louis A. RobuSky was
approved by Common Pleas
Judge Harold J. Richmond.
Geauga Loan and Discount
was given judgments in three
cases on amounts due on notes.
Judgments were against: Har-
vey v. Batule and Virginia Bat
ulewich (Batule), Cleveland, for
$879:10 James Hake, Rt. l, vi
ena, for $12008; Lee Hopkins
and Zana Hopkins, Chardon-Eu-
cid Rd., Chardon, for $123 .48.
Malcolm B. Villas Jr. and Mar
tha White, partners, doing busi-
ness as Malamar Stables, Coun-
! ty, Line Rd., Gates Mills, were
awarded q 1868 80 judgment a.
gainst Henry G. D. Freeman,
New York City.
The divorce action filed by