Evening Republican, Volume 22, Number 242, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 October 1919 — TWO NEW DIVORCE CASES ARE FILED. [ARTICLE]

TWO NEW DIVORCE CASES ARE FILED.

On Monday, October 6, there was filed with the clerk of the circuit court a suit for divorce by Clara Johnson vs. James Wesley Johnson. Parties were married March, 1916, and parted February, 1918. The Charge is intoxication, cruelty and failure to provide. ’ Plaintiff asks for divorce and custody of their son. j Another divorce case was filed on October 7 by Claribel Roebuck against John N. Roebuck. Parties were married in Cook county, Hl., October 8, 1911, and separated on August 31, 1919. Plaintiff charges cruel and inhuman treatment yd -decree of divorce and restoration of her maiden name, Claribel Bierley. Mrs. Frank Helfrich and son, Robert, who were visiting her sister, Mrs. J. M. Johnson, were called to their home in Monon today on account of the receipt of a telegram announcing the sudden death of her grandmother in Corliss, Wis.

Representative George Hansel, of Medaryville, was the guest here today of Representative W. L. Wood. Mr. Hansel is the representative of Pulaski and White counties in the lower house of the Indiana general assembly,