Madison County IL Archives Divorce.....Various, Various - Various, Various 1921
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Edwardsville Intelligencer Newpaper Divorce Notices 1921
Article dated February 17, 1921

Following are the divorce cases which have been set to be heard by Judge 
Gillham:

Sarah Walter vs Charles Walters
Robert Shaw vs Rowena Shaw
Edward Klein vs Minnie Klein
Chas H Neyer vs Blanch Neyer
Albert Spangle vs William Spangle
Darrel Davis vs Mabel Davis
Pete Todoroff vs Egnita Todoroff
Martha A. Morris vs Leo Morris
Forrest Hensley vs Eula Hensley
Mike Novorsel vs Lulu Novorsel
Eva H. Stoehr vs William Stoehr
Myrtle Bilyeu vs Frank Bilyeu
Ralph S. McMahan vs Vera McMahan
Chas Kaiser vs Hattie Kaiser
Sam Southerland vs Flora Southerland
Veletia D. Ledbetter vs Edward Ledbetter
Harry Swanson vs Ida Swanson
Myrtle Dawson vs William Dawson
Alma Jenkinson vs George Jenkinson
Louis McQunney vs Laura McQuinney
Hazel Barr Neff vs Ray Neff
William Haley vs Florence Haley
Manilla Young vs H. R. Young
Silas L. Scheffer vs Julie Scheffer


Article dated September 20, 1921

Mrs. Madge Kingston of Madison wants a divorce from Albert Gingston (exactly as 
it is listed in the article) whom she says is in the Southern Illinois 
Penitentiary at Chester serving time for forgery. Acoording to the papers, he 
was sent to prison from the St. Clair county circuit court on may 4, 1918 and 
is still confined. They were married January 14, 1918 and separated may 1, 
1918. In her petition she says he was convicted under aliases of Elmer Smith 
and Roy Johnson. 
   Mrs. Ella Ozzas of Collinsville asks a divorce from Benj. Ozzas. They were 
married at Carlinville on April 21 1913 and separated January 1, 1921. She 
charges cruilty and says in her bill that her husband threatened her life. She 
also charges desertion. She has three children.
   Mrs. Bertha Elizabeth Shannon of Worden wants a separate mainentance and 
injuction against Thomas Jackson Shannon. She charges cruelty and says he 
abandoned her on June 27, 1921. They were married June 25, 1918. The injuction 
is sought to restrain him from selling the property.
  Mrs. Anna Moore of Edwardsville asks a divorce from Jesse Moore. She says he 
is at present living at Indianapolis, Indiana. Cruelty is the charge. They have 
two children. They were married March 10, 1917 and separated during February, 
1921.
   Benjamin Dalton of Venice asks a divorce from Mrs. Elsie Dalton now living 
in St. Louis. Desertion is the charge. They were married June 15, 1916 and 
separated March 7, 1918.
   

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