Allen County OhArchives ..... Divorce Petitions and Decrees - 1909

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From the Lima Daily News
Divorce Petitions and Decrees
1909
 
				October 8, 1909
 
Julia A. Bond vs. William Bond.  Mrs. Julia A. Bond this morning filed a petition for divorce 
against her husband, William S. Bond.  The plaintiff avers that the defendant has for a time of more 
than two years refused and neglected to provide food and clothing for the plaintiff and for more 
than two years they have lived separate and apart and that defendant refused association and 
companionship with plaintiff, and that she has been forced to support herself from her own 
earnings.  Wherefore the plaintiff prays the Court that she may be divorced from the defendant and 
that she may be granted temporary and permanent alimony, be restored to her maiden name of Julia 
A. Bundy.
 
				November 11, 1909
 
Chas. Haver vs. Elizabeth Haver.  Judge Klinger has rendered his decision in the Haver divorce 
case, which was tried yesterday, in which the defendant, Elizabeth Haver was asking for custody of 
the child.  Chas. Haver was granted a divorce on October 16th from the defendant, the defendant not 
appearing, and the plaintiff was given custody of the child.  Yesterday the defendant asked the 
judge to reconsider his decision and give her the custody of the child.  After the court heard all of 
the evidence and had taken the matter under advisement, he gave a decision to which both parties 
agreed – that the plaintiff, Chas. Haver, is to have custody of the child for two months every year 
and then the defendant is to have the child the remainder of the year, which will be ten months.  
The court also granted the defendant $25 alimony.