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OLIVER, Cordelia - William
Source: Crawfordsville Daily Journal 11 Sept 1890 -p3
About two weeks ago Mrs. Cordelia Oliver, through Coppage & White, began an action for divorce from her husband, Wm. Oliver, who is one of Alfrey’s hands. Mr .Oliver, being apprised of her action, took it deeply to hear and became so displeased in fact, that he vowed with tragic air that the case should never come to trial, no, not if he had to killed his wedded wife who wanted to be unwedded. So dire his threats of violence became that Mrs. Oliver complain to the police last evening and Will was placed in the custody of the sheriff for safe keeping. He had his hearing before Mayor Carr this morning and was bound over to keep the peace on a bond of $100. - kbz
Source: Crawfordsville Review 13 Sept 1890 p 1
Some days ago Mrs. Cordelia Oliver made application for a divorce from her husband WM Oliver. Over this act of his wife the husband made serious objection and vowed that the case should never come to trial and rather that it would he would kill his better half. Mrs. Oliver became frightened at his threats and complained to the police. He was arrested and given a hearing before the mayor who bound him over to keep peace in the sum of $100.
Some days ago Mrs. Cordelia Oliver made application for a divorce from her husband WM Oliver. Over this act of his wife the husband made serious objection and vowed that the case should never come to trial and rather that it would he would kill his better half. Mrs. Oliver became frightened at his threats and complained to the police. He was arrested and given a hearing before the mayor who bound him over to keep peace in the sum of $100.
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OSTHEIMER, Belle - John
Source: Crawfordsville Weekly Journal 23 June 1888 p3
A divorce was granted this morning in the case of Belle Ostheimer vs. John Ostheimer. The divorce was absolute with alimony of $5600 cash and household goods.
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OSWALT, Lilly -Charles
Source: Crawfordsville Review Jan 6, 1925 p 1
Source: Crawfordsville Review Jan 6, 1925 p 1
Lillie Oswalt of New Richmond was on Monday afternoon granted a divorce from Charles N. oswalt by Judge Jere West in the circuit court. The divorce was granted on a cross complaint filed by Mrs. Oswalt after her husband had filed a complaint for divorce. The cross complain alleged cruel and inhuman treatment and non-support.
Judge West allowed Mrs. Oswalt $1,000 alimony and ordered Oswalt to pay the sum of $7.50 a week for the education and support of the couple's 18-months old baby, Alice Mae Oswalt - kbz