EMMA KRIESER
GAVE HUSBAND STAKE, WANTS HIM TO REPAY
Judge Grasse, of Green Bay, is presiding in Circuit court today in a hearing
in the case of Emma Krieser vs. Albert Krieser in which Mrs. Krieser sues her
husband for monies which she claims she advanced him at the time of their
marriage and which she says he invested in the farm they owned. The Kriesers,
who are residents of Cooperstown and wedded years ago, have separated but not
divorced. The amount involved in the case now being heard is about $600.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. April 8, 1920 P. 4
GAVE HUSBAND STAKE, WANTS HIM TO REPAY
Judge Grasse, of Green Bay, is presiding in Circuit court today in a hearing
in the case of Emma Krieser vs. Albert Krieser in which Mrs. Krieser sues her
husband for monies which she claims she advanced him at the time of their
marriage and which she says he invested in the farm they owned. The Kriesers,
who are residents of Cooperstown and wedded years ago, have separated but not
divorced. The amount involved in the case now being heard is about $600.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. April 8, 1920 P. 4
EMMA KRIESER
GAVE HUSBAND STAKE, WANTS HIM TO REPAY
Judge Grasse, of Green Bay, is presiding in Circuit court today in a hearing
in the case of Emma Krieser vs. Albert Krieser in which Mrs. Krieser sues her
husband for monies which she claims she advanced him at the time of their
marriage and which she says he invested in the farm they owned. The Kriesers,
who are residents of Cooperstown and wedded years ago, have separated but not
divorced. The amount involved in the case now being heard is about $600.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. April 8, 1920 P. 4
GAVE HUSBAND STAKE, WANTS HIM TO REPAY
Judge Grasse, of Green Bay, is presiding in Circuit court today in a hearing
in the case of Emma Krieser vs. Albert Krieser in which Mrs. Krieser sues her
husband for monies which she claims she advanced him at the time of their
marriage and which she says he invested in the farm they owned. The Kriesers,
who are residents of Cooperstown and wedded years ago, have separated but not
divorced. The amount involved in the case now being heard is about $600.
Manitowoc Herald News, Manitowoc, Wis. April 8, 1920 P. 4
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