Daughter of Harvey Stahl and Cecelia Zimmerman. She was never married, accd'g to her d/c, but the record shows that she married Lawrence J. Hartman on June 25, 1919, in Indiana. When they divorced(May, 1921), she resumed her maiden name. She rec'd $10 per week alimony.
15 May 1921 Helen Hartman has filed suit for divorce from Lawrence J. Hartman, alleging that the defendant, a groceryman, beat her so badly that she carried marks of his violence for weeks at a time. Mrs. Hartman asks $3,000 alimony. The plaintiff states that her husband, for whom she worked in his father's grocery store was crutal. He threw her downstairs about two weeks ago, she says, and claims that she has had to make her residence with her parents.
15 May 1921 Helen Hartman has filed suit for divorce from Lawrence J. Hartman, alleging that the defendant, a groceryman, beat her so badly that she carried marks of his violence for weeks at a time. Mrs. Hartman asks $3,000 alimony. The plaintiff states that her husband, for whom she worked in his father's grocery store was crutal. He threw her downstairs about two weeks ago, she says, and claims that she has had to make her residence with her parents.
Daughter of Harvey Stahl and Cecelia Zimmerman. She was never married, accd'g to her d/c, but the record shows that she married Lawrence J. Hartman on June 25, 1919, in Indiana. When they divorced(May, 1921), she resumed her maiden name. She rec'd $10 per week alimony.
15 May 1921 Helen Hartman has filed suit for divorce from Lawrence J. Hartman, alleging that the defendant, a groceryman, beat her so badly that she carried marks of his violence for weeks at a time. Mrs. Hartman asks $3,000 alimony. The plaintiff states that her husband, for whom she worked in his father's grocery store was crutal. He threw her downstairs about two weeks ago, she says, and claims that she has had to make her residence with her parents.
15 May 1921 Helen Hartman has filed suit for divorce from Lawrence J. Hartman, alleging that the defendant, a groceryman, beat her so badly that she carried marks of his violence for weeks at a time. Mrs. Hartman asks $3,000 alimony. The plaintiff states that her husband, for whom she worked in his father's grocery store was crutal. He threw her downstairs about two weeks ago, she says, and claims that she has had to make her residence with her parents.
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