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I l Lf yfe IN THE DISTRICT COUAT`OF HALL COUNTY, NEBRASKA I Nolma E. Beers, Plaintiff vs } D E C R E E Robert C. Beers, ) Defendant ) This matter coming on to be heard on the 21st day of March, 1952, upon the petition of the plaintiff and the answer and cross - petition of the defendant,' and the 'evidence, the plaintiff being present in Court and represented by her attorney, Lloyd W. Kelly and the defendant being present in Court and represented by his attorney, John F. McCarthy, was submitted to the Court and the Court finds generally in favor of the plaintiff and that the facts stated in her petition are true, and she is entitled to a divorce from the defendant and that the cross - petition of the defendant should be dismissed. The Court further finds that the parties hereto were married on the lst day of March, 1932, at Kansas City, Missouri, as in said petition set forth. The Court further finds that the defendant has been guilty of extreme cruelty toward the plaintiff and that plaintiff has given him no cause for his acts. The Court further finds that there is one child affected by this decreer namely, Ronald Clinton Beers, of the age of nine years. The Court further finds that there is community property between the parties hereto consisting of one automobile, money in Postal Savings and furniture, and the Court further finds that the title to the automobile -shall be vested in the plaintiff and that plaintiff be awarded the household furniture. I The Court further finds that the plaintiff's obligations will be to pay the balance on the share of the wash machine and that she be ordered to pay Three Hundred` & No/100 ($300.00) Dollars on the note at- the First National Bank. The Court further-finds that the plaintiff shall pay over to the defendar`t the sum of One Hundred Fifty & No/100 ($150.00) Dollars from the PostalSavings. The Court further finds that the defendant shall pay for the support and maintenance of the minor child, the sum of Twelve & 50100 ($12.50) Dollars per — week. The Court further finds that there are certain items of personal property held by both the plaintiff and defendant and that each should make the exchange so that plaintiff and defendant will have their own personal property, to all of which the plaintiff and defendant except and motionswere filed for a new trial. July 16, 1952. This matter coming on further to be heard upon the motions for new trial, whereupon the Court modified the Order entered on ;March 21, 19523 as follows: That the plaintiff should be gran ted an absolute divorce and that the title to the real estate be quieted in her name and that she have title to the household furniture and the automobile. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED BY THE COURT that the plaintiff is charged with the payment of the account to the Appliance Finance Co. of Grand Island, Nebraska, in the amount of Ninety & No�100 ($90.00) Dollars.