Nagin v. Nagin

Opinion by

Kenworthey, J.,

TMs is an action in divorce brought by the husband on the ground of indignities. The evidence was heard by Smith, J., who dismissed the libel and denied the divorce. Libellant has appealed.

The parties were married in October 1912. Four children were born of the marriage, whose ages at the time of the trial were as follows: Harold, twenty-five; Leon, twenty-three; Norma twenty-one; and June, sixteen. The differences between the parties resulted in a tragic split among the children; the two boys testified for and corroborated libellant; the two girls took the side of…