Closz v. Closz

I. Many of the complaints are petty. They include, for instance, deprival of church privileges. There is no substantial evidence of such deprivation, and, on the other hand, it appears clearly that plaintift severed all church connections, and was practically anti-church. Her statement, “I do not know that I found fault because he wouldn’t allow me to attend church, — I just took it he was the head of the house,” is illuminative. And the further statement that she is not a church member, not opposed to church, but is opposed to a system of Christianity “the way it is administered nowadays. I…