Sido v. Sido
Supreme Court of Iowa
1Opinion of the CourtOdiver, C.J.
The parties were married in Council Bluffs in 1937. Mr. Sido was twenty-nine years old, she was thirty-one. ‘He was a locomotive fireman, but shortly after the marriage was laid off and for some time had part-time employment as a laborer. He had been twice married and had a daughter, Boberta Lee, age seven or eight years. Both wives were deceased. Mrs. Sido had been married and divorced. She was then working as a waitress.
Their domestic troubles started a few months after their marriage. Mr. Sido brought Boberta Lee into the home to live. He testified Mrs. Sido found fault with everything the…
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