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Marriage Certificate: New South Wales Government Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages
| Registration Number | Groom's Surname | Groom's Given Name(s) | Bride's Last Name at Time of Marriage | Bride's Given Name(s) | District
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| 6933/1926 | LEISTIKOW | CHARLES E J | GLENDINNING | VERONA S | NEWCASTLE
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Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate, Saturday 13 October 1928, page 4
| LEISTIKOW -- At "Suevic," Patrick- street Merewether, on September 28th, to Mr. and Mrs. Leistikow - a son (Charles Francis): (Premature.)
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Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) , Saturday 9 December 1950, page 13
| Divorce Court At Maitland BEFORE JUDGE O'SULLIVAN LEISTIKOW v. LEISTIKOW. The issue of desertion was proven when Verona Scott Leistikow (formerly Glendinning), of National Park street. Merewether, petitioned for divorce from Charles Emil John Leistikow of Telarah. They were married on April 24. 1926, when Lesitikow was a time-recorder on the railway. Mrs. Leistikow said he travelled from place to place. Early in their marriage, he came home at week-ends. His visits gradually extended to every second week-end. Eventually, he returned home only rarely. He told her he had formed other friends and new associations and was "tired of coming home." About seven years ago, he ceased coming home. She asked him several times to come back, but be refused. She delayed applying for a divorce in the hope he would re- tern. She was satisfied he would never return.
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The Newcastle Sun (NSW : 1918 - 1954), Friday 8 December 1950, page 9
| Divorce Court At Maitland (Before Judge O'Sullivan) LEISTIKOW V LEISTIKOW Petitioning for divorce on the ground of desertion, Verona Scott Leistikow (formerly Glendinning) of National Park St., Merewether, said she was married on April 24, 1926 Her husband, who was a time recorder on the railways, was stationed at various places and in the early stages of their marriage he came home only at weekends. His visits gradually extended to every second weekend and eventually came home only on rare occasions. He said he had made other friends and was tired of coming home. In the past seven years he had not returned home, although she had appealed to him to do so on several occasions. His Honor found the issue of desertion in the affirmative.
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Newcastle Morning Herald and Miners' Advocate (NSW : 1876 - 1954) , Monday 19 April 1954, page 2
| Three Injured In Collision Three men were injured when their car and another vehicle collided on the Pacific Highway, near Swansea. last night. They are Trevor Hannon, 31, of Marks-parade, Marks Point, lacerated and punctured wounds over the right eye, shock; George Eagleton, 27, of Aberdare, lacerated wound to the skull, contusions to the head, concussion; Charles Leistikow, 25, National Park street, Merewether, driver, acute shock. Newcastle Ambulance took them to Royal Newcastle Hospital.
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