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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1947
Page
2
South Bend Indiana Judge J. Fred Bingham dismissed the divorce case of Mr. and Mrs. John Nemeth on grounds that both parties were at fault. The suit was filed by Mrs. Nemeth.
A judge ruled after three days of evidence that a 23 year marriage ended not by fault but by mutual conduct. The court held that Indiana law bars divorce when both spouses are at fault, noting frequent disputes and late hours as shared misconduct.
Delegates will attend the Indiana Optometric Association summer convention June 15 and 16 at the Spink Wawasee Hotel Lake Wawasee to discuss visual training occupational vision motorists vision contact lenses and schoolchild vision chaired by Dr. Roy E Denny and Dr. L P Fishman with regional chairmen from Linton Indianapolis Mishawaka Kokomo and Warsaw outlining standing committees and sessions
John M Ackerly retires after 41 years as Cambridge domestic relations officer. He leaves a long career marked by steady service and community involvement. Ackerly served through many changes in courthouse procedures and family services during his tenure.
The undersigned is appointed co executor of the Edward J Ecker estate in Greene County Indiana by the Circuit Court. The estate is supposed to be finalized by May 21, 1947. Emma Ecker and John R Ecker are the co executors with attorney R M Vincent listed.
Bridge police captain Ackerly traveled over 100000 miles to reconcile more than 200 couples without courts. He attributed most non support to meddling in laws and wives failing to provide good homes. He noted deserters often claimed meals, frills and housekeeping were lacking and warned some men should not marry after short courtships.
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