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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
1
Troop No. 2 marks the ninth anniversary of its organization with a full program at the scout lodge north of the city. The afternoon features a first aid meet a swimming contest and a supper at 7 pm followed by a campfire. Guests include some of the first members of the troop. Only Troop No. 2 remains from the four organized nine years ago, now a flourishing unit to be commended for its anniversary record.
A morning traffic collision near New Bedford Standard involved Mrs. Meeks and Mrs. O Mowler whose cars struck another woman’s vehicle. Mrs. BeeRhurt or Mrs. O Bowler sustained strains to her leg. conditions not immediately known.
Grace Schmidt age 18 nicknamed Speed and Mildred Culver age 20 from Buchanan Michigan were arrested for wearing men's trousers and bobbed hair. Judge Herbert Immenhausen ordered them returned home to dress as ladies, with Policewoman Marian Whiteman to ensure they wore dresses.
Will H Hays known as the czar of the motion picture industry was granted a divorce from Helen Thomas Hays in Sullivan Indiana. The judge gave custody of their fourteen year old son William Harrison Hays Jr. The petition filed in April stated they wed in 1902 and separated years ago. The action was not contested by Mrs Hays who did not appear in court. Hays, Republican National chairman in 1920 and postmaster general, later led the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America. Sullivan is his hometown and Mrs Hays plans to live in Crawfordsville.
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