Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 46, Number 208, Decatur, Adams County, 2 September 1948 — Page 6

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Complaint On Aecount Th* la-land Smith insurame acerny ha* filed a complaint on account suit aaainat Rath ”*•*’"* aakinx ISO judgment pin* interest ■nd all other proper relief Vogle wede and Anderson are sttorneys for the plaintiff. Defendant Cited Max Smith, defendant In the di vor<e suit filed by Mildred Smith, baa been ordered by the court to pay no on September I and fl" eat h week thereafter until the de : Itnquent payments on plaintiff *| attorney fee* have been settled DeVoss and Smith are attorney, i f„ r the plaintiff; the divorce suit was filed July 20. Aak Case Dlamlaaed An eviction suit which began Inn the superior court of Allen county ! in 1946 «od was transferred by ( change of venue to the Adams circuit court in 1947 has been ask- , cd withdrawn Harold T Mark land and Mary I Markland sued , Joseph H Miller and Hee Etta 1 Miller Dunten and Arnold, of Fort Wayne, are attorneys for the plaintiffs. | Real Estate Transfers Clara I. Ewell etvlr to Edwin li II Retaking etux. inlot 2 in Preble | j Harold E Strickler etux to

liaroei r. T>-»is E Beery etal. lot in Decatur. Lewis E Beery etal to Al D. Schmitt, lot in Decatur. E Beery etux to Herald 0. Strickler etux. Inlot 75 in Decatur. M< Millen Home Bldg. Corp to Thurman P Haggerty etux. Inlot Si in Decatur. Lawrence C. Gase etux tn Syl I vaster Staub. SH inlot 164 In De catur. Sylvester Staub to tJiwrence C Gase etux. S l , inlot 164 in Decatur Waldo Neal etux to Margie F Armstrong, inlot 359 in Geneva James E Moser etux to Emanuel 11. Habegger etux. west part inlot 3*5 In Berne. Herman Cook etux to James E Moser etux. part inlot 349 In Berne With I Mattox to Eugene F. Durkin etux. Inlot *92 In Decatur Robert H. Heller etux to Herman Bleberich etux. Inlot II In Decatur. Walter Stucky etal to Ira Stucky. 139 acres In Wabash Twp Ira Stucky etux to Anna J. Nesswald. 139 acres In Wabash Twp. Anna J Nesswald to Ire Stucky etux. 139 acres in Wabash Twp Gerald Stuckv etal to Cora Stucky. Inlots 477 it 479 in Berne and part inlot 46 in Monroe. Paul V Edwards etux to Ira E. Mcßride etux. part out lot 14 in Decatur Emanuel II Habegger etux to Myron C. Knauff etux. part Iniots 44" it 441 In Berne. Hattie Niblick Suttles etal to Helen Niblick Stoner, parts Inlota 64 *5-66 79-90 it SI in Decatur. Hattie Nibliik Suttles etal to Josephine Niblick Edwards. NH Inlot 170 and part Inlots 64 & 65 In Decatur. Josephine Niblick Edwards etal to Hattie Nlbllek Suttles. 347 acres in Jefferson Twp Jennie A. Knavel to Warren A Wherry. MOS acres in Vnlon Twp Warren A. Wherry etux to Chauncey E Clem etal, 29.09 acres in Vninn Twp Fem M McDonald to Harley R Boday etux, inlot 911 in Decatur. James P Heavin etux to Herbert Fry Arlington etux, parts inlots 12 A IS In Decatur. Ira E Mcßride etnx to Carl L. Schulti etux, land In Washington Twp

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Adolph Marhach etux to Lewi* L. Smith. 140 races In Vnlon Twp Lewie L. Smith to Adolph Marbach. 140 acres In Vnlon Twp. R Paul Brewer etux to lx> A. • Braun etux. inlot 4 in Decatur, i Ixmter W. Aumann etux to Mary . Catherine Spangler, Ss’» acres in : Root Twp Mary Catherine Spangler to Lester W Aumann etux. MH acres In Root Twp. Otis Burk etal to Uda (Burkl Manor etvlr. 120 acres in Jefferson Twp Josephine Niblick Edwards etal to Helen Niblick Stoner, inlota 4-971 it *72 in Decatur. Claude G. Mann etux to frenlos ‘A. Mattox etal. parts inlots 11 * 12 'in Pleasant Mills. fx-wls E. Beery etux to Casper Miller etux. part inlot 979 and out '

lot *1 in Decatur. Henry Aumann etux to Elinor I Graves, land In Root Twp Emma G. Gerke to Winfred L Gerke etux. 120 acres In Root Twp Hiram Llechty etux to Edwin E. Moser etux. fnlot 695 In Berne Richard B Noll etux to Russell E. Fleming etux, I acre In Root Twp. Caution Employers About Child labor

Warning Given By Regional Director i ’ Chicago.* Sept 2 With the opening of Indiana schools only a few > days away, employers were cautioned today about child labor provision* of the fair labor standards | act. especially those applying to 14 and 15-year-old youngster*. The warning came from Thomas O'Malley. Chicago, regional direr tor of the wage and hour and pub lie contracts division*. IT. S. de partment of labor, who exidained that even In the limited number of Jobs In interstate commerce for which such youngsters are legally qualified, certain conditions must be met. "For example.” he said "14 and 15-yearold children may not be employed more than three hours a day nor more than 19 hours a week in any week 4hen school is in session and not more than eight hours a day nor more than 40 hour* a week when school is not In session. "And then only away from manufacturing or processing occupation. Also, work by these youngsters must be performed he 1 tween 7 a m. and 7 p.m.” The minimum age for most jobs under the fair labor standards act Is 16 and for job* declared to be hazardous for young people, the minimum age is IS. O'Malley declared that child labor provisions have been Included in federal and state laws In the interest of the children themselves and in the Interest of the nation as a whole. "Such law* have been enacted to encourage youth to attend school and In other ways to pre pare for adult life." he said. Pointing up the value of education. O'malley cited a 1947 study of the bureau of the census, which ■bowed that half of the non-farm population who had completed grade school were earning less than' 21906 annually by the time they were from 25 to 44 years old. and leas than 22.097 when they reached the peak of their earn Ings from 45 to 64 years of age In comparison, he sqld. the ■tudy shows that half of those who had ended their education with the completion of high school earned

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t more than 22.005 a year between the age of 25 and 44 and 22.43, by the time they were between 45 and 64. The census figure* show also that half of those who completed one year or more of college earn ed more than 22.403 and 22.945 in the corresponding age periods. Local Lady Receives Posthumous Medals Gladys Peck. of 1334 High street.! has received two posthumous medal for her son. Max E. Shady. AOM 2/c. ’ who was kiled in the Pacific five, year* ago today. They are the American campaign and the AsiaticPacific campaign medal*, and were awarded by the- department of the

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