Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 241, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1951 — Page 7

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' n. , h - Two Personal Injury i Cases Are Venued • ■ 8 s ‘ • Two personal injury cases, which emanated ||k the Adams circuit i I court, h‘a4e been venued to the ! Wells circuit court to be tried by Judge Holder Byrd. One of them is by Eileen Kohne, seeking judgment bf $1,288.50, the other by her daughter,; Louisa Ann Kohne, who seek* $5139. The defendant in both cases is Riss and Co., Inc., of Kansas City, Mo., and their truck driver, H. Baker! of Annan, dale, NJ..M ' Student Arrested For Evasion Indianapolis, Oct. 12. —(UP) — Storrs F. Olda, 21, an Earlham college student at Richmond, Irtd., was held iindbr $5,000 bond today on a charge of failure to report for draft induction in Maes., last monthOlds iw|s arrested in Richmond

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