Ligonier Banner., Volume 82, Number 27, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 July 1948 — Page 7

Thursday, July 8, 1948

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CONTROL OF FOUR HARP CHILDREN ASSUMED BY WELFARE DEPARTMENT

In a bitterly contested custody proceeding, Judge Fred L. Boden—hafer of the Noble Circuit Court at Albion, ordered the Noble County Welfare Department to assume the custody and control of Harrie Sue, James, Gloria and John Harp, minor children of Doyle E. Harp of Orange Township and Leona M. Hollman of 1161 West Main St., Fort Wayne, Indiana.

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Veterans Information

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peacetime service, will receive de—pendency allowances which are over and above compensation. Following are the rates for to—tally disabled veterans: For a wife, wartime, $2l -peacetime - $16.80 Wife and one child, wartime $35 peacetime $2B }Wi’fe and two children, war—- | time $45.50 ~peacetime o $B4 .50 ‘Wife and three or more -children, wartime : - $56 peacetime ‘ $44.80 No wife, one child, wartime $l4 peacetime $11.20 Two children, wartime $24.504 peacelime $19.60 Three or more children, wartime $35 peacetime $2B Dependent parents, wartime - $17.50 each peacetime $l4 each Veterans with disabilities of 60 to 90 per cent will get a pro—portionate amount of that allowed for the totally disabled.

Regarding the dependency allow—ances legislation, Mr. Uhl stated ‘hat veterans will not be permitted to receive dependency allowances from more than one source at a Jme (this law and subsistence illowances from Public Law 346 or Public Law 16), but they may choose to receive whichever de—pendency allowance rate brings them the higher amount.

At present, the children are to remain in the care of the father at his farm home and the Welfare Department may permit visité to the mother.

Judge Bodenhafer stated that because itl is an accepted fact that children can be better reared in a farm home than in a city he recom—mended that the children remain on the farm with the father from whose control they were trans—ferred to the Welfare Department. However, Judge Bodenhafer stated, if the mother, from whom they were taken and awarded to the father, in the original divorce hearing in 1944, was living in a farm or rural home, he would have readily returned the children who desired it, to their mother.

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In order to partially defray the publication costs, ten cents is being charged for each book. They are available now—or will be soon —at all state parks and at the Conservation Department’s Division of Parks, which published the booklet, at the State Library Building in Indianapolis.

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