Department of Public Assistance v. Bauman

Knight, P. J.,

— Sometime before February 2, 1939, Samuel Endy applied to the Department of Public Assistance, through its Montgomery County office, for public assistance. In his application he set forth as members of the family group requiring public aid: Himself, his wife, Florence *630Endy, his eight children, and his father-in-law, Harry Bauman. On this application, signed only by Samuel Endy, the Department of Public Assistance paid to him, between February 8, 1939, and October 3, 1940, the sum of $915.58. This suit was brought by plaintiff, against Harry Bauman, to recover ten elevenths of…