Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 80, Decatur, Adams County, 4 April 1951 — Page 2

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v Two Appointed To School Commission Indianapolis. April 4. — (UP) — Indiana house speaker W. O. Hughes of Fort Wayne today appointed two members to a bipartisan state.school commission created by the 87th general assembly. ~~ ' - ■ r' ■ ■ ' ■

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Hughes named Charkss T. Miser. R., Garrett, and Frank Allen, a Democrat who heads ,the South Bend city school system. Two members will be appointed each by the govern©#, UeiHenant governor and state , school £upep intendant, Wilbur Young. Young will be executive secretary of the i ..... \

Young Farmer Kills . Four Os Neighbors ■ ■ ' I'■ v Wild Revenge Orgy : i By Missouri Farmer '’ \ ' ■ \ ■ Marshfield, Mo„ April 4.—(IIP)— A 24-year-old farmer shot and'killed four members of a neighboring family and fired 14 shots at another couple in a wild orgy of revenge because “they didn’t like mi”. \ Kenneth Eesery sobbed in a jail today as he confessed tp kill ing William T homas Shockley, 43. his. wife Clara, 44. their daughter Bele©, 16, and Shockley's mother, Mrs. Martha Ellen Shockley, 75. “They were all good people,” he cried. “But #foey didn’t like me.” He refused to give- sheriff E. I. 1 Cunningham any further explanation. \ 1 ’ “f only remember shooting Bill Shockley,” Essery said. “Bul ( I must hgye killed the others, too.” The shooting occurred at' Shockley’s farm four mileis southeast of nearby Conway, Mo., in the rugged Ozark bills of—southwestern Missouri. Essery made no attempt to harm , Shockley's nine other children.' most of whom were asleep when he appeared at the' house last night. 1 Helen was killed as she attempted to telephone her aunt’. Mrs. Luke O'Connor, who lives ort a nearby farm. \ - When she beard the shots that killed Helen and couldn’t get a respopse from the girl. Mrs. O’Connor called Cunningham' and then raced to the Shockley Dome with her husband. They arrived just as Essery was leaving after shooting the four persons. ' He fired 14 shots from his .22 caliber rifle at them as they crouched in rheir pickup truck. Neither was hit. Cunningham, arriving a fewjminutes later, found Helen dead with the telephone receiver still grasped in her hand. , Essery was suited at the home of his father. Bill, to whom he confessed the slayings. Wlien Cuu- | Bingham arrived, the elder Essery I told the officers: “please come in. j He's here and you can have him.” The\famis of Essery, his father, and the Shockleys are each located about four miles apart. \ CLEARING YOUR THROAT follow exam- ■ PLE of actors.singers, speaker*! Quit it with a Foiey QuM-Itt This new anesthetic-antibiotic tablet prevents clearing throat up to 2 hours, helps correct condition, enables you to break a rapidly forming nervous h.tbit—objectionaide to others, a handicap to you- Quit clearing your tliroat with FoJey Quit:llf. ' Quit it before it becomes al fixed nervous habit. Get’ Fairy Quil-Its (with leaflet telling bow to break habit) from druggist todav.. I

CHURCH HEWS Winchester U.B. The revival meetings now in proat the Winchester United Brethren thiurch will continue until April 15. The Rev. Peters, of Huntingtoti, will bring the message each evening at 7:30 o'clock. The Rev. Dale Orborn, pastor of the church, is leading the singing. Medic's Conviction Is Upheld In lowa lowa Supreme Court , Upholds Conviction Des Moirjes, la., Apr. 4—(UP) — The' lowa supreme court today upheld the conviction of Dr. Robert Rutledge tor second degree murder in the hotel room slaying of Byron Hauman at Cedar Rapids. The high court ruled evidence in the case warranted the finding that Rutledge, li', “entered Hattman’s room' in his absence, and at his arrival feloniously assaulted and tabbed him with a knife.” At Rutledge’s trial, his tall, blonde wife Sydney testified that Hattman had seduced her. Rutledge said in his defense that he sought to settle) the matter with Hattman and a fight resulted. Rutledge was convicted m May, 1949,-of second degree murder and sentenced to 70 years in prison. He was freed on 140.000 bond last year and has been practicing at Houston, Tex., since his release. Hattmao was stabbed to death in the hotel roonr in December, 1948, and Rutledge was arrested later at his St. Louie apartment. The court denied errors in the trial claimed by defense attorneys, held there was no errorin jthe refusal of district Judge H E. Hciserman tb submit a list of Offenses lowerv than manslaughter. State Little Hoover" Commission Named Indianapolis April 4. (UP)— Indiana s Little H«x»ver commission bad a full complement of 10 memt>ers today to study; ami recommend changes in the stale government. \ Commission appointments were completed when Governor St-hrick-er named the last two members. They were Democrat Otto K. of Indianapolis, w head of the state boßurd of accofmte. and Hobart Creighton of Warsaw, who rau agatusf Stbricker on thte Kfepublican ticket in the 1948 gubernatwial election. The 1951 state legislature, which created the commission, named f;Wr members from each house last week. ■- • A \ . . i • • 1

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, DECATUR, INDIANA

Control Os Insects Subject For School 1 . : Special School To •... Be Held April 26 I Do you have trouble with clothes moths?; Do ants get in your cupboard?

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—■■ ■ \ Do you ever find weevils in your cereals, fleer, or other foods stored in your pantry? ' Is nsjng D.D.T. spray to control flies harmful? Are carpet beetles a problem? Is it silverfish that, the little hdles in the uyloh and rayair curtains. I Answers to th,ese and any otjier problems about household insects are yours, A epeeial school on coni

■ trolihg j iniseets in the home is i scheduled for 1:15 p.m. April 26 at the Lincoln school auditorium. Anyl one interested is invited Lq attend. Glen entomologist of Pur- ’ due University, will be the special- ! Ist in charge. Lehker is well known ■' not only in the field of insect control, but aa au outstanding s'peaker • and cartoonist. His presentation i should be' entertaining as well as ■ informative. i I

4 WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4. 1951

.. .j.-i-.v ■ , .iimm ■», 1.7.11. ' - . » ■ ‘ This school is one of the openmeetings of the special interest prograin of the county extension service in home economics. Anna K. Wiliams, home demonstration agent, will assist with arrangements for the program. T'he wingspread ' of t|ie\ B-36 superbomber is 232 feet and in- , spAv-tion crews checking the plane have to look over all rivets on that area. ‘ I I , , ' - :