Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 49, Number 82, Decatur, Adams County, 6 April 1951 — Page 7

FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1951

; CHURCH HEWS | ' Trinity Church 1 Special services are continuing this evening at the Trinity Evangelical tinited Brethren church at 7:80. The Rev. Walter Mark*, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren church of Van Wert. Ohio, will be the guest minister. He will also bring special music from Van Wert. The pastor of the church, the Rev. John E. Chambers. iny/ites all friends of the church to attend. ■ . ’ \ Decatur Missionary A special Sunday school conference. svill be held at the Decatur Missionary’ church, corner/ Tenth and Dayton, Sunday afternoon at 1 2 pm. The purpose of this conference is to be an aid to all ,S. S. teachers and officers. The service has kjeen divided three sessions'.;

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Harvey Witmer, whp has had wide experience in the work of the Sunday school, will be the main speaker. He has been a successful superintendent in the First Missionary church for the past 27 years. Rev. , Tillman Amstutz, who is agent for the Bible Truth Publishers will 1 present some literature, visual aids and otner helpful material fbr use in the Sunday school. He will have a display table of material for teachers and workers to examine. . Rev. S. J. Grabill, .the Sunday school superintendent of the Missionary association will be in charge of sthn \disclißsion period. This session ir expected to be very practical and meet some of the problems the Sunday school worker faces. The public is invited to attend this special service. ' ■ Democrat Want Ad* Bring Results

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Dr. Robert Rutledge Is Suicide Victim Prefers Suicide To Serving Prison Term Houston, Tex., April 6.—(UPX— Beautiful, tawny-blonde Sydney Rutledge had only memories today—memories, and a letter that said “love is a fleeting thing at best and'time will cure a lot of grief.” “ They were all that remained of her life with Dr. Robert C. Rutledge, Jr., who was convicted of killing her alleged seducer to retrieve her honor. Rutledge, 29, committed suicide yesterday rather than return to lowa to serve 70 years in prison for killing Byron Hatt man in 1948. His six-foot-tall wife collapsed Wheij she heard' about Jxis death. , In a letter which he sent to he;r through the mails, Rutledge let his statuesque 25-yearold wife know that his thoughts were of her aqd that he was taking his own life in the belief that “it is the best for you.” "Dear Diddy,” he wrote.’ "Sorry to run out on you like this but think it is the best for you. There is a good future for you if you can forget about this.. 1 “Love-is q fleeting thing at best and time will cure a lot of grief.” Shortly after Mrs. Rutledge received the .letter, the young doctor’s body, was found about 6 p.m. slumped in the front seat \<bf his automobile, on a little-used road near Hoiistjon. A new Section of garden hose carried carbon monoxide from the car’s exhaust to the front window where Rutledge had sat with the hose in his mouth, inhaling the deadly fumes. A coroper said he was dead for •12 to 15 hours when found, indicating the >yell-liked child’s specialist had elected to kill himself only a few hours after the lowa supreme court upheld his conviction for stabbing Hattman to death in a hotel room at Cedar Rapids, la., on Dec. 13. 1948. His suicide fulfilled a date Rutledge made with death four days after the killing when officers went to arrest in St. Louis. At that time, he went to a bathroom as officers waited and swallowed poison. He was tak6n to a hospital, and recovered. i Mrs. Rutledge was in such a state of shock that doctors kept her under sedatives today. Rutledge’s suicide climaxed a chhin of tragedies that began in the summer of 1948 when, she said

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later, Jiat\ man forcibly seduced her in the Rutledge apartment in St. Louis, after they returned from a boating party. She had . stood by her husband Curing his trial and had told in detail of her affair with Hartman, a St. Louis engineer. Dr. Pugh To Speak At Methodist Rally 1 A Meeting At Monroy On Sunday Evening Meinbers of seven Methodist charges will meet for a special sub-district rally at the Methodist church in Monroe Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The program will be a follow-up of the state-wide stewardship conference this week in Indianapolis. ; j. Participating on the program will be the delegates to the Indianapolis conference. These will include: Mrs. W. P. Robinson, Decatur, Mrs. Harlan Jones Pleasant Mills, Fred Busche ’ .Decatur, Rev. Samuel Emerick’ Decatur, end the Rev. Clayton Steele Geneva. \ . Homer Winteregg Os the host church will preside in the service. The inspirational message w‘ill he delivered by Dr. A. Wesley Pugh, superintendent. of the Fort Wayne district of the Methodist church. Fred Busche, district lay leader will state the purpose of the conference. Other delegates will take part on anopen panel during which the phases of the stewardship conference will be presented. Special music will be provided by the host church. ' Churches participating in the program will bd Decatur, Monroe, Geneva, Geneva Circuit, Pleasant Mills. Bobo and Preble circuit. Name Misspelled In \ Story Os Arrest The Decatur Democ-at inadvertently printed a man’s narhe wrong the other day, and herewith .is the correction. For we reported that Roger Gregg, of Bluffton, pleaded guilty in city court to public intoxication. The name should have been Grogg, the man informed us. Well, Grogg pleaded guilty to the charge of being grogged, ant we regret spelling the haine wrong. Grogg, grogged, was sitting in a car with Kenneth Perry, also of Bluffton, also grogged, in the middlegrf U.S. 27 north of the city. &ta|e trooper Ted Biberstiiie arreetdd them into court. Each paid a tothl fine of sls. i<

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The Rev Galen Colcleeser, director of public relatione of Huntington College, will be at the Pleasant Groye United Brethren 5% mile# northeast of Decatuft. Sunday k 7:30 p. m. He will speak on the spiritual, social, economic and politicalQjhase* of the Ute of the European, stressing/ especiarfythe spiritual. Hi* message will be given with colored pictures. \ Evangelistic meeting* will continue each evening, With the pastor as evangelist' Robert Burger will be in charge of the singing. There wRI be sjxscial music and singing each evening. -* •' ’’ ' ■ ■■ ; Crippled Children Society Will Meet • \ ■ There will be * regular meeting of the Adams county society for cri-ppied childnui and adults Monday at 1 VS p.m., la city hall, it was announce 1 today by Miss •Elizabeth- Scott, secretary of the organization. Seminar To biscuss Price Regulations Indianapolis, April 6.—A sens- , in Ar; to di&cußS price rules will be > conducted Wednesday in Indiana t <x>lis for executive secretaries of I Indiana Chambers of Commerce ■ and trade associations. i Michael Howlett, director of the . regional office of price stabilization, will be the principal speaker t at the all-day semnar to be held in • the Indianapolis Athletic Slub. , Price specialists of the Indiana f OPS will act as instrudtors to ex : , plain the . various pricing regulaI tion* affecting retail merchants, I grocers restaurant operators, meat ■packers and automobile dealers.

Collazo Sentenced To Death In Chair White House Guard Killer Sentenced xYashingten, April 6.—(UP)— Oscar Collasb, Puerto Rican assassin, was sentenced today to death in the electric chair for the murder of a White House guard during the thwarted attempt on President Truman’s life last Nov. 1. As federal iudge T. Alan Goldsbdrougb pronounced sentence, the 37-yeaiM>ld revolutionary shouted: “I did what I did” for the cause of independence of his native lapd. doldsbotough asked the plight convicted murderer if he had any statement to make before hearing his fate. “I did hot come here to plead for my life,” Collazo said. *1 came here to plead for the cause of liberty and of freedom ” “You will never be able to kill tike ideas (or which I am sigh .ing.” Goldsborough set the da e of execution for next Oct. 26. Collazo’s attorneys plan an appeal. The Puerto Rican? was iound guilty March 7 for the murder of Leslie Coffeit.White House policeman who was shot down in the gun battle in front of Blair Hoyse? The shot that killed Coftelt actually was fired by Collazo’s accomplice, Grizelio Torresola, who was slain by White House guard*. ' Collazo also was found guilty of murderous' assault on two other guards who were wounded. Goldsborough, as a matter of form, imposed a sentence of 5 to 15 years on each count. Plan Union Service Sunday Afternoon \ A union service, sponsored by' the Victory Prayer band, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Pleasant Valley Wesleyan Methodist church, southeast of Monroe, \ the Rev. James R. Meadows, presiding official, announced today. The Rev. Abraham Becker of Freeman ,S. D., will deliver the principal sermon and there wi(l be special s\nging-by the Rev. and Mrs. Becker? Mr. and Mrs. Walter Zent, Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brown and the Salvation Army trio of Fort Wayne, Mrs. a. W. Lytle of Decatur, the Hough evangelistic party and others. Special prayers will •be said for the young men in service.? The public is invited to participate.

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