Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 52, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 16 April 1954 — Page 2

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Honor Rolls Listed At Public Schools Honor rolls for the second six weeks of the second semester for the Decatur high school and Junior high school were announced today by Hugh J. Andrews, principal. There are 40 students oa the high school roU, and 31 on th* Junior high roll. The complete list follows: High School A B Krick, Marrone 6 Wood. David ...... 5 Dalzell. Dana 4 Eley, Roger ....—... 4 Hott, Janet 4 Rentz. Jane .'......... 4 Schultz. Jeannine ................ 4 I Smith, Janet 4 Strahm, Rosemary _.......„ 4 L’hrick, David 4 1 Ahr, Sheila — 3 1 ' Baker, Sharon 3 1 Bogner, Alan 3 1 Callow, Joyce . 3 1 Edwards, June 3 1 Gould, Jay ~.i 3 1 Grote, Mildred ..__. 3 1 Krueckeberg, Ban 3 1 Lane, Janet ..,«™ «. 3 1 Poling, Beverly _i„ 3 1 Sommer. Harold 3 1 Thieme, Marlene 3 1 Wass. Shirley „ 3 1 Schrock, Ted— 3 -h Agler, Norma 2 S? Bassett, Carolyn 2 2 Brunnegraff, Sara 2 2 Drake, Sherian „ — 2 2 ■ Friend, Madeline 2 2 Gamsby, Linda 2 2 * Jefferies, Marilyn -.. 2 2 Kirkpatrick, Stanley 2 2 Sautbine, Dorcas 2 2 Small, Donna ; 2 2 Smith, Anita . 2 > Smith, Loros 2 3 Smith. L, William 2 2 I Snyder, Marlene ... 2 2 . Strickler, Connie ......... 2 2 I Welch, Klien 2 2 junior High - A B Baxter, Connie ...... 9 Burk, Betsy 9 Kocher, Elizabeth 9 Wall, Gloria 9 Asbbaocher, Cheryl 8 1 Gantz, Rita ............. 8 1 Lane. Judith ;_L— 8 1 Schultz, Kathleen 8 1 Sheets, Sltarron 8 1 Smith, Betty j 8 1 Frauaiger, Carolyn —.. 7 2 Kalver, Barbara ....... 7 2 Smith, Janalee ...... 7 2 Uhrick. Ann ...-. 7 2 Bedwell, Jane ......... 6 3 Rhodes, Judy ..... 4 3 Caston, Claudia .._... —5 1 Eichenauer, Sara 5 4 Grimm, Jane » 4 TBorris, Linda__::.._...._—.. 5 4 Stiverson, Jane ..........— 5 4 Taylor, Carolyn 5 4 Jones, JoAnn 5 4

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A SIX LETTERS? i “ LUCILLA lL J I —1 JSes«K^r 5i 1.l a»L*l. i KI mill 1 -* —* fftrm'N • • 1 ...saFjauj,’—>*»» fT 4 ?W- r~~* jrW 1 FMMI TAXflFrarliiX w 1 Si X/ ; //IflKgfW I u K Ik \ "VATww mK '/M M 1 v r i * W 10? T • 7 I i To Mu Beloved Wife Lucitta,’ L It is done. All w finished. They have crucified Jesus! 1 I would not, could not believe this had not mine own eyes 1 witnessed this greatest of all crimes. Yesterday, when ! departed from the -judgment hall of the Procurator Pilate it was my belief that since Jesus was obviously innocent of any of the charges made against i the Nazarene the sentence would be one of only mild > confinement or exile. > Imagine, then, my dear Lucilla, my great shock and ! horror when I learned late today what had really trans- ! pired. 1 1 had been confined to my apartments at the villa with i a mild disorder and thus was ignorant of what was taking 8 place in the city. The day was well advanced when sud--8 denly it grew dark and a servant brought torches to my room to dispel the gloom. Suddenly, the earth shook as though disturbed by a I mighty hand. This was followed by a tremendous flash of lightning and a most fearful thunderclap. Shortly thereafter Cams the centurion burst through j the drapes that shielded my room from the atrium. “They have slain the Nazarene,” he cried. “The Man from Nazareth has been crucified!” When I looked my disbelief Cans urged: "Arise, sir —and accompany me. and 7 will show you that this is only too true.” I Swiftly I dressed and soon we were hastening across l the city to that place of execution which is called by the 1 natives Golgotha, that is, the Place of Skulls. 1 And there—between two criminals—hung the Nazarene from a cross beneath which several women in mourning knelt in their grief, closely watched by a detachment of soldiers cm guard post. I have sketched the scene for you. 1 took one look at Jesus’ face, white and still beneath a brutal crown of thorns forced into the brow. I knew - then—life had already taken wing. As I stood in the shadow of that dreadful cross a great sense of guilt came tipon me. A word from me might have swayed the Procurator from his action. Now—too late. It is with great grief, I close. Your faithful husband, 1 ARIUS. . 1 (Created by WILLIAM RITT. Disti ibwted by King Features Syndicate.)

Cole, Kathy _ - 4 a Girod. Patty , 4 a Swearingen, Emily ........ i » Corey, Karen .. 3 8 Caster. Susa a 3 6 McAhren. John Panl ...... 3 5 Melchi-Judy . .............. _ 2 7 Feller, Route r~. 2 7 GIRL SCOUT Brownie troop 11 met Tuesday afternoon at the Lincoln school We had roll call and dues were collected. We each were given a gift boaght with our cookie profit money. We received our collapsible cups and seats that were ordered. We made Easter cards for onr parents. The Easter bunny arrived and gave us each an Easter basket. Hostess was Mary Lou Richard. Scribe, Carolyn Gould. Brownie troop 18 met after school Monday. The dues were collected and the roll was called. Then we planned a cook-out in the near future. Helen Walters brought the treat. There will be no meeting next Monday. Scribe, Ellen Houk. | Girl Scout troop 9 met Monday at the Baptist church. We had the roll call and collected the dues. We talked about the Little House

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and ended with an egg hunt. Scribe, Janet Kiess. Brownie troop 10 met Wednesday at the Lincoln school. We had ro{l call ana cottecnuu of dues. Donna Shoaf told how to care for a chicken; Pamela Anderson, a canary; Dtaha fiavtdson, guppies; RuthlKdentg, a parakeet. We practiced songs for our party and are to bring our permission slips next week. Scribe, Donna Shoaf.

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Lt. Shoulders Is Guilty Os Perjury Greenlease Kidnap Figure Convicted . TTXNSAS CITT, Mo. UP —The perjury conviction of Louis Shoulders.former St. Louie policeman who broke the Greenlease kidnaping case, left authorities no closer today to a solution of what actually happened to more than $300,000 missing ransom money. Shoulders, a former lieutenant, was found guilty Thursday of lying about what he and patrolman Elmer Dolan did with suitcases containing the ransom when they arrested kidnap-killer Carl Austin Hall last Oct. 6. About half of the money has been missing ever since Oct. 7, when Hall’s suitcases were turned over to the FBI. A federal court jury took two ballots as it deliberated for 2 hours and IS minutes after the four-day trial. Dolan had previously been

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Clearance | SALE $5 Down $5 Down I PRICE I PER Interest I WEEK Included ■ ’47 STUDEBAKER $5 $325 I ’46 HUDSON $3 $195 I ’46 NASH club coups $5 $325 I ’46 CHEVROLET 2-dr. $5 $325 I ’46 NASH 4-dr. $5 $325 I ’46 PONTIAC $5 $325 I STREAMLINER I ’47 STUDEBAKER $5 $325 I CHAMPION I ’46 MERCUaY 4-dr. $5 $325 I ’4B HUDSON 2-dr. $6 $390 I ’47 BODGE 2-dr. $6 $390 I ’47 STUDEBAKER $3 $195 I CHAMPION I These cars are all in good running condition and have a lot of good service left in them. 8 Some have radios and overdrive — all have heaters. BEERY MOTOH SALES | 201-207 S. Ist St. Decatur I

convicted of the same charge. B Judge Albert A. Ridge gave the || defense until May 3 to file a mo- R tton for a new trial, and delayed ■ sentencing until after that date. Kj Shoulders, who broke down while Rh| being questioned by his own attor- K ney Wednesday, showed no emo- K| tion as the verdict was read. IB BUI

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