Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 59, Number 76, Decatur, Adams County, 31 March 1961 — Page 8

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Buller Woman Dies Os Shotgun Wounds AUBURN, Ind. (UPD—Authorities were scheduled to obtain extradition papers today to return Raymond Michael, 39, Butler, here so the DeKalb Circuit Court can hear charges in connection with the slaying of his wife. Michael was charged Thursday with assault and battery with intent to kill and malicious mayhem for the shooting of his wife, Lola. 26. but the charges were filed before Mrs. Michael died. As a result Michael, freed on 11,000 bond, left the state to visit a brother at Harvey, 111., before authorities knew of his wife’s death. The shooting occurred last Tuesday after divorce papers were served on Michael at his home while his wife was at work. Apparently Mrs. Michael did not know the papers had been served, for when she came home, authorities said she was shot with a shotgun. However, Michael pleaded innocent to the charges and said the gun went off accidentally. Mrs, Michael was rushed to Hicksville. Ohio, hospital with wounds in the abdomen. She was taken off the critical list Wednesday and was reported improving early Thursday while the charges were filed against her husband. But doctors said she died before noon Thursday. Authorities said death in time to apprehend Mideath in time tohapprehend Michael. Doctors at the hospital said Mrs. Michael died from a malfunction of the liver which they said was partially destroyed by the gunshot blast. Fined On Charge Os Public Intoxication Carl A. Frysinger, 60, who resides at the Rice Hotel, was fined $1 and costs, totaling $lB and was given a 10-day suspended jail sentence in city court Thursday. Frysinger was arrested at 5:30 p.m. Thursday for public intoxication.

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Christian World To Observe Easter

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Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson, probably will be the last at the present site. The fort is being rebuilt to make way for the approaches of the Verrazano-Nar-rows Bridge. Among the sunrise services being held for the first time is one in McCormick Place, Chicago’s vast new convention hall on the shore of Lake Michigan. It’s expected to draw 5,000 persons. The service atop Maine’s 1,530foot Cadillac Mountain — usually heralded as the first in the nation — was cancelled this year because of icy roads. But services will be held at Anemone Cave on Ocean Drive of icy Cave on Ocean Drive at Bar Harbor and at the seawall in the nearby town of Manset, Maine. More than 5,000 Christians are expected to worship at the Altar of the Nations in the snow-cov-ered Cathedral of the Pines at Rindge, N.H. The shrine was founded 13 years ago to honor the dead of all wars, and the altar was built with stones donated from all over the world. President Kennedy gave a block of granite this week to go with

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stones sent by former Presidents Truman and Eisenhower. Sailors Offer Prayers Sailors will offer thanks for the Resurrection at services aboard the carrier Ticonderoga and the USS Eldorado as the sun peeks over the Southern California mountains and shines on San Di* ego Bay. Airmen from March Air Force Base will participate in the 50th Easter observance on Mt. Roubidoux, near Riverside, Calif., and movie stars will mingle with others in an anticipated crowd of 20,000 at famed Hollywood Bowl. The rugged beauty of the Colorado Rockies will inspire worshippers at the Garden of the Gods near Colorado Springs and the Park of the Red Rocks west" of Denver. Wheelchair patients and invalids on litters will form the front rows around the pulpit in a cherry tree-fringed natural amphitheater at Walter Reed Army Hospital near. Washington, D.C. Another Easter service will be held at the pillar-framed amphitheater atop a grave-covered hill in Arlington National Cemetery. It you bPve sometnwt, to sen or trade — use the Democrat Wan* Ads! Lhty get Big results.

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