Muncie Evening Press from Muncie, Indiana • Page 7

THE MUNCIE EVENING PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1987 PAGE 7 3 people found shot to rural farmhouse in EATON, Ohio (AP) Neighbors and investigators are searching for suspects and motives today in the deaths of three people who were shot in a rural Preble County farmhouse. There was no sign of forced entry, no sign that the three had been executed although all three were shot in the head and no indication that drugs or another crime might have been connected to the killings, Sheriff Paul Plaugher said Tuesday. The bodies were discovered Monday evening by a co-worker of David C. Smelser, 31, who came to the house wondering why Smelser had not come to work at his plumbing contractor's job Saturday and Monday, Plaugher said. Smelser was found on the living room floor, coroner's investigator Tim Miller said.

The bodies of Donald Lee Marker, and Melinda S. Newcomb, '24, of Eaton, were found in a kitchen, he said. Plaugher said the doors were Selma marshal to retire after 18 years on the job James Glore announced Tuesday he will retire at the end of the year after 18 years as Selma town marshal. Glore said one of the greatest frustrations he has had as marshal has been his inability to follow up on criminal investigations. The marshal said during a Tuesday evening town board meeting he did not blame board members for that since the marshal's position was never full time.

Glore expressed regret that he had had to put off some police investigations because his regular job required his attention. Board members said they would like to hire a full-time marshal, if funds can be found. Glore urged the board to seek a replacement who has already had or who plans to get training at the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy. That training is mandated by statute. In other business, board members approved clerk-treasurer Juanita Craycraft's request to make a court-ordered payment of $32,500 to Jerry Stigall's heirs.

Stigall and three others were killed in a 1983 truck-train crash. Craycraft said settlements have already been made with the other three families. City, county statistics BIRTHS State vs. Michael D. Whittenburg, Dunkirk, At Ball Hospital resisting law enforcement.

Oct. 30, 1987 State vs. Steven R. Whalen, 405 S. Morrison, Timothy Bret and Tracey Ann (Carmine) disorderly conduct.

Higginbotham, New Castle, girl. State VS. Brian J. Warner, 4204 Petty, Daniel Michael and Connie Ann (Simmons) resisting law enforcement. Johnson, 1321 S.

Meeker, boy. State vs. Charlie A. Hunter, 1522 Locust, Oct. 31, 1987 driving while intoxicated.

Dean and Joan E. (Jackson) Taylor, 5900 W. Superior Court 4 Delaware County Road 350-N, boy. American States Insuance vs. Ronald Sult, Nov.

1, 1987 complaint. Steven Joseph and Tery Lynn (Sutton) Doles, Ken Saine vs. Love Roofing and Maintenance 405 S. Morrison, girl. complaint.

Bobby Eugene and Tina Fay (Jones) King, Delaware Community School Corp. VS. Mike 123 N. Hodson, girl. Kinnett, complaint.

Carlenea Sue Miller, 828 S. Elm, boy. Delaware Community School corp. vs. Gary Brian K.

and Patricia L. (Mouser) Phillippe, Little, complaint. 5000 Carolyn, boy. Delaware Community School Corp. vs.

Penny Ron Edward and Lesia Lynn (Garringer) Schoodt, complaint. Reiber, Parker City, boy. Delaware Community School Corp. VS. Hilda SUITS FILED Blackburn, complaint.

Delaware Community School Corp. VS. Court Jeanne Ray, complaint. Patricia Sharp Crystal Flash Petroleum Barbara Isenhart vs. Arla Schaer, comCircuit, complaint.

plaint. Superior Court 3 State vs. Margaret P. Wright, 2036 Gilman, Ed and Norma McKibben vs. Henry Goodson theft.

and Diana Beasley, complaint. State vs. Jose Davila, driving while susEric and Counma Mayse vs. Brent Alan pended, reckless driving. Engleman, complaint.

vs. Linda Flannery, public intoxication, Kova Fertilizer Inc. vs. Brian, and Mary Sue leaving the scene of an accident, driving while Borchers, doing business Shideler Spray intoxicated. Service, complaint.

State vs. Robert L. Wyman, criminal tresPersonnel Recruiters and Consultants vs. pass. Jeanette M.

Williams, complaint. Rickie L. Lafton, driving while CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS State vs. failure Superior Court 4 intoxicated, to yield. H.

criminal reckless- Oct. 26, 1987 State vs. Howard Hill, State vs. Carla A. Richards, speeding, case ness.

dismissed on motion of the state. State vs. Robert B. Thompson, Indianapolis, CIVIL JUDGMENTS minor consuming alcohol. Circuit Court State vs.

Charles Randolph 1123 Helen, Dobbs, intoxication. judgment for plaintiff. Award: $1,278.91 Citibank Master Charge vs. William H. Lee, disorderly conduct.

State vs. public plus costs. State vs. Michael H. Owen, 318 N.

Calvert, DISSOLUTIONS GRANTED public intoxication. Circuit Court State vs. Curtis L. Winams, RR 2, Farmland, Barbara Metcalf and Bennie L. Bell.

driving while intoxicated, speeding. Lori and Michael Orr. State vs. Brian C. Cox, Elliott Hall, Ball State University, disorderly conduct.

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Miller said the victims were fully clothed and had not been tied up. He said it appeared they died Friday evening. An autopsy showed that two of the three were shot more than once, but there was no sign of a struggle, he said. "Everything's seemingly reasonably ordinary (in, the house), so what do you have? You don't know. It's going to take talking to a lot of people," Miller said.

victims were shot with a handgun or a rifle, but he did not know the caliber, Miller said. The four-room house is isolated about 200 yards from the road along a farm lane. It is about two miles southwest of Eaton in western Ohio. Raymond Poos, a farmer who lived about one-half mile west of the old log house and had rented it to Smelser for three years, told the Dayton Daily News and Journal Herald that Smelser was an ideal tenant. Board agrees to hire negotiator FARMLAND, Ind.

The Monroe Central School Board agreed Tuesday night to hire a professional negotiator to represent it in teachers' contract talks. The board made its decision after the Monroe Central Classroom Teachers Association brought in a negotiator from the Indiana State Teachers Association. Rick Cornstuble, director of Monroe Central's ISTA district, will negotiate for the teachers, said Sharon Henderson, MCCTA presi- Teaching job market is topic of program The job market in teaching is the topic of a Learning Exchange program set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in Teachers College room M-2 at Ball State University. Judith Barnes and John Wright of BSU's placement office will discuss job opportunities, placement activities, resume preparation and tips on interviewing.

The program is open to the public at no charge. Crash kills Springport teenager SPRINGPORT, Ind. A rural Springport teenager died Tuesday afternoon from injuries suffered Monday evening when his pickup truck collided with a delivery truck in Henry County. The 16-year-old boy, Andrew Ford, RR 1, Springport, died in Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis of massive head and internal injuries. State police said Ford was westbound on Henry County Road 650-N when he failed to yield right-of-way to the delivery truck on Ind.

3 at 6 p.m. The delivery truck, driven by 22-year-old Scott Marlow of New Castle, hit Ford's pickup broadside. Marlow was released from Henry County Memorial Hospital in New dent. Henderson said she expects "to see some movement" with two negotiators outside of the school corporation. Don Elder, high school principal, said the school board has a negotiator on retainer, Jerry Robbins of Greenfield.

Robbins will serve as negotiator if he can work it into his schedule, Dave Smithson, board member, said. If not, the board will hire an outside negotiator, to be paid out of the general fund. Henderson said Monroe Central teachers' salaries rank 243rd in the state, out of 303 school districts. She added Monroe administrators's salaries rank 75th, and the superintendent's 143rd. In other business, Preston Proctor was hired as girls' reserve basketball coach.

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