Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1951 — Page 10

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Earl "W, Mikels Services Slated For Tomorrow

Masonic graveside rites for Farl W. Mikels will be in Memorial Park tomorrdw, following 3 p.om. services in Flanner & Buchanan- Mertuary. Mr. Mikels died yesterday at home. 4639 Hillside Ave. He was a production manager for Diamond, Chain Co. and had been with the firm since coming to Indianapolis in 1921. He was born in Norman 52 years ago. Mr. Mikels. was ‘a past master of Broad. Ripple Masonic and Eastern Star Lodges. a member of Scottish Rite, a charter member of Broad Ripple American « Legion Post and a past president of the Indiana Materials Handling Association. He ‘was - honorary moderator the last two years of North Baptist Church. Rurviving are the wife, Clara; two children, Earl W. Jr. and Miss Carol Joyce Mikels; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mikels; two brothers, Wendell, Indianapolis, and Robert, Palm Springs, Cal., and three sisters, Mrs. Thelma Auble, Compton, Cal.; Mrs. Bessie Bramlett, Beech Grove, and Mrs. Peggy Lee, Indianapolis

» » 2 MISS MARY ANN GAMLING, B84, of 1428 E. Ohio St. Services 8:30 a. m. tomorrow, Grinsteiner’'s Funeral Home. Burial, St. Joseph's Cemetery. gs. 8 » CLAUDE J. STEPHENSON, 74 of 1906 N. Alabama St., retired New York Central engineer. Servjces 1:30 p. m. vesterday. Burial Wasihngton Park Cemetery.

a 5 = MRS. WILHELMINA C. ZIMMER, 84, of 966 N. Parker Ave, Services at 8:30 a. m. Tuesday in Grinsteiner’'s Funeral® Home and at 9 a.m. in St, Philip Neri Catholic Church. Burial, St. Joseph's Cemetery, :

1 4 u » HOLLIE LEE BURNS, 43, former Indianapolis resident. Services 1p. m. tomorrow, Jacobs Brothers West Side Chapel. Burial, Floral Park Cemetery,

Girl Medical Student

Causes Confusion

ATLANTA, Ga. (UP)—Pat Barrow—Miss Pat Barrow, that, is —has her troubles as one of the two women in Emory University's freshman medical class. Miss Barrow receives mail addressed to “Mr. Barrow’ and even “Pat Barrow, Esq.” but her favorite communication is an invitation to spend two weeks at the Theta Kappa Psi medical fraternity house. She did not accept.

Lovett Drops a Post WASHINGTON, Nov. 3 (UP) Defense Secretary Robert A. Lovett today gave up his membership on the American Red Cross board of governors. President Truman named Deputy Defense Secretary William C, Foster to the post.

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Luncheon Honors Victim of Red Slave Labor Camp

Mrs. Eleanor Lipper

Gov. Schricker and Indianapolis civic figures will, meet at noon Wednesday in the. Severin Hotel to" honor a 39-year-old woman visitor who survived 11 years of Russian slave labor in Siberia. Mrs. Eleanor Lipper, author of the recent book, “Eleven Years in Soviet Prison Camps,” will

stop here during a tour of the U. 8. on behalf of the Iron Curtain Refugee Campaign of the International Rescue Committee A native of Belgium and nationalized Swiss through marriage, Mrs. Lipper went to Rus-

isla in 1937 to work in a publish-

ing house Two months after her arrival, she was thrown into prison, then sentenced to five years at forced labor on suspicion of counterrevolutionary activity. She was held until the summer of 1948,

Death of ‘Doctor Labeled Suicide

' NAHANT, Mass, Nov. 3 (UP) —A doctor committed suicide by taking morphine during “a fit of depression” over publicity concerning the theft of $18,000 from his home by three baby-sitters. A medical examiner's report Albert H. Covner. 51, whose body was found last Saturday in Reading Woods, injected morphine into his left arm. Medical examiner Thomas P. Devlin returned his findings late yesterday after receiving a pathological report from Harvard Medical School where Dr. Covner’s vital organs were examined. Dr. Covner's body was found by three youthful hunters 11 days after a baby-sitter, Roberta MeCauley, 15, and two girl friends stole the money from a strongbox in his home to finance a New York spending spree. = ” = MRS. MILTON A. (MARY OLIVE) McLANE, 63, of 4122 N. Meridian St. Services tomorrow morning in the Kirby Mortuary and at 2:30 p. m. Tuesday in the J. D. Riggs Funeral Home, Middletown, O.

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President Dies George 1.. Horton. president of the Horton Qil Co.. Inc, will be buried Tuesday in Crown Hill Cemetery after 10 a. m. services at Flanner & Buchanan Mortu-

ary. Mr. Horton died Friday at -his home, 3833 N. Meridian St. He was 54. An Indianapolis resident and civic leafler 45 years, Mr. Horton was born in Sheffield, Pa. He belonged to the First Presbyterian Church, Southport Masonic Lodge and Scottish Rite. Organizations included the Independent Oil Association, Athenaeum Turners, Indianapolis Athletic Club and the Executives Club of Indianapolis. Survivors are his wife, C.: three daughters, Miss Ruth Horton of Indianapolis, Mrs. Henderson Cagle of Kentfield, Cal, and Mrs. Dale R. Seymour of Albuquerque, N. M.; a son,

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James C., Indianapolis; one sister, Mrs. L. B. Schofield, Philadelphia, Pal a brother, Isaac, New York C

Curtis Boron Retired Policeman, Rites Set

Services for Curtis Barge, retired policeman will be at 10:30 p.m. tomorrow morning in’ the G. H. Hérrmann Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill. Mr. Barge died Friday in General Hospital. He was 72. Born in Greene County, he was an Indianapolis resident 45 years. He lived at 143 S. Delaware St. and had been a policeman 26 vears when he retired in 1939 He was a member of the Logan Masonic Lodge Surviving are his daughter, Mrs. Dorothy B. Canfield, Indianapolis, two . grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.

Fred W. Davis Services Tuesday -

* Services ‘for Fred W. Davis, hotel manager here for many years, will be at 1 p. m. Tuesday in Moore and Kirk. Irvington Chapel. Burial will be in Greenlawn Cemetery, Franklin, Mr. Davis died yesterday in Veteran's Administration Hospital at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. He was 62. Neb., he had 35 years, He

Born in Omaha, been a resident here

lived at 5453 Lowell Ave. Mr. Davis was manager of the Hotel Severin here for many

years. He went to Muncie in 1042 to manage the Roberts Hotel, but ill health forced his retirement a few years later and he returned to Indianapolis.

He also had been employed at

the Washington and Claypool Hotels. He was a member of the Marion Lodge, F&AM and the Broad Ripple American Legion Post, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. John C. Lepnox., a son, David R., and four grandchildren, all of

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