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INDIANAPOLIS NEWS Wednesday, August 21, 1968 THE Rites Friday For Harold Chambers Special to The News SEYMOUR, Ind. Services for Harold Edward Chambers, 55, retired a 30-year member of the Indiana state police, will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Voss Chapel. Chambers, who retired from the state police with the rank of detective sergeant Jan. 31, 1968, died yesterday at Veterans Administration Hospital, Louisville, where he had been a patient several weeks.

Except for the years from 1942 to 1946, when he served with the shore patrol of the Postoffice Here In Safety Survey The News Washington Bureau WASHINGTON-The Indianapolis postoffice is one of 100 being surveyed by the Labor Department as to safety conditions. The safety survey was requested by Postmaster General W. Marvin Watson in a program to reduce accidents and costs in the postal service. Safety inspectors of the Labor Department will be assigned to the 100 postoffices to make detailed studies of accident conditions and prevention techniques. IU Gets Speech Grant Special to The News BLOOMINGTON, Indiana State Board of Health has awarded a $33,029 grant to Indiana University for 1968-69 to support a project to provide speech rehabilitation services to persons who have suffered a language loss because of strokes or other causes of brain injury.

Navy, he was assigned to the Seymour state police post from Sept. 1, 1937, until his retirement. He was promoted from trooper to technician in 1946 and was made a detective sergeant in 1954. He was appointed Jackson County veterans service officer shortly after his retirement from the state police. He served two terms as commander of Seymour American Legion Post, was a past state Legion sergeant-at-arms, and was past ninth district vice-commander of the Legion.

He was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Seymour and Scottish Rite. Chambers was a varsity guard on the Seymour High School basketball team that played in the "Sweet 16" at Indianapolis in 1932, losing to New Castle, the subsequent state champion. He is survived by his mother, his widow, a son and a daughter. BLOOMINGTON Otis Moore, 89, retired farmer and a former township trustee. Services were today.

CICERO Mrs. Emma Gerber, 69, died yesterday at Riverview Hospital, Noblesville. Survivors husband Frank, sons Eugene and William, daughters Mrs. Victor Brown, Marion; Thomas Voss, Cicero; Mrs. Donald Chance and Mrs.

Richard Mullin, both of Noblesville. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Cusick and Wenger Funeral Home. CRAWFORDSVILLE Mrs. Grace I Dice, 71, a retired secretary and a member of the Business and Professional Women's Club, died Monday at Culver Hospital.

Services were today. DUBOIS Floyd Elkins, Ruby Construction Co. cement mason. Survivors widow Ida, daughters Mrs. Eugene Pritchard, Mrs.

David Baxley and Miss Nellie Elkins, all of Indianapolis. Rites were today. FORT WAYNE Mark Sanders 55, retired Joslyn Stainless Steel Co. employe. Rites at 11 a.m.

Saturday in the Progressive Baptist Church. LAFAYETTE John A. Myers, 64, retired foreman for the Brown Rubber died Monday at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Survivor widow Nida Myers.

Services at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Hippensteel Funeral Home. LOGANSPORT George Baer, 78, retired Penn Central Railroad engineer. Rites at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the McCloskey Hamilton Kahle Funeral Home.

MUNCIE-Webster Hensley, 61, automobile salesman. Services at 10 a.m. Friday in the Mundy Funeral Home, Jamestown, Tenn. NORTH MANCHESTER Asa W. Ireland, 67, retired Stokely-Van Camp Inc.

employe, died at Wabash County Hospital yesterday. Survivor widow Cassie Ireland. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Bender Funeral Home. PERU Mrs.

Lillian P. Quince, 66, retired Square Co. employe, died Monday. -husband Riley. Services at 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow in St. John's Lutheran Church. SHELBYVILLE-Mrs. Hazel Updike, 76, former beauty shop operator, died Monday at Major Hospital. Rites at 2 p.m.

tomorrow in the Sleeth Funeral Home. ST. PAUL James Ficklin, 83, retired garage owner, died yesterday at Major Hospital, Shelbyville. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Carmony Funeral Home.

SULLIVAN Lexie O. Robbins, 79, farmer and Sullivan County councilman, died Tuesday. Survivors widow Elsie. daughter Mrs. Ruth J.

Murphy, Indianapolis, and sister Mrs. Odessa Simpson, Valparaiso. Services were today. VEEDERSBURG Charles D. Robinson, 26, who drowned Sunday at Fort Mead, Fla.

He had been employed by Harrison Steel Castings, Attica, and Marshall Studios, Veedersburg. Survivorswidow Sherry and father Stanley Robinson. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Stone Bluff Methodist Church. YORKVILLE Bernard H.

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