The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, January 11, 1962, page 7 (of 23)

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Deaths in the Gables Dr. Lieberman, Deputy Director At Jackson

Services for Dr. John F. Lieberman, 70, deputy director of Jackson Memorial Hospital, were held Wednesday at Philbrick's Coral Gables Chapel. He will be buried in Clarksburg, West Va. Dr. Lieberman, a native of Paducah, Ky., lived at 2123 Granada Blvd. He died Monday after being in a coma since Dec. 4. He had been with Jackson Memorial Hospital since 1947 following service in World War II. Dr. Lieberman was a graduate of Tulane University School of Medicine and served in World War I as battalion surgeon. Between wars he served in various Army hospitals and in World War II with the professional division of the surgeon General's office as inspector of the Army hospitals in England. He was also chief surgeon for the armed forces in Iceland. At the time of his retirement he was chief of medical service at the Army-Navy hospital at Hot Springs, Ark. He was awarded the Legion of Merit for his service. Dr. Lieberman was a fellow of the American College of Physicians and a diplomat of the American Board of Internal Medicine. He was also a Knight Templar and Shriner and member of the Coral Gables Country Club. Surviving is his wife, Mabel.

Mrs. W. M. Hall, Here 39 Years

Services for Mrs. Willie M. Hall, 80, of 2209 Segovia Blvd., who died Monday were held Wednesday at Philbrick's Coral Gables Chapel. She came here 39 years ago from Oakdale, Tenn., and was a member of University Baptist Church and Coral Gables chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are her daughter, Miss Ettamae G. Hall; a sister, Mrs. G. H. Hunt, both of Miami, and a brother, C. C. Gillespie, of Columbia, S.C.

Va. Burial For Miss Shaner

Miss Kathryn Virginia Shaner, 60, was buried in Lynchburg, Va., after services there. She died Jan. 3 in a local hospital. Miss Shaner, who came here 20 years ago, was a member of the Coral Gables Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution and St. Philip's Episcopal Church. Surviving are an aunt, Miss Mina Padgett; a niece, Mrs. Keene Tippins, of Lynchburg.

Mrs. Jordan, England Native

Services for Mrs. Ora E. Jordan, 61, a native of Manchester, England, were held at Reed-Gautier Funeral Home Friday afternoon. She died Jan. 2. Mrs. Jordan came from Manchester 14 years ago. She is survived by a daughter, Miss Elizabeth Ann Jordan; a mother, Mrs. Julia Lawless, and a sister, Mrs. Iona D. Henry, all of Coral Gables. Also, two sons John A. Jordan, of Charlotte, N.C., and Ronald G. Jordan, of Plainfield, N.J.; one grandson, Mitchell, also of Plainfield.

John Q. Dodd, Retired Farmer

Services for John Quincy Dodd, 84, who lived with his daughter, Mrs. Duicie J. Machamer, 1518 Mantua Ave., were held Jan. 4 at Gerhardt Funeral Home. Mr. Dodd, who was buried at Miami Memorial Park Cemetery, died Jan. 2. A retired farmer, Mr. Dodd came here 10 years ago from Cleveland. Other survivors are another daughter, Mrs. Orion Louizeauz, of Riverside, Calif.; two sons, J. Ward Dodd, of Kenlon, Tenn., and Odin B. Dodd, of Tucson, Ariz., four grand children and five great grandchildren.

Aid to Hurt Brother

Quick thinking on the part of a 13-year-old boy may have saved his younger brother from serious harm Sunday. Daniel Luchins, 13, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jerry Luchins, 419 Alminar Ave., applied a tourniquet and compress to young Jerry Luchin's right arm after it was deeply lacerated by broken glass. Mrs. Luchins said that Jerry, 9, fell through a glass panel door. Jerry was taken to Doctors' Hospital, where he was expected to be released by mid week.

SW Residents Help First Methodist Grow to 3,795

The First Methodist Church of Coral Gables welcomed a number of new members last month making the total 3,795. The members are Barbara Tippins, 5800 SW 120th St.; Steven Zablocki, 1225 Vista-17th St.; Barbara Kay Murphy, 1829 SW 17th St.; Kennedy Hodges, 6500 Castaneda St. Norma Jean Hendrick, 6861 SW 49th St.; Robert Cord Hendrick, 6861 SW 49th St.; Patricia Jean Andre, 611 Alhambra Circle; Patricia Ann Collins, 621 Alhambra Cir. Constance Selena Thomas, 1411 Siena Ave.; Mary Alice Patrick, 710 Catalonia Ave.; James Koger Beckham, 4209 Santa Maria; Paulette Elliott, 3306 SW 20th St.; Jacqueline Lynn Sekan, 541 SW 39th Ave. Karen Brunson, 1831 SW 33rd Ct.; Mary Dee Dauernheim, 751 Davis Rd.; Patricia Phillips, 7711 Mindello St.; Marguerite Patricia Head, 5942 SW 48th St.; Karl James Pond, 5950 SW 47th St. Serge Everett Pond, 5950 SW 47th St.; Mr. and Mrs. Bob C. Brunson, Jr.; 1831 SW 33rd Ct.; Marcia Markette, 829 Lorca; William Earle Furr, 11250 SW 65th Ave.; Jocelyn Adams Colliflower, 123 SW 30th Rd. Mrs. Dorothy Blanchard, 716 Majorca; William Gregg Blanchard, 716 Majorca; Elizabeth Blanchard, 716 Majorca; Caroline; Hugh Alexander Page, 1183 Milan; Nancy Lee Rand, 5871 SW 5th Ter.; Martha Jean Rand, 5871 SW 5th Ter. Charles Redlhammer; 9840 SW 197th St.; Warren Edmund Lewis, 1502 Madrid St.; Noreen Patricia Murphy, 1829 SW lyn Stothard, 6295 SW 38th St.; Linda Ann Sweatman, 14720 SW 83rd Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Clark, 223 Calabria.

MANY STATES

St. Mark's United Lutheran Church at Bird and LeJeune Roads had 20 visitors from eight states and Canada worshipping there on a recent Sunday. Visitors were from New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Georgia, Iowa, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Ontario.

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