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9 Monday, August 3, 1987 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS B9' I'l DEATHS AND FUNERALS Paul K. Sharp was guidance director Metropolitan Indianapolis deaths Marion County Zulah Applegate. 77 Ronald T. Barnett, 40 Bud Binion, 78 Samuel J. Courtney, 89 Mable Lee Daniels, 69 Phillip Darlington, 29 Virgil Dickerson 62 Grace Digweed, 84 Sam A.

Dudkowski, 70 Edwinna K. Green, 74 Genevieve I. Greiner, 90 Florence M. Groves, 82 Barbara J. Iszler, 46 William H.

Lightner, 70 David C. Maxwell, 26 Andrew C. Necessary, infant Andrew F. Niebrugge, 74 Brandon Pfeifer, 7 weeks Charles A. Riedinger, 81 Leona M.

Rikhoff, 77 Gracie Roach, 94 Paul K. Sharp, 79 Halbert T. Shubert, 69 William K. Smith, 80 Velma I. Turk, 69 Hugh Warren.

72 Cecilia M. Zernicke, 90 Boone County Hazelle L. Benning, 82 John P. Deer, 23 Hancock County Floyd N. Runion, 72 Johnson County David P.

Adams, 69 Anna M. Cenclch, 70 Rosalind Kraus, 91 John Franklin Payne, 57 Brandie Ulam, three months Madison County Coe W. Sullivan, 71 Imogene N. Wade, 64 Morgan County James L. Long, 84 Thomas B.

Troke, 83 Shelby County Clark R. James, 68 Former residents Isabel Duesenberg, 81 Mildred Gasho, 82 Helen C. Gilman, 66 Susan M. Herrmann, 37 Faye C. McKinley, 92 Reinhardt Meinjohans, 62 Dorothy Miller, 80 Russel A.

Moore, 82 Mark T. Senecal, 17 Leona W. Waltz, 72 Robert F. Weiler Ivan Lendl made short United Prats International work of Brad Gilbert. Lend! wins in Museum chief John P.

Deer I rites Tuesday LEBANON. Ind. for John P. Deer. 23.

Curator of? Indian Heritage Museum at -Thorntown. will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Myers Mortuary with calling until 9 tonight. Deer, formerly of Indiana-polls, was found dead In a car 2 Friday night on a Monroe County' Road near Bloomlngton. The--Monroe County coroner's office Is investigating.

A resident of Indianapolis un- 1 til 1981. he was employed five years at Preston-Safeway in Lebanon. Last April he was named cu- rator of the museum at Thorn- town. He had expanded its Indi--3 an exhibits by adding artifacts from family, friends and al collections. Deer participated in and won numerous Indian dancing competitions at powwows and exhl-.

bltlons across the country. He made his own colorful costumes and headdresses. His prize-winning artwork is displayed among the work of his Indian ancestors In the Deer said he learned the craft as a youngster by taking art classes at the Indian Center in Indiana-polls. He had planned to study anthropology at Indiana University-Purdue University at Indiana-polls. A former Indiana Commission 4( for Engllghtment Through the Arts board member, he was member of the American Indiana Council Fraternal Order of Eagles, Tecumseh Lodge of In- dlanapolls and Indiana National Guard.

Memorial contributions may', be made to the museum. Survivors father Donald Snyder: mother Sherrl Walker w-Dlggle; grandparents Jim and Reva Corman; sister, Kimberly Luker. Mable Lee Daniels Services for Mable Lee WII- Hams Daniels. 69. Indianapolis will be at 1 1 a.m.

Wednesday In Peoples Funeral Home. Calling will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. Daniels, who died Friday in Methodist Hospital, worked for.

Ken Kleen Inc. four years. She' retired this year. She was a member of First amuel Baptist-Church and Its usher group and choir. She was the widow of Eu-JM gene Daniels.

Survivors sons Eugene Williams, Eugene, Em- muel Daniels: daughters Byrd. Darlene Cook: sisters Wll- lie Bell Williams. Josephine Per- ry; 1 2 grandchildren. D.C.; U.S. loses Federation Cup Survivors wife Evelyn Haug Sharp: daughter Karen Ann Kenyon; sons P.

Kent. Stephen John F. Sharp: sister O. Virginia Lamb: brothers Merritt Richard R. Sharp: four grandchildren.

Services Tuesday for Shelby Gallien WEST LAFAYETTE. Ind. Services for Shelby W. Gallien. 75.

former Purdue University faculty member, will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday in Soller-Baker Funeral Home with calling until 8 tonight. Gallien. a candidate for mayor of West Lafayette in the early 1960s, died Friday in St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center at Lafayette.

A graduate of Southern Illinois University at Carbondale and New York University, he was a field representative and director for the Public Safety Institute at Purdue from 1942 to 1964. He later worked for the University of Wisconsin school of education at Milwaukee eight Gallien was the National Association of Fire Investigators Man of the Year in 1985. He was the widower of Mary Slnsabaugh Gallien. Survivors sons John, Robert, R. Bruce Gallien: sister Mar-cella Kierzman; 10 grandchildren.

Thomas B. Troke MARTINSVILLE. Ind. Private graveside services for Thomas B. Troke.

83. formerly of Indianapolis, were today. Troke died Thursday in a Martinsville retirement home. He retired In 1972 from General Motors Truck and Bus Plant at Indianapolis. He was member of the Masonic Lodge and Scottish Rite at Indianapolis.

Survivors sisters Louise Fisher. Edith Smith. Reinhardt Meinjohans FORT MYERS. Fla. Services for Reinhardt Meinjohans.

62. formerly of Mooresville. were today. Meinjohans died Wednes- i day in his home. A World War II Navy veteran, he was retired from Detroit Diesel Allison.

Indianapolis Operation. Survivors wife Marilyn Richards Meinjohans; sons Danny, Timmy Meinjohans; daughter Jan Mack-inzie; brother Harry Meinjohans; sisters Carole Westling. Irene Karels. Gladys Hankln. Ella From the Wire Services Ivan Lendl is 12-0 against Brad Gilbert dating back to 1982 and has dropped Just three sets in those Ave years.

Sunday night in the nation's capital, the world's No. 1 player completed easiest match to date against Gilbert. Letidl needed only 56 minutes to djsmlss the 25-year-old American 6-1. 6-0 in the final of the $293,400 D.C. National Tennis Classic Sunday night for his 65th: career singles' title and third championsip of the year.

Lendl, with a near-flawless serve 'and masterful return, dominated the fourth-seeded and 17th-ranked Gilbert, holding serve throughout the match and surrendering Just nine points off his serve in the match. Lendl won a $39,440 first-place check. Elsewhere Steffi Graf and Claudia Kohde-Kilsch overcame Pam Shrlyer's pep talks to teammate Chris Evert and staged a powerful comeback at Vancouver, British Columbia, giving West Germany its first Federation Cup championship. The West German-team won 13 of the final 18 games to beat the United States 1-6. Z-S.

6-4 in the deciding doubles competition. In singles matches earlier in the day, Shri-ver topped Kohde-Kilsch, 6-0, 7- Services for Paul K. Sharp. 79. Beech Grove, former director of guidance at Beech Grove High School, will be at 1 p.m.

Tuesday in Little Sons Funeral Home. Grove. Calling will be until 8 tonight and from 1 1 a.m. Tuesday until services. Sharp, who died Saturday in St.

Vincent Hospital, was a Rector Scholar at DePauw University, of which he was a graduate. He received a master's degree from Ball State University. He started his 43-year career in education in Olney, 111., where he was a math teacher four years. In 1933. he returned to his Randolph County hometown of Modoc to teach and to coach basketball, football and baseball.

Sharp was named principal at Modoc High School in 1948. When the school was merged with others in the county, he became principal of the consolidated Union Township School, a post he held three years. Sharp had been president of the Randolph County Athletic Association and the Randolph County Principals Association. He was a charter member and former president of the Union Township Lions Club. In 1960.

he moved to Beech Grove, where he was a math teacher at Beech Grove High School. In 1966 he was named director of guidance. He retired in 1973. Active in civic affairs. Sharp helped organize the Beech Grove blood drive and was a member of the Senior Citizens Club and Beech Grove Lions Club, where he was a former secretary.

He was a trustee and secretary of the board of Beech Grove United Methodist Church. He had been a member of the Indiana State Teachers Association, the National Education Association and the Indiana Per-sonnel and Guidance Association. Memorial contributions may be made to the Rector Scholarship Program at DePauw University, Greencastle. Ind. 46135.

Dorothy Miller JENSEN BEACH. Fla Services for Dorothy Frumer Miller. 80, formerly of Indianapolis, will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday in Whlt-aker Funeral Home. Cloverdale.

Ind. Calling will be from 7 to 9 tonight. Mrs. Miller died Sunday in Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis. Survivors husband vOmer Miller: daughter Cynthia Sanders: sisters Mary Dollens.

Elodia Wood. Jeannette Inscore. Andrew C. NecessaVy Private services are planned for Infant Andrew Christopher Necessary. Indianapolis, who died Friday in St.

Francis Hospital. There will be no calling. Thornburg-Davis Funeral Home. Farmland, is handling arrangements. Survivors parents Mr.

and Mrs. Jeff Necessary: twin sister Audrey Christine Necessary; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. David Smithson, Mr. and Mrs.

BUI Necessary. Robert F. Weiler VINCENNES. Ind. Services for Robert F.

Weiler. formerly of Indianapolis, were today. Weiler died Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital. He worked as an auditor for the Indiana Department of Revenue at Indianapolis 23 years, retiring in 1978. Survivors wife Betty Allega Weiler: daughters Ruth May.

Marie Wor-stell. Virginia German. Monica Wentzel. Martha. Barbara Weiler; sons Charles.

Paul. Jim. Mark. Carl Weiler: brother Ed Weiler: sisters Estella Lewis. Mary Rossi.

Clara Galena: 12 grandchildren: one great-grandchild. Velma I. Turk Services for Velma I. Cross Turk, 69. Indianapolis, will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday In Conkle Lyn- hurst Funeral Home. Calling will be until 9 tonight. Mrs. Turk, who died Saturday in Methodist Hospital, was a volunteer for the Department of Parks and Recreation senior citizens group at Stout Field Elementary School. She was the widow of Ferret! Farris Turk.

Survivors daughters Charlene Plunkett. Lillian K. Clarke. Trudy Gill. Debbie Payne; sons Trevor W.

Turk. Paul 1.. Charles C. Max Gosnell; brothers Donald. Dale Cross; 18 grandchildren: 17 great-grandchildren.

Hugh Warren Services for Hugh "Flip" Warren, 72. Indianapolis, will be at 7 tonight In Boatright Funeral Home. Calling will be until services. Warren, who died July 20 in a nursing home, woked 42 years for Shapiro Delicatessen Cafeteria. He retired In 1972.

Survivors brothers James, O. B. Warren. Ali says surgery may ease disorder Tennis 6 (7-5). and Graf crushed Evert.

6-2, 6-1 to square the finals at 1-1. The U.S. team of Evert and Shriver easily won the first doubles set and took a 4-0 lead In the second before the West German team of Graf and Kohde-Kilsch mounted a comeback. First-place prize money was $80,000. Hard-serving Kevin Curren outlasted Wimbledon champion Pat Cash of Australia 6-4.

5-7. 6-4 In the finals of the $75,000 Harmarx Tennis Classic exhibition tournament at Newport Beach, Calif. Curren, of Austin, Texas, served five aces and was broken only once In the match that lasted 2 hours. 45 minutes at the John Wayne Tennis Club. The victory was worth $12,500 for Curren.

Joaklm Nystrom wore down Stefan Edberg with his steady backcourt game at Bas-tad. Sweden, to win the $202,500 Swedish Open singles title and cap a brilliant weekend over fellow Swedish tennis stars. Nystrom. seeded fifth, won 4-6, 6-0. 6-3 on the slow clay court.

At Hilversum. Holland, top-seeded Miloslav Meclr of Czechoslovakia defeated Gulllermo Pe-rez-Roldan of Argentina 6-4, 1-6. 6-3. 6-2 to win the $150,000 Dutch Open. Sports Talk National Basketball Association season.

The Bulls are refusing to pay his guaranteed salary of because he ruptured his Achilles tendon In a game played without team permission. Banks said he expects to miss the 1987-88 season because of an injury. 'Miss Bud' can win The defending national champion. Miss Budweiser. took a commanding lead driving at the start of the winner-take-all final heat and won the Seafalr Budweiser Cup unlimited hydroplace race on Lake Washington near Seattle.

Driven by JIM KROPFELD of Cincinnati. Miss Budweiser won with an average speed of 124.517 mph Sunday. Thomas does it Remember when ISIAH THOMAS threw that terrible In-bounds pass in the playoffs against the Boston Celtics? And he thought that was pressure? Well, Thomas discovered the true meaning of the word Sunday night. With one second remaining In the "Midsummer Night's Magic" exhibition game MAGIC JOHNSON'S All-Star affair for the benefit of the Unit-. ed Negro College Fund Thomas stood at the foul line with the score 178-178.

That's right. 178-178. Thomas made two free throws to complete the 180-178 triumph despite Johnson sticking out his tongue and giving the Detroit guard the "choke" sign. Washington Bullets forward TERRY CATLEDGE was Injured early Sunday In a single-vehicle accident that killed an- other passenger, the Mississippi Highway Patrol said. He Is hospitalized in "stable" condition.

Florence M. Groves Services for Florence M. Gruner Groves. 82. Indianapolis, will be at 10 a.m.

Tuesday in G. H. Herrmann Madison Avenue Funeral Home. Calling will be until 8 tonight. Mrs.

Groves, who died Friday in a nursing home, was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. She was the widow of Raymond Groves. Survivors son James A. Groves; three grandsons: two great-grandsons. David P.

Adams GREENWOOD. Ind. Services for David P. Adams. 69.

will be at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday In Forest LawnWilson-St. Pierre Funeral Home. Calling will be until 9 tonight. Adams, who died Saturday in St.

Francis Hospital, Beech Grove, was a tool grinder and cutter at Chrysler In In-dlanapolls. He retired In 1980. He was a World War II Navy veteran. Survivors wife Hazel Sutton Adams; daughters Carolyn Freeland. Louise Anne Fahy; brother Weldon Adams; sister De Fayna Beam; six grandchildren.

Virgil Dickerson Jr. Services for Virgil Lee Dicker-son 62, Indianapolis, will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday In Grace Missionary Baptist Church, of which he was a member. Calling will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Stuart Mortuary.

Dickerson. who died Saturday in Winona Hospital, had served In the Army and Navy and was a World War II and Korean War veteran. Survivors sons Virgil Glenn. Bobby Willie. Gregory.

Bryant Dickerson; daughters Robin Tunstlll. Saundra I. Dickerson; brothers Shelton. Willie Foster. Jesse Thomas Dickerson; 12 grandchildren.

Leona W. Waltz CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. Services for Leona W. Waltz, 72, formerly of Indianapolis, were today.

Mrs. Waltz died Friday In a nursing home. She was employed by Dormeyer Industries at Rockvllle before retiring about 10 years ago. She was the widow of "very Waltz. Survivors daughters Barbara Beane, Virginia Greene; son George Waltz; brother Ralph Near; sisters Ber-nice Jones, Dorothy Waldsch-midt, Lula Ganschow; 17 grand-children; 32 greatgrandchildren.

Isabel Duesenberg Helen C. Gilman GREENCASTLE. Ind. Ser- vices for Helen C. Carrico Gll-f man.

66, formerly of Indiana- polls, will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday In Nativity Catholic Church, Indianapolis. Calling' '4 will be until 9 tonight and 1 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at Little Funeral Home, Beech Grove. Mrs.

Gilman. who died Sunday in St. Francis Hospital, Beech Grove, was a member of Amcri- can Legion Auxiliary and Bunker Hill Fire Department Ladles Aux-. lllary. Survivors Carolyn S.

Adams, Joyce M. Vcr- nick. Kathleen A. Coaklcy. The-'3 resa L.

Holtgrave. Mary C. Ver-', nick: sons Joseph D. M. Carrico: stepdaughter A.

Sams: stepson Spencer Gil- man; 23 grandchildren; great-grandchildren. Genevieve I. Greiner .1 Services for Genevieve I. Gchl -Greiner. 90.

Indianapolis, will 'J Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. In Daniel F. O'RIIey Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. In St. Barnabas Catholil Church.

Calling will be until 9 tonight. Mrs. Greiner. who died' Saturday in Johnson County-. Hospital, Franklin, was the wld- ow of John A.

Greiner. Survivors daughter Elizabeth Cavallaro: sisters Margaret Kretzer. Helen Morris: brother Clarence two grandch'ldren; three great-' 'i grandchildren. Edwinna K. Green There will be no services or calling for Edwinna K.

McCoy. Green, 74, Indianapolis, who, died Saturday In St. Vincent-' Hospital. Mrs. Green was a prl- vate secretary for Indiana School of Nursing 15 years, retiring in 1984.

Survivors daughters Penny Farber, --HoIIy McCormlck: sister Marion Pooler; four grandchildren. I Zulah Applegate Services for Zulah Zook Applegate, 77, Indiana- polls, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Flanner Buchanan Farley Morris Street Mortuary. Calling" will be from 7 to 9 tonight and noon until services Tuesday. Irs.

Applegate, who died Friday. (n Methodist Hospital, was the 4' widow of Edwin Applegate. Sur- vivor sister Thelma Clements. More obituaries are on Page D10 Susan M. Herrmann GLEN ELLYN.

111. Services for Susan Marie Miller Herrmann, 37, formerly of Indianapolis, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Beech Grove (Ind.) Baptist Church, of which she was a member. Calling will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Little Sons Funeral Home, Beech Grove.

Graveside services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday In Greenwood (Ind.) Cemetery. Mrs. Herrmann, who died Saturday at her home, was a phlcbotomlst 15 years, including at St. Francis Hospital in Beech Grove and Hendricks County Hospital in Indiana, and at Lutheran General Hospital.

Park Ridge, and Good Samaritan Hospital. Downers Grove, in Illinois. She attended Indiana Business College. Survivors husband Dennis H. Herrmann: daughter Karen S.

Herrmann: sons Bruce Timothy H. Herrmann: parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Miller: brothers David, Ivan. Tom.

Jeff Miller. William K. Smith Services for William K. Smith. 80.

Indianapolis, were today in Flanner Buchanan Broad Ripple Mortuary. Smith, who died Saturday in Community Hospital, was a development engineer for Stewart-Warner Corp. South Wind Division 43 years. He retired in 1972. He was a member of the Quarter Century Club at Stewart-Warner and was a native of Old Cumnock.

Scotland. Memorial contributions may be made to a favorite charity. Survivors wife Violet Smith: sons Kent David A. Smith; brother Walter L. Smith: sister Myra McKlgney; five grandchildren: two great-grandchildren.

Brandon M. Pfeifer Services for Brandon Matthew Pfeifer. 7 weeks. Indiana-polls, were today In Daniel F. Funeral Home and Holy Rosary Catholic Church.

Memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association or Riley Hospital. The Infant died Saturday In Riley Hospital. Survivors parents Mr. and Mrs. David Pfeifer: brother Brian A.

Pfeifer; grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pfeifer. Mr. and Mrs.

Gus Stinnett: great-grandparents August Bloom. Albert Feltz, Josephine Stinnett. MUHAMMAD ALI, boxing's only three-time heavyweight champion, says he will probably have surgery to help relieve Parkinson's Syndrome, a mild form of a degenerative brain disorder. "I know I'm sick and I know it's getting worse." All said In an interview published today. "I can't talk when I want to.

Can't talk as fast and often as I like. mind Is still sharp. I am aware of everything around me. My body Just i moves slow and feejs. drained a lot" 'made his comments during an Interview with the gun-Times In Las Vegas where he attended the MOB TT- sos-Torrr tucker bout Harmon won't play JEROME HARMON, the 6- foot-4 guard from Lew Wallace High School in Gary, failed to meet NCAA academic standards and wiU be Ineligible to play at Louisville this season.

Harmon's father. HARMON, said his son scored a 13 in his third attempt on the American College Test. Harmon needed a 14 to meet the NCAA requirements. KENNY KLEIN. Louisville sports Information director, said Hannon still will enroll at Louisville' on a scholarship.

He will not be allowed to play or practice with the team in the 1987-88 school year, then will have three years of eligibility remaining. ioulsvllle head Coach DENNY CKUM. when asked about Har-moD coaching the U.S. Pan American basketball team In Saturday night's exhibition game at-Freedom Hall, said: "Obviously. I'm displeased.

I wish he had passed." Barks can't win Chicago Bulls forward GENE BANKS says he doesn't see any way lie can win on the court or off during the upcoming PINELLAS PARK. Fla. There will be no services or calling for Isabel Stokes Duesenberg, 81, formerly of Indianapolis. Mrs. Duesenberg, who died Friday at her home, worked about 20 years for Diamond Chain In Indianapolis.

She retired about 20 years ago. She was the widow of Frederick "Fritz" Duesenberg. Seminole Beach Memorial Chapel, Seminole, Is handling arrangements. Survivors sisters Wll-helmlne Williams, Kathleen Allen. I in fi A A 1.