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$6000 Fur Ring Is Broken Up By Police Here

Group, Second Smashed This RITES SET FOR fg Funeral Services Are Held for Herman J. Tilly

. ’ * 3 Services were to be held at 10, who died yesterday at her home, |for the New York Central Beech ployed as a machinist for the InYear, Consists of Five Person: MRS. KRAME

TUESDAY, OCT. 29, 1946

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At The VICTOR! | | At the VICTOR! a m. today in the Kregelo of Winfield ave. She was 49. Grove shops. He was a member of |dianapolis Screw Products Co. the —— Bailey funeral home for Herman J.| Mrs. Otto had been employed 26|the, Pleasant Valley Christian last 14 years, Buy Yo mr {Tilly, a life resident of Indianapo- years by the National Malleable and church and was a Sunday school | Survivors are his wife, Florence; || - v ur Heater Now! lis. Burial will be in Crown Hill [Steel Castings Co. She was a na- | teacher there, a

| his mother, Mrs. Lena Bader; a | Resident Here 50 Years me was 51.

tive of Warrick county, a member| Survivors include his wife, Mrs, sister, Mrs. Anna Schulz, and a! . 2 W in of the Shiloh Baptist church there, Gladys Fisher; two daughters, Mrs. | brother, Otto Abrah Il of In| ! Mr. Tily, who died Saturday in © p " ) ’ re] ' 0 Abraham, all af In Was Native of Germany. his ‘home, 9 W. Troy ave. was asso- 8nd the woman's auxiliary of Speed-{ Henry Fox, Beech Grove; Mrs, Jack dianapolis, ! he re ,| way Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars.| Martin, Greenwood; two sons, | | The Rev. W. Franklin Lahr, pas- ciated with the Marion Cdunty | 4 Son tor of Second Evangelical and De Farm biveats. and formerly was em. | Burial wil be in’ Floral Park Herma Jr. and Jeriy Pisher, oth ¢

A fur theft ring involving $6145 in furs and operating successfully :@ for months in Indianapolis was : broken up today by police. The ring, second uncovered this

» y y of Indianapolis, and six brothers, | 1 . hi | ' the Allison division of Cemetery. io bh year by detectives, was alleged to formed church, will conduet serv- Boves BY Motors Corp ® %| surviving are her husband, | Ira, Mooresville; Edward, Lebanon; | ws . consist of five jes 3 1100 Pp. In, Joos in fhe He was 2 member of the Pleasant | G€orge Otto; a son, William R.| Harold, Martinsville; Ebert, Mar- | Ri 3. H. Herrmann funeral home for - i Clam : . | x : rans, tree of Mrs, Marie H. Kramer. 722 Park- Run Boulevard Evangelical and Re- More, Clermont; a stepson, Bar| | tisville] Ceorge/] yirlang, and Ray ; f th Piss Projo way ave. Burial will be in Wash. formed church and the . Ancient , pal; : de = ie | Fur oo 114 E ington Park. | Landmarks Masonic lodge. | Ssller lamar, South Bed, ans | MRS. MAE AURADEN \ a ; Mrs, Kramer, an Indianapolis| Survivors are his wife, Alma; a ns i ' ; | | sib on reenter, ddan dmuhia, Ms. Wiliam Qube, 1. MIC 40d Ort. Gore tnd Sidney Services for Mrs Mae Auraden this week in con- Fairiee Rudy Richard Martin day in a local nursing home. She|dianapolis, and a son, Herman T., SIM — |died three years ago, will be held| nection with the itm [was 74. A native of Germany, Mrs, | Indianapolis. WILLIAM M. JACK ° in Flanner & Buchanan mortuary| | thefts are Her- I BY pe Kramer yey y og of the Sec | ROBERT Ho. PHELPS The Rev. J. Floyd Seelig will con- at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow. Burial will] el man Rudy, 41, of svangelic : | . oy !duct services for William M. Jack, be in Washington Park. \ “MS 1646% 'N. Dela- «church, the Loyalty Class and; Services were being arranged to- former roofing company associate,| Mrs, Auraden died yesterday in | ware st.; Richard church guild. day for Robert H. Phelps, Indian- at 11 a. m, tomorrow in Flanner| her home, 7900 Spring Mill rd. For Herman Rudy , . .¢inh 30, of Survivors are three daughters, apolis contractor, who died Sundays Buchanan mortuary. Burial will many years she and her husband | 2439 Talbot st.; Joseph Gillespie, Mrs. Alma Koebeler, Mrs. Edna in his home, 2217 Eastern ave. be in Crown Hill. {operated the Auraden poultry farm | . 30, of 1936 Tallman ave.; Harold Winans and Mrs. Elizabeth Nach-| Born in Tennessee, Mr. Phelps) Mr, Jack, who was 76, died Sun-|and hatchery on Spring Mill rd. | Famous T. Bronstrup, 31,,0f 1713 Sharon baur, and a son, George W. Kramer, | had lived here 25 years and was day following an illness of four| Survivors are A tiloco. Mrs. Bilal “YIieT i » ave, and Mrs, Fairlee Rudy, 42, all of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs.| chairman of the board of deacons years. He was associated with the Kinman Fowler, Petersburg, and! OR A wife of Herman Rudy. Fanny Rossberg, Fertile, Minn, of the Galilee Baptist church. He | Smither Roofing Co. here until his |two nephews, Perry Kinman, Peters- | Coal HEATERS Named as Fence and Mrs. Frieda Kierdorf, Oolorado | was 52. : : _ retirement in 1930. He was a resi-| burg, and Charles Kinman, Terre % Police named Rudy as the “fence” Springs, Colo.; five grandchildren | Survivors are his wife, Sarah;|dent of Indianapolis 31 years and |Haute. {| Sold with a satis- $ 95 dt 3 Joseph Gillespie Harold Bronstrup and one great-grandchild, nine daughters, Mrs. Mary Under-|a native of Pittsburgh. Pa. Mr. — | . 2 egy | faction or your in the thefts. He ahd his wife Pp p ; i Mr. | 1 : ys > ; wood, Mrs. Delia Moss, Mrs. Ardell | jack was a member of the Capitol WILLIAM E. ABRAHAM fom i ing your 8! money back guarpurportedly disposed o € IUIS of 75 coats from a shipment he was| MRS. CATHERINE L. CISSELL | Hawkins, Miss Effie Phelps, Miss Avenue Methodist church, of which : : | ud || antee, INSTALLED brought to them by Gillespie and|s nposed to deliver to Indiana Fur| Mrs. Catherine L. Cissell, widow| Juanita Phelps, Miss Loretta Phelps, |the Rev, Seelig is pastor. Services will he held ot 1:50 D Buy KURB af drug counters | OTHERS AT 888 Bronstrup, employees of the fur go's outlet store in Bloomington, of Thomas Cissell, will be buried in| Miss Gloria* Phelps Miss Jessie | Sufviving are a daughter. Mrs. Thursday a the G. Her Terms, $5.00 per Month! Spany. Rickie: Toral § q Ill, in August. Holy Cross following services at 8:30| Phelps and Miss Louise Phelps, all mann funeral home for William | e checking local furriers for)

Needs to be filled about once in M4 {Charles W. Holder, Indianapolis; a He turned the coals over to Rudy, a. m. tomorrow in Moore Mortuar-|of Indianapolis;

coats stolen by a fur ring which yn gave him $350 and Gillespie ies’ Peace Chapel and at 9 o'clock Phelps,

was cracked in March, Detectives|gaye $150’ to Bronstrup for helping at St. Joseph Catholic church. Ray H. Moistner and Albert A. {; oad the truck, police said.

Kelly broke up the latest ring. |

E. Abraham. & world war I. vets to 36 hours. HEATERS with Thermeotwo sons, L. C. brother, David Jack, Los Angels! uran. Mr. Abraham. who was ‘51. |] Mat control, $54.95 Installed. k Indianapolis, and Pfc. (Cal, and two. sisters, Mrs. Annie died yesterday in his home, 203 Rat PEL sei v Your Phone and Mail Orders Robert Phelps, Pt. Lawton, Wash * | Bowman, Los Angeles, and Mrs.|g pennsylvania st ! | SIV Shp . Glv Pr Mrs. Cissell, who was 87, died three sisters, Mrs. Eliza Wake, Mrs, : " Jan Setid yout all

A Mary Cline, Glendale, Cal. Another trick employed by Bron-|Sunday in her apartment at 311 E. Delia Hopson and Mrs. Ozela old- | A Nelong resident of Indianape- | name and Call Out SHOPPING They discovered a stolen coal sirup and Gillespie for obtaining North st.

following a long illness.|ham, all of Indianapdlis, and two HERMA A. FISHER lis, Mr. Abraham had been =| Mdrasotts SERVICE, LI, 1588 they learned had been sold to a furs police said, was to place them |A native of Loogootee, she had lived | brothers, Eddie Phelps and Thomas| Services for Herma A. Fisher, who to xunn, Dept, woman by Martin, another em- in storage and destroy the company|in Indianapolis 36 years, and was a Phelps, both of Clarksville, Tenn, |died yesterday in hi# home south-|RITES. SET FOR H. GRIFFITH | 218, 919 North ® ployee of the Indiana Fur Co. (receipt from the storage plant. They member of St. Joseph's church. | . £ west of Acton, will be held at| CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind:, Oct, | MichiganAve., wv { ct 0 \ Admits Taking Coats {would later remove the furs and| Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. MRS. MINNIE B. OTTO [2 p. m. tomorrow in the Pleasant|29 (U. P). — Rites will be held | Chicago, IIL TNE | Martin admitted taking some fur Sell them to Rudy, according to po- {Marie Murphy; a son, John E. Cis- | Services will be at 10:30 a. m.| Valley Christian church. He was 47. Wednesday for Howard Griffith, 79, Send todayy IE IORI : Furniture Co. coats from the company, detectives lice. sell; a sister, Mrs, Mary Raney, all| Thursday in West Side Church ofl A native of Johnson county, Mr.|state treasurer of the Patriotic! tom {

sadi. They said he kept the furs| Grand larceny and embezzlement of Indianapolis; four grandchildren, the Nazarene for Mrs. in his room for several months and charges were being prepared for and four great-grandchildren, finally sold two of them to girl Martin and Gillespie, police said. friends: The two men are being held on Police said Gillespie removed four VA8T&DCy charges now. | Rudy is being held on charges

— Open f A MN to 2 A MN -— Of receiving stolen goods and

(Closed on Sunday) Bronstrup is charged with grand

fos i sdirected. Minnie B.|Fisher lived most of his life here|Order of Sons of America lodge. | ™™™ ee

231 W. Wash. St. : | otto, Indianapolis resident 31 years,jand was an overhead crane operator 'He died Sunday night.

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Seat CIotbat Wete ain the alleged ring in an $85,000 safe : es! - : pghenion At Andrews» its | job, which was staged at Indiana ; h never . . Fur Co. last Nov. 12.

100 LATE Furs stolen by the ring included "0

: a pair of silver foxes, valued at fond. Were omen tin 5, Suliciows | $285: two ermine neck pieces, valued then open again at 6 a. m. BIG | at $1350 each: a pair of mink scarfs, i HIE Apes A valued at $395 each, and four mink-

ment at Andrews! No foolin’ it is | dyed muskrat coats, valued at $935 a CHANGE (small change that is, -h AD each.

Late Suppers, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. GATES WARNS GOP

NDREWS/| 10 KEEP ‘uP DRIVE

RESTAURANT | Governor Gates warned Repub-

lican party-leaders yesterday that 1606 N. Illinois St. the campaign for election of all We Cater te Parties!=—' party candidates must be main|tained at its current peak until Nov. 5. The drive has been carried to | Say— { record heights of power and efficiency, he told members of the [state committee, and the principal Pay remaining problem is to keep it | there until every possible G. O. P.

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PEARL M. RANKIN, 55, DIES AT METHODIST

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