St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
March 1, 1946 · Page 2 of 4
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March THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER 1, 1946 Friday, PAGE THREE J FOUR CAGE TOURNEY REGION READING Ellllll . HOME MODERNIZING The Society for the Propagation . HOME FINANCING J. F. ANDERSON WEEK WILL OPEN THIS’ END Of the Faith, Inc., (Legal Title) LUMBER C0. GIVES PLllSUllE 403 Granite BUILDING Exchange MATERIAL Bldg. Cloud, PAINT St. AND COAL Minn. high Cathoic schools will 7:45. In the third Six evening at same challenge bid St. Cloud the Sacred the of Ca- of evening Heart game Telephone Cloud, 180 St. Mini. Home and Foreign Missions. llll] EflllllllllflN fourth will thedral this weekend for of East Grand Forks its team St. Cold Spring basketball in the face Boniface’s of consecutive crown REV..HENRY annual region in four tournament o'clock. FRANK, 9 at Diocesan Director Cathedral, in the Catholic March and St. virtue 1, 2, 3. Cloud of gym Perpetual Member (living deceased) -.$ 40.00 Opening Friday night its 6:15, victory Feb. Cold at 17 or on over 1 .......... Ordinary the will sixth annual Spring, and Member (1 tourney drew bye will play stage year) 1.00 a St. Joseph—Good literature, in- .............................. .. Crosier high Onamia against the the Crosier-Duluth of winner of the Special Membership (known the Family Mem- cluding fiction, give pleasure, as must Duluth Cathedral quintet. Thesec- Saturday w evening o’clock 9 at game berghip—besides the enrolled, nine interpenetrated with certain one ond the will of be in the semi—finals. The winners of tourney a game others, living deceased, he enrolled played by St. Mary’s Graceville the Graceville-St. of John’s and Preps, edification instruc— or amount of may or against the St. John Preps for the East Grand Forks, Cold Spring year) 6.00 tion one and enrichment, said Father .......................................... -. will another encounter A games Perpetual one Burse for the education of Portrait be Harold the C. Gardiner, S.J., in lec- Fr. Mahon Named Head a young can 7:30 Saturday in at evening the for the priesthood...-. 1,200.00 man given tures in the College of St. other semi-final contest. ......................... .. For the of calechist for 5.00 Of 7 Rural Life Superior support in Championship March Game 3 Benedict and St. John’s university a one year Portrait you ...... .. The championship of the game Feb. and 18 19. had ' made ever will played be Sun- tourney 3:30 at A book he is good, continued, if ISANTI COUNTY education of native clergy of March is day, 3, with the consolation a Superior, Wise—Bishop Wil- MISSION it FUND .$3,589.9I enriches in accordance with, not third fourth for and places importance," Fa- liam P. O’Connor of Superior, game paramount . . . . new says THE SUN IS RISING begin o’clock. in at 2 ther to contravention with, Rosenbaiger. laws, The God’s “My firms only hope listed here deserve head the Madison diocese, has of to While Japan's political he “rising remembered when dis- that shall is he found you are the appointed Father Gerald F. Ma- Both championship and not team and if it increases want- in the reader we the trihuting dif‘ the patronage in your sun” have . ,’ the in the to hon be director of the Catholic in the set, to may tournament seem mg. ferent. runner-up lines of business. human counterpart of the theologi- Superior will have Rural Life conference in the right the to religious her enter symbol has sense a cal virtues, faith, hope, and charity. Catholic diocese. the state tournament in ' % significance, according to new a As example books of which St. in— Paul auditorium March 7-9. an Father Mahon, has been who received just from the Rev. report deepen faith in people, Trophies will be awarded the crease to or the the Birchwood of parish pastor giving Samuel Rosenbaiger, for that Capuchin faith, the first three in the teams regional reasons a and its mission for than more a learned speaker referred The said meet, Father Joseph to Kirchner missionary who last fall promoted the first spent many years year, World, the Flesh, (and Father of St. Cloud Cathedral, director of leaders’ the rural seminar in dio- in Nippon. The adminis- present Smith. In the struggle of the tournament, and individual one or It attended by Bishop cese. was tration would the point to characters rise, improve, to seem will medals be presented all to more O’Connor than and 40 more change, the rebirth reader finds of that: spirit members of the winning to or team reasons way a priests. as for hope in human beings. well the eight players who to which evoked the the of as praise Recently of rural group a pas- make the all—regional team. Hemingway’s characters, usually of in Rice Lake with Fa— tors met aroused the soul Japan until Cathedral Defending Champ without motivation struggles, ther Mahon plan secretary, to or as she expanded and forth set St. Cloud Cathedral a stands the by swayed circumstances, giv- as are making prospective in farmers bloom of Christian virtues." Much defending champion. It the ing the reader little won other the acquainted of state or no parts reason will have be done, however, by to the meet for three Du- past for in mankind, trust the speaker years. with the possibilities for farming returning missionaries, for devas- luth Cathedral first place in said. An increased and love esteem won plying trade northern Wis— in or a particularly tation, Nagasaki, in and 1942 the Johnnie Preps it for one’s fellows is another test of won consin with communities churches has been widespread. In the in- in 1941, the first of the good book. tour- In Sinclair Lewis’ year a and schools. Through adver— an Catholicity terim, be depend- will book, Cass recent Timberlane, nev. the tisement in the Catholic Herald the work of native ent No reserved sale upon seats for reader fails find. to justification are on Citizen inquiries number of have a 3 who have priests remained the in the said tournament, Father Kirch— for love of his fellow because HOURS been received already and acted man country. and tickets sell 50 the cents for author_himself at has ner creative no 24 DAY! A on. Father Rosenbaiger that adults and 35 reports cents for students EASY love his ‘VASHEB for characters, according the seminary conducted by the and children. Gardiner. Father ANSWERS TO QUIZ to Polish Franciscan Fathers Na- in .Fathcr 7-b 1-a 5-3. 8-a Gardiner 2-a 3—c 4-21 6-a concluded by ya gasaki through- 'Ihis remained intact St. Have John’s the New U. Easy Has that Washer the work? 9-c IO-a ll—c 12-c. for Catholic saying you seen case of is the sleet, and wind— and later, when the with studies continu- out season snow, literature war seemed hopeful more now . Come in and let show how ing for the students. Now put out six us you you can an than average several decades melts, there will be rains and floods. and the ago men- snow size wash less in than hour. The Easy Washer youths does native ready for have ordi— not one tioned several books are that, Experienced in his wringer off buttons to tear there mash fingers. until spring, the elements hold little' nation. and The Easy From nine a or estimation, romance fill the now requirements are new of Honor Roll 44 Spindrier is easier on the clothes and does the better entries into and job of novitiate 30 a good literature: Behold Your King, and of electric for the It on women your company. means men Housewives drying. On display the at into minor seminary. Truly, by Bauer; Lovely Is the Lee, by vigilance—and, frequently, repairs be the title, “Mugenzai extra to emergency Gidding; The Beleaguered pre-war City. by no WEIDNER IMPLEMENT 00. Sono" the garden of the Im- Bill, Christ conditions. Uncoozquered, For made under the trying by Little; -—-— most nature can Choose maculate Virgin—was justly and Brideshead R is i d, t by ap- e v e made works of sometimes play havoc with the best this plied man. Prior Collegeville. seminary. Forty-four stud- to Waugh. to —- St. Cloud Regal Paynesville the outbreak of hostilities in Offered maintaining least ents, “B” at noticed it—the weather, And yet—maybe you’ve its a at Europe, its from given places the support Requiem came average, were on interfere much with electric doesn’t service. Catholic worst, Poland, but naturally your first very honor roll.of semester St. has nothing been able John’s university here. Leading to the Company, Northern States Power under \‘Vhy? Because come that from prostrated nation since freshman, sophomore, junior, and has developed ingenious devices business management, to many 1939. senior classes g George W. were For Anna Sui l1 “In this hour of ,i, what happens. And Hinger, flowing, those Carle keep Shelton, James F. opportun- great current matter no on 'lhe ity for Church Japan, Gallagher, the in and Donald Campion, ( V when interrupted, it’s only occasions service is for rare a respectively. Pierz Scout Banquet leap ‘ because repair ready into short time action to crews are Following is the list of those pft‘ hars achieving day the day. this honor: in 24 Seniors, Don year, a every ls Attended 150 by Sank Rapids—A Solemn Re- ald Campion, Richard Fleming, A1- ‘ normal times, in skilled Even workers quiem Mass great offered in Sacred a phonse many Wegleitner, are Robert J. was Heart church for Mrs. Anna Smith, Cesnik, and Harold Hylden; E. job Northern States Power always the Company. And at on Piera—Approximately 60, who died in the St. Cloud hos- 150 juniors, James F. Gallagher, Don- per- workers—who know jobs—are their these important pital Feb. following 21 brief ill- attended banquet an in the ald Talafous, Donald Hackert, sons a a Mrs. Smith school received into auditorium here in observ- Vern W. Hackett, why electric service is second ness. and Leander was to your reason none. PAINTS the church with her six National children by of Boy Scout week. Ohnsorg; sophomores, Carle ance Shel- the Rev. Theodore Under the Wrobel while auspices of the Com— Donald ton, Kahl, Francis J. Pe- the family lived in mercial club, HOME Foley; the included YOUR OF THE FUTURE—GETA PLAN tracek, Wendelin Spinler, Robert program one HOME son, PLANNING Robert short Smith, is addresses by the Very wstudent Rev. in Sauter, line Sylvester Complete of Theisen, Arthur now FlLE! Contains ideas for homes and home modernization. Provides handy new a the St. Paul T. Leo BIRCHMONT seminary Kcaveny Little Falls; and will be of the B. Barnett, James W. Edie, Jacob inside and file ideas and clippings. Home NowAvoiloble place Planning Files out- Your to at .' ordained ‘the Rev. Vincent priesthood VVeigand. to this and pastor; . . Schumacher, and John P. McDarby. side Barn paints. ILICTRIC APPLIANCE DEALER OR OUR SHOWIOOM...50I Scout Executive Nelson. Les / spring. ~~~< Freshmen, George W. Hinger, ind roll Per and Paints win— Celebrant Various the ceremonies rituals up of Funeral Mass and Theodore Gimenez, Alvin Wichter- used by the the Boy Scouts Rev. Peter Lorsung, dowglase. was were pas— FLOUR Gobert Pryor, Patrick Thom- man, with by the demonstrated members NELSON tor, Robert of the Hear EDDY III "THE EECTRIC HOUR" Smith dea- with Robert Armbruder's Orchestra. as Douglas Gits, Richard Quin- as, Every Sunday, 3:30 I’. M., C. 5. T.. CBS. the and Rev. Leonard Gaida, troop. con, Iivan, Emmet Weber, William Wen- subdeacon. Master of ceremonies ninger, John E. McShea, Leo St. the Rev. Thomas Shadeg. was Keep home ship and with wallpaper. See shape Michel, smart Carsten C. Rabehl, David our your baking, because for their is it Burial took place Nunn-Bush in Ronneby the NORTHERN Wild, William Sherman, Raymond STATES excellem of representing POWER COMPANY the grades fines! in and “Tops” of fine is in patterns Also paper texture cemetery. assisting new the at Grundtner, Ernest J. McMahon, Mass the Rev. Ralph Aschoff, Quality. and beauty. value long lasting utility were in Richard E. Kelly, Alfred lilbfle/Oxrom Noter- the Rev. Raymond Lang, ANKLE and the Francis Whalen, Ray Hack- mann, Rev. Klimek, Val all turn of St. Cloud, MILLED IN ST. CLOUD BY Arthur Hansen, ert, Donald Thim- in addition number of to semi- a mesh, Eugene Herzog, and Gerald K0 E PATRONIZE OUR Milling narians SI. Gloud Go. of the Diocese ADVERTISERS St. Cloud. of J. Iten. Born in Sweden in 1886, Mrs. Smith the United States to came Large Crowd Attends " 116 7th Ave. No. Phone 570 THEY suor ARE RELIABLE 50 She had been resi- years ago. a Benefit in St. Cloud dent of Sauk Rapids for seven Mr. Smith died in 1938. years. 5 II 0 5 0 E N I: R M Surviving children, six Fran- are Sixth Phone 20 Avenue South 587 large A attended crowd the bene- Anne, Sauk and Rapids; Rob- ces THE BOOTERIE fit card the in St. Cloud party in- Smith James l. and Alexandria; ert e Cloud r stitute Feb. 516 St. Ger. St. 22, sponsored by the and Maurice and Joseph Smith, joint finance committee of the Sauk Rapids; brother, Nels one Knights of Columbus and the Olson, Dassel; and three sisters, Daughters of Isabella. Proceeds Mrs. Mary Ecklund, Minneapolis; will be used help finance the to Joseph Mrs. Kaiser, Litchfield; and three-day Lenten Family Life Mrs. con- Proctor McKenzie, Watkins. ference being planned by the two organizations for March 24 26. to Service Personnel Ben J. Koshiol, chairman of the joint committee, his expresses thanks members of the to Daugh- Given Discharges of Isabella ters and Knights of Columbus who served the on com— mittee well the general to as as public who patronized the event. Browerville.——~Two members of Prizes awarded the fol— to E were St. Joseph’s parish have returned lowing: At women‘s 500, Mrs. Ida their with homes after serving to Cash Braun and Pauline Wyrembeck; forces the armed men’s 500, Ray Jackson and Al I Miss Koneitzko Mary returned ‘. to Feneis; Mona Wahl, contract. and Browerville last week Fort from Disabled Dead, For Mrs. Pat Meagher; auction, Mrs. Dix, N. J., where she had been E. H. Johnson; skat, Gus Inder- stationed the for as an army nurse and Horses Old or rieden, X. J. Weller, Val and Hen- three employed While past years. kel; and special prize, Mrs. Mary Hides 0n by the Fair Oaks Lodge sanitorium With Cows Salchert. Koneitzko in VVadena, Miss en— ANC listed in the and assigned was Cathedral Coach Calves, Gift for Free military hospital in Fort Dix, to a until and Hogs where she remained hon— Sheep Returns Post an to her orable discharge granted was PHONE'OUR week. last STATION NEAREST daughter The of Mr. and Mrs. CHARGES THE PAY WE Steve Koneitzko of St. Joseph’s par— _.108 plans the ish, former Cloud St. army nurse ............... her again enter to nursmg upon ..183 Melrose profession. .................. /i \Vesolowski, S. Sgt. George son _-195 Prairie Long ‘ .ea Wesolowski, Mr. Mrs. Leo of and ........ ‘ i335" «3‘56 the who “Tagwiflg I is of veterans _-773 Falls ii Little one army 33:63. \Di‘éwea‘» pine discharge the returned for to .......... 5. GR -.800 Alexandria aboard 0‘ United States Saipan from ted 0“ ‘e a weL c9 ............ one you attack 0“ the U.S.S. O‘Hara. best “k9 a navy ‘0“ use 26 Pierz the Sega \lwaS‘S‘ weal; Saipan Jan. 1‘ that left 21. transport with 520$ “ ..................... .. gcctw transpo’rt ‘ in San Pedro, The docked ‘1 1S .. rile weed . , ..425 pgAV Brainerd . a “W. m. Calif., Feb. 5. “m on ................ 399“ lilieé'fi \\\3y.\es o“ .\e“ .234 Foley k: “’ .s\as:;:“ mi i logecarg‘e I of ..................... *he .567 Sauk Centre S- 58 uS me‘l‘o u .. ‘ tho Beca“ . ‘N ........ {or w“ --400 9 Glenwood THE HEART GIFT FROM A .............. h ‘ Starbuck ..184 should be the finest ................ t TIRE Richmond 77 RELINERS .............. .. buy TRACTOR TIRES & RIMS money can Litchfield . . . FISH & SEIBERLING BATTERIES 91 Willmar Guy Colie Is the A by I Portrait .4 ................ .. .244 Wadena CLOUD ST. MOTOR TIRE & 00. .................. Portraiture Finest in Sokol (above) of Paul Minne- LONG PRAIRIE week Cathe- this apolis fun It’s to returns to \ APPOINTMENT FOR PHONE Cloud, 26 school, St. dral high Purple Listen the ST. CLOUD‘S as to (Howkinson Treads) DISTRIBUTOR than coach after athletic each question two Seal LARGEST more FISK 8: 0F Inc. had Rendering 00., with U. S. He the cash $5 week. F STUDIO TIRE navy. SEIBERLING years o GUY'S u r leave of absence granted been awards made for DEALER HENRY C. VAN AUKEN, General TIRES a Manager are ‘ received board and school the by sub- best the answers “INN. LONG PRAIRIE. recently. Present d h i Catholic mitted by g a r e a s c ' St. 609 E. Germain—East 2341 SI. goutl Telephone Portraits “True-to-You” Edward Col- Cathedral, coach boys and school grade at A‘an Dis/tetra ,OR ' school with the who has been letti, girls. lease-lend plan during through ANIMALSHUMANELY Cloud, Minn. St. Ger. 802 St. a. Hudson Sales Service 8; will the of the latter war, years ' orsmoveo of the Cloud the St. staff return to fall. college Teachen’ State next