St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
May 31, 1946 · Page 2 of 4
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THE ST. CLO REGISTER Friday, UD PAGE May 31, 1946 THREE Melina Fergus Falls Ohildren K. of C. Youngsters Quiz Enioy OIIIIIOORF III. P. ATTENTION Take Part in crowning FISHERMEN! W i! Pay Tribute 7111’"; I “65’ Pittsburgh Paints to See wide selection of fishing R our Falls—Children Fergus of the tackle, poles. minnow buckets. life cane o.' . jackets. Car-top boat carriers. 14:. religion \ classes participated in VARNISHES i PAINTING CONTRACTOR — \ WE SELL FISHING LICENSE crowning ceremonies the May WASHABLE WALLPAPER IMPERIAL Gold Star Knight Powell Hardware 00. in Victory Lady Our of queen .4 Tel. 435 12 St. Cloud 7th Ave. S. —¢“' 9.53.5 A KL'. writes that his L‘s“. ’ veteran church May 11. brother still is and ST. CLOUD. MINN. overseas Katherine Johnson, dressed as a writes of surplus that properties bride, May and crowned queen was he his in business. Our can use the of the Blessed Mother. statue Melrose.—In tribute their to reader asks how he son, arrange can Attendants Jules Schellinger Jenncn, Jr., Bros. were Herbert, the only gold star for the purchase, mem- transportation, and Joseph Gates. Katy Svenneby ber of the Mclrose Knights Co- of these of of properties. etc., some 00. wreath-bearer; flower SIVINSKI girls THE was lumbus, Mr. and Mrs. Clemens Sales BUILDERS surplus of such materials, Dianne Farrington. Mae were Schulte of Grcenwald guests equipment. be were arranged etc.. may Reliable Contractors Mauer, Adrlanne Carroll, and of honor council banquet in at: by a veteran. a or a man or woman Doris Cichy. Phone zsssw St. Bonifacc’s church basement still in the service, for their own Clint] SIVINSKI A. J. 121 14th An. So. st. May Hymns Blessed 19. the Virgin to through the U. S. State de- use. More by than knights the children 250 their they and were Washington, sung D. We as partment, C. Funeral Service marched prooession. attended in Recitation the banquet, which guests write the State de- suggest you followed the followed major of Rosary, by degree initiation. Bene~ detailed a particulars. for partment diction, Principal concluded the speakers the Very This ceremony. that were veteran states upon CHAPEL DAY 908 SERVICE PHONE Rev. S. J. Schirmcrs Albin Sei- and separation he Toggery neglected cash to t'ert Duluth, of district deputy. 912-914 1804- ST. GER. NITE PHONE German, him ANSWERS in issued to money . Among the outside councils while the in service and inquired repre- 1-b 2-a 3-a 4-c 5-b 6-b sented the day’s celebration at St. Cloud, of Furniture Minn. Complete Line where how be were and 7-b 8—1) 9-c 10-a same ex- 11-h may 12—a those Millerville, of Long Prairie, changed for American currency. St. Cloud, Duluth, and Willmal‘. You will have visit in to person service Candidates the finance officer the of Initiated DANIEL than Candidates in which live and More command Tower of Cloud May 500 who the 19. entered the Youngsters of 713 St. Ger. you Cloud St. Knights in and adults Columbus .1“... show discharge in of children in initiation Truth than club at- your papers, were anx- were more rites the May order make this exchange. the rally St. 19 included: in Dr. 9 Gales’ tendance Law- to ious Father Louis Funeral at Home to use Kuhlman, mother that institute. (Clepper and writes her Omer A Cloud J. Sieben, traveling microphone rence to son answer —- ‘ Charles will the another photo) Parsley. be in service for Frank the Dominik S. Match- he them in questions put to TEL: ZSS-W ST. CLOUD. MINN. — insky, Edward asks whether take and he Salzman, rally Jerome J. the club St. of in spring year can specialize in we Weier, correspondence that will Herman Ti) uni coinus Koopmeixner, s. ‘CXTECHISM course a ‘ George be the J. paid for by Freeman, Dr. Harold u government. clothes for the Roelike, Joseph C. Kraker, Ed- the only stipulation made Yes, mund C. Tieman, Edward Nolitor P. Walz, Orug administration is Oo. by Veterans’ the well-dressed man. Donald Meyer, Donald Stalboer- he have off—duty time that ample ATTENDED BY 500 IS RALLY Sohn P. Mans, Henry Holler- studies ger, his qualify under for REXALL to AGENCY Urban Schulzetenberg. Wil- He well the GI bill. might man, con— Prescriptions Specialty s Schulzetenberg, fred Gerald A. studies, sider taking of Kodak Supplies & Toiletrlee course a Aacker, Ambrose J. Koll, Fred B. available in the such ST. CLOUD. MINN. now as are teachers and and well children parents than 500 to More as as Altendahl, Bcn Enneking. La operations theaters different of PAINTS or priests including 60 adults, the weekly supported who have some Verne Enneking, Richard and in— Armed Forces’ of writing the to Cloud St. crowded the and nuns, Gretch. all Mclrose; Catholic Action of and its stitute, Madison, Wis, where program a wit— auditorium May 19 to institute mail, be arranged, by Tone J. Welle, Spring Hill; Mi- their interest. aims by course can of features Complete line of demonstration ncss he chael charge. In this Frank Julius and Gillies, at ca 11 way no children Busch told the Bishop weekly radio heard the program, inside and on out- bill edu— GI Sank Centre; take advantage of the Gerhard El- Lieser, Life.” Comes “Catechism to learn their merely they should not Barn he is side after paints. cational Quiren Stalboerger, advantages and Al- rosa; Bishop address In opening heart” but they catechism “by service. an the phonse mustered of J. Borgerding, Belgrade; out and roll Per and win- Paints up the pointed Joseph F. Busch out there whether asks Clarence A truths the J. Schulte the of and Virgil Sil- implant should vet navy dowglasl. study of today the importance of subsistence bcrnick, limitations Greenwald; and Al H. are on hearts and in any “in catechism your and of the catechism the truth con- educational taking while Laing, Paynesville. paid an heads.” referring his words firmed by to your bill. the GI under course Holy Fa— of the recent brief addressing Also message a paid allowances message Nephews Subsistence a Officers are home wallpaper. See and with Keep ship shape gratitude ther. He expressed to smart our your ' while the who month Judge E. J. Ruegemer, man or every was ‘ Father Louis Gales, conductor of school. The excellent is attending representing grades of KoZEL, the finest paper in for the patterns woman his admiration expressed new JOE A. Manager associates the and his to program, single will for amounts men vary the and beauty. it long utility because stresses value lasting in program and without dependents, and with Held Funeral ls Funeral In Mass values life. “Keep of spiritual depending up married for BRAND STAR POWER on BUILT men chil- work,” he urged the their good dependents. the PAINT KOERBE writ- have Several NOTE: vets dren. W O R K S N O E S of asking that support ten any we Fink. O.S.B., Luke The Very Rev. Medved For Mrs. leave bills terminal half dozen a Fleming N. of Albany; Mrs. T. Farming—A the Con- considered by Requiem being Solemn SHOP now Shoes Poll Parrot for Children Noehring the Mass and Mrs. Edward of offered May in St 20 was gress. behalf of Daughters Isabella, and F. J. initial of Catherine’s church Mrs, The for Peter on move the of Columbus enlisted Herda of Knights Kotschevar, terminal leave with for nephews, two men a 616 St. Germain Street St. Cloud, Minn. Sixth South Phone 20 Avenue 587 bill. and intro. Lane-McCarron also the Rev. Eden the guests Peter Gruenes, Val- were were Falls—Funeral services women, Little or of duccd by Dick Kothe, of ley, the master request and the Rev, A. J. introduced at Gruenes, was Joseph Medved, held for Mrs. were Veterans. ceremonies. Glenwood, i War respectively, h l acting, the C t a o c May as church here in St. Mary’s 85, celebrant ad- Mass. indications, deacon the and of Present of Colorful Array Posters we are Rev. Leo with the T. Very 17, bills The Rev. the Adalbert Unruhe, O.S.B., that of vised, made A colorful of one High posters are offering the Mass. Keaveny array Congress. subdeacon. SAVE by the pastor, 30% will be passcd Posts” heralds the “Listening by of was Cold took place in the Burial ST. CLOUD this time main objection The at decorated the walls the audito- of Mrs. Kotschevar. the mother of Spring cemetery. director. the budget from Awards presented for children, rium. 10 died May 15, six days comes were resident of Mrs. Medved, a their writing help by to Vets follows: outstanding posters after her birthday. 75th Surviving can as Falls since the Little 1903, RY TRAOINO WITH US was U. S. Senators and Congressmen her husband and 10 children. prize, $20 merchandise First are Seven mother of nine children. MEN’S STORE such them support urging to and brothers Eight; sisters, and two bonds, “Let the poster, Little Chil- died in Medved survive, and Mr. legislation. both religious, also survive. The - Be," Albany; second prize, dren 1939. SUITS and TROUSERS latter Sister and Anne Marie, Port- $10 merchandise bond, are poster, Christian Mothers of A prob- address group You land, Ore.; Sister Mary Eliza~ your and may Your Religion,” “Live Frances pallbearers honorary at served PLAIN DRESSES PLAIN SKIRTS and service concerning lems as The Home beth, Clyde, Mo. The Rev. of Severin Florsheim men Shoes; Godlewski and Waite Janet Deters, Mass. Acting pall- the Funeral Veterans' Aide, the to veterans Sauer, O.S.B., Cass of Lake is Park; third prize, $5, merchandise Charles, John, bearers Hart, Schaffner When and Cloud, Minn. Marx St. were Box Cloth- 229, Dry Cleaned Dry Cleaned and Pressed also relative Mrs, and Pressed of Kotschevar. “Clock,” bond, Listening poster, a Ben Joseph, Frank, and George, file Chauifat Mr. suggests The ti h choir, with a Mrs. you Post Sauk Rapids; fourth 364, p a 5 ing. Kiewel. 70c 35c will this form form, James government Flynn, St. Martin, the at merchandise prize, $5, bond, or- pos- directly by home the rites be mailed Relatives attending to the Requiem your “Wake Up Catholics,” fifth gan, sang accompan- ter, Veteran. the Catholic War from of Mr. and St. Mary’s town Bldg. out iment also assisted the and bur- Cloud St. were at grade, St. Anthony’s school, St. Kiewel, Joseph Med- Mrs. John ial rites, which Father A. J. at Cloud. EXPERT SHOE REBUILDING Medved, Mrs. John vcd, and Gruenes ofliciated. mentions—$3 Honorable mer- Mrs. Theo. Crookston; Mr. and Mrs. Kotschevar born in was AWAKE THE WIDE chandise bonds, Holy Family Cushing; Mr. and Mrs. Kobilka, Wadril Trier, Germany, May near school, Albany, “Our Shepherd Earl Cloquet; Vincent Le Roux, 1871. 9, Kind;” Listening Cathe- 322, post HEAD-TO-FOOT SERVICE Beach, Calif; Redondo Medved, dral grade school, “Tower of vvvvvvvvvvvv r Mrs. Charles Kiewel, Mr. and 15 Truth," Fifth Ave. South ——Phone 14-— 313, Sauk Rudy Hofmann, Prop. poster; post TRIXY CORSETS 4 Anoka; Kiewel, Mrs. Mrs. D. J. z , Rapids, “Catechism Comes Cloud Life to Hospital Saint ALLA Steve Pantzke, and Mrs. Herman For Health Better vvv‘vv During Vacation;” Donald Hall Comfort and Appearance l Gravelle, Minneapolis; Mr. and I-‘fifi‘ I and Kay Hoffman, Cathedral grade CALL l794-W Thief Ben Kiewel, River Mrs. school, Cloud, St. “Become Christ- TERESA R. BAUER I, Lahr and Susan Mrs. Portrait the Falls; Miss be Coke can Time for A modern, well-equipped hospi- like;” Listening Cold_ 376, post out Corsetiere Valley; Mrs. Lahr, Eden BEST Andrew Cloud{ Spring. 5th Ave. N. 715 St. tal well-organized with staff a Cold and Schmitz, Spring; Mary Listening AAAAAAAAAALAAAA from the follow- Portrait posts of physicians and specialists. Brandley, St. Cloud. you Leo Mrs. - parishes participated in the ing “K had made M ever; . rally Cathedral grade program: Will Resume Library Nunn-Bush school; Sacred Heart school. Sauk ' Rapids; St. Augustine’s school, St. I June Hours Summer Cloud; Holy Angels school, St. diam/0mm $5.00 (This political ad costing was AN Cloud; St. for Boniface’s school, Cold by the E. Erickson ordered Carl Committee, James Volunteer Congress Spring; Holy Family school, A1— Ed .I. Chmn., W. Scott, Sank Centre, bany; St. Anthony’s school, St. Ahmann, St. Cloud, Secy.) the Commencing June 1, Cloud: St. John Cantius’ school, library headquar- Stearns county St. Cloud; St. Joseph’s school, its Cloud will in St. ters resume Waite Park. o’clock 5 hours from 9 to summer On May 19 the “Catechism o’clock weekdays and 9 1 to on on Comes Life” to radio broadcast Saturdays. suo us Eon MEN originated from the studios of registration of bor- A of system KFAM. Nine children partici— the inaugurated in is being rowers BOOTERIE THE pated. They Dorothy Tom- were library's stations in the to county sche, Albany; Marcella Eisenzim- Cloud Ger. St. 516 St. determine how are many persons Cold Spring; Virginia VVid— mer, facilities of the the using county Cathedral grade school, St. man, WW like the bor- library. Registration, Cloud; Colleen Burns, Holy An- self- of books, will be rowing on a FOURTH WARD gels school, St. Cloud; Imelda books Registration scrvice basis. Brixius, St. Anthony’s school, St. various distributed the being to are Cloud; Waldemar Wenner, MARKET St. Au- this for stations in the county pur— gustine’s school. St. Cloud; Gerald asked is each borrower to en- pose; Plachecki, St. John Cantius’ school, Joe Gnifkowskl station. his library his at tcr name St. Cloud; Thomas Hollcnhorst, MEATS REG 5 PA' 0:: 1. Sauk Rapids; and James Mock, O’Oonnor Bishop W. P. cocs.ceu COI'AI' IV OOVUII. UIDII AUVIOINV 0' III GROCERIES Waite Park. HOME-MADE Coca Cola Bottling Company, St. Cloud, Minn. Oonsullors Appoints Classes Confirmed SAUSAGE St. Cloud 9th Ave. N. 403 Rev. Two Madison. Wis. The Most In Churches PHONE 2052-53 — . O'Connor has appointed William P. Established 26 Years! Consultors: following Diocesan the Pool For Erickson Oarl E. Delaney, Joseph E. Monsignors lJanesville; Bernard Doyle, Dar- .Bishop Joseph F, Busch and Madison; William Eggers, ‘1ington; GLASSES FITTED FOR Bishop Peter W. Bartholome ad- Beloit; William Joseph E. Hanz, Over Kresze’s . ministered the Con- of sacrament UONGHESS Madison; and E. Mahoney, or 'firmation simultaneously in two O’Reilly, Baraboo. St. Cloud parishes last Sunday. Sixth District Bishop Busch confirmed class a of 120 children of the sixth grade Beach! Help—Volunteer Need We Your and than 20 adults in the \Vclcomes Contribu- more Committee REPAIRS MADE PROMPTLY Cathedral of the Immaculate Con- and Suggestions. tions and Bishop ception Bartholoine Dr. R. O. Oolberg July 3 Republican Primaries administered the 70 sacrament to in fun swim It’s to any children and than adults 20 more OPTOMETRIST in the Holy Angels church. suit lot but it’s old swim a Children the of fourth, fifth, and RELIGIOUS fitting in good fun BEER THE sixth grades of the Cathedral a more grade school enrolled in the were THE FOR scapular and the Miraculous medal ARTIOLES May devotions Saturday at J even- antzen WHO MAN ing and received Holy Communion HE “r in body the o’clock 9 Mass at ROSARIES BEST a KNOWS Sunday morning, TRUNK SWIM PRAYERBOOKS the In Holy Angels church the HOLY WATER FONTS fifth grade parochial school chil- IN EVERY WAY F "III"? CRUCIFIXES dren renewed their baptismal In 5.5“! DISTRIBUTED BY vows Sunday morning Mass in at prep— SCAPULAR MEDALS On. Kemp’s loe Oream aration for the reception Con- of PRAYERBOOKS FOR firmation in the afternoon. Phone 567 SERVICE MEN RIS They here ST. CLOUD. MINN. in are very SCIRANKA a JOHN C. EDITOR We complete line of carry a limited supply I OF OLDEST SLOVAK PAPER get so your: ofi'ice and school Goodyear Distributor supplies OOLRERT FUNERAL ‘ Wallington, N. J.—Appointment at . of John C. Sciranka of Passaic 23 7th Ave. as Cloud, So. Minn. St. The Fritz-Cross Co. HOME editor the Slovak of American, semi-weekly CLOTHES” published' The “NEW Store newspaper .A here, has been announced 26 by Dr. 6th No. Ave. Ambulance Service Gustave Kosik, publisher. The pa- St. Cloud, Minn. PATRONIZE PHONE 80 OUR ADVERTISERS founded in.188§t, is the oldest ger. l8 5th Cloud Ave‘ So. 5!. OPPOSITE POST OFFICE IN ST. CLOUD lovak publication the country. in ’P