1—r-‘ 77". enr— 7». ‘ - . i ST: Friday; . V ‘ ELQ’UD C IN I ’ AuguSt THE 1945 z, REGISTER PAGE THEE v ' 7 _ ' SCIENTIFIC PARISH METHODS ‘ - »~ ‘ - ’ - SILVER JUBILEE 0F SEEN ' .V . REfilJ'EiCC‘ENT Thirst. take mgs Ellflfif IS CELEBRATED IN TO DENT- BENEFIT FARMERS AS \7 ST. CLOUD, MIN-N. ' (Continued'Fl'om One) Page of the Lord gives Yes, His without Page One) Even his (Continued From reports, boun- peace. ' Wieling Mrs. Herman this house.” tiful harvest of farming—crop rota- is in scientific argument enough having livod for after peace tuary a Melrose.—Mrs. Herman Wieling. Father Mohm praised the parish— 66. tion commercial fertilizing. that rotation and and fer- time hustle and bustle long in the crop proper who died July buried 8. July 12 was . , ioners Dent of for faith, their deep I MON-Sou following Solemn Requiem Mass in three- ’tilization strife?. .' St. The farm thrives under wise ll But ventures. a life of daily and are :-.— the “one of virtues greatest Bonil‘ace's church. Surviving her a FRANK w. . are Father On strip Fa- Matthew rotation. thinks he “Our churches places of parish husband possess.” He and the following year one referred children: can are may Mrs. George Schneider (Mathilda), and Mrs. Matthew ther God’s Yes, reigns faith the staunch of their corn po- offer still mother grows another proof. to When peace. peace ARCHITECT Bertha Loxterkamp, . Ida, . and Hugo. . he second strip the tatoes; churches. No in parish, St. Joseph-’5 Perham; of on mat- it supreme our ' he The Very Rev. gets S. J. Schirmers equipment the in his sang some new plants alsike clover; and and oats ” how quarrels and dis- he this faith, said, that made Requiem ter Mass: he assisted by the many Design was was Ecclesiastical ‘ laboratory, he is confident he alsike clover third he has Rev. Joseph Vollmecke. the deacon: and the can have in daily possible beginning agreements the and on you may com that the Rev. Schulzetenberg, experimental Robert suI-deacon. farm’s prove The plowed under alone. clover, _ life, this church and tinuation this Bldg. enter of parish. “You you “.1;ch new National Bank {Burial place St. took Boniface‘s in has ceme- least at other advan- crop “green manure” in the fall, is one side by CLOUD knee] down side in harmony be justly proud of MINN a may your cry. c tage: An share . extra of vitamins!‘ precious nitrogen that provides and unity praying' God in achievements,” said Father Mohm, to your revitalize the soil. and humus to Kubat Joseph tabernacle. All disputes the urged them show but he their to are Brennyville.—Requiem Mass of- silenced in the of the God “for all thanks God He did for Fertilizing to was presence fered for Joseph Kubat. 37, in St. Eliza- Visit you.” [All beth's with Shown church. Rev. Kroll BILL lflSES Illll the A. Methods B. the concluding half In of his singing High Mass, July the Mr. 24. ‘, Kubat Father died Mohm July Surviving DRINK turned 19. to are clover sermon, But rotation and are'not his father, Frank Kubat of Alberta. and has the 25 Father Besselaar years enough. The various value of the following brothers and sisters: Sacred of Heart spent pastor as shown l Frank. methods fertilizing Jr.. Alberta; Mrs. Joseph of Stoltz. are I Ill IIISLIIIILIIIL He addressed pari‘I. these words St. Paul; Mrs. Henry l’opp, Little Rock; Store" vividly in the and The potato “NEW CLOTHES" _ corn , and Mrs. Louis Lewundowski, Ronneby. III jubilarian to t pastor: ‘I undernourished strip. Plants by e ‘I “I have known parish for your mineralization be easily Donahue Mrs. I. A. any can l 15 I know that the- today m. -:.v, years. distinguished from the rest—they ' Elk Riven—Mrs. A. I. Donahue, who AUTHOII‘V COM'AI' I! Opposite III COCA-COIA hearts 0! of parishioners Postoffice 09"”. Ullil died July in St. Cloud the of 49 at. 7, your yellowish. are Only small and age on was are buried July following Requiem 10 . with deep gratitude filled toward 3 fare plants other (Continued system Page One) From CLOUD, MINN. on one BOTTLING (20., ST. COCA COLA Mass in St. Andrew's church. The Rev. F ' The living, well the deztd I or you. as as soil Those growing only the Equal Joseph ’l‘robec High Muss. offered the worse: on not oppose whom prepared for their last Survivors her husband; you potash. fertilized solely by When are -Rights amendment but a son, .1 any Patrick; sisters, William Mrs. two Can- journey, today.” greet Beau I you applied potash rather alone, harms legislation designed weak- to Brummel Ties Tie Racks Mary Donahue Chicago; and of and none “He referred the qualities.of to - of the than aids the because that fundamental three .brothers. John of Palatine. 111.; crop struc- en leadership and kindness that have Joseph, Chicago; Mike, Rochester. deficiency. and nitrogen great I of society. Tie Chains ture our Tie Chains Clasps Key 9 Father marked Besselaar’s 25 if - - _"We should all strive Divided cross-divided, the and at Holzem Leonard of in Dent. pastorate years individual times better the combina- field has different to many Elk Riven—The Rev. Joseph Trobec Suspenders members the clergy lie/Its Toiletries Other of Men’s IaWs affecting - tions But the state offered Requiem Leonard of - Mass for J. treatment. most women 8. who assisted the jubilee Mass at Holzem, in St. Andrew’s church 18, all worthy and single important factor to support to seems v Schirmers Very Rev. S. the J. July Leonard 20. the of Mrs. Pant Hangers Bill were was sun Folds Etc. for the protection be calcium cyanamide, which in— movements - Holzem - Chris Elk River. Surviving of Urbank; Very Leo the Rev. of T. workers." of Half stills nitrogen soil. intothe his mother, four sisters. and women are a Little 'Falls; Keaveny, the Rev. B. Chicago; brother: .Mary, Margaret, NCCW DIRECTORS strip of the has the other none; H. Wessling, Fergus Falls; the Rev. Minneapolis; Austin: Elaine, and Peter. ' REAFFIRM‘ STAND half This has pounds 400 per acre. Burial home. took place St. in An- Matthias Hoffmann, at Melrose; the the The of NCCW statement hauvest— latter half has the best drew’s cemetery. Joseph Rev. Kilian, Rush Lake; I of directors board the 1945 at which quality and quantity in one the L. J. Ohotta Rev. ‘Rev. and the Mary WedI Mrs. meeting reaffirmed this stand. has few equals in Stearns county. Nicholas Donnay, both Perham; of Richmond.——Solemn Requiem Mass Women “Thinking realize Resred Form Frederick Rev. in Peter and'Puul's and the Kampsen, offered. Sts.- A. KOZEL, Manager JOE on was that this misnomed bill will church July for Mrs. Mary Wedl, 17 68, Elizabeth-The above priests Father Matthew is are, no newcomer the wall of destroy protective Aloysius with nephew, the Rev. J. a neighboring time agriculture. Reared to farm at one were, or Browerville, acting on Kraemer, cele- a that has been built legislation as BRAND POWER BUILT STAR Father of Besselaar. " central Minnesota, he always pastors / by the in brant. assisted Anthony ov. through the to years se- up , Ronellenfitsch. 0.S.B., d the Rev. a liked spend afternoons ,in to sunny of Burial Romusld Bloms, 0.S.B. in some measure eco- cure was Bishop-III Fargo SHOES with scythe in WORK the hoe open or a a Mrs. the parish Wedl. born cemetery. between work- equality nomic ' * experimental work, hand. The Richmond Maya- the 1878, in was near and there- ing Quietly, women; men calmly, children. mother Two de- of though only hobby, is reaping seven are a adop- the they fore, Shoes ceased, aud Mr. Wedl died 10 oppose years hobbies. benefits than most understmzdingly, Children for more Poll Parrot so-called Equal Surviving children Gust 'nnd of this - tion are ago. home; Mrs. Leonard Kellner, Eleanor, St.‘ John’s at Persons outside Leads Convoy amendment. are this Rights render we Spring; Peter, Cold Hardy, Avon; and St. recognize the value beginning to and men' "Furthermore, on Cloud: There nine grandchjldren. Minn. are last service. Germain Street St. Cloud, 616 St. Farmers drop experiments. of his physio- equal not women are done—and has Alex Behnen what he in to psychologically; logically a see or , SINCE _ 1881 held toying with Richmond—Funeral in them rites few of were should even therefore, are government Mission III Meicy Paul’s church July Peter and 13 Sts. the doing likewise. -At the idea of physiological their respect who died in the Behnen. 38, OHIIIE‘I for Alex Min- the University of of request differences psychological and hpspital following short m Cloud 3" a SIVINSIII sends his- copies of he Richmond. 12 Mr. Behnen nesota illness. Born legislate and near not attempt to co. .THE the his sister, Mrs. operated farm of institu- the annual state to report equality.” spurious a Surviving his Torborg. Herman A. are ENNEIIAL tion. IIpIIIE National According the to Mrs. Toby Behneu. and Mr. and psren . sisters: lowing and Mrs. there the borthers Catholic Women, fa Council of Vatican Cityr—Loaded with re— . and Hubert, all Torborg, Clara, Herman piece positive only of the has been lief supplies for needy of Ger- e Henry. Greenwald: Richmond; Mrs. J. SIVINSKI ST. A. of CLOUD - tion that it has national legi large many, of 14 Rudolph Richmond; Mrs. John Ramler, convoy a backed—the should be Wieber. both Mrs. Gregor of agreed Relies and trailer-trucks and five automo- Funeral Service MrsnGilbert Weyer, St. Farming; and bill, Work Equal for Equal Pay biles, led by Bishop Aloisius J. Behnen member of Wendel. Mr. was a supported NCCW has The S. 1178. Muench of Fargo, N. D., left here the Men's Joseph and the society St. 5 this bill, found principle of but the Jul-p.21 mission of ‘ sodality. ' on mercy. a A 908 CHAPEL SERVICE DAY PHONE . V in it oh- included sectibns Efter'Bishop some Tlie started Clerics copvey .Make- 18 912-914 ST. GER. PHONE 1804 NITE jectionable. ‘ Muench, has been named who membership of value The or Visitor Apostolic and head the of Furniture St. Cloud, of Complete Line Minn. National Coun- affiliation with the ' Papal Relief mission Germany, to nAulosz Abbey Vows is evident at Catholic Women cil of which other duties in addition to local of viewpoint the from 4 or serving asliaison be— call his for it is able since diOcesan Church groups, mili— U. S. the and tween Coll—egeville In and informed keep such , to groups there, celebrated government tary legislation af- national of aware Mass morning for the early Paid Cash an radios-4 Being their interests. best fecting Just received fine selection of staff. a convoy ‘ - Catholic informed, properly wo- Rt. Rev. ~Collegeville.——With the accompanied by Bishop The was do able, therefore, to Models '. Table Portables, and Radio-Phono- 0.S.B., Abbot of Deutsch, men Alcuin Dead, are- Cin- Stanley Bertke Father J. of Disabled For life Pope political share in their as solemn officiating, St. John’s abbey, his who will cinnati, sec- serve as graph that they do suggested XII Pius Combinations. and and temporary Horses 01s] retary. pro— vows were or ~ ad—~ now-famous his fall in last; clerics? and novices by nounced 18 will be‘dis— supplies The convoy Cows Political Hides 0n and With “Social the dress church. St. John’s abbey July on 11, in Germans through the tributed to Women.” Table-Models 'Duties of their solemn following made The Bishops in U. S., the Catholic 1 I Aelred Tegels, Fratres profession: of French Free British, and Gift for Calves, oc- zones . Made Registrations 125 Alexius Portz, Ron— Colman Barry, cupation. plastic' Hogs modern Sheep and Attractive radio in streamlined Miller, and ald Rolofl’, Vernon laden_with flour, trucks The Retreats 2'Women’s For are all St. John’s Stephen of Wagman, meats, Full clearotone. Easy read dial. margarine, cocoa, sugar, case. srs'i‘iou NEAREST PAINTS PHONE om: abbey. medi- preparations. oil codliver triennial, caucus regis- THE PAY Duluth—More 125 their WE than \Professing other and shoes, clothing, cines, or - received for novices: been 12 trations have temporary, materials. r \ were vows _Cloud..................108 Portables St. establish Landelin be Heinen, women’s to retreats Fratres Eugene the two will Muench Bishop line Complete 0!, Richard Eek- College of Blekum, the Robling, Joel in held August at Kronberg, his headquarters at inside and Melrose out- Operate from either battery electric Barnabas Lau- The Weber, current. Duluth. two Arnold Scholastica, roth, St. been Frankfurt, has it or an— near Barn side paints. St. Murphy, of conducted by the Jeremy Prairie , will be bach, and retreats nounced.’_ ..........195 Long performing A fine radio housed in attractive an I sud roll l l’er and Scheidler, Palnti win- Redemptorist Alfred Francis 'John’s; Fratres Lee, up Rev. HIILPIIII If ..773 case.- Ideal Falls for Alblinger, Little luggage ._type for. and Ill. Alban Glenview, Henry Fritz, ' priest of Hll‘l] dowglsu. room or your - . ...... St. Bede’s of Balsavich Marion enjoyment. outdoor ..............800v Alexandria Frater 111.; and Peru, abbey, ANSWERS Holy abbey. Cross I Fisher of George 7-b, 5—c, 6.a, 26 3-c, 4~a, 2-c, 1-a, Pierz Radio-Phonograph mllpspss. [up home ship shape snd will: Soc . > .... 8-2.. slum HJHIENTFHIEST .lll' your St. Paul of Archdiocese Combinations -.............425 Brainerd . excellenl of representing the grades finest In psusrns paper is new Relief for $28,000 Gives “Choose Your Druggist .................'..234 as Foley record is automatic changer that Here perfect sud beauty. value long lasting utility In a Doctor” Carefully Your Arch- Paul—Parishes the of St. ..... as ..........567 Centre Sauk without danger of plays 16-inch records dam- 12 contributed Paul St. of diocese 'Slore ‘Bruning Drug goods canned of pounds 140,266 chipping (Co'ntinued One) life-like Page records. Clear of From ................400 Glenwood recep- or age PAINT KOERBER in the in cash $28,097.23 and re- d leadership his Besselaar for an Business Is Out perfections engineering long tion. Latest Children the Food for assure cent ...........184 Starbuck cam- Dent Prescriptions the Compounding work in successful par- all carried in paign that .... on Father Bldg. was service. presented trouble-free St. Mary’s to Ground Floor ish. 'He a- purse relief Richmond 7-7 for nation parishes of the the of the Besselaar in pa- name stricken. of the war breviaries of A rishioners. set udim‘n new ................750 Litchfield Service the m Sales &7 by H tothe given pastor was Sixth Heallh For Father Bes- parish. .Willmar 91 the of children Avenue South 20 V . . . lunch A responded. selaar- GARDEN was Wadena EAT reception. the following served a. ‘ iuemp’s - reception" event MOTDR the cLoun Attending ST. Kloeckner William " S. Rev. the TRACTOR were PRAIRIE noun LONG J. Rev. the and Maine, of . Ralph Gau— Rev. and the Ohotta 00. TIRE Perham. \ both of thier, Frozen Instant II 0 l II ' in born Besselaar Father was Garden 31/2 H.P. Planet Jr. no. 0.. en erlng IIIEII’S this STORE country and Holland to came CREAM ICE Difstiib cultivator . (HAWKINSON TREADS) he Cloud’s In 1920-21 St. 1920.» in Tractor with and priest gs as a “INN. LONG PRAIRIE. is in Perham; Largest assistant served o an as TELEPHONE 2341 Weeding Attachment. Sieberling in Tire short pastor term after as r a DISABLED AGED OR Aucken, Mgr. Tires C. Van Henry 567 Perham Tel. returned Dealer he Glenwood, to ‘\ The Home of Florsheim 5 Shoes; of St. James’ chaplain become HUMANELY to ANIMALS ST. WEIIINEII WW EAST ST. CLOUD GER. 609 EAST appointed and later * Hart, Schaffner hospital Marx and was Cloth- 'DESTROYED Heart of Sacred the first pastor ing. Besselaar CONSULT Father Dent. church in fl... - of 'the chaplain continued also u as BAOEII OALIX could be until hospital rectory a St. Mary’s Bldg. St. Cloud Implement ‘Co. Dent. A basement {struc- in built , Splil-Peelod roux FOR 1921, July, in. completed ture . INSURANCE LIFE parish church. the served I as PHONE 3838 Bes- Father Jan. 1926, On 1, m.nInnnoEE-- Cloud St. Nst’l. Bldg. Am. Bk. Fencing: Cedar parish the announced that P. selaar . building fund debt; without 3 was C the erection of byj for begun . an was Roofing Metal < Ship structure the church. to upper - ' Pittsburgh Points hall built parish present Mfg. Co. The Cornice _ was sections.' foot Prefabricated seven V Raymond 'Bros. and has served 1931, November, in '. home beautifying Ideal for you}- KINDS ROOFING ALL OF PAINTING CONTRACTOR VARNISHES the social for practical center \ ready as a for quick All - cottage. or Side ; of Asbestos specislty We make a parish. “ v..‘ installation. and IMPERIAL WASHABLE WALLPAPER ’... Roofing Inc. Walls and Motor Transportation, 34:. easy church be— the Work was new EVERYWHERE" on GO "WE -o- Albert Grimm "“' in 1939. June, "" Tel. 435 12 7th St. Claud Ave. S. St. Cloud gun annual Phone 1526 Cloud. “inn. Phone St. .11"! 510 7" Special $ 90 the Perham per of contractor; was section Price St. Cloud, the Jackson of Frank W. church is The architect. Schellinger. Bros. ycon- RINGS DIAMOND brick the Norman of in structed I BRIDE TO BE FOR THE style. ROOFING SHINGLES . BUILDERS . , r‘ ' Y' BUTT & WEIMAN _ Reliable 532 Contractors 210-lb. Thick 12" ' Dial On Your Square Butt, Phone 2355W per I ‘ Barthelemy N. Successors J. I ............ .. to Cloud Hill Ave. So. St. 12! 5.; St. ' 702% St. Germain ' DEFE NT 1.1“. ' I AVAILABLE BUILDINGS DAILY: '..I¢.L Nunn-Bush Sacred Heart program "" WMIN 7:15 a.m., 12’x14’; 6’x10’ to these- buildings in sizes We in obtaining 52 of successful SUNDAYS: were a: 250-00 50-00.. disposal Sacred Heart immediate at offered for These program are now WDAY 9:30 mun, prices from .4.- range ."\ \ Life" “Catechism Comes to AND LUMBER OOPHER KSTP KFAM, 10:30 - o.m., ‘ n. 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