’ll’” 7 —='=‘— . -' —":‘ -"— or ' r” ‘T't ’ ' 1 - “r' W " ."‘ L" —-.:’-’.:'7‘7-L"——w: s—- — .':r'_Tr ---— — -’ ' ' nu :- ,“»-,,I-_D-A ‘74 it._ 2; n. .. ‘ i‘ i H \ ' ._ ‘ ‘ - u , _ H A”; \ . r} i V . - ETG 13, 1946 T T- E R December H E C L O R I s T Friday, S D PAGE » ‘ In in Richmond STETSON Student Family Jubilarians, HATS! F01“ Men— REQUIESCANT KUPPENHEIMER. CLOTHES! of Prize Winners One CROSBY “lei SQUARE glit” snocsz - 7 PACE IN Kindly In Religious Program ,1‘ THE ‘ A Richmond—Rose Mary Brisse, McClintick Margaret Mrs. “NEW CLOTHES" McClin- Quietly, Margaret Eagle. Grey Mrs. calmly, pa- pupil Sts. Peter and Paul of a died children. Nov. mother of 11 tick. . rochial school, of four Funeral services understandingly,’ 54. the of 25 at. was one age Joseph's held Nov. 25 in St. STORE were prize winners for recent an answer render this with the Rev. Lawrence F. church. we submitted radio “Cate- to burial made officiating and Botz program was last service. the parish Llfe.” in chism Comes cemetery. to , survived by her McClintick is Mrs. I Marie, is 10-year-old Rose the McClintick; her mother, J. husband, 5. SINCE 1881 daughter ,of Mr, Mrs. Anton Wuldvogcl; and nine of and Margarct Mrs. the Opposite Post Office in St. Cloud children. her 11 Brisse. RillEl Audrey Hoffman r 67. Eagle.—Audrey Hoffman. Grey Little died in St. Otto's home. Nov. 13 P Church. the Falls. She to convert a. was FUNERAL none in held Funeral Nov. 16 services were burial St. Joseph's church. and was Rev. made the parish The in cemetery. 7 , officiated. 1“. llotz, Lawrence pastor, Eulalia Fuller Mrs. FANDELs 31. Eulnlia Fuller, Grey Eagle—Mrs. 7 Fullcr. hurled Nov. Kenneth wife of c was m E hold St. funeral services in 1 2'2 after E GIFT-WRAP Rev. Lawrence Joseph’s church. The made officiated. lluriul in l". llotz was Fuller Prairie Mrs. the Long ccrrmtcry. YOUR survived by her Nov. ‘20. Slu- is died , stop-daughter. daughter. hushund, one a Long Frank father, Miller, her and GIFTS 92 v) , Prairie. Tbm John- Mr. Michael and and Mrs. Mrs Mrs, Grosser of Gresser; McEvers Lyman . g Sacred» back Heart parish, Freeport, ob- (Rose), and Veronica; the son died Morn—Lyman McEvcrs, 67, at their wedding served golden Charles Rokatz (Beata); Mrs. anni- resident row: He Moose Lake Nov. 12. Home-Owned was a “St. Cloud’s Hospital They shown Charles, An- Oct. Edwin, Sylvester, held 27. Funeral services Ogilvic. Cloud of were versary are Saint with the St. Mary’s church Nov. 16, in Charles Koprek above with their nine children, thony, Mrs. and Department Sto re}, officiating, burial W. G. Birk and Rev. left right, sphoto) front (Olivia).—(Rydholm Mn. to row: St. Mary's made in cemetery. was Loehlein Frank (Helen); Mr. McEvers born in Iowa, and Mr. was i hospi- this resident of for modern, well-equipped had been county A ‘ a :1 Bright Reason He is survived by his number of years. Rhyme and staff well-organized tal with Print wife, Josephine. a physicians and specialists. of Sontag Henry C. - 0namin.—Honry Charles 19- Sontag. the Canducted Sisters of by the g Mrs. Joseph year-old of Mr. and son MARJORIE By Rooney killed in hunting accident Jarosh. was a Gift Hdk’fs held Funeral scrviccs Nov. Nov. 24. were Order of St. Benedict g Holy the church. with the 27 in Cross ‘80 quickly it will this again Little Child. - comes come as a . . . Kapphahn. 0.S.C., officiating, Rev. Leo birthday Christ Fill with of the Child! Be- homes feel- this your burial Holy made in the Cross and was neath the joy ing fill with and excitement and hearts love , cemetery. your . . . Jan. Henry born in Picrz 16. 1927,- mcrriment for the Prince of Peace. of shopping and visit- was and when he moved Gilman. 12 to was and planning 'ng 35°" MATER ADMIRABlLlS 0 living After there for the two years, ’ .v reunions for ln Smart family moved Onamin. He is runs Devotion Mother God the of to to sur— Wings vivvd sister, of by his Elaine; spirit the takes parents: true Thirst one fills this Christmas this for Gift Folders season, ,. three step-brothers, Joseph, Eugene, and he holy season. is indeed the month of Mary. So and Albert. Like poignantly shares of she the glory organ mu- Catherine Mrs. Feiden mid- Christmas ic the. that first long at ago, as Richmond—Mrs. Catherine died Feidcn Select from Fandel’s wide Christmas these lines by Stella Weston Nov. the Funeral 13 of 85. at age serv- Tuttle ices held portray: Nov. Peter 16 in Sts. were gift selection of handkerchiefs. ting, Beau- Paul's and church and burial made was Soft the herald angels in the parish Father Anthony cemetery. serenity ings underneath As Roncllenfitsch. 0.S.B., offclated tiful three-color the bright florals, at star fine a consolation and Requiem Mass. shepherds and the Wise The Men ' Mr. Feidcn preceded his happiness wife in dcath nd to size. cotton in sport kneel three Four children survive: , years ago. still world up- a With afar. from Mrs. J. M. Maurin. St. treasure Paul; John. final the of rooted. Like promise Montana; Carl, St. Joseph: and Mrs. E. promise of the the H. Lutz. Los is Angeles. There And beautiful the five burnished gold, com- peace are F andel’s Maid Floor grandchildren. Like warming fire Christ. ing of The frankincense and myrrh, a Mrs. Foiden of the organizers was one the Babe welcome of is the to the herald Yet angels' gift of St. Catherine's society in and 1911 1 andbags the invitation hearts chilled to its first president. The ls lovelier. was group was even . . . in named her honor. chil— She also and the in from storms was a come Give Rich. member of the Christian Mothcrs' Broadcloth For so- it, tiny halo, life. world ling rains of turns a the ciety and Women's Catholic Order , So luminous the welcome place l Accept His loving of Foresters. Mrs. Feiden had made Above the Richmond Child That her home remaining days Mary leans make these short for 50 until years five when she moved Salem, to years ago As day He if shield for the His face, reception to warm a in. Ore. She later moved St. Paul, where to Brown 1; Lucite she died. Black and With Smart Metal Trim Then hushed the herald Bllllllllllill angel- JllllK . or Frank Mrs. Kirchner DRINK stand, Richmond—\Funend services for Mrs. No _word they all speak, at: Frank Kirchner held Nov. 23 in were For brighter than the halo, burn: Sts. Peter Gift Wrapper and Paul's church with the $ The Mary's cheek. Rev. Anthony Ronellenfitsch, tear 0.8.8.. of- _ on llllllEllElllllE Without . . . ficating. Burial made in the parish was Mrs.-Kirchncr. cemetery. ‘NO 83, died Nov. ROOM AT THE lNN’ Charge 20 after weeks' illness. two a Life begins Rooney L' the at 5E: .1-5 :Av 3:: manor Mrs. Kirchner onus the mother of was up: umou" con-con at 6 You silence the horrible chldren; 11 her sour AMY IV husband M "II died a.m. four years Smart all—wool broadcloth hand- One child also alarm, preceded new her the dusky ago. in lamp, BlPTlllN BHHJ snap on BOTTLINC death. CLOUD, The MlNN. 10 surviving COLA C0.. ST. children COCA skid are the floor the to stove across ‘ Mrs. Math P. Mehr. bags in brown Mrs. Joseph black and E. for gift giv- and the coffee, start reach into Schaefer, and Anselm, Richmond; Mrs. Louis Eidenschenck, the icebox Detroit Lakes: for and butter, Mrs. ing. Trimmed with colorful cream lucite or Joseph Spohn, Sylvester: and Alphonse. the table, set the oil turn up St. Cloud; Mrs. Jack Shaw. Fairmont, metal heater, trim. Underarm the radio tune and handle all in N. Dak.: Paul. St. Paul; and Mrs. Peter . . . Campbell. uni- Earlville, John’s about minutes Ill. Collegeville..—- St. tw0 and There two steps. 48 arc co. swmsn THE Many styles. grandchildren. with zippers. 11 great-grandchildren, You for the present, live elected Jack see, we football versity team sisters, two and brother also surviv- a. in trailer house. a mg. 205-pound sophomore Blommer, . . . Like Mrs. Kirchner countless other Moin member veterans, of the was a Fandel’s Floor captain of Christian Cloud, from St. Mothers’ guard society. expected the housing shortage we A. J. SWINSKI Valentine Legatt When Bloomer, football eleven. the 1947 the “Big moved City.” to we St. We Stephen—Valentine high Funeral expected particu- rents, Logatt th‘Ts Service dicd ball outstanding played who Galloway Tovel Bath Sets suddenly Nov. 14 the at of 70. lar landlords, inadequate age house- will of injuries, in spite The season funeral services held Nov. 27 were keeping inflated arrangements, the succeed Konnie Prem in St. Stephen’s church. with the as Rev. SERVICE purchase-prices, Edwin Omann officiating. and burial leader. gridiron Johnny CHAPEL DAY PHONE 908 was made in the parish cemetery. We knew Irish lad his and an Size Joe Benda awarded Head Coach 2 Bath He Towels Wash Cloth is survived and by his wife: Match to 1804 912-914 sr. GER. NITE PHONE a. son. wife who silently endured two Claude; ex— and the following brothers letters which his 28 and to team, won pensive with sisters: growly Pctcr land- Legatt, James. Mrs. rooms Jo- a the five lost three in and past Sold Separately Line of Furniture St. Cloud, Complete Minn. in scnhine Matched Tighe. Minneapolis; Sets George, lady who allowed Cul- or company, no no Prem, Only seniors, three City, Calif.: Mrs. W. 1. season. ver Edgar, Seat- hours, late children, pets, no no tle. Wash.: no Barthol. Schmidt, St. Cloud: Ed Simonet, and R. and Mrs. were ' laundry although the couple Peter "$1.69 Justin, 22x44 Towels St. Stephen. He young letter winners. the was a among member of St. Stephen's owned society. washer which they ...................... a new who received letters Those were: Mrs. Joanna had with Grim to relative. store a 16x28 Towels ..$1.00 Schmitz, Wadena; Opatz, Ends, Another Breckenridge—Funeral main— navy veteran services for ...................... Rapids; Wehner, Sauk Mandan, Mrs. Joanna Grim held tained Nov. in 27 in another were apartment an Wash Cloth St. Mary’s Fitzgerald, N. Dak.; Planking-ton, .......39c church. with the Rev. Benedict city for his wife, living hotel at a l’ctermeicr officiating, and burial ..................... in Hasbrouck, S. Dak.; and Marshall; was because he find could the not place parish ' cemetery. a tackles, Prem, Seymour, Quin- and Mrs. Grim, for 66, died them Nov. live together. Another 24. She to is Beautiful gift Callowayquality towel livan, Cloud; St. Smith, Minot, survwed by Earl, Anamosa. one son, “youngster” separated from was 1a.: two daughters, Mrs. R. N. Luxius, C. Dak.; and Button. Avon; blue, his wife long, for four bitter Rolfe. sets. Soft pastels of 1a.. and‘Mrs. green, Michael Swan, Blommer guards, and Weidner, St. Breckenridge; and and three they grandchildren. not years now can Cloud; Gray, Perham; . and Schnei- . . peach, dusty Smart yellow. be together Mrs. because there Mary is Reintjes “no rose or R. der, Adams; Schmidt centers, the inn.” at Little Falls—Fun room ral services for Mrs. Cloud; and Donlin, St. worked and Weber, all design in pieces match. to , Mary Reinta'es, For what have ’73 boys fought? held Dec. in 3 were our St. Paul; backs, Mayer, Glencoe; St. Mary‘s church, burial and in Our For doled-out was in extra a room some Lady of Lourdes J. Schmidt, Minneapolis; Osborne cemetery. Mrs. Reintjes one’s stairway, back which takes died NOV. her Fandel’s 30 in home. Main The Very Floor Marshall; and Gervais, Simonet, half Rev. T. Leo of hard—won Keaveny his earnings? For ofiiciated the Re- at Stillwater; Gits, Fulda; Miller, s» PAINTS quiem Mass. “No Children” prevailing ulti- a Surviving Pei-ham; Euteneuer and Trebtoske, the following children: are cold-hearted from matum land- Matt, Big Lake: Mrs. Catherine Chamber— Cloud; Neuman, Osseo; St. and lords? lain. Toulon. 11L: Mrs. Agatha Nestroy. Lawrence, Watertown, S. Dak. Delano: Cletus. Mrs. Florence Magee. and There is nothing economically of Complete line California William, Little Falls; Print Mrs. Mary Beau- sound "I in nation of dissatis‘fied, 7.; a inside and chamn. Waverly; Mrs. and Helen Hamce, Pupils Cathedral out- inadequately housed fam- fl Bufl'alo. young 1 Barn side paints. Mr. Reinijes died Feb. and 19, 1943. ilies in social which system a . . . children two . roll and deceased. Per There 22 and Paints vim are are up allows practical budgeting no surviving or grandchildren Participate and great- in one ' Cloths dowglasl. Luncheon. saving in and civic political grandchild. a . . . which tolerates such condi- set-up QUIZ This ANSWERS tions. is "every for not Radio man Program himself” it is moral obliga- 1-b 2-c 4-b 6-b 8-b 3-a 5-a 7-a a . . . s'mart which the tion nation Keep ship and with wallpaper. See is ful- home shape ‘ 9-0 10-a 12b not ll-b our your $2.79 filling. excellent grades representing the finest of in patterns paper new at a fill The Cathedral high school, St. Christmas value utility beauty. is Remember long lasting and in upon us. Cloud, is again participating in the Christmas of two years ago the 16th annual radio speaking bleak, lonely, sorrowful? . . . Tuberculosis,” project, “You and Our boys back home are now, K by Pub- sponsored the Minnesota 52x52 Squares and for the joy this of first many lic Health association. Chosen as Christmas will be tempered—be- best submitted the scripts there i‘r‘ among _is “no the cause at room SHOP Mer— the of Donna inn. were .” papers . . se’nior; rig‘an, David Ladner, The Rooney has heart Rayon and lunch- manor cotton a junior; Patricia Stafford, sopho- and begins it beat 5 to at p.m. . . . Marjorie Theisen, fresh— and in cloth Himself garden more; Sixth South racing 20 Avenue Phone eon 587 eagerly gay comes home, man. to privacy and ragrant, a prints, fIOral of home-cooked many The requirements for meal. There state music is judging and laughter demand that speeches all and joy; there is color combinations. Have warmth be presented before adult and cheer must and long laiiy an a audience in if evening the community, and spend together. it gift to wrapped. There ST. ClOUD possible, before the school Columbinés which are gay assem— we bly. Donna Merrigan spoke the painted smack the at Wall be~ on . . . meeting of the Daughters Isa— of landlord is friendly and cause our bella Dec. David Ladner good. 2; ' pre- men's Fundel’s Floor his sented the meeting Ours Main is home, STORE at in nutshell message a a the Parent~Teachers’ of like association the words inscribed ' on . . . of C.H.S. Dec. Marjorie Theisen the 4; exquisite marble of the Taj heard KFAM Dec. Mahal, Pa- “If 6; there is paradise was over on a tricia earth Stafford reached the 870 this this Home 0 is it, is it!" All-Wool Gift The Blankets- of Florsheim Shoes; . . . students of the Cathedral high .q Schaffner Writer Hart, school by public the ad- Speaks of and means Marx Cloth- dress system, ing. Mrs. F. Schilplin C. is the local Inch 72x90 Falls ln Little director of this program. St. Mary’s Bldg. St. Cloud $15.95 W Mrs‘. FOURTH WARD Little Falls. Theresa _ Mueller, St. Paul, the prin- was cipal speaker MARKET meeting at of St. a ~‘ mnnnonr' Mary’s PTA here Dec. 2 in St. All-wool Chatham Lamsdéwn on P. m. Francis’ high school auditorium. Joe Gniikowuki blanket for gift giving. Luxur- Mrs. M'ueller is nationally known MEATS iously bind- bound in Satin rayon for her writings family and on GROCERIES 1847 ROGERS ing. Colors liturgical in soft pastels. Large life. BROS. Pittsburgh Paints HOME-MADE A of PTA members 72 will by 90 size. Fandel’s gift group sang AMIRICA'! FINEST SILVEIPLATI several vocal selections. The SAUSAGE group blanket. gift PAINTING CUN'I'RACI‘OR VARNISHES wrap your includes Mrs. John -— Zobova, Mrs. STAFFORD BROS. N. St. Cloud 403 9th Ave. Attell lMl’ERlAL Felix, Mrs. WASHABLE Sylvester WALLPAPER Super. Mrs. Robert Floor Gau, Mrs. Herbert PHONE Bedding, antlel’s‘ Third 2052-53 F in. urn" Tel. M“ 435 12 Kiltsaumfl 7th Ave. S. St. Cloud Latterell, Jewelry and Mrs. &. Music Ben Bergan. tenul' Established Years! um 26 A pre-Christmas beck sale Was " Granite Bldg. Ex. (loud St. I sponsored following the meeting.