F"? Far—f» ‘ca- w- - r,- _-:___ .- ‘ .. , . '1 ‘D V . 0 anu,\ar:y_’_17, J THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER PAGE THREE :day, IIIJIIIIHOL . __ , v—u—n— IIIIIIIIIIE’S icoLsEni STUDENTS * 2-; SI. an ‘4 HIGH FUNERAL Roofing & Metal amour“; SCHOOL v - / Cornice Mfg. . Co. ' ELECTRIC I BE. co. main l‘HE came in ‘ ' HOME 1 Kin-us HOMEWORK ‘ ‘. ALL ROOFING or is I PLENTY BUTT NEED OWEIMAN & S'EIIIS COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE IIIFIIJEIIS WIII [IIIBIINIZE iv ' Sidr W. of Asbestos specialty mst a .. v‘” Mshtinn Fixture. floor Ambulance and Wall l! Seroicc .. Walls deoofing — . 3, successor. Banhelemy J N - V to EVERYWHERE" GO Plus Installations. "WE PH ONE 8|) ' “any, Gent-min "si. St. Cloud IT. CLOUD. St. MlNN. Phone 1526 L. 18 Mb Ave. 0. 8:. Cloud w I belong that believe of educators who that home- to ‘ group _7 _7 IEIIII IIIIIIINE IIIWSIIIIIIIJIIIH III .‘r. a’ considerable work, should regular. and it, be feature of amount . . a ' ' .i Ii ‘can high of school No acquire edu- every program. genuIne one a I ' .i cation without ‘putting‘ long hours solid l VJ, in of deep, study. g "i In the children, of hours class be the of I case younger can con— , . sidered sufficient period of formal study. £1 a I 1.; officers Installation St. of But older-boys girls—and and certainly. those high school of of 0 Under chairmanship the Mrs. of toward Clotilde’s Cloud, society, St. contributing enough effort acquir- and attention not was “' I age—are ‘i .L G. Ryan, the Daughters of Isa- meeting in education held the regular YOUR ing if the only they time devote this objective is at NEW? to "l an '1, l will Stella circle, again the hours Holy Angels school cafe— bella, Maris few they school grade spend days of the week. in five 'on . The high Pres- school the teria last week. Worthy Past impressionable most of and a‘study organize club hold the years are years a -‘l I i person’s life. In the Schneider in» of those ident Mrs. Louis ‘ i1} than in other ' l‘ course years more any first early February. meeting in stage‘of his development is his character permanently stalled the following officers and formed. - I . SPRING _ SUIT Members of the volunteer ll cur Now group if r folks be positively cul- committee encouraged members: to to young are tivate idleness will during the- of study those if they have the that as president; pursue course years, assurance Mrs. William Raden, from the time leave they school in the early until the afternoon next period outlined three-year Gohl, for Mrs. .Dan vice president; a morning they entirely free from all obligation study, they to are the‘ are Reider, Mrs. Edward secretary; D. chaplain, I. the by of state: ' ,'|! undoubtedly being helped becOme 7' lazy, shiftless and to ,I men 'Bellmont. women, Martin Mrs. treasurer; ‘ St. ‘ ‘Very Rev. Rudolph Bandas of II without of responsibility and duty, without regard for cg any sense any Cecilia Mrs. A. Lenarz, Mrs. r C. the serious general title side life—Father c Paul. The of the of Francis ; Connell, C.‘SS.R., J. Wash— Is Ready Now Fandel’s at Eickholt, Petters, and Mrs. Rose ‘ n ington, D. C. Spiritual club “The study is Blommer, William Mrs. trustees; course Way.” For guard; Joseph Skumatz, Long Mrs. Season of DWORSCHAK _con- a. - . \ ‘. a FATHER BALDWIN . J. B. v Mrs. J. Eli-net, Mrs. lduc‘tor; ' their monthly At meeting on iv Ready Dan Wil- . Gohl, Mrs. Meyer. Mrs. Stella members of Maris Wear Jan. 6, in Complete 4 a -— 1:... liam Andrew Blommer, Mrs. and Mary circle heard from ,-’ reports NAMED PRIOR .OF‘ 2. ST. JOHN’S Walz, sick committee; Mrs. Cath- Vossberg Schroeder Alma and on New Spring Selection erine Gacke, Mrs. Edward Rieder, 27 the the Christmas at party or— i I William and Mrs. Raden, Isabella the phans’ home Dec. 22; rosary committee. Cyril holiday Mrs. by party, 32992359357 Collegeville.——The Baldwin Rev. Rev. Alcuin Deutsch, O.S.B., Ab- L.. Evans: M. Fischer and Mrs. Blommer, Mrs. Mary Mrs. John Dworschek, O.S.B., has been bot St. John’s. of telephone activities the commit— of ap- Ding— Sophia Blommer, and Mrs. pointed prior of St. John’s Father Baldwin succeeds the White; Dan new by Mrs. tee, committee the in mis- on On were inan abbey, according to Very Clarus Graves, O.S.B Rev. '.ion Louis Gacke. work, by Mrs. an announce- charge. -. made this ment week by the Rt. surgical who recently for educational left dressing for The work ‘ on‘ Clothing Packed Relief in Mexico. duties progressing is under homes cancer clothing box of A large was Appointed subprior the the Harry West. leadershipof Mrs. 'spring new was ‘ Buy long suit for German packed be for sent to your re. now a Eidenschenk, O.S.B. Rev. John chair- Mrs. Edward Hart, program played follow- cards lief and ’ were , q who Father Joseph Kreu- succeeds yearbooks. Mrs. spring You distributed of ‘ will appreci- season man, wear. Prizes business meeting. ing the Henry relief chairman. Geering, Catherine Mrs. awarded to were the bright ate styles, the qual- fine packages have CARE young reported two Alfred Trossen, and Gackequs. Europe. in been needy sent to Gacke. Jeanette and ities the large selections find 4“; 500—Sich No. you Call Set Members Pfc. said Rosary for a will be held meeting The next r'ullgede selected solid of walnut natural here Fandel’s. Early who at choice in a S. is always Koeh, U. Willard army, Cecilia Petters, finish. Feb. with Mrs. 12, this item combines crucifix, in- ‘u. a Dec. died in Germany. 27 .I.‘ finding Sick For complete Call Set; Bauler, Mrs. Jo- a Mrs. Mary and use best and the lay-by plan if you can use sick room. crucifix upward is slid‘ and chaplain. John Denery, Father Seph , the committee in Skumatz on J‘M‘erted slot in of shown base at top in as i In brief for the column.we recent in like. message a I sillhetratzon new charge. gave a were left. The at grooved slide you allows ' when 'gifclfix be- stressing co-operation stated that vet- be error to easily removed, ldi and h we year, a H . I, Parishioners ‘Iecurcly place in- hanginn and officers who when members did take Na— tween not out eran - as es- 1 2 @35- '590—¢ach ‘ 83.50 tional accomplishment. Service - Life sential - _Insurance to f’ .1 E‘ "I Lohmann ,y L, . . while service in . the could do not Brick and Mrs. Jul- ‘_ Edward ' Mrs. Company this time. at Men and -' co-chairmen so ' will be of Buscher women _ius who served in armed forces scheduled for party hard-time the may ' Church Freeporl Goodl—Rcligiou. Die Ame... i ‘ in take NSLI out now Jan. 20. as a new .4194”! Sibley Si. sr. MINN mun. propositionor renewal provided _ a .. they holds discharge I other than 9 dishonorable. ,g . 5 A writes that he veteran was separated from the with service Freeport.——Funeral services a were , discharge other t4 than honorable. Light” held church last in Sacred Heart , He does mention from which not the week for members of two par- branch of the service he dis- They who died recently. ish was were charged, but ask: what, if mother Mike of Mrs. Hiltner, 11 any- '3 thing, he done have his to children, died Jan: who 3; and can Quietly. calmly, discharge changed. present father of nine Fred Finken, Sl‘., If honestly believe that Jan. children, who died you 6. understandingly, Home-Owned “St. Cloud’s discharge is unjust is . and- your buried Father Baldwin Mrs. Hiltner, 72, was render this I we fair in view of service, not your Requiem Mass Jan. following 7 Department Store” a is too for O.S.B., in Germany or ter, last severe your to wrong, service. church by 2". offered Sacred Heart now in entitled apply for to the help alleviate shortage of you are re- O.S.B. Linus Schieffer, the Rev. .1 * view. We have both suggest priests there. you -.,T Husband survived by her She is 5.. sides of discharge photo- St. John’s, Fa- The prior of your following Peter, the children: and new Fandel’s Have Nylon MllllEl Hose stated and mail the. photostats to Baldwin, born Arcadia, ther in Mrs. Mrs. John Pfilipsen, Joseph, was with complete details pertain- After us Wis., March 1907. 1, Hayda, Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Tom M. com- : ing will We keep to your pleting in grade school his home case. Norbert, Ben, Leonard Van Heel, "I ,.~. confidence and for your St. he John’s prepare attended Prep Syl- town and Mrs. Martin, William, FUNERAL HOME, application for review of you an school and college before ~ a entering Rose. vester discharge, and Eugene Tag~ your SHAR'MEER hi buried Jan. the novitiate in 1926. He made Finken, '73, Mr. was s BELLE NYLONS of gart the CWV Washington in CLOUD profession Benedictinemouk funeral services following 238-W ST. 9 as a bureau, will before represent Father KA‘YSER in church. you the of six Heart 1927 and Sacred summer a NYLONS the board of review and endeavor the services; later, officiated June, 1933, at Linus REERENCE years was or- to,have discharge present I parish your dained priesthood, burial in the cemetery. the In Sep- if, to was . , vcanceled and honorable dis- BERKSHIRE, NYLONS his Wife. an survived by following Finken tember ordination Mr. is his h 1. e . .. charge issued infits place. There and the Poliner, Lena the former entered the University Minne- of NYLONS' will be obligation cost what- Andrew children: Mrs. no or where following ROLLINS sota, he did apost-graduat 9 to Henry,, you. Math, ever Fred, Jr.; Malley, work in various phases of English A disabled would like veteran Lyschik, Mrs. Nick Daniel, Mrs. and American literature. m: CONTOUR NYLONS obtain federal Civil Service to and The- John, Ram-acher, Louis a. Upon his I in 1935 he return wa S job and asks where he . can secure reSia. appointed member of the Eng- GORDON NYLONS a list of job and openings other k" a lish department, position which a data. Stephen Man -_ St. he still retains. In addition his to Position information appli- and $1.50t0$2.25 i' teaching he has various times at cation blanks be obtained at may mg acted student prefect in St. as a the Civil Service office at any in-Deatli Taken Benet hall, I moderator of the col- first second class office. post or ’ lege the Record, The and Home 41".. H-orsheim newspaper, of Shot-.5: .Other data posted the bulle— are on the college yearbook, the Saga- tin boards these offices. at Beautiful ..Hart, sheer, perfect fitting Schaffner first- l and during and Mar: tagan, the Cloth- few past This ' applied for his vet ter- r Legatt. Stephen.—Andrew St. prefect of clerics in the years as Nylon quality Hosiery sale all minal leave at in September lug. and on pay of and Sister Benedictine . . . father monastery. a although the certified copies of ' in Fandel’s times main floor Hosiery Sis- Benedictine three brother of his Youngest discharge Since have been 1879 returned St. died of 80, the Mary’s Bldg. Jan. 7 at ters, age Department. Come 8:. Cloud Father in and in select he John, has 32 received his bond. ‘of He at not now years age, illness. following long is the a O asks why he has subprior youngest that St. received his not the shades Join Fandel’s newest \ held services The funeral were John’s has hand. V had since Father Peter . . . church. Stephen’s St. 10 in Jan. Free Club! Hosiery Eneel Forwarding appointed these of bonds has that'post to was offered the Rev. Edwin Oman The in been 1879 delayed tlie‘age by at of technicality 23. a made in burial Mass; Requiem was P. m.7DlllIlDOBI-' which has been cleared They Father John‘.comes up. Detroit from $1.59 Ready-Made Drapes, Pr.‘ parish the cemetery. will be in the mail Lakes, ‘Minn., soon. like and Father in Austria. born Mr. Legatt The was widow of World I Baldwin ‘did botl‘r his high a war school age’of the He America at to came that her pension veteran states and college work St. John’s. at He Pittsburgh with his parents. Paints. .1 terminated seven when she was professed Benedictine remar- monk was a died 1923. .The Mrs. Legatt in ried. Her second husha d recently in 1935 and ordained priest was. a Special Sale! Cellulose Fibre! Sister following children survive: PAINTING CUN'I‘RAL'I‘UR died she i VARNHSHES and inquires hether she in December, 1941. After his—ordi- -— lags- Wis.; Peter, Altoona, Agnetta, have the‘ pension rein- 98¢ l IMPERIAL s nation may now‘ he taught history WASHAHLE in St. WALLPAPER and St. Stanley, Mary, Martin, Jo— stated. A Clearance of sale regular $1.59 quality. Generous double John’s Prep school for He .- ALLtLi-L. a year». Cloud His three surviving seph. sisters 12 'lt cannot be done. Tel. When" 435 l. 7th Ave. S. ‘51. the a spent three next the Large'floral at window sizes. years patterns Soft pastel grounds. Barbara and Sister Sister on Widow’s pension is discontinued are Catholic University of America in Duluth; and Sister le'a E because of While remarriage, they last. n o r, the Washington, pen— D. C., where he took Pueblo, Colo. Amata, sion thereafter cannot be rein- \ his Doctorate —Fandel’s in Third Floor. Canon Law in .: stated according the law. ,to This 1945. filth} also applies the remarriage to ASK FOR of Besides his duties sub- new as the widows of World II war Clothes prior Father John Hampers continues Woven Wicker ‘ as veterans. professor of law .in the semi- Hospital canon A veteran's wife asks why the here, Abbot secretary Al~ to nary Cloud veterans’ organizations supported cuin, and of master sacred the bill placing cere- ceiling $200. of a monies the abbey. at month Self-Ventilating, the salary plus a on pen- Pearl Finish Ltd. sion income of married who vets Trapp Familv A; Thanked modern. ‘ well-equipped hospi- L] (ZIOUS IL D have returned college. A to New 7.95 beauty for bathrdoms. Collects ICE. CREAM soiled clothes tal well-organized To the your with best of knowledge staff / our a‘ For 30 GE Packages veterans’ ~~ endorsed this for the no wash. Colors ,of. of Peach, physicians White, and group Blue, Yellow specialists. and bill. Conducted At CWV present asking is Sehellinger’ Bros. Green. Sturdy construction. by the Sistersof the. the members of the 80th Congress repeal to this particular Stowe, amend- Vt.—-Prince Archbishop —Fandel’s Third Floor. Order " ' of St. ment, contending BUILDERS Benedict" it is breach Andreas Rohracher of Salzburg‘. of a faith. All other national Austria, cabled veter— his thanks Hal-Id for the Reliable (.unlrnt‘turs ans’ organizations fine gift supporting of 30 CARE are packages, 2355W Phone Bags—Half Price in this You request. help enough for us 3,000'meals, the cele— can to [2! Mill So. Ave St. Cloud by writing US. to brated Senators Trapp Familv your Singers. The and Representatives endorsing packages, the sent to Archbishop our ‘ "sumsm ’ stand. for distribution the to needy in his co. prob- You address nu: financed may see, by the Trapps your were FRANK W. JAGKSON Practically the Entire Stock lems concerning service by, the and sale of souvenir men programs 'the veterans Catholic War to connection with in concert tour a ARCHITECT Practically Veteran, Here marvelous Box is Fandel’s. opportunity 229, St. stOcks Cloud, to of than - at 100 American Of cities. a entire more save » Minn. When Mr. Chauffat The famed choral singers, natives Ecclesiastical sug- Handbags—Calfskins, Design Rough Leathers, Wools, Corde, Reptile. Simulated Com-' file gests form, of salzburg, government devout Catholics you a are Funeral Service plete this choice form will of styles be mailed and colors. direct Formerly and $5.00 $12.95 accompanied to half-price. to their are tours American Bank Bldg. National on now home . . . by the Catholic War by ST CLOUD. MINN personal chaplain." your a. Veteran. —Fandel’s Main Floor. , DAY PHONE. ‘- 908 CHAPEL SERVICE 3,350,000 Babies Born, Woolens I spring NlTE PHONE 1804 912—914 ST. GER. For New Here High U. S. in RELIGIOUS are Toggery Complete Lille 9‘ Furniture St. New Cloud, York—Last Minn. 3,350,000 year babies, record number, born a were AflTlGLES in the United States, statisticians Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Dress, Suit and Coal Weights! reported. company ROSARIES The number births of 450,- PAINTSeWTAE-MPAPER was PRAYERBOOKS " 54 $2. 000 greater than in 1945 and er;- . 713 St. Ger. 5!. HOLY Cloud WATER ceeded the FONTS previous high I record of INCHES 1943 by 200,000. The record CRUCDF‘IX Yd. ES to new \ attributed largely the to rapid was WIDE ’ SCAF’UIAR MEDALS demobilization . Paint of the armed forces and wall keep home looking paper can your smart as ,_ y and subsequent . sharp PRAYERBOOKS increase in » FOR I Beautiful -Well woolens to into the turn walls spring clothes and woodwork. of kind. Choose as preserve See new from large selec- 1| every our the marriage rate. specialize in SERVICE we MEN tion of paints and wall Ill plain in beautiful colors papers colors choose from stripes and. modern choose from plaids. All 5.4 . inches new are . . . . . . We cdrry‘ designs. " BASKETBALL ‘ ' ' clothes for the complete line 0! Wide, all a beautiful quality 'cost and priced pf to the are spring v save on new Macsloster, 54: St. John’s PAINT U., 49. oflica and school supplies La Salle. De clothes. 41; cathedral. 25. well-dressed i‘f’KOERBER man. John’s St. Prep, 42; St. Agnes’. 32. SHOP, St. Thomss’, 61: Concordia, 23. The Fritz-Cross Co. HOCKEY McCall, ~ Advance, Butterick. Vogue, Simplicity and Hollywood Pat- St. T'hon‘ias,’ 4: Cathedral. 0. 26 6th No. Ave. ternsat Fandel’s 'AN‘sw‘ERs Pattern Counter. To QUIZ 20, Sixth Ave. So... St. 'St. Cloud. Cloud, Minn. Minn. 1-—b; 4‘——a.; 3Tb; Z—a; 5wc; 7-4-13; 6—1); Sea-c; 9—3,; 10—3..