. I Lz THREE REGISTER 'PAGE CLOUD THE ST. 14, Friday, Mar-ch 1947 war .1! , . Polling, ’ Up Poster MOTH PROOFING! ' CITY ’5 GRANITE Metal Roofing & WASHING! CARDING! (,‘0NLON Cornice Mfg. Co. Covering! Wool Butts Restore Them ELECTRIC co. —— Equal New. Fleece Wool Also to Processed- ROOFING OF ALL KINDS Construction Co. ELECT!“ AL SERVICE COMPLETE WRITE: Sills We make specialty of Asbestos a WOOL'GAR- Wall and Lighting Fixtures LITCHFIELD not Walls Roofing and — sr. cwun. MINN. "WE GO EVERYWHERE. Installation. Plug MENT BEDDING COMPANY ’ Phone 1525 Cloud MINE, St. IT. CLOUD. LITCHFIELD. MINN. . itates FUNERAL GOLBEBT A reader he granted was a pension of $138 month, with a the understanding would it be HOME re- duced $69 month the end to at a. the of asks He whether it is year. Ambulance Service lawful for_the Veterans' adminis- PHONE IO make tration such to arrange- an Cloud 5th So 8!. Ave. [8 ment? Yes, the Veterans’ administra- is authorized by law grant tor to compensation which temporary The a will be reduced lower to rate, a medical condition which for au- a within will decrease thorities know Toggery period of time. specified a child's If This reader inquires: a both from veterans, parents were child would the which parent ac- Cloud 713 Ger. St. St. rights? pension death quire qualified If both parents were pension and compensation under might the the child laws. at same due time draw two payments, one specialize in each of the death parent. to we disabled World A of veteran for the clothes service-connected ll with war a which disability, for he receiving is well-dressed man. compensation, asks: If he gets his have married, will wife any Left right club, Cathedral high office. Ziebol, Norm Bauer, his death? the Ray rights the of Members of Monogram in to event are the James Zylla, Al McConnsll, throughout James Burgmeier, and school, distributed campaign posters provided, Yes, according the to Fred Delaria. In charge publicity Cloud above St. St. last week. They shown of in of city poster law, marriage takes are present your Cloud Virgil Prem.—(Bob Molitor photo) the Cloud is the first St. putting in post poster place within the 10 after up years termination the of war. Holy Angels Unit Rhyme and Reason Another that the Vet- states vet erans' administration has denied Experienced his claim for the compensation on that his disability ground less is . By RODNEY MARJORIE Plans Breakfast than The VA stated, 10 cent. Housewives per that their however, he is list WE ALWAYS emerald flashing, HAVE “Everywhere on was having service-connected dis- SEARCHED for and From buggies, the story, as a traps, some poem ability. He asks what this Choose that could depict St. Pat- jinkers, means, song or In MonllLol May he compensation? receives rick’s day all holiness, in its glory, There in garment, as no was green every It’ patriotism, and joy .all in hat. And splash in the VA one. every means you are on a . . And, all found cart-whips in it in the bows the In bed list, in hospital for treatment one, we upon “Around The from Boree Log” ribbons the winkers, In the You should notify need it. on you case the St. Columban The wealthof In the require carpet VA the in treat- press. woven case you of boyhood tumbling memories the Casey’s flat. 'Neath again You later Angels Altar Members Holy ment. of gums on may now or . . . the fierce pride of the Irish, the should compensation, apply and Cloud, plans for society, St. discussed deep piety of the Irish, and the “And the ‘splather' of necktie it condition become for the annual Communion break- a worse, your . . . “So when Mass paraded, morning Only would be granted. their last fast monthly meeting was at over once year a It and break Ire- and And the scarf that from trot canter The week in the grade school. irls' was came what .wishes A mother learn to ‘Easler Coats Helter skelter down Casey's, land, to has been Sunday, May date for set disability “aggra- by is meant . a. pounding all the of Banging, Ere born, Hughes with Mrs. Fred 4, way. a one ye were the service? ap- vated” while in And the Irish flung And the treasured bunch of sham- greetings in chairman. pointed general as disability which This refers to a the blood Celtic And of banter, rock—o meeting Presiding the at induction the was prior into existed to hectic flush of And And the racial pride withered and faded, now, Burke; led Mrs. M. P. by prayer, which became forces, but armed Patrick's St. day. Upon Blessed by that stained tear every Zylla, Father Paul spiritual ad- in the active duty because of Time Right Now Is the worse Make Your it to closed viser, opened and the meet- service. Since the cruel parting . morn . . . . mg. what procedure is REQUIESCANT lady asks A And such the memories Fandel’s Convenient-Lay-by Selection—Use more Plan - Mimeographed of the copies . . . so- when veteran’s wife that of Erin feel followed must every son a bylaws available for ciety’s were which child, the of St. leaving day Patrick passes on on a all members. . . . \ IN PACE- grandmother, with the after lives .69 affiliate The voted to $109.5 group $1995 sub- and he the remarries, veteran BIRGHMONT Patterns the Minne- again this with year his leaving . . sequently . passes on for Perhaps the Catholic Women. reason Council of one un- sota to her the child child by and widow, a derstanding and good sportsman- John Gelz, commit- Mrs. sanctuary Mrs. Susan Burggraff wife? the first by and ship fun inherent in priests chairman, reported that nine North Prairie—Funeral services for tee by children widow the The and is the that Mrs. fact time Susan Burggraff held March were have completed. Miss amices been FLOUR once upon a be eligible 3 Holy church with would in Cross Requiem both marriages did 3. they like passing of things big girls’ too excellent selection 3 An in sizes 16. Choose from soft ClaracDaniels, chairman of ‘ coats to groups, Hullin. Mass offered by the Rev. A. U. receive death and applv for to around olives during jar of lec- has received reported that she a Burial in the made parish cemetery. an was bright colors and pastels, spring and black. Shortee regular the compensation. In navys during eating one case tures or Mrs. Burggraff peanuts died Feb. She 23. various additional $166.25 from or . . . would grandmother is survived by her children. Justus distributing classes choco- as serve a fitted box and belted length in styles. Use Fandel’s units. or lay-by plan buy coats baking,'because for their is to it . . . Burggraff. Mrs. Justine Trutwin. Mrs. other the while in the guardian, lates behind the back of an un- Ursula Miller, Mrs. Theresa Brockway, Mrs. Burke called attention to nowl girls “Tops” spring fine and is in of texture, guardian. coats would be the mother your new teacher. suspecting I ' Mrs. Thalia Booth. and Mrs. Della Retka. Life the for the Family program She also had grandchildren Quality. 30 three and problems address You WONDER WHAT A WEALTH your may conference held March 16-18 be to great-grandchildren. and service concerning vet- OF SUCH STORIES WOULD men Holy school in Angels grade the Victoria Mrs. Tebo CLOUD BY IN ST. Aide, Box the Veterans’ COME FROM YOUR SPECIAL to the erans auditorium under joint Riven—Mrs. Victoria spon- Elk Tebo. 63. IN Minn. When Mr. St. Cloud, 229, FRIEND THE COL- ROMAN of Colum- member of Andrew’s sorship of the Knights St. parish. died file Chauffat SHOULD Funeral LAR, YOU ASK HIM? Feb. 20. services held suggests Feb. gov- Isabella. you a were and the Daughters of bus St. Andrew's church 24 in with the Rev. this be will form, form ernment attend the She urged members to Shop Joseph Trobec officiating. Surviving are the home by mailed direct We stopped University to 7th 570 116 Ave. Phone No. your Easter on for adults. in ave- conferences three Raymond sisters, Mrs. and' Carton Veteran. Catholic War in Minneapolis recently Scott Mrs. Baker, Montana; Mrs. and n'ue to chairman Mrs. Donlin, of Tom Henry Gonyen. Sacramento, Calif. terrified and rescue a young mo- card beheld the benefit party, to Mrs. Louise Keil ther who had snatched baby her the high school April 18 in gym- Nicholas.-—-Funeral St. services from his buggy while huge were ASPHALT TlLE FLOORING two with her nasium, discussed plans held church March St. Nicholas’ 5 in dogs howled black and barked and andel’s Floor F Main for Mrs. Louise Keil, March ,in 80. who died regular following the committee jumped it. at Rev. Henry Steichen ~officiated 1. The meeting. Mrs. Leo Rosen< society the funeral burial service and She stood gKENTILE at had there for KENCORK long was a of co-chairman will berger act — in the parish Surviving cemetery. as are time, dogs the circling about her, children: Math Hommerding, these Mrs. this Plans nearly party. are com- Durable, Resilient Floors while traflic raced by and watched, ' Margaret George. Mrs. Hommerding. ready for tickets pleted and Department were and John, William. Mrs. Leo Joe, Frank, in nearb two stout men a Ready Wear Outstanding of Beauty distribution. to Hansen. and Andy Ertl. Mrs. played cards and enjoyed store t will committee The card party Edna Busch Mrs. spectacle. SCHNEIDER. CO. FLOORING all requested Long Prairie—Mrs. Edna and Busch died again meet And then watched the grate- we Feb. Funeral Feb. 8. services held were and be chairmen present to ful mother wheel group the carriage 0.8.3.. 12 with the Rev. Edgar Kees. of- bring co-worker. to one ficiating in St. the burial the Phone 1834-W and away. was Mary Mrs. of Mt. Carmel cemetery. ' Busch is survived by her daughter. @281 l6th No. Ave. St. Cloud, Minn. Aids What salty wc_01= Fete est-sailor would not Phyllis Busch, Benson, and grand. one . the thrill to suddenly child. get Hals Easier same buddy old he has Fuhrman Hubert not see an . Fund . Seminzgy for and discover that Fergus services for Falls—Funeral seen years, Herbert with Fuhrman held Feb. 28 they (and their wives) should were and children Hats for misses B. Wessling ofl'iciating. the Rev. H. Mr. women, share the dream: A job, city same SIVINSKI 00. THE of Fuhrmsn died Feb. the 26 74. at age ' little farm in the and country, a in brand spring and felts in straws Katherine Grelson Mrs. . new Catholic Women’s The $75 the (laughingly) an life part- easy as Chokio.——Mrs. Katherine Grelson died St. Francis Order of Foresters, chicken time rancher? Anyway, it the 'latest styles priced from Feb. 26 the 59. of Funeral at age serv- contributed St. Cloud, 326 of court makes ices held March in St. Mary's good dream 1 1 stuff were A. J. SWIN 8K1 church Chokio with the Rev. Mathias fund at Pre-Seminary $1.95 the $7.50 to to was Billmsyr officiating. She is survived by principally card by raised party Funeral There is Service still something rather a Clarence, Donald. four Bernard, sons. which before given Lent, at exciting in more returning Earl Grelson. the friendly and in attend- 250 than of waving of were rural persons John Hill Mrs. a group young— Suils Easier homeward bound sters in Belgrade—Mrs. John Hill. school ance. 63, DAY PHONE 908 mem- CHAPEL SERVICE a - parish, ber Sales’ of St. Francis died de bus. Wonder if little the charge rascals chairman in of General . . services held NITE Feb. Funeral 25. PHONE 1804 912-914 GER. ST. were oldsters think Edward bit the Mrs. committees We are was a. March the de 'Sales’ St. Francis 1 at foolish She Plaids chief and plain colors Brick, in spring church with Schwinghammer the Rev. C. Line was as- ranger. new . . . Complete Furniture of St. Cloud. Minn. Hill officiating. Mrs. is survived by her Sivinski, Theodore sistedby Mrs. husband. daughters. three and four all suits with the lengths. A sons, smart And then Schellin- Francis often wonder if Mrs. new treasurer; we Mrs. Margaret Yunger modern Mrs. girls financial absorbing secretary; young are ger, small down will hold suit the payment St. Cloud—Mrs. Margaret died Yunger of much recording color Poganski, too schemes, Louis correct secre— the the St. Joseph home Feb. 28 at at Fred styling, effective Mrs. Mikel, Mrs. Ar- placement choose. They tary; of priced from services of Funeral you '77. Allenlion are clergy Black con- llals age were Here! are furniture, Paul's Val Biele- March Peter. of Schnobrich, Mrs. ducted 3 Sts. and electrical thur in equip- care — church. She member of the Chris- $22.95 $24.95 to was a Maslonkow- and Mrs. Jerome jiski, and ment cookery pressure as sisters Mothers’ Two in tian society. preparation for marriage? s 1. survive. Black Germany Top Coats are‘Here! But then, how could school! officers Other the of court a are science domestic teach or Chris and Mrs. Cath— Mrs. Lommel Easter course WlfllNl Wlllll IN Coats We have just received shipment of fine black topcoats that a marriage sharing you Lahr, junior erine and senior means con- the style We have longs want; for tall the In life and dreams you and joys and men respectively; Mrs. Ed- ductors . . nos shorts for short and regular sizes for problems of another men human being. you. ippold, vice chief ward . . . ranger; new Y0u and Lots of will building spring in plenty of coats shortee and good get and long not home Michael Mrs. Mrs. Mertes, and appearance a wear . . . when around ELEBTS IJFFIIJEHS yourself? of these good black Bielejeski, you own topcoats. Math Dam], and Mrs. one regular lengths in bright colors and Drop new We still in for think that try marriage at a on trustees. needs husband for nucleus, a not a pastels. New styles arrive each day. The just few sticks of Swed- “lle CLOTHES” modern Store a Ish style furniture. Catholic State Priced from $17.95 $29.95 to Wadena.——The annual election We know threw who Opposite teen-ager the Post Office Tournament \ a St. in Cloud officers Ann’s Women’s of of St. gala Benediction party a on Order s Catholic of Foresters took night Easter and invited Dresses all the little place following March 5. The offi- Scores Lutheran and Serbian Ortho- elected: Nehl, Mrs. L. A. cers were . . dox and youth little disbe- smart chief William Hoch- Mrs. ranger; First Round lievers Benediction attend to spring prints chief Mrs. Gay staetter, vice plain in and colors ranger; Cathedral Cloud La St. 88, De . . and they did, boys included. She Theisen, recording Jeseph Still: 28. secre- has having been fun Paul and piece since, 55. styles. Cretln Cold Spring St. two Dresses St. for Emma Smith, financial Mrs. one ever tary; ' “Lead which Boniface 88. Kindly a'theory! light” ' many Mrs. Sophie Tigges, proves secretary; Winona Bird Island, Cotter 50. St. teenagers, misses for and priced women Mrs. Nick Goche and treasurer; Mary 37. YERRA, THESE IRISH! Sure‘ $14.88 Rochester Lourdes Edward 38, Wssecl, Mrs. Pickar, conductors; $8.88 from to and they last the Sacred Heart who 31. Cliff say Mrs. Halbmaier and Mrs. man Leo Semifinals slipped to: when he leaned Andrie, over trustees. F andel’s Main Floor Cathedral Rochester St. Cloud 33, Quietly, calmly, kiss Blarney the in Ireland,‘ stone Lourdes 32. fell 80 feet below to tree Winona Cotter St. Paul Cre- 43. understandingly, a . . . Answers Quiz tin 34. to dusted himself off and ‘ back‘ went Consolatlo Semifinal render this s we 3-c 4-a Work 2-a 5-c the day. to next St. Cold Marys H. Spring 45, ‘7-b 8-b 9-c 10-h La De Salle Wssecs 31. last 40. service. Championship Music Program Slaled ’ St. Cloud Cathedral SINCE 1881 Winona Cotter FEED A FAMILY! By Lillle Falls High FOUR Polish father who CATHOLIC SCORES Feed REGION DfllllEl a First Round strength work! needs to J Crosier St. John's Preps (9. Feed widowed in the mother and' 3. 33. Preps Lifile Falls—Music pupils ~who Philippines for must Duluth Cathedral 43. Graceville 7. care at’ FUNERAL HOME members of the dramatic club Boniface Win- Spring St. 38, Cold her family of six. pre—l Holy sted Trinity 10. St. Francis’ high school will little French orphan’ Feed 3. Semifinals sent in the high school, who program has had a glass a of milk not Spring 46. St. Preps Cold John's 34. ST. CLOUD auditorium Laetare Sunday,‘ on Cathedral Duluth in months! St. Cloud Ca- You can—SIMPLY 62, 8 March thedral The 43. 16, at BY MAKING p.m. program A GENEROUS Home-Owned Cloud’s “St. Consolation will consist of variety of ’musin CONTRIBUTION TO T H E a Duluth Cathedral St. John's 43, selections—orchestra, cal piano, BISHOPS’ RELIEF CAM- 38. Preps Store” Department vecal—and Championship and choral reading, NEXT PAIGN R G D U I N a , St. Cloud Cathedral Cold Spring, 56, Gilbert Keith “Lepanto,” by Ches- WEEK. St. 28 ' Boniface tartan. ‘1 ‘ all