“--|7.—L:): H's s:— ,.,. .t‘ .7» :,."..,_. r. I. THE ST. REGISTER CLOU‘D Friday, October 1947 TWO 3, AGE l ‘ um. Mohawk Indian Mass Tongue EHlNBE Sing I]. I. [IF in at saws?" 4//// the Save New Way! GISTEI/t ’\ Illll flNFIJTlIHE 422 SERVE YOURSELF ST.CI.OUD ' OF BISHOP ST. CLOUD OFFICIAL THE PAPER OF in New Self-Service our PlHlEYS flF'IJNIT Catholic Inc. Society, the Press Published EveryWeek by Denver Colo. Ofiice Publication: Bannock Street, 1, 938 of WORK CLOTHES om. D.D. Bishop F. Busch, President............................Most Joseph Rev. St. V.G.,- Cloud: Board: Rev. P.A., Advisory Rt. ’I‘hiebaut, C. The of Daughters meeting the -, Very Ranch, Wadenar Rev. Rev. Rt. Plachta, August eorge SHANEDLINGS q_:‘i,— of Sept. Isabella the 24 in Falls; Little on Prairie: Lambert Haupt, Long Very J. Rev. Knights Columbus of hall was Kroll. Rockville, St. Very Francis Very Peter Rev. Zitur, Rev. well attended. J.U.D.. Cloud. very St. Cloud; Very Ziolkowski, Rev. BASEMENT STORE T. S. :- . Among other business matters, Manager................Rev. Roger Vossberg, M.A. swat-q.- Editor and Business future it voted that the meet- Agents..............................Lenarz St- 010116 was Advertising Sons. and ings of the'group held be the on Cloud. Editorial Offices: 229. Minn. Institute buildin PD. 80: St. Wednesdays and second fourth of , —. Alaska: Price: Mexico. Canada. $2.00 $2.5 year; the Co- per the Knights of month .. at , foreign. $3.00, ‘ lumbus hall. of‘address . Edition. Box Send changes Re Cloud St. The in to: The, meeting followed with r. was rado.‘ [620. Denver 1. .ol -‘ The cards and refreshments. DR I .VK new . Colorado Second Office. Denver. Matter Post Entered Class at as member prize aWarded to was Mrs. John Schroeder. Mrs. Wil- __ ’ Mohawk Indian the Mohawk; This shows the choir make annual pilgrim- picture aionnriea, liam Moening took first for an prize E the Caughnawaga reservation, which Cannd the shrine. special of Quebec, from By dispen- to 500; Mrs. 'Lambert, first a Art for E E T age ASW 9 I celebrated Shrine North American action, the Mac the Feast the the of the Martyrs, of at on bridge; sang and Mrs. A]- a contract ’ Auriesville, Mohawk N.Y., Sunday, Sept. Descendants Martyrs in the Indian 28. L tongue sung phonse Kirchner, first on was for auction _- Iroquois of the who martyred Sta. Isaac Jogues, instead of Latin. bridge. v Rene Goupil, Lolande, and John 17th mia- century Mrs. Norbert Heiman the ' was .°"|l. "I’ll AVYIOIIVV I' One) 0’ "ll coca-con COMPANY (Continued From Page chairman of the entertaining com- Benedictines S. U. Coca-Cola Bottling Co.. St. Cloud. Minn. and assisted by mittee ‘ the was QUIZ Christmas Please kind publish small action. be WEDDINGS .' co-chairman, Mrs. i W ill to a as so a m . . Bloomer and the hostesses: Mrs. summons'in Aus- that calls people aid to poor paper, your Faculty To Augmeni Charles Koerber, Mrs. Leo K011, ATTENTION trian children that be succored and mothers, order in HUNTERS may we Mrs. Kosloski, Carl Mrs. Joseph YOU IN DIOCESE' By Kate Knese for in time for the. Christmas As the addresses of action. re- Kowalkowski, Mrs. Peter Lacher, School Mexicon‘ In there XIX/110, ceivers, is Vienna Juliane Missong, »'- Mrs. Anne. Klein, Mrs. Carl Lang- my own; - Hartackerstrasse Mrs. F. J. 73, of collaborators; Bernick, Austria, that ton, Miss Lil-t my or If need good, dependable for knife the coming you a of The Register (Based Hockert, lian Miss Betty Lauer, Frau on‘ Falkestrasse Nationalrat Paunovic, Dr. Nadine Vienna L, Terhaar-Bryce Colle eville.-—Father Owen Te- the Greater St. Cloud 19) Army Store. They Sept. Navy Elinda and Misses and Lillian season see daughter Villard.—Miss 3 (Bureau Rosella Bryce, of 3' Austrian People’s Party). ' .' .S.B., Father motion kippe, and Paul Augus- Fennel], whose 1. Laubach. of Mmand Mrs. William Bryce. became knife have the Commando with leather its and plastic “May briefly I ask inform whether Strub, O.S.B., tine left Mex- for the. will, in fu- the bride Gerald picture of Terhaar. Sedan. ‘The to me ‘ you are you company __ Rev. A. Gruenes. officiated the Sept. where will at ico 23, they in the handle, leather Sheath able Prayer and perfect Family balance. It’s Produce should be really grateful. request?.l aug- ture to not grant my ,-Bush ll... double-ring and offered the c.-.—-._-—_—_r-a;a.4:§ ceremony Collegio del the staff the time served di- of Home, ment at as one Nuptial High “Your Mass. sincerely, Mrs. Oswald Stepan. of those large cumbersome things only that very one are which in City, (b) Tepeyac Mexico. Disney; for Walt (a) rector sister of the bridegroom. the at was Missong.” “Juliane WOW for has in the monks good been charge of cans—it’s NRA. opening small—it’s light—the NCWC; the organ. the (c) per- _ including We hopes this in column in~the letter The bridesmaids Decem- sisters St. John’s abbey since of the are in of were our “Let be courteous 2. as us knife. fect skinning Its only 98c brother it’s and bridegroom. Misses Bernice and Esther a arrival bring that Their will find ber, 1 6. least will without” at of it possible readers to send the family some are we are as Lloyd our Terhaar. Ganeke, Mrs. sister of bargain. monks the number of at appeal made to words used in ,at seve the these bride, of honor. Richard aid people. matron to some an was ’I‘erhaar. be- the foundation, the others brother bridegroom, of the Catholic Tri-State the was new congress They asking for much, just of not cast- best and his m are other attendants some your man, were Clarus the Prior ing Very Rev. (b) held Boston; recently in (a) Lloyd Ganske Edward and Bryce. Off things, that might rag-bag. Cer- otherwise in the land O.S.B.; the Rev. Burton Graves, Rapids. ,GREATER ST. CLOUD ARMY NAVY STORE (c) Grand Trenton; Hartman-Flashenriem the tainly, brighten these Bloms, Rev. Adrian Christmas of O.S.B.; the appeal the to of the Heroic survivor 3. poor St. Nicholas—Before Mass Nuptial ll Rev. Malachy a S O.S.B.; 0 E Fox, the 0 E It I I bombing Japan who Sufferers atomic in who touch theihearts of is cannot but re- everyone altered by a the Rev. Henry Stcichen, A. Fifth Avenue and Street First South ' Murphy, O.S.B.; Brother and months the in cently spent two Miss Flashenriem. Margaret daughter of believer in the Christmas ' story. noo'rnnm THE Heitkemper, O.S.B. Philip Mr. Mrs. St. Brazil the and John Flashenriem, Ed- is and Cloud, Minnesota colony Japanese in [Why individual in each cannot parish munde Hartman, C. of Mr. and Mrs. group some or During school son S.J.; the LaSalle, (b) Rev. Hugo (a) year now Cloud III Get. at. St. Hartman, George married Sept. 23. were take it themselves the. together of gather has; to close, Tepeyac drawing upon F. ilder— to Augustine some Rev. Most a Cecelia Flashenriem, Bertilla Hartman. than had enrollment of items Thomas J. Ervin Hartman mentioned forward them Monsignor Andrew Fleshenriem. and in letter and the ad- the muth; (c) to more an attended the couple. year’ 500 students, and stu- next McMahon. dresses there given? T Vucek-Hvezda total is body expected dent made to who has Ivanios, Mar 4. These European afforded countries when help to Alexandrina—Before ' us Nuptial Mass we Thirteen more than 800. a in India in the . converts young most our by the Very William celebrated Rev. A. struggling along, by sending help build to indicated were have already de- over money substantially has been century, a men Doris Renner, Jean Hvezda. daughter of schools. Order St. churches the of and sire .1 Catholics to enter American aided the by Mr. Mrs. Mark Hvezda. Eugene our and and that if F. Vacek, of Mr. and Mrs. Benedict, hoped Frank it is Cath- and through (a) WPA; (b) son ghe the books of record Catholic parishes and in- .many ‘ Vacek, married. Bridesmaids were were educational complete and Welfare associa— Near East olic more Hiezda. stTt _ ions diocese Vacek. Will Viola Dorothy Betty reveal received of‘money in our sums facilities be monastic made Holy Childhood associa- tion; (c) Vacek. Alice Magnus Schultz. can and Bestul. charitable from organizations in and Germany various native Harlan Barrowa. Milton available, community of Syvertson. and tion. a Leslie Hvezda the bz-idegroom’s at- Austria. were monks formed be to be Picture Catholic a The Motion 5. may tendants. the Benedictine well-spring for Now organized have opportunity newly these guild, Schroeder-Klimek favors, return to and we group an a Mexico. Order in nation-wide member- sponsoring show appreciation countries true for what these did a our so ' Rev. Long Prairie—The George Very Graves The Clarus Very Rev. W. located drive, is 150 ship on , Mass Ranch officiated the Nuptial forefathers. helping Ca‘tholic forour in them establish at the this temporarily in country to is (b) Boston; in (a) 49th street Klimek. Elizabeth daughter of Miss Mae I)“ Church their in‘ midst. the the of and report Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klimek. of York. Pittsburgh; New progress (c) on William Schroeder, Adolph of Mrs. with co-operats foundation and son to Home first No Lasting is 6. a Wagner, 9. Verena Schroeder. Sept. :v on Publishing Bruce the Dever, company, Joseph novel by written A We reminder: have the Eileen Becker. number bf Ger- bride, and of addresses of cousin a new ; his books publishing is text which brides- the bridegroom", cousin of tells the of life which story were among manfamllies for help asking the Register office—-Box in 229, of the maids. Jacqueline Klimek, niece Latin. WWW: the study of for present-day the. most numerous girl. Myron and Elwin Cloud, bride, flower St. Minn. was Scandinavian (a) Bostonians, the brothers the bride. Kllmek. of at- were Talks I Make Will of Irish Catholics; Experts Ardolph, nephew the Lutherans; (b) tendants. Jerry ring-bearer. bridegroom. was Jacobites. (c) Syrian BOOKS Rosenbaum-Hoflarth CATHOLIC would 11 World Columbus 7. That Meet Press war At did mend if break not out Pralrie.—‘-—Miss men Mildred Hoflarth. Long foretold by the Mrs. Hofiarth. their and Lewis daughter of Mr. was ways of Raymond Rosen- became the bride Michael Columbus—Bishop J. Virgin shepherd Blessed three to William of Mr. Mrs. baum. and son Mac— Neil Columbus and 1900; Ready of in (a) children in Portugal Sept. Rosenbaum' Trenton, Mo.. of on c)'1940. editor of after managing Neil, assistant, With ChrietThrough (b) 1917; of Mt. Year, .of St. Mary the tide, and Sundays in the the Pente- 15 rectory The Very Rev. George church. York Times, will address Carmel New again the by Rev. ‘ the BERNARD “Sun become srassssa, 8. must interestingly explained, l Dolry Colo. coat ay Self-Service Tyler Open, Moot are Donna L Ranch the nuptials. officiated at meeting of regional the Midwest {El-.3. the day of the of the Lord, day besides the played the by part out- of bride. and sister the Hofiarth, ': I Mae association the Catholic Press of adorationL of of ANTS ". Reviewed by rest, the Rav. HERBERT bride. standing brother of the the Hoflarth. saints and‘ in Roman prayer, martyrs nsrnlonaroas' Oct. 10. the couple. of attended Bussscnmcas, and recollection reflection, ‘ O.S.B. Christian of the course year. .. Laumeyer-Bokinakie intimate happy in the program‘include: reunion the Others Scores been of books have issued on Any cleric, sister, layman ‘ or family.” wfirds These circle of the of Lackovic Stephen Bakin- The Rev. Lois Ann Long Prairie—Miss in America during the 3,. 20 past reading this book, which is gold Locxns HOME a Mrs. Albert F. daughter of and by Mr. 200,000 skie, addressed to Youngstown, former secretary‘to were men .. dealing with and ‘ the liturgy years Donald the bride of Bokinskie, became mine will liturgical information, V of Cardinal Spellman; (b) Stepinac, (a) Archbishop Aloysius 1m- Liturgical Movement. Many of the George Mr. Mrs. of and H. Laumeyer, son w. .r Eustace; Bartholomew J. the Bishop prelate; Yugoslav prisoned refer it times in to Mary Carmel want to P. St. of Mt. Laumeyer, in many have these been translations from I XII. Very Rev. of The (c) Pope Sept. . Pius Rev. Grady, director church 8. h * of the the Church on French learned course ear as and German au~ wedding. the ofllciated Ranch George at communication O’Brien, Maureen Pat 9. the of department the with- various cycles It .;— who thors addressing readers recur. s Bokinskie. sister Leola Bridesmaids were were Albert George Buck university; O‘Hara, and the Fordham art, doubt the of best out are Aliens sister Laumeyer. fairly the bride. and a of well with the one acquainted one- Bourgss, York, authority Lau- officers-of Genesians, the New Miss Bernice bridegroom. the on of volume books dealing with Cath- a group I welded steel of Coolers complete line up-to-the-minute, Tyler Dry Beverage Tyler offers Europe. movement in ' a bridegroom. of the sister also Kuster, (b) printing; Gordon of Catholic orphans; color meyer, a (3.) olic worship and ex- practice the on Bokinskie, Eugene refrigerated and Display honor. Refrigerators, Cases, 'In maid of Commercial America this movement was sec. ".- was - the editor of section soldiers; and magazine (c) actors actresses. market today. will A perusal of it Huyink. Roger the bride, and of brother .‘Kfi,__._ i inaugurated John’s in 1926 St. at of food Walk-In Tyler for all Coolers. tional There's Dispatch; and Sunday people in Hun- Columbus Of all the 10. types attend- a the bridegroom, cousin of both fruitful and illuminat- were prove ‘ ' “abbey, Dom Collegeville, by Minn, served usher. Prill, Jr. Chi- president of Edward George Lillig, (a) Catholics comprise as the ants. locker markets, hotels, institutions, plants, and a besides, ing; it reveals several gary, restaurants, stores new Virgil 0.S,B., had Michel, who ob- investment (b) 50 25 cent; cent; company. Peterson-Denise cago facets of subject that has per per proved bakeries, bars and florists, a taverns. .. served studied and it in various Register is host Columbus The (c) 70 cent. hazy ordinary rather the faith- per to Elizabeth Angeline Rosa.—-Miss St. European vs: centers. the meeting. Page 3) to (Answers Peterson Raymond Alvin ful. and were Denna ' Welded Construction on Steel John Rev. the before Although by marriage originally united in written People in the will find church Lima's of Tyler, St. Rose pews Steiger in G. Anthony's originated by the Welded Steel ConstruCtion, Father Strasser in German in means as 'Wed Couple daugh- the is therein Si. 28. Mrs. Peterson interesting Sept. explana- many on at 19%, Abbey the Clervaux of in framework, at elimination wood giving Denna. of ordinary and the Herman Mr. Mrs. and of greater ce- ter tions of the symbols, and customs, Mrs. Mr. and of Grand Duchy the the Luxemburg, Peterson is of Mr. sun and This, results in 100% insulation. in paciry traditions the interwoven into more turn, a Peterson Alice cere- Jeane Carl Peterson. renowned liturgical of life center a W. 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Tyler Cases to sales is and thoroughly practical. will It ' 0 O I Tyler Display Cone Catholic home, Foods school, Frozen convent, any enable and bring sell boon you of to store to teacher customers your you new to prove a any re- deserves It cordial rectory. or a and Cloud. Minn. profits. ligion, St. rapidly—increasing sales religious ico-w merchandise communities, to Phone turnover, more and wide reception. and the laity who to even PLEASl are SERVT Crowding vownu Along Sioux Trails, Lockers "Church-minded. Harder-Free: Home Tyler Sister by M. Claudia Duratschek, Eighty-one illustrations, drawn JAGKSON O.S.B., Ph.D. and Commercial'Refrigemors Display W. FRANK addition Tyler In the to Sister by St. Benedict’s Justina of In this 03ers of Harder-Free: Home book the author Cases,Tyler also complete line presents St. Joseph, a '.convent, enliven the - - ARCHITECT the historical background the of models—for locker Lockers, and personal in chest, upright Explanations of the various text. . . Sioux Indians‘\- and the activities symbols beneath be found to and are commercial Design Ecclesiastical consumer use. early traders missionaries. of and the illustrations, which many en- J By sketching the outlines of l hances con- the the value of book. Investigate Now! Bid!- Bank ‘ American National - the temporary in movements coun- MlNN ST CLOUD detailed A table of contents, as she about the Write today information complete fits of the Da- for full the try, phone scene or well list the illus- of copious as a kota Indian drama the into larger Tyler line. obligation, of There's course. trations, found the is be be? no to at of the nation’s history. three After ginning of the volume, ready and GOLBEBT FUNERAL a chapters dealing with the early index end the the book at -of the Indians, story of the author FLEMING ‘ renders quick reference possible. Albany. The’ Glatzmaier of pic- HOME first devotes each Father Preuaaer’a chapter separate to August ll a Several viewpoints, original Father Preuuer shows new the of activi- Man the of St. An- of sionary centers ' ture pastor pre- new as . and enlightening, presented by thony’h certificate marriage the in pariah, Anthony, senting are St. to South Dakot She follows ty' Ambulance Service was Co. Refrigeration . ’ ' the: author, such the role the of bridegroom.-—-(Bob for bride and the Nuptial Sept. 13 as only Catholic Man the activities of not a on ' PRONI u Christian family, the parish,‘ the Molitor photo) ' Vera wedding of Ochr- missionaries, but, they the Miss in far so as Cloud. (ah I! So. It. Ave. diocese, and universal the hurch,’ Andrew of Anthony Building St. touch her lein C. topic, those; of Protes- K. to 'played in connection wit missionaries well. com- tant The bio- as munal worship; then the sancti- graphical data the various Street Germain 921 St. on Corner Poet’s Sunday, Tied the sanctified week, special workers in the field is of the ' sanctified and the sancti~ interest. ‘ year, ‘ Cloud, Minnesota St. ~ life died stressed. The various are Since book, furthermore. dis- the ch prinicpal the and seasons Federal the of the policy _. cusses .feasts Christmastide, of Easter- CO'NFllRMATlON toward Indian, it the government Bishop outstretched the will of be With value both the student prays, to arms Spirit, (hunted Holy the with his Requiem Invoking of secular and the student of power to candidates. the descend He That Church history. graphic de- The upon may souls. their seven-fold gifts His And bestow scriptions upon of Indians and mission- For Sr. Demetrio life West in the will appeal ary Bishop the people Hushed the prays, even the general reader. are as to and‘gir‘ls Then boys earnest to Special‘attention given‘ the comes is to Savior’s with the Tosign them sign methods of catechizing the Indians, Demetria St. Joseph—Sifter salvation, l - chrism of To confirm them with based their characteristics. (Barbara On Keller), of the Convent own Notable notable Indians, well Benedict St. of diedin St. here, as as the Soldiers Christ they of are, Cloud missionaries, mprch the hospital September across 19, in on souls. indelible their impressed An mark upon fi'nd Readers will fascinat- the 56th 'of religious her pages. year pro- Bishop inflicts blow the “cheek, And the Loveliness Picture of upon a interest ing the efforts, in {fessmm at now . . . Of “Pox of he each them tecum. prays, as , last successful, found Indian to an Sister Demetria St. / born in was sisterhood. . finediamond has the classic Paul,- ring June 29, .A 1862. She entered New soldiers of Christ, Peace be to you. Scholasticate The the author has St. drawn of Benedict upon if other cheek, Peace be the of turn ' beauty of masterpiece to you art- you, ‘ a from the deriving original Assumption parish, her Mina in- sources, of Peace be crusaders King, the to you, new created by craftsmen. it is neapolis. The- her formation largely master part of greater the diaries -fr'om whom Spirit breathes. Peace be the to you,.on a religiOus life of in teaching. missionaries, spent their letters, and was with future Invest the in a ._ '11; 1921 she assigned Mt. interviews them, to personal and with was forth Christ, forth Go soldiers battle. of to now, go Inepe’ct “her”. diamond ring/for Jose St. h’s orphanage,'St. Paul, from documents the found in The ,, days cruel the is rough. and are way our stodk ‘where I remained until shortly s Archives of varied United the of e States. sets. Soldiers Christ, battle of for the right! do before her death. - More illustrations, than 30 includ- ‘ STROBELLS Solemn Requiem A ing detailed Mass of the territory “ a With Mary’s shielding mantle map you each was day, a offered Sept. 22 for the covered in the of missionary activi- With repose Bread Angels’ strengthen to the on way. .her soul in the Sacred Heart enliven ties, and Jewelers supplement the. March victory with Christ King to on your chapel, St. Jeseph, and interment The footnotes and text. index For pledged have allegiance Him. unto are you l _ made the in compiete. was convent cemetery. —-Mrs. Wencil Rian St. St. 614 Germain 2.2. 7mm“ nun-.1.-<'2~LZ "Adm, " ’