. ‘ ER T H S PAGE E T» C L 0 U FOUR D R G I S T Friday, E October 24-, ., - ._...‘ I . l Aid Need Students I I ' St. Au g a “v.39 U- 5v ' . . M'ss'onarles . ushne ' Y. 9 5. -. WEDDINGS IN DIOCESE A choice selection as More: "nuns ,yuky, Mm, ,, . s. M ., y‘ G I H .11; ‘ b Naha Okinawa—For the first 1 I" ISt It: A lb u Herberlersgceliwieltzeazs: St in,10 Dengifiili33e‘l?:thdfzexitlgewski. ' ' ' mznfioewg‘her,uzi:da I - l 000081.01" b no!“ For time All missionaries Years, are Floor Furnaces Lehn-Weymann Nick daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Jarozew~ again ministering the needs of to D‘Bibles a the bride of Elvan Boedig- ,ski, became - Melrose.-——Married Sept. in 27 St. Pat- nativeVCatholics the Ryukyus, 3 Mr. Mrs. R. Boedig~ heimer. of and on a son . Framed Pictures rick's church Mass offered before by Forced a Air Heating heimer, before Nuptial Mass offered by a .51: string 'of’ islands along the Julig -. the Rev. Francis Alma Wey- coast Sick Call Sets were Joseph Bessclaar Sacred the Rev. in daughter Mr. and Mrs. Peter z of mann. .Crucifixes China. of below church Oct. attendants Japan. .,“ Heart The 6. Oil-Water Lehn, Heaters Weymann. and Lawrence of son Cecilia Jarozewski and Norbert .Books Book Ends were A fr Mrs. Joseph Lehn. Wey- The Mr. and Ross Rev. Felix Ley and the Rev.» - Boedigheinfer. .Statues—hand carved of and John Lehn attended the bridal mann . Alban Bartholdus, Marto‘damsstrauch American Ca- Automatic Oil couple. Fired wood Schik-Delaney puchins, found Catholics still Dent—Married Oct. 11 in Sacred . Medals some Heart church before Nuptial Mass of- a .. Crosses and Joseph—Miss Delores Okinawa, Chains St. Delaney, chief of the islands, IOI on by Besselaar fered the Rev. Joseph were daughter Mrs. Thomas of Mr. De— and .St. BUILDERS Christopher Pins and 5,000 Auto Amamio Shima. They Strauch. Marcella daughter of Mr. and o'n became the bride Henry P. laney. of . Mrs. Strauch. and Joseph Marto- George Greeting Cards plan Victor the mission Schik. of Mr. and Mrs. Schik. the to son reopen on Mr. John dam, of and Mrs. Marto- 0 son Prayer Books Nuptial Mass offered by the Rev. before a island: dam. Attending the couple Mrs. latter AWeFe ' Joseph's church John Klaver in St. Oct. . Phone 1876-L Rosaries \ Russ L. B. and George Martodam. The attendants Mary Schik. 7. The only priests were stationed .St. Andrew Daily Missal on ‘- Wensma‘nn-Zwack ‘ and John Helen Grififen, John Delaney, 101 Ninth Ave. North Okinawa in yearslwere U. S. recent Schik. Nuptial Freeport.———Before Mass of- The a Minnesota LewandowskivPekar-ek chaplainsflof Scheifler. by the Rev. Linus whom fered Oct.“ 7 there St. Cloud, army are 0.S.B.. in Sacred Heart church, Armella E. lOHMANN M. Bennyville.—Married Oct. in St. 8 enough for the not American now daughter Mr. Frank Zwack, of and Mrs. Elizabeth’s church before Nuptial Mass a _ Zwack, became the bride Ralph Wens- ' of personnelon island. the Rev. Al. B. Kroll offered by the were of Mrs. Anna Wensmann. COMPANY mann,.son Pekarek. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Adell of The last foreign missionaries ' Anna Mae' and Rose Mae Wensmann, on Lewnn- Alphonse James l’ekarek. and Berthold Thoennies. Wensmann. Betty Mrs. Enoch Le- Okinawawere Canadian (lowski. Mr.,and Francis- of sun and Clarence Ritter the attendants. were Religious Articles Evelyn wnmlowski. The attendants were who forced by the Schmitz-Ballmann cans, Le- were Catherine l‘ekarek, Dolores Smelter. THIEIMAN Books—Church Goods ‘ Herman Rudnicki. wnntlowski, Jo Ann Japanese leave in 1936. After to Freeport.—Married Sept. 23 in Sacred Rudolph Dumnncenux. Sibley 7th Lewnndowski. and 413 8L. near Heart .church Rev. Linus before ,the that only Japanese al- priest was a Mackedanz-Thomes St. Minn. Paul I, Scheif‘l‘er, Ball—I 08.8.. Bernadette were lowed rarely daughter Mr. visit the of and Mrs. Bernard Ryu-kyus. to mann. Richmon(I.—Bcfbre Nuptial Mass of- HARDWARE a Edward Schmitz, Ballmann, and of son Ron- the Rev. Anthony fered Sept. 15 by Mr. Mrs. Jacob Schmitz. The and at- and 0.5.3., Sts. Peter ellenfitsch. in Sixteen families shown (above), needy. Europe will be packages already with in wrapped, grate- Marie Ballmann and John are tendnnts Vehicles Blessed were daughter Paul's church, Mary Thomas, Chi'ist ful seventh' these eighth and grade‘ students of and addresses. Words BuHman‘n. of regarding J H. Murphy to names Thomcs. became thv Catherine of Mrs. as. chadity St. high, works Augustine’s junior St. Cloud. of and the Groups of followed with Barth-Schauff Mr. of Héury Mackcllnnz. Milwaukee, Wis. bride of More than mercy son are —- Sporting Goods of Roscoe. Mnckedunz and Mrs. Ferdinand enthusiasm girls by these boys and each adopted family for whom people.———(Bob Molitor ,Schaufl‘. young INSURANCE Breckenridge—Miss Mary a 500 bicycles and blessed cars were Ruegemer-Braegelmann photo) they gathered food and clothing. A number of the Schaufl'. daughter of Mr. and Mrs‘. Jake Paints ’and William by the Rev. Zelly after ‘ became the bride of prert Barth. son Real Estate Richmond—'Miss Braegel- Hildcgard Dan Barth. oer. Mrs. before and a I St. Braegclmann. be- FIRST WEEKS’ HONOR~'.ROI.l Masses the daughter SIX John de Nepo- of. Ben at mann, Nuptial offered Sept. 27.1w the Rev. Mass the bride Andrew Ruegemer. of came 203 St. Mary‘s. Bldg. Phone 196 Little in T. Leo Keaveny Falls of St. church here of safe part PROF. ROBERTS muc as Ruegemer, a Mrs. Martin of” Mr. and . son church. Mary’s The attendants were Mass offered in Sts. Nuptial before driving crusade. a Carmilln Herman, Lorraine Lingass, [ONO RELEASED BY PRAIRIE SCHOOL by the. Rev. and Paul's church Peter Our Murial Keaveny. Mary Ellen Gordon. O.S.B.. Oct. Ronellenfitsch. 6. Anthony Kathleen Roy Locks. Cecil Tangen, I Public Bernice Bruegel- The attendants were Enemies No. Schaufl'. Marian Barth. Ushers‘were 1 and New Store Ruege- Sylvester Leona Ruegcmer. mann, i Diedrich Arthur and George Backer. first six Long Prairie—The Gretchen Rosch, Ste- margarct Braegclmn-nn. and Edward mer, Loeka ring-bearer. Donnie New York—In poll conducted was pupils in St. phan, weeks’ roll of and Janice honor Vollmer; a Braun-Wiebolt OIson-Connelly world.” this “It’s in Mt. Carmel parochial Mary of by the Messenger of the Sacred in Im- Second Munich—Married Oct. 13 grade: Kathleen New Brever, 17 Seventh Ave.. is located at Breckenridge.—Married in Oct. 6 St. this week‘as school Conception church before announced mnculate a Sharon Communism was Clavin, Heart, and James Cooper, Russia South. V2 block south Just Mary’s church before the Rev. Benedict Hugo by the Rev. Mass offered on Nuptial follows: Mark Twain Frank Determan, Dinkel, Carolyn Patricia Connelly, Pctermeier daugh- the nation’s chief Wieholt, named Mary Ann were Tell. O.S.B.. were as were old Seventh from Ave. «are. our aners. Connolly. of Mr. Edward Sr.. Bense, Jer- First Eugene Robert Dinkel, ter grade: KennethILunce- Theodore Wie- Mrs. daughter Mr. and of problem, and the bomb atom Was Wrong Melvin Olson. Mr. and of and Mrs. r Mr. and of son and Ralph Braun. bolt, Darlene Brown, ford, Berczyk, Judith son Muenzhuber,- and ome wound 10th in the list. Olson Wappeton. N. Dak. up Melvin of Braun. Ag- Valeria Mrs. Edward Braun. Mark wittin Twain told Eifer’c, Betty Dinkel, Edward George Sweezey; once an Helen Connelly and John Olson attended Virgil Wiebolt. and Uphofl'. Bernard nes audienc that everybody talks Ju- bridal Elaine Haasser, Robert Hart, the couple. couple. the bridal attended Braun Third grade: Rosemarie Ber- about weather, but John- Eickhoff-Bueckers Hengemuhle,' Lorraine dith Villcheck-Traut e one no czyk, Leona ' Borgert, Roger Knase, anything 'it. does But if about Bneckers. Miss Agnes Mary Kennedy, Freeporl. Katherine 'son, Sank Rapids—Before Nuptial Mass Angeline Loegering, Judith Mar- a H. Mrs. Bernard of Mr. and daughter Mark Twain would utter these Patti'i- Knapp, Donald Knase, in Ann offered by the .Rev. Benedict Virnig Velora turano, Motzko, Sharon BoniTacr the bride became of Bueckers, church Sacred Heart Oct. 9, Bernice words today, he be would John Ui cia Lux, Judith Muenchow, same Sale Close-O William Mr. and Mrs. lickhofl‘. of Reichert, Bernard son‘. Roman, Paul daughter Mr. Anton Traut, of and Mrs. Nuptial Beverly Neumann, Jo- before Nemanich, Eickhofl' of Belgrade. wrong. a Snyder, Ramona Virkus, Traut. became the'bride John Vill- of and Ruth . Linus Rev. Schief— the Scientists doing oil's-red by things about Mass Charles Reichert, Putzkey, Ann are check. of'Mr. Mrs. John Jr., and Vollmer; son ' Heart church Oct. O.S.B.. Sacred fer, in lit the weather do Villcheck. the and Sr. Attending couple expectto were a Mrs. Norman The attendants 1*. were Fourth grade: Joseph Bernet, May Villcheck. Traut, Irene Ber- Donna about it in the future. tooth’s de- tion it placed Edwin J. more and and Jo Ann Toenies, Nelson. on a Robert Villcheck. Trout, and ngrd Nancy Dorothy Clendenin, Deter- Alois Wenker Ever last winter, when and since William Bueckers. Within minutes, cayed two spot. Stradtherr-Trobec Roxanne Dodds, Mary Kay ushers. ELECTRIC Vincent General man, Schaefer the were of numbed the anesthetic had Toggery left. Nuptial Sank Rapids.—Before Solemn 'new PLAYERS—:Only For- RECORD 6 s Rajkowski-Billig Eifert, Frances Hennek, Jovita Electric laboratories forced drilling. offered Sacred Heart church Oct. Mass the tooth ready f0r in snow in Sa- Rapids.-——MarriEd Sept. 25 Sank Horstman, Janet Johnson, David Johanna Trohec,.daughter of Mr. and 7, New Jersey soil by drop- fall to merly 39.95. While they $18.00 sold for last only I” on in- before Nuptial Mass be H_eart church There needle cred to a was no . the Blase Trobec. became bride of Mrs. Laegering, Laegering, James Car- dry—ice ping few pounds of Benedict Virnig by the Rev. offered crys- were a creating jected the for into Stadtherr. John Stadtherr. Frank of son gums Reichert, Janet Wolf; and of Mrs. Rose da'ughter Billig, Florence into heavy cloud while flying men tals Joseph Trobec offered the The Rev. a block;” hypo- the usual “nerve no Thomas Rajkowski. Sartell. and Billig. seven assisted the Rev. Benedict in plane, Mass, by through it private Seventh COVERS-I-hWe 3rd Darwin grade: Bense, a stuff stock dermic; placing the closing Rajkowski just SEAT entire Herman and Mrs. of Mr. new out son our Virnig, Edwin deacon, and the Rev. planning scientists been Wilfred have Clasema‘n, be Ann maid of Burns Mrs. Elnore on Rice. of drilling is e was in the cavity where the couple subdeacon. Attending the Oman, reduced Anna Marie Alta Billig and and making all of weather. D honor. d d Donna sorts Joarnt, LeRoy greatly of Seat Covers prices. o 3, Frank Schimnich, Alvina Mrs. feeling at taking place and the 713 5!. Ger. Cloud 5!. were power Hock- Vernon Rajkowski. bridesmaids. I scientists Silver is Mrs. iodide, Motzko, Stadtherr. Mrs. Anthony Lindmann. S h i l Seelhammer, say, r e y disappears. of the tooth the bride- Billig Robert and we sprung Petternell. Oman. Henry Stad- Ed Louis efl’ective‘ Schaf— Floyd much than Siegle, and Betty Stephan; orbert Sauer {more and attendants, groom's I Anthony Lindmann. The anesthetic therr. and does not new (L10 unsinkable dry-ice making and, er’s for ushers. Donald Burns. and BOATS M snow; Eighth only 2 grade: Maurita All aluminum Boeckermann-Loecken Bernet, people, however; work ‘all I Hilla-‘May on . . . . . . be sprinkled they it also-_‘say, can Irene Alice daugh- Grecula, Claire Loecken. Melrose.—Miss Haasser, . _' favorable though it does produce Nuptial Mass. Nicholas—Before St. mountains into a clouds around to drastically reduced. left. Price Henry Loecken. be— Mr. and Mrs. of ter Kathleen Keller, Bernice Spieker. in Steichen results Henry A. three four. by the Rev. out‘of offered on specialize in the Alphonse Boeckermann. bride of produce that will heavy we came snows. Marlene Vollmer, Rosemary Nicholas’ church Oct. 16, and Betty Wal- St. :39 William Boecker- Mr. and Mrs. of son supplies melt later John and great and Mrs. daughter of Mr. May, cause by the Rev. Mass offered before er. mann, a the clothes THE for Hills. OUT SMUDGES Roy 60 the bride of son became May. flow=down in water ; of streams to Patrick’; Julig St. Francis Oct. 10 in old jack HYDRAULIC JACKS—Bring in ’ we your attend- Hilln. The Mrs. Roy of Mr. and . . . and Sylvester California Hilda Boeckgmann irriga— church. fill reservoirs and spring the In fruit orchards, to I-lilla. Mrs. Jo- Mrs. Frank ants Detroit Methodists were Hear couple. a well-dressed attended the Loecken the liberal trade-in allowance tion will man. dams. old give smudges, which heavy set and Frank May. ' Lorenz. Leroy pur- seph on up you - z: Korf-Stalboerger girl. and Kozzer flower said that when‘skiers Talk Renee It also Hilla. smoke around citrus Catholic is trees Belief was screens on Mass Nuptinl of- Melrose.——-Before a Jack. of Hydraulic ring-bearer. chase Roske. Jerome huge injuries planning new night a frost to prevent sports event at Julig in St. the Rev. Francis fered by are no a Moran-Knevel Detroit. Virginia Stal- with church‘ and find their favorite The Patrick's Oct. 6, jumps the being leaves, people’s to- re— are now young Alvina Knevel. -—- Joseph.,——Miss Sf. Mr. Mrs. John of and daughter boerger. depleted all that effi- supply of of placed cleaner and local Methodist by church fiestas. Knevel, group Henry more Mrs. a Mr. snow daughter of and a ( bride Edmund became the of Stalboerger. heard Moran. that pilot" wait Dr. bride A. L. of is is cient fl‘ostchascrs. Francis the of ‘ J. Donohuehdi- became son neCessary Gerard a Mrs. a Mr. and Kori. of A. son RASMUSSEN MOTORSJncf Nuptial ‘Mass before Noah Moran. Mrs. “féw"i'li’yi"iii"“‘advarlca‘ a "of the chasers nothing university’s Detroit Mary Ann These are rector of attendants The Kort. event eve- were more Schmid. 0.8.8. the Rev.,Bruno‘ by offered asloudwafnl‘d sky the motor-driven “gar spaflyint‘o than fans division, huge, set correct rung Joseph’s church Sept. some St. er- in waggi- Willi Knevel‘"'a‘u"d""Lec piping 'e' "(:0in pounds of silver air. 1five-re in the steel 30 feet impressions 'the Gladys about attendants a roneous on LaFond. ' iodide. air Catholic' By blowing the high Church. The talk ‘ warm was MINN. GERMAIN CLOUD, EAST ST. ST. 609 Tigges-Gilbertson iodide into scattering After the into the above the from sponsored by trees the Detroit Round Ann’s in St. Wadena.—Married Oct. 13 Table BLANKET the nice fresh freezing made cloud, chilly air, is. ground of Catholics, Protestants, a by offered Nuptial gMass church before a FALL OVER WILL OF SNOW impossible. and Jews. 1.2? Doris Plachta August Monsignor were Hans Gil- Mrs. daughter of AREAI. THE JUMPING Gilbertson. Mr. Tigges, of and Andrew bertson, son ”“‘:r”.'§‘&t will hurri- tell Scientists you Rita Ber- Joseph Tiggcs.‘ and Mrs. and shifted South be in the can the attendants. canes Tigges nard Were in dissipated McCrane-Goeden their and off JOE A. KOZEL, Manager course reach Nuptial ,of- they Mass the before Wadena.—Before a ever can sea VALUE: TYPICAL _ A Plachta Oct. HARMONY HOUSE Monsignor August fered by ' land., Here how. is » Catherine Goeden. church. Ann’s in St. 11 STAR BUILT BRAND POWER moving air pushes its Because iIIIIli the Goeden, became Joseph daughter of regions, into of Mr. farmer Leonard McGrane. of bride enor- THRIFTY son an way, BUYING SKILLFUL Attending‘the John McGrane. Mrs. and DESIGN AND oil be‘ dumped of coat mous can ‘WORK SHOES Goeden and couple Margaret bridal were The afire. hur- the and set 0n sea McGrane. Murl hectic swirling of ricane, the Thomes-Nlehaus . max BEAUTY ' METHODS BRING into rain-filled would air, NEW Niehaus. AND Miss Angela Richmond. sweep Children Poll Parrot Sh for Herman and Mrs. Nie- daughter of Mr. ice is where dry the heated was area the bride Martin became of haus. the is sifted through it and water AND ROEBUCK CO. John Thomes of St. Mar- of Thomes. son SAVINGS into changing it by forced out Nuptial Mass offered Oct. before To your mum; tin, WITII THIS a I Cloud; 016 St. Germain Street St. Minn. Agnes into the bride attendEd by thus it will fall The and 14. was snow Zierden. Loretta Joseph and Thomas seal Thomes Frank attended Niehaus and w0uld heating by fire Another the bridegroom. ' hurri- of the knock the out power v Wind bag. Smart. cane’s Spring-filled scientists found During the 'l' war, that fog set-up to a re— a way threaten— into flects the sun’s . rays The clouds ing rain clouds. grow .4 sides, and Living both Room from‘ top Suite warm This become lighter. bottom, and thin gradually them makes out and else,high winds dispersefor ’get 119.95 Reg. them to hold of them and carry localities. other Richly Upholstered show- intermittent this In 950 Way, during off” be “turned ex- ers can easily rain spells almost cessive as tub sh0wer. bath a as SAFFLOWER! ENTER, down 20.00 CARRYING USUAL America of The people monthly now 5.00 CHARGES paint-drying have of new source a and old linseed replace the oil to when will ,be called saf— oil. It is bean living popular How room soya your this linseed oil, o~il. 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