THE ST. CLOU D REGISTER. PAGE FOUR r1 Friday, November 21, 1947 I Parochial Football In League Paul Chancery St. JACKSON W. FRANK REQUIESCANT ROBERTS PROF. Releases Changes ARCHITECT IN PACE SAYS: Design Ecclesiastical St. Paul.—The following clergy Bldg. American National Bank appointments announced this were “INN ST. CLOUD. week by the Chancery office world.” this “It’s in of John Mrs. McArthur the Archdiocese of St. Paul: Holdingford.—Requiem Mass of- The Rev. Carl was A. Renz, the from Substitute New fered Nov. in St. Mary's 5 church by Church Selection of of the Choice Holy Redeemer A in the Rev. Paul Rosenthal for Mrs. John For Iron Lung Renville, the Church McArthur. who to St. 87, died Nov. of Jude 2. Sur- daughter viving and three GIFTS the great- of Lake, in one Mahtomedi; are clumsy The iron lungs first were grandchildren. The Rev. Edmund Coughlin, affairs, like big cookers Mrs. Margaret C. Alden pressure from the Church of St. Anthony which the placed into patient Wadena.——Funeral services was were con- Occasions in All Regal. For the Church to of the Im- ducted Ann’s Nov. in St. church 4 by restored until normal action was Monsignor August Plachta maculate Mrs. Conception for Mar- in Marys— paralyzed muscles which control to C. Alden, who 69, died garet Oct. 30. . burg; Bibles Later, iron lungs the lungs. Surviving her husband and six chil- were are Framed Pictures The . Rev. Francis M. Fairle‘, dren: Clifford, Geraldine, Mrs. George streamlined and less bulky more I from Sick Call Sets the College Carlson, Mrs. Gordon Johnson, Richard, of St. Thomas in appearance. Marion. and . ifixes in St. Cruc Paul, the Church to of St. for keeping But latest thing the William Elmer Book Ends .Books Michael in Milroy; - “iron lung patients" alive, and Wadena.—Requiem Mass offered was carved of .Statues—hand The Rev. Denis Noonan, from Nov. in Ann's church 6 St. by Mon- comfortable, also is perhaps more the Church wood of St. Plachta Michael signor for William Ebner, in 68, Mil. which ordinary hospital bed an who died Nov. Surviving his 2. .Medals the Church are to the of roy, Holy principle of school employs the wife and three daughters: Mmes.‘ Wayne a Redeemer I .Crosscs and Chains in Renville. Miller, R. L. Fossen. Fred Ackerly. and child's teeter-fatter. Pins Christopher Auto .St. Andrew Pitzl his back The lies patient on ards . C tin Gree Wadena.—I~‘uneral services g were con- the bed raised while of parts are ducted Oct. 0 Books 28 in St. Ann's church by wooL Pray UP' BLANKETS $2.35 er & and under the under the knees Plachta Monsignor Andrew for Pitzl. O Rosa ries who died Oct. 25. He Surviving 86. body the back—to fit the small of was Missal Daily .St. Andrew Mrs. Frank Richter, Mrs. A. I. are New and Used rocked The bed is then form. up Ehlen. Mrs. Rose Eringer, Carl, and fashion down and in teeter-totter The Alfred. 100% WOOL Wilbur when Mrs. the Jones electric by motor; an LOHMANN E. M. Wadenn.—Funeral visceral services down, the patient’s head is con- were Warm—Durable—Economical ducted Nov. 3 by Monsignor Plachta in pulled the abdomen in are organs St. Ann’s church for Mm. Wilbur Jones. COMPANY GREATER diaphragm against the by gravity ST. CLOUD who died 67, Oct. 30. her ARMY Surviving STORE NAVY are husband and the following children: sucking air into thus with them, Mrs. John Mallick. Mrs.Fond Wesncott, the lungs. Fifth Avenue Articles Religious and First Street South Ray and FPhl’. Burial in Calvary was speed up-and-down rocking The sr. here. CLOUD cemetery MINNESOTA Goods . Books—Church attending regulated by the Mary Rosen be can 7th Sibley St.. 418 near Freeport.—Requiem Mass offered physician. was Minn. Paul Nov. St. 1. by the Rev. Linus 4 Scheifier, bed aid the only will the Not 0.8.8., Heart Sacred church in for Mrs. will also breathing, but it patient’s Mary Rosen, who died Nov. She 1. was through blood circulation Suriviving stimulate 80. the following brothers are This Christmas and sister: John, Hubert, and Mrs. mid- the paralyzed muscles of the Schulz. normal muscular revive section to William Bernaur function. Perham.——Funeral services THIElMAN were con- the bed is in rocking While ducted Oct. 23 in St. Henry's church by mo- Give the Rev. Nicholas Donnay for William Furniture thermal packs baths, food, tion, Bernauer, his 48. Surviving wife are weakened exercising of and the HARDWARE and the following children: Virginia, administered. This muscles be Breckenridge; James, Josephinum semi- can Worthington, 0.; and Bernard and did well which nary, is feature not go a Jerome home. at with the 01d iron lung. Mrs. Mary Ward 6 O O Little Falls—Requiem Mass of- was Goods Sporting fered Nov. in 8 St. Mary’s church by urtails War C the Rev. E. Ramacher C. Mrs. for Mary Paints and Ward, who 90, died Nov. Surviving 6. Progress! Scientific children: Mrs. James Dela- are seven Hunt, Mrs. Agnes Newman, Mrs. and knocked S. R. Fortier, Little last all if the of Falls: “Even Mrs. war . Clary. Ernest Staples; Mrs. B. F. Burch, United bottom of the hole the in a Wadena: John, Arizona; and Thomas, neverthe— has it States treasury, San Francisco, Our Calif. American science 10 advanced less cared capitalize to thrilling would have New Store it ahead of where on ac- years regarding counts scientific ad- war.” the without been could vancements it for out pour jour- spoke certain science So a all the traffic could bear. located 1? Is Seventh Ave., opular Sunday supple- nalist in at a But all the while, these writers the palmed it off And ment. % block South. Just south on e on did nothing than play the more up he what really But public true. as Seventh Ave. from old old war-time-progress myth. store. True our false- downright had said was a facts relegated back- the to were hood. ground. exploded in bomb atomic The Science has made note- never rapid fire 1945, Hiroshima Aug. r... 6, worthy advances during at wars, during gained prominence rifles Health re— least, in America. not construction airplane cent . .. years, It is the true accelerated war medi- incredibly, ahead and leaped HEIiiP’s the practical application of scien- techniques and its cine improved tific theories which had been ly- remarkable results. with its drugs ing the desks for It on many years. comfortable Modern, furniture the ideal is evident seemed Progress every- the application the put of theories who and writers looked where one Christmas—the of atomic the gift for gift that will give American energy on for example, stage, 10 prior years pleasure recipient to its Instant for Frozen to many years probable peace-time to application. TSOIIIIIEPEIILIN A. And, the be said for come. same ICE can CREAM gas— turbines (jet propulsion) and elec- tronics (radar). But, that is HOME FUNERAL not We have furniture complete line of a wherein real scientific progress 0 O 0 Tel. 567 lies. that combines modern simplicity with ‘ superb ! _ Real scientific lies in _ progress Minn. Cloud. “(PW workmanship—the St. buy. Come Phone best money can basic research, which be fed must by scientific ideas in and the and make I selections early. new un- your m m covering of and data. facts new It building consists in normal up a DANIEL Daniel A. Co. J. advanced reservoir fundamental of knowledge. Above all, in science progress FUNERAL demands fresh, able to manpower The Home of Home Better Furniture work, check and study to carry on old ideas and exchange HOME new ones. Directors Funeral It needs blood mix with to young the old. Seventh Avenue No. 11-13 St. Cloud All this had been stifled during the while the truly great war, science had from experts to run COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT their research tables and labora- tories stations MODERN AND FUNERAL to government to arochial football Richard Tholl, Kuffel, Cloud Jerome James the St. lnderieden, Champion in p old theories into practical put new Daniel Justin, Miller; back St. James Henry Beur- of ganization is league the first in its SERVICE THAN FOR MORE year or row, SHOP war—time application—many of Thill, Gerald skin, Paul lnderieden, Peter Treb- photo) which completed Paul’s its (top team season YEARS. 65 which perverted s were lnderieden, in purpose. toske, Charles Roderick Roda, and Left right, Dan- with five victories against losses. to no Young potential scientists left iel Zabinski. Father Richard coach; Her- front Heid, row, are i AT, the the country to Angels Football carry war. Holy squad shown on Charles Cullen, Graham, is bottom Neeser, Rob Mi- in bert ert .8! Many of them will look into Father never with coaches Robert Philip Schmid, Daniels, photo Smith and Bob chael Sivinski, Robert Rob- laboratory again. right, front Donald Ziebol, May. Left a Danzl, Charles Truzinski, Robert Mohs; back to ert row, are swmsn's ad- TELEPHONES: As scientific Holzknect, Delroy Binsfeld, Buzzy Bucky May, Becker, Maurice Miheli ch, Mohs, John Albert a consequence, cap- row, has actually been given Zabinski, Richard Langois; Virgil Bill Schep- vancement Schoener, tain, David Eizenhoefer, Cyril Richard Rinkel, Office 238-W set-back. five Every in- Gerald Donahue, Brutger, Jerry O'Malley, Calix Howard Boese; Michael Bauer, and Roger Dom- year a ers, Residence—1543 dustry from in America suffers Where coach; assistant James Plom- back Bob May, Prices brovski. row, are wholesale the encroachments made Baumgartner, Herbert Binsfield, James Cantius’ bon, Robert St. John football (middle photo) team valuable personnel and time Eller, Thomas Mark Peter Honer, Statz, Terhaar, Cloud coached this by Schaefer Eleven, Seventh Jerry and Ed Avenue North St. Right on was year coach.-——(Bob Molitor photos) basic scientific research. Smith, in Father Robert Porwoll. right, Phillip Left front Justin, to row, are High Qualify Is OF DAUGHTERS ISABELLA CELEBRATE OOLBERT FUNERAL and HOME 50TH JUBILEE, INSTALL OFFICERS Where Is Service Ambulance Service and PHONE Quick 80 Duluth, Velleda Kozlik Mrs. of favors printed in gold and were SPEC WE IALIZE IN I! 5th Ave. So. 8!. Cloud installing acted the flowers state regent, bronze and gold as were Helpful ceremonies conducted Chrysanthemums. officer in The committee circle, Stella Maris Nov. in the 19 for the evening arrangements on INSULATING HOMES in the Daughters Isabella, of headed by Mrs. Ben Engel- was Columbus hall. Knights hard of and Mrs. Leo Casey, assisted with Reliance Assisting the by regent Miss stage Agnes Jagielski, Mrs. Home Service Co. Ray installation rites Mrs. Harry Kalscheuer, Fred ,Mrs. were A. J. Monn, Mockenhaupt Mrs. Kleinschmidt, and Mrs. Amr Lam- Loii‘gueville, marshals. bert, Miss Josephine Phone Freeport, Minnesota 1 8 Mrs. J. Lutgen, P. Mrs. Ronald social the theme of General Gruber, Miss Mary Griffen, Miss the centered that followed hour on Eleanor Hass, and Mrs. Peter the national anniversary of 50th WENS-CORNINO ATE ESTIM Baltes. and I. Banners FIBERGLAS circle the D. of of Mrs. August R. Zitur the won Installed Officers special prize. “A house is than stronger no its foundation” the digest of Circle of was I. By D. the remarks retiring made by the Barren": Mrs. T. N. Fleming, who regent, Must NATURAIi! ' 1 said, in honoring Parish past regents, Of Morris that it their continued fine ef- MOUSE TRAPS was forts that had helped their organi- TRAVELERS zation function and of selection Finest grow. GREATER COMFORT FOR officers Morris—Installation of Officers installed the for ensu- Help much the of CHRISTMAS to stop waste the Queen of THIS held by the Room. Living was ing Miss Frances Drink- year are VIA LAND, SEA OR AIR of Isa- Daughters needed foods Rosary circle. and by grains wine, Flem- Mrs. T. N. regent; Room, Dining Em ing, Mrs. Otto Brun- with the past regent; Nov. bella, here 11, on “fool-proof" investing in a ing, vice Mrs. Fay Ray— regent; acting Hilda Eul, regent. past as diamonds thousands In Furniture meet Bed Room “Ketch-All Automatic Mouse financial mond, Mrs. secretary; measured At time transportation mainly installing officer. one progress was Ed Kain, recording Mrs. secretary; guaranteed standard Bluebird’s Trap” the best insurance by But speed. today safety and comfort Occasional .St. held in ceremonies — and The passenger are were R. J. Delaria, Mrs. A. treasurer; and color perfection. fine for followmg hall. The Mary’s school of equal, if significance in attracting the will be not greater, against damage mice Olson, J. monitor; cus- Mrs. A. M. Oef- installed: Bertha Pieces. officers were fling, brllliancg. custodian; Miss Dono- Mary tomers. " doing during those fall and win- Buscher, Fern Scheil, regent; vice hue, chancellor; Mrs. C. J. Hen- recording Gerda Lampelt, regent; ahead. The days just is ter cost Part of the of the problem providing scribe; Mrs. Harry Kalsch— of greater nes, answer financial Treinen, Ann secretary; inner Miss Grif- guard; Mary protection for euer, against negligible compared the noise and weather is to passengers Bergherr, Viola treas- secretary; fin, Col- Mrs. Edward guard; outer good and thermal insulation. sound That is why, since custodian; Ellen Staebler, value. Sold at urer; letti, banner-bearer; Mrs. J. P. Estell chancellor; Locke. the Marie beginning of streamlined nearly trains, all have very Lutgen, guide; first R. Mrs. J. Adeline monitor; Hanlon, Graba, been Fiberglas-insulated why the trains of the Reichensperger, guide; great second FAMOUS . . . and banner-bearer; Clara Nagel organist; Mrs. Frank Murphy, and will future be made quiet and comfortable with fibers guides; Florence Dalseth, Blanche Miss Miss Teresa Wieber Alma and glass. of Myrtle guard; McRoberts, inner Vossbert, trustees. Cole- guard; May Gieselman, outer Father the D. John Denery is of giant In today’s airliners, in luxury ships and lit- Nell Sullivan, scribe; and R E C passenger IS T E I [ man, I. chaplain. in modern busses, chairman. Fiberglas too, plays hidden but im- erary a Elizabeth retiring The regent. in making portant part travel enjoyable. For Fiber- THEY’RE PERFECT more Vs? of Miller, fills the past post re- glas is recognized throughout the transportation field as See For the Portraits Finest in cut. the "standout" insulation—light in weight, nonsettling MATCHED DESIGN COMPANY RINGS OF WEDDING FURNITURE SIVINSKI meeting marked the 11th The after continued vibration, highly efficient and even STBOBEL’S (‘HAMPA STUDIOS pos- Ros- birthday of the Queen of the sessing other valuable qualities. circle, which has many now mem- ary a Jewelers social close A bership of 175. to MINNESOTA ST. CLOUD, Cloud Woolworths Phone 76 Over St. lunch fol- St. Street serving of 614 Germain hour and St. Cloud, installation ceremonies. Minnesota lowed the