THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER PAGE THREE ‘1 ‘3‘“‘1‘; Sponsors Club Newman Rhyme and Reason Propagalion lhe The Socier for Choice Selection of A DON’T JUST EXPERIMENT— EXTERMINATE 1*. Religious Broadcast . GIFTS '15,.“ 0f lho (Legal Tillo) Failh, Ina,I I By RODNEY MARJORIE Starling January 24 a. Granite Exchange 403 Bldg. For All Occasions ‘1 “Jesus four-year-old recite radically is nothing There to a u Me Pray” without Teach How the with to s'r. CLOUD, MINN. younger genera- wrong Minneapolis. Starting Satur- . Bibles — choking inside when she fer- and fret and tion. Parents up worry day, Jan. “The Hour Light” 24, of . Framed Pictures Home Missions and Foreign with “Oh, concludes predic- uently sweet dire cast will be broadcast under the sus- 0 Sick Call,Sets Holy Child, Oh the Holy ' sweet over 4‘ pices of the Newman Foundation . Crucifixes Chi-old!” REV. FRANK, HENRY Diocesan the University Minnesota Director of by at '* Ends .Books Book - . II i Station WTCN from 5 5:25 to carved of pm. .Statues—hand Perpetual 40.00 Member (living deceased) The Rev. Leonard Cowley, di- look” is “longer Methinks the sails-isl- or wood ..... foundation, of the will rector the well with Ordinary becoming. Goes Member (1 1.00 quite year) open . Medals .............................. .. the On successive broad- of faces the longer look program. Chains .Crosses and Special on Membership (known the Family Mem- new as until Easter, the casts, daughters and wives whose Pins program Christopher .St. Auto men bership—besides the enrolled, nine will one feature address and discarding the all-out in going an .Greeting Cards a — are enrdlled others, deceased. maybe livi question-and-answer period for extravagantly wardrobe and old or 0 Prayer Books Catholic discussing the religion in for year) designers 6.00 fashion the 0 Rosaries bowing to one ‘2. always And it ............................................ .. the light philosophy. of modern Missal .St. Daily complete Andrew with education one. A Perpetual for the of L: Burse new a Rooney Marjorie young a itself with .5}; proves look- herself gal should keep A the for priesthood ..$I,500.00 few of man Th passing The the firms listed here deserve years to a something but there is ing . . . ..... ...................... tops, it be remembered when dis- their For the of catechist for follow 75.00 with usually the children you are support par- a one year. about disgusting father ,woman a tributing the IOHMANN dif- ..... E. M. .. patronage to your of living, and example ents’ “a: A scholarship student supporting through way clothes-horse. who vain ferent lines is of business. one a KETCH-ALL AUTOMATIC MOUSE-TRAP basically. his "5;, 600.00 seminary * * >I< course COMPANY .................................... about .. and v They worry grow up . HOME MODERNIZING these For strange :55 reason, some who This designed offer is children, their of fate natural hiding the trap for to place a . HOME FINANCING suddenly veteran-husbands get that INDULGENCE Pekin PLENARY has solid, become respect- place become of Religious Articles eventuallly a !' Furthermore, mice. the'gentle settling slap ideas about of the feverish, rash J. ANDERSON paddle F. i refuge the for the moaning Members of Society for missionaries of the in spite driVen adults able Books—Church Goods Rico Puerto 31.; down in or . sunny the humane the from their method elders. Propagation Faith gain A of of their mission territories groaning conceived and most in catching LUMBER the yet may CO. own 7th math. St” 413 Sibley instead of liv- Tasmania Hawaii near ' or indulgence, under the by Communists. brashness, plenary of gaiety, brief fling plagued a rodent. If tiny Paul Minn. St. I, with sedate life here mice, this ordinary, is ing the you are BUILDING an MATERIAL and Feast conditions. Jan. 26, cockiness. usual dreaminess, In normal times there on would it usually Funny, Minnesota. o in ' complete satisfaction. Paul. settle down of St. the Conversion to people usually of answer hardly ' be than priests young 200 in PAINT AND CUAL more below during happens z e r 0 REFUGEES happy. MISSIONARY wandkbeing - living 300 merely Pekin; to today there than I are more battled with Telephone has 180 Minn after he St. Cloud. weather, IN PEKIN 500 because 'of the coming of snow-drifts and some and frozen car a Excellency, worried about Rome.—His Monsi- old-timers You us refugee 300 priests and five barrel and frigid blasts empty an not? tells did C.M., Montaigne, generation, too, you Bishops. us There gnor also than our are more of fuel-oil 1:. depres- of the The Metal Roofing & '500 . . . years sisters. These pro-war missionaries Construction Co. lad who Duluth and and ‘tis Sure, and prosperity, jazz Nation the sion, canny a new dozen missions which - represent a Cornice Mfg. Co. a}. wife convinced that his keep The jitterbug. Libres, Cuba swing, can flourishing which and were psr. CLOUD. MINN. once and the perfect, she is marriages, and at rash same. un- today ROOFING OF ALL KINDS ruins because the years of war are “is! of her that she convince time Mourn‘ fac- in Passing emotions, bridled can We women Reds. make specialty of Asbestos Side a working better keep it in had And the Walls at Roofing plentiful and tories, money. Although Pekin solidly the is in "WE GO EVERYWHERE" perfect. order place finding W of stay to ' post-war our years . . . hands the of Nationalists the Phone 1520 Cloud St. same Sister M. Patricia finding down,” “settling life, 000 rounrn wuo in is the of surrounding not true job, making unexciting good a a " Of INTERVIEW that INFORMAL 90 country. centers once You worried that JOE A. living. KOZEL, Manager we MARKET were assumption had under resident the priest Working 60 a are now hopeless, generation, lost Duluth—Sister M. Patricia, 62, , were a the hands: qualify for in of Communists. ,. kid that Over' Kre'sge's a every can thought you? You weren’t l' we were administrator Mary’s of St. hos- GLASSES.F|TTED Gnitkowskl Joe (for Churches serious closed Kid, held and priests Quiz STAR a 5.5;. we BRAND are POWER BUILT dogs,” and the the “going to coun- pital, Duluth, the for 21 past years six—year-old that with remained their interview in missions him) MEATS a with .1" try nationally prominent o and in hos- us. (for taken humorous with prisoner. boy, very were GROCERIES 'i * pital administration, buried WORK SHOES was results. us) by. The persecution organized j “set- do HOME-MADE Maybe want to not we from the Chapel of Our Lady ,y‘ _ sometime; the find what Communists than that it out is Try still down.” Maybe tle want worse Queen College of we of Peace the SAUSAGE at «in of the Boxers think the of in It is 1900. youngsters true versatile life. way different, our Scholastica St. more here Jan. 10. The a Poll Parrot Shoes . old world. It that the for running this Boxer REPAIRS MADE PROMPTLY persecution Children living, N. of making 403 9th Ave. St. Cloud Half not we are wps Most Rev. Bishop a Thomas A. us are adult violent mush bloody, and but surprising how it is job. solid unexciting an in was Dr. Welch the final absolution. R. (i. PHONE Golherg a 2o5z-53 gave openly .thusly: anti-Christian short and learn. of lost But can younger genera- your . . Sister Patricia, native Har- of Established 39 Years! 616 St. Germain Street a St. Cloud, think should Minn. do duration. It We: “What began in May and Notice good the tion is you one. a risville, OPTOMETRIST Mich., of member was a about’the Jewish ended August. The done in Communist be receiving Holy couples ques- young the Duluth Benedictine community tion?” persecution the sly, is contrary Notice Communion. together. on for She 42 served book- . . years. as alJew.” long in duration, nerve-racking, “God He: welcoming all the children was we are keeper business in and manager the with How about spying from family family; We: “Okay. world. to the pos- into hospitals operated the by Bene- Experienced coming Third essentially sibility of is anti-Catholic party it and about the thought- Do know a you dictine community in Grand election?” office in the organized by who into next pretend to good discussions ful, men young Rapids, Crookston, Brainerd and would be fine. think that freedom He “I of conscience. days. respect couples have these the Housewives before being appointed Du- to the . . parties there the The The today of do simple recreation. the persecutors not clean, are, more luth hospital in 1918. . . bother'with is.” neophytes it and luke- better ideals and dreams? So wholesome In she Sister 1926 succeeded M. should if be We: “What there Catholics. about a Choose do But not warm worry us. you - Olivia administrator St. of Third party?” the split in as generation know, this has These, they will apostatize younger say, Mary’s hospital. Long prominent could half of “Well, them He: worried sometimes. by force of They: circumstances. us . . . . . in medical work, record she and house, the have party at as- one attack old Catholic families the sisted in organizing 1935 in house.” half another at a who faithful their traditions DISTAFF SIDE to are school for medical librarians the at about the Taft- We: “What and who Growing booklet, entitled In a consequence as are an a College St. Scholastica, of the combination?” Hartley atheistic obstacle the spread of Up, A Book for Girls, to woman a fourth in school the nation. such they’re both good think He: “I materialism. describes wife and mother doctor a food in If they Sister Patricia want to presi- Cases past Moot Display Tyler save men. was The a Pekin ,missionaries at are 5: people for the dent their of the American country Association over- doing the bestthey profit “One who tries make her to to can should find all the Medical they of Librarians. out Record She seas, by the Pekin by enforced in place real home, just house stay not a a aren’t saving bread organized people who and the Head of the Lakes organizing studies all kinds of back night sleep to at to to un— come and of other food chase them Medical Record Librarians’ out asso- der experienced missionaries. Most in. She knows how. make to a man town.” ciation and the Minnesota Record their them of using time in comfortable without fuss, and \ are will We: “Well, they only Librarians’ to association, which of go the Chinese language study of the does her husband about not worry food another and she waste honorary life president. town was history culture. and Chinese and troubles day the small of the when they?” there, won’t Given Fellowship tired in the he back comes eve- “Yes, but Taft and Hartley He: College In the 1934 American of Resident ning; thus the atmosphere in the Pioneer people keep chasing those Hospital Administrators can conferred and peaceful. home is happy until they from town to town agree fellowship Sister Patricia. and “She has the home habit, upon a food.” to She the ACHA save of earliest Alberto 0f children she when is there one was Region come it getting By this time too feIIOWS was and first the love and cherish, them when among women COMMERCIAL to OF Cu. Dolly I Salt-Servch Moot Tyler Open, deep adult for receive mere so we the a to honor. little and share their to BIROHMONT amuse~ sleds. changed the subject to Buried Gilmon In and interests the American Hospital they in ments as grow asso- wouldn’t be But know, that you ciation and she Such wise loving mother .AND member of the REFRIGERATORS a up. was a bad idea, that Taft-Hartley a God’s finest council administrative is of creations practice, on one one Gilman.—Joseph Novak, of one. the ' council and high place in heaven education, awaits the . . . . on a com- Alberta Township’s oldest resi- mittee her.” necropsies, and the on com- From Diocese Two Priests FLOUR dents, buried here last Satur- was mittee good Blue It is know that Cross plan rela- to most on day following Requiem Mass in a tions. She wives and mothers know and Of Sioux Falls Succumb served the executive, we on Sts. Peter Paul’s church. and Born publication, liaison about live that de- and nurses’ to see us up in Poland 89 Mr. Novak Falls—The years committees agO, witllout’kevekn realizing Minnesota Hos- scription it. of the Sioux Rev. Fred- had the United to States for come their pital asmciation baking, because and It is past Holy C erich Bormann of was a s r o 5 when he settling 19, first in old was. , president A beloved of the in unit. state of fine the and church, Ipswich, and Rev. is “Top” man our in com- texture steel Coolers Silver Lake welded Tyler Dry Beverage later and in Alberta up-to-the-minute, of line complete offers Tyler munity died and do recently, She George Tatten, St. chairman a of the Ameri- pastor of you Quality. was Township. and his friends Cases, know when and refrigerated Display neigh- Alexandria, both Refrigerators, Mary’s church. of Association Commercial of Medical sec- Record can Only 10 days before, another of bors his feel absence the food MILLED most Falls diocese, died Librarians’ of IN the Sioux ST. committee that BY ob- for all CLOUD Tyler There’s re— Walk-In Coolers. tional types \ 21 Alberta Township’s Polish pioneers keenly? the At the end at cently. Father Tatten died of in- tained the prayers from National Founda- locker plants, institutions, hotels, markets, had and buried been from Sts. Peter restaurants, stores of Mass, when his quavering but received in accident juries tion for Infantile Paralysis grant a car a P I d ’ and bakeries, bars florists, n a a u voice 5 above all strong the taverns. November. in for scholarships rose train record to_ church. Frank congregation he prayed, always librarians. In served as 1940she as Cielinski died Construction ANSWERS 'Welded Steel second ahead of the ,“Holy TO QUIZ rest, president the second vice Ameri- a of 116 7th Ave. No. Phone 570 Jan. 3 the at God Mary, Mother .” 1——a, 4——-b, 5—a, of 2—c, 3—0, College Adminis- Hospital the of originated by Tyler, can Welded Steel Construction, means . , of Like as 84. age And did then, listen 7—10, 9—b, 10—-—-c. 6—‘a, 8'~a, trators, she you and had ever served sev- on framework, giving wood ordinary Mr. of Novak, elimination the he greater ca- committees body. eral for that had left Poland results in This, in more and 100% insulation. pacity a tum, Publications Listed for America in by profits which and economical efficient preserves ’Author case—one of several volumes of 1878, when he through minimum medical record-keeping, losses the keeping spoilage proper papers very on to _ 16, and set- was hospital administration, other 100,000 and FARMERS humidity. and tled first in Sil- temperatures phases hospital procedure, Sis— of Lake, then vcr Patricia ter member of the maker Profit was and Sales a ' Alberta, editorial Hospital Man- board of Benton County. world increasing the throughout of Thousands merchants publica- are professional the agement, a Want Mr. Novak is know listed that Rendering Plants to you Tyler Cases tion. Welded-Steel Cases. profits Tyler and with sales survived by his Coul Display Foods Frozen Tyler She lecturer in, served guest enable sell and as wife bring and nine your to store you to your customers new below co-operatively operated and owned by hospital administration the at are now children, profits. and sales rapidly—increasing among merchandise ‘ ' -- turnover, ‘ more Catholic Washington, university, Frank Cielinski them a nun, pLIEASI SUM vouPsm armers' and the University Minne- at of F for Farm Patrons. Antonllla, of Superior, Sister M. Lockers Home Harder-Free: Tyler library sota school school of, and Joseph, children Wis. Other are hospital and administration. She Display Refrigerators Commercial addition Tyler In the was Foley; Stephen, Thomas, William, to the faculty of number of in- on a of Harder-Freez Home Calif.; Mrs. Edward line Seaside, Sta- offers complete Cases,Tyler also a stitutes librar- medical for record YOU chowski; Mrs. Julius Bujarski; models—~40: locker and personal Lockers, upright in chest, ians hospital administrators. and Minneapolis; Grachczyk, Mrs. John and commercial Dr. Malcolm T, MacEachern, use. consume: as-- There Anthony Bower. and Mrs. director, sociate American College and grandchildren 30 great- 58 Will are receive $6.00 head large for animals, useful gifts Now! Investigate of Surgeons, wired: “Her count— per grandchildren. friends less everywhere will mourn by complete Mr, is survived 15 about Cielinski information the for full today ' Write phone or will her death, which for be small great animals and in addition will a and 25 participate in grandchildren, children, 75 Refrigerators Dolrv Wall of Tyler obligation, Tyler line. There’s you course. loss the hospitallfield. no to know I of His wife died great-grandchildren: in similar capacity who has no one his Pallbearers in 1924. the were proceeds derived from rendering dead stock. done for hospital good more your care Joseph and grandchildren: Severin than Sister FLEMNG Patricia.” Novak, Severin Dominic Gapinski, Prompt For Sanitary Removal of Cielinski, and Grachek, Gregory Duluth Student ,Chosen Cielinski. Thomas Solemn Re- Officiating the at DEAD STOCK Co. Refrigeration To Represent Cielinski‘wa-s State quiem Mass for Mr. at J. Wotzka, the Rev. V. his pastor, I Aloysius B. assisted by the ‘Rev. Parley ‘ April K. Building Musnc e C. s - o In the Rev. Brennyville and Kroll of Our Call Collect Nearest Bielejeski Cloud. to Station Jerome of St. , 921 St. Germain Street Billie Pat Nolan of Stan- brook Hall, Duluth, has been St. Cloud, Minnesota Alexandia 800 Melrose 183 chosen Minne- to represent TSOHUMPERLIN‘ ll. . ........................... .. ................................ .. 'in mixed chorus the sota at a Braincrd 425 Pierz 26 National Catholic Music Edu- ' .............................. .. ................................... FUNERAL HOME cators’ association convention ..: Foley 234 Richmond I 77 be held in Detroit, Mich., to I 0 0 ...................... ........... .. ........................... April 16-18. ‘Freeport ,, 23 165 St. Cloud 108 Her selection Cloud. Minn. "(l-W 8'. or Phone was an- .................. .. .............................. .. nounced Sister Gemma, to Glenwood 400 Sauk Centre 567 ....' Benefict, College St, of St. ............................ .. .................... .. Joseph, executive the r F511. Little S'tarbuck 773 184 Minnesota unit, by Rev. the .......................... __ .............................. .. Emmet Kelly, Loras college, Long Prairie 195 Wadena 244 Dubuque, who is chairman of ..— ........................ .. ........................ ...... .. the national mixed chorus. Miss Nolan will sing first so- . Long the chorus, in which I Pralrle I Rendering I Co. prano . will be entirely made of ‘ up THE BEER high ~ school boys and and girls will be of the main fea- one son THE Minn. Long the tures of convention. Prairie, WHO MAN Msgr. J. A. Corrigan " KNOWS . Returns Parish to St. Cloud Rendering I Works St. Paul.——-Monsignor Joseph A. Corrigan, of St. Mark’s pastor DISTRIBUTED BY Cad.- Walk-h Tyler church here, who suffered a severe Kemp’s Go. Bream Ice St. Cloud, Minn. heart attack earlier this month, able his to parish retu to was n. duties last week f St. Joseph’s 567 Phone om hospital. caotm. Is. slum. R