REGISTER February PAGE FOUR THE ST. CLOUD Friday, 6, 1948 . {r Years , . 14 First Reunion Bishop in. i ~ Raps Gorman TEACHERS’ COLLEGE PREXY GIVES Roofing Metal , s; a DIAMOND RINGS ,Cm'm“ ° Mfg- ‘30- Traffic 0 o Marriages s FUR run BRIDE to as In INSIGHT 0N EDUCATION FOR PTA . , ROOFING or ALL Klan ' o WEIMAH & BUTT \ We make 5"! firm—Bishop Thomas K. afiuflfltyflfififisgbmfl Reno, I .. > commented his Gorman Successors J. N. Bur-chums I on “WE Go EVERYWHERE” as to Harry presided - Burns the matters of national at interna- and 702% Germain Nevada’s, “big busi- St. Phon- city’s, and St. 1526 Cloud ’ St- business meeting the Cathedral tional of importance. I civil ness,” the performing of high school PTA Jan. 28. Par- mar- Several on musical numbers ~ were ,, with teachers visited and ents met the granting of di- riages and ASK FOR by presented students before Dr. the classrooms before the meeting. . HOME MUDERNIZING his column, “A Shepherd in Headley’s vorces, address. Bob Rader and Q» Dr. John Headley, president . HOME FINANCING of Tale,” the Nevada edi Tells His in Bob Meyer “Tonight :" We sang the State Teachers’ college St. at J. F. ANDERSON the tion of Register. Love” and “So Far,” Cloud, who addressed the accompan— ; group on LUMBER C0. Nevada this “In of “Problems matter Confronting Modern ied by Mary h; mar- Noehring. Ann Lois that should the thing sad— riages, Education," emphasized the need Lardy L” “Jeannie With the sang BUILDING MATERIAL , their den all is increase great in facilities not for to Light 5 meet Brown Hair” num- us Robert an to DELICIOUS . , explained is easily by PAIN'I' AND her—that COAL the flux student population both E-E of Weidner’s accompaniment. . ICE CREAM although law- circumstances, elementary the higher the and at Telephone our 180 8!. Cloud. Minn. A triple quartet Rossani’s san 1.‘ doubtless in makers levels. education ‘ wrong are “Ecce Quam Bonum,” enderson’s M V optimizing-:2“; kiddie J“ half million teachers “A “cw-e “Just Your Memory,” Dru aw and Gartlan’s more a «- Kresgo's e as y 1 needed by 1952," Over will be he s “The can/u", you, om”, Lilac Tree.” Girls -. in the pre- the, a. GLASSES institution of sacred FITTED which ‘3" ' high dicted, and school seniors Patricia Bachman, group Bruning were Drug Store is abused, mainly for marriage be encouraged the should enter to Shirley Eisenreich, Lois Lardy, Bishop Gorman self,” motives of this in de- profession order meet Jeanette to Raymond, Eileen Cullen, Our Is wrote. Business mand. Leona Roda, Joan ,Lantz, Mary °°'“°‘“' 111 i “mm” “‘ told of the The Bishop custom Ann Noehring, Joyce Dr. Bartel, Headley deplored the lack Ro- . Bldg' Ground Floor St Mary“ the Reno of to Steinworth, Irene interest of ability Lang, in civic and af- and run a newspapers mona who REPAIRS MADE score” each January PROMPTLY “box Louise Schwalen. fairs that prevails on among our ceremonies witnessed the most adults. people He and Roger Boas announced the musi— young recom— Dr. R. G. Oolherg “when the the Ship during past by that mended school endeavor the year, to cal numbers, the and program X Judge that information inculcate civic of appears chairman, Thomas Donlin, intro- a sense respon- OPTOMETRIST perform 6,000 Inc. found time Motor Transportation, to sibility. The truly educated mar- duced Dr. Headley. man than Y Judge riages and do than living, he more Bros. Raymond can more earn a Mrs. Z Reverend and the 5,000 reminded his listeners. Such a man 3,000.” takes active in cultural part an civic activities and and keeps him- “our society is said that He very Cloud. Minn. Phone 510 St. self informed and ready in , to act blame for much countenancing to deterioration of such so grave a THE JOHN PLEMEL Salt Lake City Laymen FAMILY of Holy Rapids. Standing, left right, Lawrence Plemel, to . institution vital marriage. E‘AAAAAA- "fi as an M.D.; (Agnes) C.S.F., Mrs. Ed Farley and Mrs. WW Angels parish, St. had Cloud, its first considered be Knights matrimony of St. How Gregory can Math Rader (Mary), both of St. Cloud; Mrs. Fran- FOURTH WARD with- entered into when family important reunion in 14 Jan. their home, 4 at years on JOE Michaud, A. KOZEL, Milwaukee; and Mrs. Gertrude Bre- Manager ces solem- Salt Lake City.—Dean reasonable William dignity out or 526 16th N. Mr. Mrs. Plemel in the and avenue are deck, St. Cloud. Lawrence back reported for duty MARKET H. Leary the University of of nity?” front (above) with Anthony, Sauk Pearl Harbor 12.——(Bob their of Jan. Molitor photo) at row son, on Dr. John Utah law school, J. Gal- STAR BRAND POWER BUILT Californians University ligan of the of Utah Gnlfkowskl .loo Pope Bestows Blessing Asked ' Society medical school, John F. and Fitz- The the for Propagation in} MEATS On Kenrick WORK Apostolate SHOES patrick, publisher the Salt of Lake GROCERIES for Rain Tribune To Pray and Telegram, have been 0f the Faith, (Legal Title) .. Inc., ‘ ' HOME-MADE Louis—Participants St. in the appointed Knights St. of Gregory Archbishop the Great XII. Kenrick Pope Pius SAUSAGE Francisco. Seminary Remailing by San Serv- Poll Parrot Shoes Children for —- I Granite Bldg. 403 Exchange directed all Mitty has John J. ice plan for circulating Catholic 403 Cloud 9th Ave. N. St. Archdiocese of priests the of The firms listed here deserve to magazines ST. MINN. and have CLOUD, PHONE newspapers I special Francisco add San to 2052.53 be 616 St. Germain remembered when Street dis- St. Cloud, Minn. you are received the Apostolic Benediction all Masses rain for at tributing Missions prayers Home and the dif- Established Years! Foreign patronage 39 to your Pope Pius XII. of * ferent notice. lines further of business. until W FRANK, REV. HENRY Diocesan Director SCHNEIDER Perpetual 40.00 Member (living dcceased)............$ or co. FLOORING Ordinary 1.00 Member (1 year) ... ............................. Special Membership (knoWn Family the Mem- as ASPHALT—RUBBER CORK TILE & . i‘_ ' bership—hesides the enrolled, nine ' one 428 16th Ave. Phone 1834—W St. Cloud, Minn. No. others, deceased, be enrolled living‘br ‘may for year) 6.00 ‘ one ...... .. A Perpetual of Burse for the education young a for the priesthood ..$I,500.00 .man 1: .............................. ‘ For the of catcchist for 75.00 support year....;... a 00.. one SIVINSKI THE A scholarship student through supporting ‘ one his 600.00 seminary course ................................... ... A. J. EIVINSKI \ LETTER Food LOESCH'S and clothing FATHER still are scarce; Funeral Service likewise, building materials, like Patna St. Xavier’s, steel and Prices like cement. Dec, 5, 1947 everywhere else the high- at are MONARCH, DUO-OVEN Frank, Father Dear PHONE peak known in this DAY 903 CHAPEL SERVICE est ever coun- look beginning Things to .. are COAL WOOD ELECTRIC This RANGE have a,wonderful try. year we - months of - India. brighter after NITE GER. in PHONE 1804 912—914 51‘. ‘ rice that and trust crop we We trouble country. Bake either coal, with wood Electricity, 46” over-all up or have the crisis the food passed in mission, getting the Complete In Line of Furniture St. Cloud, Minn. are -we length. electric burners. situation. 4 4 coal-wood lids. Immediate expected. be along well as can as I have been heavily for engaged ,muviimti\i\i‘ delivery. .— the the erection in of past year $295.00 the Patna . Women’s college. The WEDDINGS building should be completed after UE THRIFTY PAYMENT OUR PLAN six months. After hope that ' to PAINTS—WALL PAPER We the the medical erection of get DIOCESE‘ missionary hospital IN under way. Kindly give best wishes my very ‘old friends all St. Cloud. to Paint at and'wall keep home looking smart paper can your as I Assuring humble all of my you well the selec- walls woodwork. See large and as preserve our I prayers, Gully-Schmitz am COMBINATION MONARCH tion of paints wall beautiful modern and in colors and papers Yours devotedly, in St. Jan. Nicholas—Married 27 St. BOTTLE GAS AND RANG designs. .COAL WOOD F. N. LOESCH, SJ. NuptiahMass Nicholas' church before - a Stelchen, A. Rev. Henry by the offered combines the comforts of wood.or The ideal a" Washington daughter of Mr. range Schmitz, Bernice were Prelate of KOERBER SHOP Arnulph and PAINT Schmitz, Leo and Mrs. winter of coal fire with the convenience in range. gas a Gully. Jacob Mrs. Mr. and Gully, of son Gully. burners. Bakes with 4 only. couple Marie the Attending were gas gas Ordain Franciscans To Kuel, Viola Mrs. Lucille Vossen, Mrs. Ervin Schmitz. and $199.50 StJCloud, Buhl-Lesmeister 20 Minn. Sixth Ave. So. Washington—The first ordina- ofiered Morris—Before Nuptial Mass s PAYMENT PLAN THRIFTY USE OUR the Assumption church by in Jan. 8 Patrick by Archbishop A. tions Les- Delores Very Rev. John A. Fearon, ' include those O’Boyle will of two Mr. and Mrs. Zeno daughter of meister, N H T Men-IS{IJI°TP%(NHEIIJEIR For , Robert the bride of Lesmeister, became Benignus Franciscans, F t r r a e Buhl Mr. Mrs. Joseph Buhl, of and CLOTHES! son Graceville. Doro- Cloonan Wil— The attendants and Frater Nicholas of were Arnold SHOES! Lesmeister. CROSBY SQUARE thy Loretta and T.O.R. members of the ~ both ger, Dailey. Ascheman. Dan and ADMIRAL Sacred Heart Province Most of the DELUXE FULLY Kelash-Jurek together Jesus seminarians of and j Jurek, Brennyville Miss Dolores Mr. RANGE ELECTRIC ——- THE Pa. Loretto, Francis’ college, St. at \ Jurek, daughter of and Mrs. John the Stephen Kelash, ’ . became bride of native of Benignus is Frater a clock. Automatic time Nuptial Mass offered by the before a John Middleton, Y., the of N. ‘ son ‘ “NEW ES" Elizabeth’s Aloysius B. Kroll St. Rev. in CLOTH ' He will Gertrude Cloonan. H. and $289.50 bridal church Jan. Attending the 20. Bridget couple Margaret Jurek, Ma3s there first Solemn offer his were O’Konek, Frank Kelash, and Tony Feb. 15. on THRIFTY PAYMENT USE .OUR PLAN STORE Kelash. Paul \Zins-Wicklund Nicholas, of the Frater son will Clarissa.'—Married Wilger, sing Jan. before the and Elizabeth 23 A. ,- Rev. Frederick in Kampsen St. Joseph's his native in his Solemn Mass first ‘ Audrey Wicklund, daughter rectory were in June. Bend, Wis., city of West Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wicklund, of St. Opposite the Post Office St. Cloud in and Cloud, D. Edwin Zins, of Mr. son Cloud. Mrs. A. J. Zins, St. The and at- Elects Third Order tendants Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wodarz. RANGE GLAD COPPER were Schmidt-Spier Psdua.—Miss Rose Marie Spier, Provincial Electric Wood Coal Minister —— —- , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spier. Dan the Marsh became bride Schmidt, width. of Frank coal-wood 4 lids. 46" overall electric burners. 4 son Mr. of and Mrs. August Schmidt, before Pa.——TheiVery Nuptial Rev. offered Loretto, Mass by the Rev. Vin- a $295.00 Fettgather in cent St. Anthony’s church has J. Sullivan, T.O.R., John P. Jan. 29. Helen Spier, Mary Schmidt, Minister Provincial named been Robert Schmidt, Clement Schmidt and PAYMENT PLAN THRIFTY USE OUR the Sacred Heart province, of the attendants. were \ I Third Order Regular. Father Sul- ' Winona Chancellor New formerly president of livan, St. WALGREEN AGENCY DAN MARSH college, replaces Francis’ here, the Resettleme ' Direct nt or DRUGS Rev. John M. Doyle. Very P. DRUGS ' T.O.R., who has Minister acted Winona—The as Very Rev. Bern- ~ Provincial since election the of the ' WASHERS SPEED QUEEN ard Mangan, P. diocesan Chancel- LES LOCH CLINIC BLDG. John H. Boccella. Most Rev. lor, has been named Diocesan Re- Monarch’s exclusive In addition Duplex Draft this Control, all washers. The Queen of T.O.R., General Superior of the to : settlement as director Manner and chairman Sixth & Main in Franciscan Third Order Regular. Monarch Coal-Wood beautiful Range gives Vitrifused Glass- of the Resettlement Committe for you sizes. three Available in Disabled also flue: for lasting protection Word received that the lined Persons against and in Winona corrosion the was rust -— 3‘ $ 99.95 dioceSe. See The Holy had honored the Very committee is to Blue-Block “Mina” Malleable To for quick heating and carry easy Drugs Save the Dr. John Doyle work Rev. P. M. by out and directives of the con- ‘ on Large Oven baking cleaning 1 requirements and to meet $109.95 a —- Bishops’ him the -- Resettlement ferring degree Mas- Committee of on Construction Welded, One-Piece wh'ch efficient heat Needs Sick Room and assures you This recently Theology. is Washington of Sacred created in ter a ' $1 19.95 and distribution strength for life. Yes, the safest, and headed by Archbishop higher degree than Doctor of Sa— Joseph greater onger CALL CALL 28 1151 E. Ritter. 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