St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
April 30, 1948 · Page 2 of 4
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1948 REGISTER Friday, April- THE ST. CLOUD 30, PAGE THREE . g Clergy“ Morris Team _ Historical l Changes Stearns Undefeated WASHERS . MAYTAG Where Is That Baby by Announced To'Have Va ried Program i That Youme America’s leading washer Paul Chancery St. As Recent as a ' Cold twenty-five Spring—01d favorite organization, in its 10th years. now year. Month by male chorus—movie is Tum! well known throughout songs Central or following Pauly—The clergy St. shorts old-time of threshing—talks Minnesota, and the at holiday sea- in Archdiocese appointments the Indian tools and heard on WCCO in weapons as son was over a were the announced by St. Paul of found in Stearns fields, county of Christmas “I carols. f think program Time is you recently: office Chancery plus display relics—in- of such Their the a forthcoming songs on trav’ling slow, John formal community singing—~these McGuire, “History The Rev. P. Night" will be the folk- be the features of the Genevieve, to May the Church St. from of in the are county’s German a’growing, Watch songs child sung a meeting of the Stearns» County settlements the Church St. Lake Benton, of pioneer' since to ever Soon indeed you’ll Historical society, announced this times. City; Some Gertrude, Forest these of old want to’ German week by Glanville Smith, melodies presi- will be included in the know Charles Jirik, The Rev. C. from dent. community sing, well St. Bechyn, the Church Mary, of as as pa- Where the Date for the is set event triotic airs next the of Civil years are Immaculate Church the the of war era, to Sunday, May 2, 8 The Stephen at Foster favorites, and pm. Lonsdale; Conception, going!” meeting will be held in the other familiar the early to com- songs William Howley, Leo The Rev. munity of St. Boniface’s settlers. room ' St. Gertrude, from the Church of school. grade County Commissioner Joseph '* City, the Church of St. Forest ** to Host society to the will be the Kuebelbeck, famed for his films, Dominic, Northfield; Cold Spring Men’s chorus. This will show reel depicting old- a an R. Filben, The Rev. Ambrose time threshing‘ rig BABYHOOD in The action. AND CHILD- Dominic, John’s the Church St. of Monks from 3 St. machine, exhibit in now a museum HOOD filled with St. Northfield, Church- of the are to many Chicago, “shot” Spring on was a. Genevieve, Lake Benton; stages, be to repeated. none Hill farm in harvest time, Only $114.95 the pic— Elected by Academy Michael Skoblik, The Rev. G. Keep the irreplaceable illustrating ture the full record in process the Church the Immacu- from of lively detail, including the tallying of them make pictures of . Conception, Lonsdale, the . late to of the sacks Libero! desired. threshed if of grain. 0.11m them! Carl Fritz is proud that Church Bechyn; 'Collegeville. St. Mary, of Three monks selection A of Indian -— relics col- thousands of baby pictures from St. John’s officers of now The Rev. Thomas J. Pingatore, are lected in amazing quantity Limited availsbla in number the the newly-formed American treasured by Bene- local families Church Will- from the of St. Mary, county’s fields will be were dis- own on dictine academy, national the Church the Holy of play. Fritz-made. to a or- They pilot-- mar, were ganization dedicated the to St. Paul; Redeemer, pro- of tho equipped carefully, We but Two graphed maintain Cold Spring one members understand- of motion Benedictine of scholarship The Rev. Thomas Kavanaugh, complet- J. the Historical Minnesota and shops society, in Father Vic- sorry ingly, successfully, inexpensive- in this country. G W'INNING E I H T CONSECUTIVE 231 of points against their opponents’ 185 points. Church from the of the Resurrec- ~ Ronellenfitsch, Horton sold in for all tor stock of O.S.B., ports Al- and ly FatherAMartin just Schirber, O.S.B., be. Left right, front to Dick Rentz, as the Danny yours can victories Minneapolis, in past basketball tion, the Church phonse to row, are Fuchs, . will . . twenty-five discuss out the season, years. college dean, is vice president of Anderson, Jim Cress, Joe Schroeder, and Jack Cress; St. Mary, Willmar; of backgrounds of this fascinating parochial school St. Mary’s of Morris boasts team the academy member and the of back Dick Cress, Larry Reimers, Coach Vern a row, type of treasure hunt. Their talks The Rev. record. Terence J. Murphy, undefeated The compiled team total an a executive board. Father MAYTAG Mathew Ploof, Joe Murphy, and Bob Portraits Watzka. ‘,made THE in will include also anecdotes of the from the Church the Sacred our of Kiess, O.S.B., chairman is of a countryside local ‘ and parish. Mr. Heart, Belle Plaine, Church the to Rites Rhyme studio special section home. and the Final natural Held Reason at your or on Fuchs’ farm, the outskirts of the Resurrection, Minneapolis; of on sciences, Father Dunstan and SHOP the , has town, been owned and never Tucker, O.S.B., has been by ap- other family, , the original any The Rev. Donald F. Westhoff, pointed the editorial to board of For Pioneer Woman deed the to having been property from Church Holy the of the Re- Gum By MARJORIE Benedictine RODNEY Studies, which is be to made his out to grandfather by 5th Tole. 12 Ave. 80.. St. Cloud. 49 deemer, St. Paul, the Church of to the academy’s official publication. Abraham Lincoln. ' the Sacred Heart, Plaine. Belle Spring fever. is all the lovely It which Of Sherburne held her spell- The idea American of Bene- over moon Co. The an will concljde with program place! bound night. each dictine academy has been dis— informal singfest. Refresh- an Addresses Fr. Santo The fragrant wind smells * =l< * Warm cussed for several but not ments will be years, served. ‘ Yelping PHOTO of it, the excited of and OR GRAIN-TED. WE COULD TELL until last January constitu- Though the you members H. was a of the His- James Murphy (Continued From Page One) is Falls the small door filled about the next old, old tion Fergus formally adopted. Court used St. puppy to At torical man society we will be special George, and Lewis, all of Becker. with it. each meet day hikes Meinrad’s along abbey Indiana, in the on this St. our “History 509% Germain 1.1.146 guests at Night” INSURANCE There grandchildren 33 and 11 the The fresh clean river’s are edge during executive board in Feb- met it will event, be without our green ad- open great-grandchildren. Fergus Falls. The clothes guest carried in Cloud and of St. the homely Real Estate the and academy began mission years, 'charge all who ruary, to in- — sermons op- are speaker meeting the April 8 of at from the The venerable line li- he pioneer al- used give in his eration. to broken Membership in the terested in lore the was of Stearns us or- St. the Cabrini of the Cath- terally sing court of ardent worker Norwegian for the ganization tongue. A is open Lutheran clerical, ways an to county. 208 St. Mary'- Bldl. PM!“ 198 re- olic Daughters America of Church ll and spring, the passed this and spirit and Catholic, ligious, sharing lay was and together and on a men women, \\I|, Father ' Vincent a Santo of Elizabeth. her to and daughters. hildren’s voices In his " conception of life the fulfillment and religion sons of certain \I, our upon -. Father Ziolkowski pointed Father Santo spoke Our world conditions Lady the beyond, of 7' and sermon prescribed and enjoy- by the th con- th. of divine out providence i stitution. of Fatima. ing equally well the old ' Hospital Norwegian power in caring for those Taggery who fulfill hymns he would afterwards sing Special the of local guest court Cloud Saint their duties of married life and he ANSWERS strummed old harp. .TO dusty QUIZ Mrs. Agnes Griffin of Perham, as an was how God provides the is 1-a, He necessary 2-a, 3-c, 4-b, good 5-c, strange, he 6-c, 7-a, grass state of the C. D.’of A. secretary was a man. . . material things for those who do i the 8-b, is 9-c, here lO-c. not Delegates r n the e e n g, state to now. conven- will. His irds singing, ' “I “ modern, well-equipped hospi- tion April A are Moorhead 29-May at 1 an * 4: the is Mr. Kolbinger beam- died in November, Mrs. Albert V. Hartl, sun grand IT WOULD well-organized BE tal with staff are EASIER to tell Granite City . a ing, neighbors the all 1925, also and is buried out in the with Mrs. Ralph 'Sinner, regent, are how beautiful the Eastern you physicians of and specialist. Clear neighboring. Lake 713 St. Get. cemetery. Electric St. Cloud Co. alternate. trustee, countryside is the as Pennsyl- now, Even the baby, cooing in his Conducted Membersvoted. A have Mass by of fifth Sisters of the to grade the girls vania hills filled with group spring and a COMPLETE bed, ELECTRICAL know it is spring. must SERVICE offered for the from the Cathedral of the school, grade blossoming success orchards, the residen- Italian ‘Cloud, elections. St. Lighting Lunch served the Fixtures Requiem at Floor and Wall tial ' sections sang Order was >l€ ’l‘ of New of St. * York Benedict and -— ALL Plug Installations. with Mrs. Carl Mass. They Nelson, Mrs. T. WITH Rosemary Gans, THAT piled were Newark ready May with up to greet Butkowski, Barbara Mrs. Bohmer, Lillian and Carpenter J. against Hastrei— how and what ST. CLOUD. MlNN. huge glorifying specialize us, in can we trees the lawns we serving Kathryn Hofmann, the committee. ter, Doris write? Ko- We could tell about on with their orchid you and white and sel, Shirley Messer, Marlene Rei— what thing beauty is, ' potent clothes tho, pink for magnolia blossoms, a the as mag- whom. Janice ter, Winter, Maureen Fritz, by proved this little incident RINGS nificent cherry in Washing- we trees Barbara Lorge, Mary Gertrude remember clearly: well-dressed very shedding ton the last of their man. . THE BRIDE TO FOR BE Siegler, Joan and Colliton. Assists We visited petals, the Catholic outlying orphans’ farm waxen a ing Sister Raphael Ann, Sis- were & BUTT WEIHAH home lands in cresting Northern Minnesota of beauty a scene one Fabiola, ter and Sister Robertine day centered and touched with 'lazy by the sight and streams were the of Cathedral convent. of fragrant tiny twin girls, flowering two obviously trees. Nostal- J. Sucosspors N. Borthotm to Chinese. gia. One and heal— normal ‘ Germain 702% St. St. was Paper . . Collegeville thy and about played ignoring the * ill 4‘ GOODS THREE things of and things. nature of SPRING is nostalgic. beauty which surrounded the home. It makes remember other one Given Recognition The other, mentally retarded, springs they restlessly gather C0. SCHNEIDER FLOORING as just lay in her crib in , and a corner the in big present up season arm- waited. Each day, all day long, fuls. REASONS she waited—until finally early in ASPHALT—RUBBER CORK TILE & Colleg‘eville.—All-Amercian hon- » It makes tirelessly work for one the evening the drifted moon bestowed the Record, long ors were stretches, in the fields in on 428 and lGllt Ave. Non Phone 1834-W St. Cloud, Minn. through the window just her past student of St. John’s the newspaper home and in the school and crib. seemed that It her whole life CoSco university, by the Associated Col— in the then offices. and sudden- Why Purchase Pays given the ghostly, to . . was over legiate Press’ critical rating ly it makes lazy and sleepy get ser- one Vice. and ambitionless. Regional Contest Placing the top six out Like instance among for who us, . . . of 51 college PLACE: of its class, write when there papers is ball can nos LOCK a IN the Record scored points 960 of out Brace, Automatic- in the position other at endof the field, listed Winners game snaps possible 1,065. This 35 points a and the breeze blows in subtle lit- was ally—Quick and release. to higher than its last easy FUN ERAL‘ tle Whiffs flower-to-be of and bud- score year, A MILES when the Record also All- ding le'aves and the baby won coos SERVICE Freeport.-——An eighth-grade . . . SlURDY boy AND STEADY: American honors. Special credit in his bed? All braced steel will construction from Farming and eighth-grade given an the for excellence was Are but for paper 0 O steps to us, girl from Sauk Centre win— in take makeup, were writing, of hard and TABERNACLES news years usage. anywhere in in regional catechetical go we ners a sports re- con- “ Day coverage. Phone: 908 We heard returned soldier conducted in test Sacred Heart , ex- a worthy The IT FOlDS All-American COMPACTLY; rating to Night sponse any Phone: repre- 1 804 school here tolling the beauty April of famous 18. Folds on compactly a together with legs the highest sents possible honor, 'call, family’s hour, The winners Eastern Cathedral the richness Lawrence 912 St. Germain any were St. since the rank of “Pacemaker” . . . fitting snugly into was Weiber St. Catherine’s top. of of the tapestries, gold and parish, the or night day. St. Cloud, Minn. conferred not pub- on any paper Farming; silver Mary bronze embellishments, and Louis and Saggau s lished during the first semester, of St. the Paul’s exquisite parish, Sauk Centre. linens and gorgeous the period W covered in the 5L" survey. W These will elaborate architec— two be’ statues, the in the entrants PAINTS—WALL Second semester ratings will not finals of the diocesan in ture. contest be made public until midsummer. PAPER Wadena Sunday. on And in breath he spoke the next This is ‘the third consecutive Second-place honors went to bitterly the of coldness and the As a in which the Record has rated Robert Siemann, year Immaculate Con- indifference of of the “wor- some All-American honors. Serving ception parish, New Munich; and As shipers” in Easter bonnets, in Paint and wall new a keep home looking paper can smart your as Arlene Meyer, St. Patrick’s with the Table par- contrast deep piety and my well Study the walls and as preserve woodwork. See large selec- ish, Melrose. our devotion parishioners of in our . tion of paints and Other wall parishes in beautiful represented colors and modern Table papers small churches. were See St. Boniface’s, designs. Melrose; Our Lady a i: r of Seven Dolors, Albany; St. There people who are so many Rose’s, POWELL St. Rosa; St. Francis de look only pleasing. world the to KOERBER PAINT SHOP Sales, Belgrade; and Sacred Heart, in to gaining fame and prestige . . . Freeport. in the of think only to 4 eyes man, of how they impressing their are In the HARDWARE Ralph Ascholl Ave. Fr. friends associates. and 20 Sixth In the 50. St. Cloud, Minn. Laundry And they lose of their sight COMPANY here earth Nursery of lov- purpose on . . . Accident Hurt in ing God and Him faith- serving F Men4§h§d§dfihgliilhsn fully. Nodal 7-1 CLOUD ST. 01' ' happiness Full CLOTHES! to comes mgn Father Ralph Aschoff EAT-salt of St. open-m" legs locl: ls‘ from their consciences, and 4 not for Cloud CROSBY suffered SQUARE serious injuries SHOES! ONLY constructed single for unit from W the lips as of the In public, for ¥ last Saturday while assisting with greater strength, folding. easier Chinaware that happiness of good landscaping a can- around St. Peter’s $14.95 science from God. . comes church in Pantown. Cutlery TH E iii: Men look and to A appearances he _ tractor driving turned was utility tab/e Silverware God looks the heart; folding to {7.527 and. pinned men con- him the ground. to over sider the deed, but God weighs ES" NEW He suffered CLOTH fractures of the right Electric Fans the motive. The externols shoulder bone, mean right forearm, and Electric Irons but little. several ribs, according Dr. J. to P. a s a STORE O’Keefe, attending physician. Electric Pads Stores in only inches wide, A two mother receives costly and a space Father a Asohoff taken by was Fishing Tackle beautiful gift from is who 1 ambulance son the a to St. Cloud hospi— busy too visit to stop and with her I tal. According Reels to Rods & report at press occasionally and cold and self- too I time, he resting quietly. Opposite the Post was Office Artificial in St. Cloud : Bait With this ish I have enclosed show her affection. to Name Father Aschoff is any administrator coupon , < And she thinks of the little gifts moon-lull-“nI-IIIIIIIo—It'll-mun-IIIoI-Iolallomluulq of the recently established Parish I Sporting Goods the of ($1.00) as‘the down of love he sum I presented her when to of St. Peter. Construction the on : Radios 4...! he DANIEL small boy; bedraggled .first church is was still in a a Cosco Folding progress. ................................................... payment on my new bunch of meadow flowers and Father Aschoff I also holds the posi- a Refrigerators I moist kiss; smudged drawing Utility Table. I tion of spiritual the director in a the to Address agree Pay : FUNERAL Deepfreeze Units he made in school and hours spent Cathedral high school. .................................... ($.50) of fifty until in explaining her. And to he amount l cents now Hot Water Tanks r draws the strings of his heart GLUE , I the ($14.95) of has been paid. HOME Clothes Hampers | l.- sum l I l I l l c I I l I I n l I I l n - l I I l l l O I I I l C I I I U I I tight I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I and closed against her and I , I his must strings for open purse Wash Please Tubs deliver P05511316" . as soon as : City State and substitute. a ~ ... ............................... Washing Machines ' 1: a in ' I ‘1 —c0UPo‘N— g There " examples of Oil Stoves are so many I this materialism the heart; COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT . ... . .................................................... versus Gas Stoves ’ of gold I God; of display ‘ versus ver- CUT THIS OUT AND MAIL, SEND, OR BRING SIVINSKI IT TO AND MODERN : FUNERAL devotion. Electric Stoves sus THE BEER Paul Studer, I SERVICEVFOR S.J., it MORE expresses THAN Coal & Wood Stoves this‘way in his “Taber- poem, 65 YEARS. FOR THE naclez” Tools of all kinds His countless dwelling places MAN WHO Paints ’round the world Vurnishes Have rich appointments: Satin, KNOWS Paint Brushes silk; pearled are TELEPHONES: And dismonded and chased with Oil Burners gleaming gold: Office 238—W Stockers And He finds them prison-like yet DISTRIBUTED BY Furnace Residence—1543 and cold. Kemp’s Ice Bream Go. Plumbing Though they products of His are Seventh Eleven. Avenue North lovers’ St. Cloud arts, Heating 5 7 Phone He longs for dwellings in warmer , hearts. their 6L0 l’l’.