’ ITHE REGISTER ST. CLOUD 1948 PAGE Friday,May28, THREE Grade School Graduates Sacred Recitul Heart Given ls Crystal Rosaries . HOME MODERNIZING ' RINGS DIAMOND . HOME FINANCING J. F. ANDERSON BE saws TO THE eon Falls Fergus At / $2.00 and LUMBER CO. up BUTT I & WEIMAN Other Religious Articles BUILDING MATERIAL Falls—Our of Fergus Lady J. Burtholiln! N. Sucoelsorl to PAINT AND COAL We a' complete line of office and school supplies. carry Victory church hall the Germain St. 702% St. was scene Telephone 180 St. Minn Cloud. FRITZ by‘ of music recital given 33 THE CROSS RETAIL a STORE Sister M. Alicia students of on Sunday. v TSCHUMPERLIN 28 Sixth Ave. No. St. Cloud, includes: Minn. The James H. Murphy p program A. - “The Clock” by Gene- Candy vieve Lake, Richard Halverson; INSURANCE FUNERAL HOME 1 “Lullaby Lane” Julius Krapa, by Real Estate Dianne Devereaux; 1 0 O O ,DANulr “In Orchard Swinging,” folk the . ‘ Donna Webster; 203 St. by Mae Mary'- Bldg. Phone 196 Minn. ISO-W ' St. Cloud. songs, Phone “Dolly Blue,” in by Grant Con- ’ I :FUNERAL l. nell, Norine Welle. Demon” “Dance of the by E. Schellinger Granite Bros. City Holst, Elaine LaValley; ‘ HOME “A Sailor’s Life for Me” by Electric Co. l BUILDERS Mary R. Dickie Jesse, Nelson; COMPLETE ELECTRICAL “The SERVICE Candy Parade” by Gene- Reliable Contractors ‘. ’ vieve Lake Fairies and “The Harp” Lighting Fixtures Floor and Wall | — ZBSEW Phone Alan Plug Installations. by L. Thompson, Spranger; 1, ’ Cloud So. COURTEOUS, 14th Ave. St. 12] INTELLIGENT “Polichinelle” Rachmaninoff, by ST. CLOUD. MINN. Shirley Jean Hanson; AND MODERN FUNERAL “Dream Love” by of Liszt- SERVICE FOR MORE THAN Thompson, Elouise Zenner; “Fawn the Forest” by Mary in YEARS. 65 [Molitor Drug The Co. Adler, Hartl; Marlene . Song” “Dreamy Time by W. O. r REXALL AGENCY Kathleen Hartl; Munn, Toggery' Prescriptions Specialty 5 “Petite Valse Lente,” violin a Kodak Supplies & Toiletries I by Danbe, Rosalind Paint- solo J. TELEPHONES: 5T. CLOUD. MINN. ner; ‘ Office 238-W 2” Rhapsody by “Hungarian No. graduation ABOVE is the Lou Krippner, Virginia PICTURED Betty Schlichting, Billy Liszt-Thompson, Billy Peterson; Residence—1543 Delma Coborn, Carriveau, Jerome Malikowski, Lil- The firms listed “Hello! Robin” here Mr. by F. P. class Sacred Heart parish of the grade deserve to, Pfau, Lawrence loan Tracy, Robert Pfau, Shirley be remembered Barbara when Moen; Rea, dis- you Eleven, are Seventh Avenue North Cloud St. Rapids. They right, school, Sauk left front to lhli, Doreen Pratt, Janet Tadych; back Rich- are, row: tributing Blue” Engel- “Little Boy H. patronage the your dif- to Dolbres Schimnich, Reginek, Annella Doris Ann ard Midas, Paul Hansen, Eugene Schloeder, Thomas row, ferent lines Virginia Jacobson and, Mar- of business. mann, Frances Pozorski, Dolores Bondgien, Mary Zormeier, Hollenhorst, Roger Pappenfus, James Jahn, Harvey specialize Hart]; lene in Audrey Opatz, Marjorie Alvord, Arlene Lou Miller, Starr, and Bernard Schultenover.—(Harry’s Por- we Woodnymphs’ Harp,” by “The Kay Schwankl; second Joan Ross, Peschl, studio) trait row: Velin; Mary Ann F. P Rea, the ’clothes for Levee,” Waldo, “0n the by June Services Funeral Held Webster; Eugene well-dressed Poet’s Corner man. Galet,” Mowrey, “La by Dent Janice Welle; Theodore For Fr. Rams “Tumbleweed,” by Bliss, Paul ~ Halverson; Phyliss LEAVES to Out Lund-Ska- “Prelude,” Signe by Goes All. Keep You One) Bishop Page Busch said Dry (Continued From in his sermon A be fruitful here bo, Bromberg; Helen tree may or that only God do justice William Wey Fathers can of Mass; the or Luxuriantly Whistle,” Gwynn, “Penny by F. green com re or a charity the departed. to We one brown, St. Cloud, John Symons, and Jimmy Karst; as biography of him in the see a And is Linnet,” by B. Bently, “The ceremonis; Fathers everyone aware, of as masters Holy fruits of the Ghost which All of be found. Marlene Hoppert; sorts trees may J. Shadeg, Brooten, and Thomas exemplified his in 30 were some Tall,” by Adler, the “In Forest SPECIAL" Kroll, Alfred Lake Reno, of quiet service in dio— the PURCHASE! throbs aco- If with life as it years tree a on Kathleen Snowbeck; : Bel» Lenarz, Father Bernard lytes; The speaker singled ' his out should cese. Toys,” Victor the by “March of Father book-bearer; and grade, meekness, which he used It bring; forth the to its leaves in over- Nelson; Mary Herbert, Kloeckner, Maine, William the refractory instincts of censer- spring, come L B. Bently, Fairy,” by “Elf and bearer. human In his nature. closing although And seemed it only of re- Virginia-Jacobson; /marks, Bishop Busch . prayed that wood, After absolution the by prayers, Chords,” Ger- LighiWei‘g the “March of hi 300 beautifiil the Father of Rams’ work It thing. ,. is memory now n Gingrich; ald Roberta Frazee, and disposition be continual in- a Zamecnik, Mary “Polly,” by LEADERSHIP ' A be fruitful soul here, spiration all who knew him. to may or REQUIESCANT Foss; y ' Lifted by God’s ' Interment made St. in the up grace or was . Schu- Music,” by “Ballet duet, a touching the ground Francis Father convent cemetery, Diana Quernemoen and Mary bert, And is Sebastian Schirmers, Urbank, of- everyone as aware IN PACE belongs ye; found. All souls of be to ficiated the tort; at ceremonies the at may Flat,” by Chopin, , “Valse in D RAINGOATS MEN’S grave. Anderson: throbs Carol with with If soul life and a . Priests Present in Sanctuary Theme-Piano Con- “Opening love Present Mary in the Grieg, Rose certo,” by It bringing forth leaves sanctuary Schwalen Leo were grows, Co-adjutor Bishop Peter W. Johnson; Bar- of Fergus Falls—Requiem Mass grace -was 6‘,” tholome, Monsignor by May Our Lady Victory “Hungarian Dance No. offered 10 in of C. Thiebaut, above, Till, transplanted Heaven in the Wessling church by Rev. B. H. for , Monsignor A. Plachta, Monsignor Zenner; Liszt, Cora Mae Finds Christ’s fruition near Leo Schwalen, who died 88. May 6. Sur- E. Mahowald, Overture-Trio,” by and Fathers T. Leo “Carmen Holy Face. his the following viving wife and are SPECIAL Keaveny, Little Johnson, children: Otto J. G. Nelson, Falls; Bizet—Sartorio, Kathryn and Mrs. Joseph Bes- —-Mrs. Wencil Rian [ PRICE Falls; Nelson, both of Fergus Mrs. A. M. selaar, Dent; Elouise Theodore Gloria and Zen- Wrobel, Spranger, Fargo, N. Dak.; Mrs. C. J. Matthews, \“ mm maniacal NI MNHONINO “I Royalton; and Leonard Gaida, - Balmoral: R. F. Schwalen, St. Cloud; ner. Gloria Joehren Named u oonuu O“ OUININO WA". NIATI - Opole. B. Schwalen, Keno Wis.: Mrs. B. a, ‘ E. Hoglund, College Park, Md. F. priests’ A QUIZZ choir direc- ANSWERS T0 under the Audrey Stavrum Prefect Sodulity of tion 7-b 8-c of Father 5-c 6-b Harold Kost‘sang 3-a 4-a 1-a 2-c , services St. Wendel.~—Funeral were Requiem the orgno? Mass. Members 10—yes of 9-c by the Rev. conducted May 3 Bernard ethir Karels Audrey Mae the for Stavrum, 19- included Fathers monthly the meeting St. John At of in economy month-old daughter Mr. Mrs. of and Mar- «st. Denery, held St. Cloud; Gertrude’s sodality, Peter Tues- Grue- . . . on vel Stavrum. Surviving her parents, JACKSON FRANK W. are Eden Valley; Thaddeus last week, Ziol- day of officers Patricia; brothers, nes, sister, were and two one dependability in Arthur Elliott. kowski, Sauk Gloria and Rapids; elected..They Joehren, Alois Grue- are . . . ARCHITECT Blasius Rose Glenwood; Wilfred prefect; Ruth Rangel, prefect; Birk, Last- vice nes, Richmond—Requiem Mass offered satisfaction in was and Henry Soenneker, Virginia Little Egerman, and secretary; owner Design Ecclesiastical ru ; May Sts. Peter Paul's 12 in and church . . .. Fa ls. Rosemary Meyer, treasurer. Rose Blasius, who for 51, died May 7. number of Surviving her mother, John Other Mrs. Wednesday evening members clergy Every ,of the in are Bldg. National Bank American owners Blasius, the following brothers and and . . . through the will be “kit- Fathers Paul Schmel- present MlNN. ST. CLOUD. were summer Mrs. Felix Logelin, Haven; sisters: South Motley; tenball night,” Irene Klasen Edward with Ramacher, Mrs. Anthony Logelin, zer, St. Bonifacius; Blasius, George Blasius, Mrs. Little Falls; the sodality Ben Paul V. leader. F. Huebsch, Ogil- sports THE BEST! BUY as Reitmeier, Harold Lang, Rich- GLU and Mr. Sodalists vie; T. Leo will be in charge of Keaveny, Little Falls; Mrs. Jack Grewell. Halsey, mond; 0re.; decorating the outside altars F. C. Falque, for Staples; Henry Soen- Mrs. Welcon Peterson, Long Lake; Mrs. 'I'IMKEN! BUY Alois Kuechle, the Corpus Christi Watkins; Albin Nie- neker, Little procession Mrs. Falls; Anthony Hul- on wind, Paynesville; and Mrs. Ambrose Sunday. Members will Sat- lin, North Nicholas Prairie; meet Don- on Meyer, Cold Spring. afternoon flowers urday gather Perham; Gordon to Knese, nay, Ebnet Mrs. Frank . luauuuuv make and final preparations. O.F.M., Little Falls; Anthony La- today for free See Holdingtord.—Funeral services were survey us conducted May 8 in St. Mary’s church Sobieski; S. J. Schirmers, sow musga, mm by the Rev. Paul Rosenthal for Mrs. installation and estimate. Vining; Frank Ebnet, who died May For 4. She "AHHHh'h‘i’f‘ct was u Fathers B. E. Retzek, Elrosa; Health 62. Surviving her husband and the are: me are SPORlEDERS following children: Alfred, Ambrose, Leo, Vincent Weigand, St. Augusta; 5.93 AT .. . Joseph, John, Elmer, Holding- and all of Felix Reiners, Millerville; Joseph THE roe EAT Roman. Avon; George, Mrs. ford; John Wessendorf, Buckman; Theodore Heating Mrs. Ervin Plumbing Zeis, and Schmidt, all of Albany; Anthony Mrs. Dominico Cali- Peterka, Long IIEIIIP’S of Prairie; J. Alfred WHO MAN grandchildren fornia. Twenty-one also Appliances Kroll, Lake Reno; Claude Schwing- Light—- ' Feather survive. KNOWS ‘ Waite Birk, hammer, Park; W. J. Michael Foley 705 Phone Lastrup; Robert Schulzetenberg, Minneapolis.—Requiem Mass of- was few weighs just Fifth fered May 21 Ave. So. 13 in St. Albert’s church St.lCloud; S. for A. Fadrowski, Ran: Instant Frozen a Michael Foley, 59, who died May He 10. - dal St. Cloud, Minnesota ; former member Christ of the King was a ICE CREAM Fathers Joseph J. St. Ambauen, purist; Cambridge. Surviving DISTRIBUTED at his BY ! are ounces v and the 'following wife children: Joseph, Otto’s home; John Funk, Green— Go. Kemp’s lee Bream . Edward, James, Leo, Daniel. Mary. and wald; F. J. Zilkoski, Little Falls; Elizabeth Mrs. Trotter The firms listed here deserve to N. P. Junker, Foreston; M. J. ‘were be remembered dis- Lastrup.—-—Funeral Tel. 567 when services you are con- 567 Phone Simon, Little Falls; E. J. Sobieck, tributing the dif- ducted May in St. 10 John Nepomuk's Away patronage to (' into Folds your a” lines of church by the ferent business. Rev. Wilfred 8T. CLOUD. MINN. Birk Sauk for Mrs. Centre; Robert Smith, St. —— Elizabeth Tretter, who died May She ‘7. Cloud; William Morrill; Tarman, 88. Surviving six children: was are package! small Paul Eberle, Wil— Mayhew Lake; neat Christ, Lastrup: Mrs. Peter Leeb, Las- COX BAKERY Mrs. John Donek. Harding: trup; Mrs. liam Wey John Symons, St. and Albert Chouinard, p Aitkin; Mrs. John Van 1.40.L.1‘ Cloud; Victor Siegler, Rice; A. J. Hale, St. Cloud; Mrs. Oscar Strom- Gruenes, Glenwood; Bernard Le— quist. Portland, - Ore. Also surviving are ° Front Slide Fastener 42 grandchildren and 72 great-grand- Belgrade; narz, POWELL children. Fathers D. Varley, Joseph John Havana: F Memorial Picnics Day Paynesville; L d Gaida; n look I; e o a r or Sauk Rapids—Funeral ———neater services were Opole; Thomas Shadeg, Brooten; conducted May 12 in Sacred Heart church by the Rev. Benedict Nicholas Virnig for Kraemer, Paul Wheaton; HARDWARE John. Hovanes, 33, who died May 10. Otto, Flensburg; Sylvester Gall, SANDWICH BUN S Surviving his Mr. parents, and Mrs, are Swanville; h Wrobel, T d ’ mil- George Hovanes, Sh, Durable—will Sartell, e of the o o r and e not BUNS COMPANY CONEY follow’ing brothers: Sauk Andrew, Royalton; St. Rap- August Preusser, ids; George, Jr., and Aleck Sartell. of Anthony; Benedict Sauk Virnig, Mrs. George Hadash lOCATIONS: stiffen! dew ST. CLOUD Rapids; James Minette S. and T. or 7th Ave. So. 24 Browerville.—Requiem 2 Mass of- was Ziolkowski, St. Cloud; fered May in Joseph's 8 St. church by for Gamble Block the Rev. S. B. Kuzniak for Mrs. George Fathers Harold Dimmerling, Chinaware Hsdash, who 68, died May 5. Surviving Breckenridge; Francis Julig and husband her children: and four Mrs. are ' Available four sizes in William Schiner, Melrose; John John Soschnik, Roscoe: Steve, Virginia; Cutlery _ Vincent Robert. both and of Browerville. Bussmann, Belle River; George "small Mary Miss Nied Silverware Rauch, Long Prarie; from Henry Frank, extra to Cloud—Requiem St. Mass offered was Duelm; Paul Rosenthal, Holding— Electric Fans May in the Cathedral the 21 of Immacu— fqrd; Adolph Schmidt, Francis; St. late Conception Nied, for Mary who died ! large Electric Irons May 10. She is the daughter of the late Alphonse Kremer, Cloud; St. Aloys Mr. and Mrs. Siegfried Nied. Three sis- Kraemer, Browerville; Fred Kamp- Electric Pads survive: Anna and Mrs. Elizabeth ters Clarissa; Ralph Aschoff, St. Harmond. both of St. Cloud; Mrs. Rose sen, Fishing Tackle smizll Hoyt, Towner, N. Dak: Cloud; N b Hinnenkamp, t o r e r So folded ‘ when it’s Fred Moehring Mora; Harold Kost, St. Cloud; Rods & Reels West Union.<—-Funeral services were Fathers Raymond Lang, Hill- you’ll this raincoat in conducted May 22 in St. Alexius’ church carry Artificial Bait Paul Shurek, Elmdale; John for Fred Mcehring. 80, who died May man; 18. Surviving Moehring pocket Mrs. the it and pull out Kroll, Foley; Francis Bialka, are Sporting Goods your ~— following children: Mrs. Jos6ph Roske, Bowlus; Leo Brandi, St. Cloud; Mrs. Notzer Miller, Mrs. George Doege, ‘ starts! Radios when“ shower a' Peter Kroll, St. Cloud; Frank and Fred, Jr. . John P. Lauermann First, Dumont; L. J. Ohotto, Per- Refrigerators Made of waterproof most .St. Cloud—Funeral services held ham; L. J. Haupt, Little Falls; were May in 21 HolygAngels. church Deepfreeze for John Units S. B. Kuzniak, Browerville; Wil- ..plastic elasti-‘glass. Lauermann, 89, who died May 18. Sur- liam Kloeckner, Maine; Adelbert viving the following children: Hot Water Charles Tanks are and Jerome. St. Cloud; Sister Erica, Wagner, P in Eugene t r c e o 11; Onamia; Walter Clothes and Melvin, Minneapolis. Hampers Scheuer, St. Cloud; Paul Lansing, Ten grandchildren also survive. Cambridge; Wash Tubs The Fathers Joseph firms Besselaar, Dent; listed here deserve to Washing Machines be remembered when dis- Joseph Bloch, Roscoe; you Paul are Kun- tributing the dif- patronage to your kel, Browns Valley; Benedict Oil Stoves ferent lines of business. has the amazing Petermeier, Breckenridge; Austin new Gas Stoves Kinsella, Brandon; William Ren- * DURAPOVIER mm Metal Roofing & Alexandria; Watrin, Bernard Electric Stoves ----—------------I ner, *nuu pond-r. O.S.B., Collegeville; Francis Hohn, Cornice Mfg. Co. Coal & Wood ' Stoves ORDER Collis; H. Geisenkoetter, Comfrey; MAIL couron KINDS ROOFING OF ALL Tools A. J. Schladweiter, of Morgan; all kinds N. We make specialty of Ashe-too Side V P. Gillen, a Clara City; John F. Paints Walls and Roofing l9iewds.fladjl¢ted. ’Lady Elgin'. Denery, jewels; St. Cloud; Elgiu. Doro. Lard adjusted. Dura- Peter 2! Gruenes, “WE ' GO EVERYWHERE" GAMBLES—The Mainspring. Gamble Block, Power 14K natural gold Pouxer 14K natural gold” St. Cloud, Minn. Mainspring. THE MINNESOTA GAMBLE BLOCK. CLOUD, ST. Varnishes Eden Valley; Louis and Traufler, Phone 1526 St. filled Flexible lugs. 871.501 Cloud 871.501 A big value a: case. - ‘ case. Your Friendly “One I Stop, one Floor" Shopping Gunter Please send O.S.B., St. Cloud. ..(quantity) Elasti-Glass me Paint Brushes ................ Federal Wrices tax; Raincoat $3.77, at postage prepaid. $1 9.95 GOT Oil Burners ~ WE 'EM Size: Small Med . Large Ex. Large | Other Good Watches from ..... ' .... .. .. .... .. .. .... up Stokers ....................... Cash C.O.D Gpen Evenin STBOBEL’S g """""""" ...................... .. " gs Furnace Name NEW STORM AND SCREEN SASH “PETERS ~ - « Address Plumbing HEATING 8. SHEET METAL C0. Jewelers City V St. 614 Germain St. Heating, St. Cloud, Minnesota Phone 1876 01-9th 1 Ave. North St. Cloud, 1 Minnesota )