,_, ‘. yr. l,» li-‘fiwififfi .1. v rwrpr,‘ was" in?“ a. 7. , . . {for , . ‘ ’ 7/ FIVE CLOUD PAGE REGISTER THE ST. - 1948' i‘day, 11, Fr June ' Addresses ‘ . “Surgeons Agriculture .2! Parade Sports Pope 0 Kresge’s Today ver F'flih GLASS FITTED es ' Since A Eight, Champion FREEZERS HOME ".th'E Nations Thirty-Two From Christian Farmer The Cannot Olympics Enter But I! and Home For fr.- I SJ. J. ADAMS, By REV. ANTHONY Farm work understanding of the PROMPTLY v REPAIRS MADE showing deep XII, Pius ‘ Pope By KELLY JIM addressed words problems aced by them, f T and the Ilr. II. Golberg' Ii. of surgeons would think that ellow who ranked third You f is best dressed in bing— overalls. bong, Organi- 2;, bong, bong, Bong, gers a hundred clear guidance several and to firm sympathetic but of On Display zational journals .and some- alike that come’on four particular notes of all time his might be considered in sport one a are coun- OPTOMETRIST College the International the meeting of attending delegates and radio nation-wide basis. That' outstanding. ty, state that is White hope for Olympic squad. the U. S. thing of a recently. Then there in Rome refer the “standard” mightvwell Surgeons to of commercial are Oldest Dominican Nun “Shorty” Bedard Illinois Chicago Irving of university’s 2532-W farm journals Phone journals. appearing appeal and to farm Poritiff papers from told The surgeons Marks 100th Birthday such aspirations, however, though he all branch has rural people of whatever to Americans no even world’s age, the Rural are practice in the that countries 32 giving pertinent advice the to be America Tumbling the tumble in today. happens to Every mail top people. papered most r in they have farmer, telling his profession wife how their Dubuque, Iowa—Sister to Fleming’s of Mary specialty of makes order house the Olympic is of sports. not a on program celebrated her household, interesting Ceslaus Barrett her whose manage that catalogues, but hands human sending them their persons . talents the Bedard One of that enables command the to children the in projects, giving the birthday 100th by attending There only the is start. their a all worthy of papers are is Refrigeration body living Co. flip- low—down those who Washington, D.C., of rate respect Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving on wider variety magazines of and a ranks organized into baseball is respect and and ability for a'bit his of mirth flop is control experts to care. in the ‘St. Clara chapel, per- convent would urbanite the than ever Cornelius Francis Dempsey, in spin in ace restricting the legitimate triple that, joke column form- them to reminded Sinsinawa, Wis., the He even a highly a Some of these dream. across Germain are St. Building K. C. 921 fireman Lefty of O’Doul’s San tumblers is portrayal of ignorance other - life the of city mid-air. There not human where Mississippi river in from Dubuque. are specialized technical, to cases even one Francisco Seals. Long, tall Con has With claim such cousins who visit the countryside. Cloud, who St. Minnesota deal and gymnasts have to they Sister Mary stake, Ceslaus said an is be to of the complicated at phase other or been setting Pacific Coast league “closerex- the These latter generally running accomplishment, but matters, important the oldest prdduction. Dominican Sister in the on Some two industry of farm very diamond addicts their with on ears hundred and and invar- body to amination these boasts human the United of States, integrity perhaps in a pages more are and the marketing; ar— devoted chiefly to are his mound artistry in the role of rive ridiculous month the refer human iably reality at found to of to mysterious world. once a mere a the political again others messen- are number relief hurler, tough one a subscription of 25 bit two-and—a-half with of rate cents suffering. a an a assignment for Tri- to newcomer a year.~Upon analysis, however, the kick the end. extra at moral discussed WEDDINGS Father Holy The ple ball. A DIQcEsE 25 is added only ‘in the confounding cents began “Shorty” gravy IN THE that ’uualities personal and es- are A graduate of the University of publisher’s bowl, sinte of nation’s best at the 13 some years ago, ‘besides for sential me- surgeons San Francisco, Dempsey in- the farm “journals” in reality In National callous of the 8. was are age a skill. chanical lifting Dons strumental in the periodical catalogues of multiple to red AAU he caused faces meet difficul-i the commented Metz-Ziemer He Otto in Sacred Heart church May on 26. horsehide on pre-eminence advertising with few articles, regarded the highly galore among a among cQ‘) Louise decision Backowski, Wallen. Donna Betty making in Browns Valley.—-Married faced on ties May in 24 Bay a region colleges during the editorial and him by story two, against athletes competing a or an Pantzke, Patrick Backowski. and Wal- St. Anthony’s church before Nuptial advisability _of a and need opera- the he twirle"d for them. The column relieve the to cham- all take the lace Pantzke the bridal couple. licking them «Kiém'shke attended to years page or Mass offered by the Rev. Paul Kunkel problems _the spoke of tions and ageless allure of professional ball Marfiorie Ziemer, daughter monotony. of Mr. pionship. Donbrowski-Roers were patients advrce Mrs. medical t9 and Walter Ziemer, Edward giving and of took the 24-year-old righthander One thing all these magazines ' Mlllerville.—Msrried May in being endOWed 29 Seven addition In to Fairbanks-Morse Metz. Mr. of Raymond and Mrs. son families... Dolors church Nuptinl before their Mass of- and ' after he left school, and the San and a have in is remarkably elastic frame, with James papers common Metz. Ione Hedirck an and Metz a fered by the Rev. Felix Reiners were‘ Francisco club Salt Lake turnedto farm in attended the couple. almost strictly materialistic de- Leo Pope and Raymond the the'21—year-old champion has Then, cases ap- Luella Roers, Ann daughter of Mr. and PISTON SHALLOW WELL Metz. brothers of the bridegroom, law imposes were City quick him proach central sign moral farming. The to Mrs. John Roers. William to the and Don- technique which his from “in rived much of was up on Mass servers. browski. of *Mr. and Mrs. Paul the recommendation Seal Presi- yourselves of son theme is production and profit, only SYSTEM WATER If instruction example given were the and its veto. DuPrey-Guerts Donbrowski of Minneapolis. Attending Charley Graham. be dent with here perhaps, and there occasional would, it Dell Bedard, who bride by his father, concerned an the Elaine Auguston. Evelyn were \ sufficient Why without Appleton, Wis.—Joan be” Guerts, daugh- hint that the family might be close the Roers, Mary DeLuce. Maxine Drieste. his difficult in tumbler to ear renowned One year’s seasoning in the Pio- not too was of Mr. Mrs. a ter and C. J. Guerts of and Carol Thoennes. Harry Roers. have Ber- water? You worth plty than the farm. misgulded suggestions of in the new bitch Browns Valley. became right. 'army league proved plenty. Mana- can a the An bride more to of neer own nard Roers. Marvin Roers. Herbert Bot- Donhld .DuPrey, of Mr. and Mrs. Far. different than is the approach ’rather Fairbanks-Morse son “Shorty” and late Lefty heed did O’Doul Con reason tabbed water not prevent to William zet, DeLuce. Raymond .and sys- ger war as a I. Fred DuPrey of Appleton. Wis.. before official of the Christian Farmer, Laners attended the a bridegroom. his sentimentality. keeping hand in in Seals’ assembled, the spring from completely at tryouts comer Nuptial Mass in a offered May 8 tem St. a publication of the NatiOnal Catho~ Bieniek-Harmonick > Mary's in the church by specialty. While he served and the is inviolable. the Rev. W. H. Grace. Irisher’s record dur- principle all the young “Ready-To-Plug-In”, for "But ml; Attending the couple DuPi-ey Tess Flensburg.—-Miss lic Rural Life Conference, Carol Harmonick. were Bede-rd the theater, ing the first eight weeks European of the 3 life. Lord of the is God alone need. the and Nathan Guerts. daughter Mike of Mr. and Mrs. Har- water you I monthly farm cele- i to the proclivities and 1948 justified the decision paper soon to parents, came “Neither S‘thneidor-Dingmann name season nor monrck. became spouse, the bride Eugene nor of brate its first anniversary. (who have keep him attention of brass the squad. Nine Bieniek, to Mr. top of and' Mrs. Egnatz concerned Richmond.———Before Nuptial Mass of— son on ' other may well The shallow piston person a any Bieniek, Based the principle that before Nuptlal the Mass offered fered May in Paul's things). times 17 Sts. Peter a discovering such Dempsey in .. and on inserted of the With integrity, man’s was way deal with a shipped May illustrated 24 in Sacred Heart church is by the unit "l church, Dihgmann,, Irene daughter of family is and the of society The tight “command” to check dangerous ral. care result spots his members, per- his was a of. Rev. P. or- J. Otto. Karpinskl integrity Marion and and Mr. Mrs. Henry Dingmann, became complete the land, necessarily al-. that " not motor, braid Allied gold lies Harry and doing Bionlak formance before In pump, particularly attended the couple. the bride Raymond —— of Schneider. of save games. his so ., powers, son gans, or farm, provides the best package tank and in ’pipin Mr. and Mrs. William At- of;Versailles. he picked Schneider. Palace credit for three wins. Kaatz-Walkowski ways a en- in the famed the maniwith “ up associate '- that those the tending couple Francis Ding- for life, vironment family the were the Perham.——Befora tumbler Used but Nuptlal ounds (a. Mass At 135 starter of- creation. a once as a connect to crate——rea work of y one Kathleen Dingmann. Caro] Ruene- .. msnn. fered May Stanislaus’ Christian all 12 St. church Farmer places other in calcimine job against Will Ha- conference, 7-0 holds the estern Robert Schneider. and and house lines the supply muti- m'er, blameworthy t by the L. to Ray. J. Ohotta. Katharine is it “If items in their subordinate . Cleveland Gen- the Indians’ fey, pro or Northwest conference, and recent SchwieterI-Pundsack Walkows/ki became the bride Gordon of insist- his and plug in. at late own positions. column al- .even The lea -off man, urchalse the Oakland) Keatz from Milwaukee. doubt of Wis. Attending the titles. Without AAL' tral New Munich—Miss Pundsaok. ex- u Mary a . of the for request, ex- purpose ent bridal couple contains inspirational Delores Scayglel. La- daughter were on’s through of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pund- of ways mes- National status an will clinging the he be to games today! stock of See duty the Dombeck. William from Ceynowa. erupting him and verne sack. became the bride of Roman our from the editor, Mopsignor May follows: Four 23 time sage AAU diadem long for to as was won, Chester Kaatz. a Schwieterl, Mr. Joseph his country, of and Mrs. of defense son in fighting Luigi Ligutti. On the front lost; (neither two Salzer-Haus same Nuptial too. none runs Schwieters. before Mass of- ' come. a Stars order to in innocent kill the to expert’s there follows , May Immaculate earned), hits, or fered 25 in Conception Pearl 16 and five walks aka—Married June in 'Holy 1 page an Spring Irish Honor less is it life, not another church by O.S.B. the Rev. Hugo Tell. Cross any ch ,rch before the Rev. Fred Hin- critical analysis of farm current allowed against save batters in 95 28 Lorraine Ahrens and Jerome Pundsack the nenkamp Adella Haus,’ daughter of order to in were illicit—even save affect eight legislation fam- Dame has honored which Notre innings; and strikeouts. 21 may couple. attended the Mr. and Henry Mrs. Haul. and Marcus the of death the mother—to With players ily life. In that follow varsity football the cause Salzer. of Mr. sners. Joseph Sal- pages son Especially heartening Goreeki-Geschwill O’Doul to if not called, is that being the small _of Cold Spring. Ha‘us. Irene Agnes bushels quickies— Hering medals for there of Frank E. zer are Buckman.-—Before Nuptial Mass is the particular adaptability of- Con n Albright. Robert Leo Salnr least and and ‘ then at- below, ‘at here life readablermemorable “best” performances for “most” and short, church fered May Michel’s by 8 in St. para- has shown for relief work—his tended the couple. re- and high life, the Joseph France! to Rev. Wessendorf. future the fact, fiction, and fancy. practice sessions. for graphs of in sprin a ‘ Berlage-DeLsnder- markably cool temperament under Geschwill. daughter Mr. of and Mrs. . dry destiny, to Hart-of sublime or Leon up It need which other Awar or went to Kimball. Miss Theresa DeLander, serves a no 5 the bride fire Philip Geschwill, became of his thread-the-needle and — _,con~ by life of the daughter Mrs. blocking sterilize of Mr. and Carl DeLander, journal fill Creek, Pa., best I'llEll farm for Turtle sources Mr. Edmund Gorecki. of and Mrs. or pa or can son trol when is CASTLE Rios A: 175-00 even pressure sever- the became bride James of Barlage, which Paul Gorecki. Margareth Benedict son and of operation Chrcago, McGehee no simple other is endrRal h of the t at i an means reason no Harry Good firemen always in of Barlage, before est. Nuptlal Mass .125 Goreckl couple. attended the a are so justifies. Wgn- motive Martin tackle; the by. Yet bloc in based philoso best other Renner offered by the Rev. S. A. May same on of) on demand is and their number great Wedding Ring 87.50 ‘ Zoelle-Schmitz g blocking 22 in St. Ann's church. The best bride amin Chicago, this philosophy -*of unless dell jeopardize .life— was licit It is to not with comparatively few, but Mankxto.—Before Nuptial Mass of- attended by' her sister, Mary Ann De- a Cincin- of Grothaus guard; Walter and only produc- first after that the never—,y—except church. in fered May 8 in St. John’s Do- Dempsey’s Ljnder. Thomas his continued improvement Barlage attended to suppress Frank blocking profit increasing- nati, center; becomes best tion for lores Ring Sch’mitz. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. HEAT HER B.- 350.00 safeguarding brother. of hope pre- it more almost he will a is certainty that - Combination a Schmitz Roscoe, Joseph of became the ’ Geurts-Ludowese Bloomfield, N. J., best widespread, only will Tripucka of 2475 and ly Also $100 not prolong and good 0mm to more to cious have the Seals beating the bushes save or bride of William Zoelle, of Mrs. J. son Ft. Dumcnt.—Married Pe- Sitko of May in St. quarterback; Emil 25 opportunity farmers lack $300 5450 family platinum in to itself.” couple life P. Meurer. Attending the i in search his of replacement by were ter’s church before Nuptial Mass of- a aggressive -‘-i.ur_-ss-=s-‘ Ind., ding but city folks will be Wayne, most Ring 12.50 We Howard Geraldine Schmitz, Miss Struss, to run- prosper, Col- the kind ability of fered by the Rev. First 1949. That of begs for members Frank Catholic were WINDOWS Schmitz. Field. and Cyril Longview, McGee of food price de- Coy for the paying Vivian Ludowese, daughter and of Mr. ner; plans full-time discussed Surgeons usage.‘ of lege Comas-Kraemer Larry Nicholas back; and Mrs. Ludowese. Cletus J. elusive and manded by well organized big Tex., most cor- here international meeting for Cornelius Guerts, of Mr. and Mrs. Come One, All Come " Urbank.—Married May in Sacred fl an 22 son im- Chicago, of most “farmers,” al- Coutre poration they as the studied Geurts. Dolores Schwartz. Genevieve and 1949 fall of Heart church before Nuptial Mass the in a player. improved few items ready do for Ludowese, Nathan Urban Geurts and and so con- a offered Rev. J. Schirmers by the S. uniform, St. Bonaventure’s Brown In- were formulating of project a named the the ' attended couple. medals for The trolled. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Kraemer, - are dians going intersectional in ethical practices of world-wide code are Stroeing-Borgerdin’g a Anthony Math Kraemer. Comes. and Hering, third foot- Frank E. lovel bride, so drawback late There is only For to one your big this fall. When Hugh De- medical Jacob Evelyn Catholic Mr. Mrs. Comas. of and Freeport—Beforeva Nuptlal‘ Mass of- way for men. 1 history, Dame in Notrc does ball coach admirable paper—it this little de- fasti ious the choose Fuetchmann Kraemer and Bernard at- in fered May Sacred Heart church boys they will take 26 vore’s say on 1899. 1896 who served from to enough. circulate widely That the couple. tended not by Linus the Rev. SchiEffer, O.S.B., Ber- and heirloom qual- from all of the sign parts SECONDS coun- comers nice Borgerding. daughter and of Mr. JUST / friend, Marthaler-Kinsella is situation which Champions Where my a you, ‘SASH they just that. try, 510:3“! regisw genuine ity of Mrs. became the mean Bernard Borgerding, 10 SCREENS a in- Kinsella. remedy. For Sauk Centre—Miss Irene help to more mom can hide Mrs. of John Stroeing, of H son THE Tread The Bonnie schedule in- for ’48 teredKeepsakeDiamond John Kinsella. INSIDE daughter Mr. and Mrs. of formation write NCRLC, 3801 more to polonia Bertha‘Hockert. Vi- A Stroeing. Lawrence Marthaler. the bride of became cludes the Boston college from ola Klaphake. Lloyd proud Beverly Bonfig. Ring. We Moines Grand Des 12, to are Mrs. Albert Mprthaler. avenue, of Mr. and stadium Not only will Marquette son Dixie’s William Stroeing, Leo John East 'and Borgerding. and Boer- coast, Nuptial Mass‘ofi'ered May YOU'LL 17 Iowa... HAVE before YEAR of ’ROUND collection ofi‘er fine a National AAU the of the the be gerding attended couple. a -* scene (1947 Southern conference Mary church by the Very Rev. St. Paul’s in RAINPROOF, Hiltner-Overmann DRAFT-FREE wide in July, but it Keepsakes, field in track and meet the couple M. N. Kremer. Attending Detroit University a champs), of Freeport.—Miss Genevieve Overmann. VENTILATION! Paul Mar- VA Off1c1al Dies Gertrude Kinsella and head- training will likely be wherle rangeofstylesandprices; very representing the Midwest, and, a daughter Joseph of Mr. and Mrs. Over- t a er. athletes I r and for quarters teams Univer- bride Hilt- Western eleven from became the of Clarence Far and them in Washington—Joseph Fahy, A. Come mann, see Ramler-Rademacher aEEa THE National preparing the of Mr. and Mrs. P Hiltner, to enter ter ner. son (“Kiss San Francisco and sity of division, chief the construction of with choose then Centre—Married in May 19 St. Sauk fUEL Nuptisl May\31 before Mass offer d SAVINGS Minneapolis : Collegiate a meet at . . Tell’)’ McKeever’s erstwhile affilia- Mass Administration, church Nuptial Veterans’ died at THE Paul’s before FOR chruch the Sacred Heart by Rev. Linus a in confidence. Olympic the final June and 18-19 the Very Rev. Michael Kremer offered by Schieffer. 0.8.8. The attendants tion Mr. Fahy graduate of 65. . were was a $100, Rademacher, daughter of . Jeanette 111. (July 9-10). Dorine Ruth Dorothy Hiltner, Overmann. trials Evanston, were at $75, $50, Others WHO and at University Notre Dame the of MAN Melvin Rademacher, and Mary Mrs. ,‘I-h’ Overmann. Raymond Overmann, and spike I mighty famous Numerous W col- Mrs. Columbia Mr. and Henry former teacher and Ramler, of at $200 1; $150, Up. Laing_ son larian a impressed those will be prints Ramler, Lorraine Ramler: Rosemary on Cath- room man Wu nehRe Portland, and the KNOWS lege, Ore., Urbank_Mar§ied Jung er 7 CALL Alvm Rademacher, and Klug, Richard (finders before Milwaukee Terms summer is Convenient in sacred 1 olic university. brother A the mum" K1“: “tended Heart church Hyacinth Roger. is out. were Solicitor Charles Fahy, former MARKET Mikel-Welle I daughter Mr. Mrs. Ferdinand Re- of and STAFFORDS Conservation Expert General the United States. of ' and Ralph Wagnernson of Mr. Nuptial Mass and Sauk Centre—Before ‘i ger. a lmprlni dealer i Schir- Joseph Wagner. Father S. J. Paul's church by Mrs. April in St. offered 29 rookies hottest One of the DISTRIBUTED BY young Gnlflcowskl Joe Nuptial Maxine the Mass. Attend- offered Rev. Cyprian Seitz. 0.5.3.. the mers college Catholic of out to Go. step cream Kemp’s Flor- Priest Years Ice the couple Mr. Mrs. Louis and 55 daughter Mr. and Mrs. ing Wells, of I MEATS were deserve here to listed Marcine Mikel. Wagner. Helen Reger. The firms Lloyd ial and became the bride of Walla, A GROCERIES Pay l Men‘ Mikel. Rochester Lore Wagner. Fred of Mr. and Mrs. to dis. ‘ when remembered son be you are Y.—The Springs, N. Saratoga . Anderson-Katzmarek 567 attended Phone Hackman John’ Mikel and raine I HOME-MADE dif— the to tributing patronage Mullaney, Radio Programs your W. For Rev. Thomas 4 couple. the bridal Miss Katzmarek, Leola Harding. MINN. CLOUD. — 81'. SAUSAGE lines of business. ferent Clement’s St. Mr. and Al Katzmarek. who died B’enson-Groover daughter of Mrs. C.SS.R., at ii bride Anderson. became the of Roland of son N. Y.—-Financin Rochester, his 81- Donna Mae infirmary, 55 of Long Prairie. Miss gave years — Kenmore, N. Y.. Preldellea Mrs. A. Anderson of Cloud of 9th N. St. 403 Ave. L. A. and Mrs. daughter of Mr. Groover, and he- Snllsfsdlen of the Family four broadcasts priesthood. Assam refresh the life to “Pansc and u. Nuptial Mass June 1 by before offered year span ,9"! a i .‘ bride of Richard became the Groover, l PHONE 2052-53 during July CIsvslond,‘O'. l radio in Holy Cross Baltimore, Puerto the Rev. Peter Brenny in ater RUSSELL CO., He served EC. THE A product of program before Walter Benson. Benson, of 9' son l the couple Joan church. Attending were / undertaken by in the has been May Mass offered 15 East, Pa.; Boston, Nuptial Rico, North Established Years! group 39 a a The Kata- McCollins, Betty Bawer, Marion the Carmel church by Mt. St. Mary of Woodcraft who businessmen; Co. Phila- Rochester of N. Y.; New York, Rochester, . Moday. Jack Katzmarek. marek. and Don Grecula. Rauch. June George Very Rev. essential pledged for Wielenberg-Herdering $5,500 cities. Re- delphia, other and pro- and - Melvin Moss, O’Connor.‘ Shirley St. the couple. St. Rosaa.——Married June 2 in duction Groover attended Charles missioner, he nowned ASK FOR expenses. was as a I Nuptial Mass of- 1560-J ’ Rose’s church before Phone a Patrick 0.5.0. Petron-Muenchow Peyton, The Rev. writings, Mat— his noted. for so Rev. John Stiegler . fered by the . were in the It is of the Prairie—Married May 12 is director Long urgical, A Ten-Day Retreat L' program. ters Herdering. daughter Mr. and Mary of 5.2. Lincoln Ave. 525 church before Carmel Mt. St. Mary of Joseph Thursday night Herdering. carried each August and Mrs. Religious, and and for riests over Rev. offered by the Very Nuptial Mass a. Wielenberg. Mr. Fran— of and Mrs. son System. Mutual Broadcasting the Germain Blocks South of St. other works. 5 Darlene Muenchow, Rauch George were Teresa Stoermann. Irene Wielenberg. cis Mrs. Ernest Muen- daughter Mr. and of Raymond Hersickgoff. Irene Stoermann, Highway No. 10 and of Mr. chow, and George Petron, S. U. on Portugal of son Gift Herderinz Granske. and Bernard at- to Putzkey. Marie Henry Petr-on. Mrs. couple. tended the ELI ClOUS D Mrs. James Mr. and Petron. and Richard Thompson-Schumer ' ICE CREAM the couple. attended Menchow Stephen—Miss Edna Schumer. St. Schrenk-Marketon Peter Schumer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1 COM'ANV (OCA-COIA TN. AUTNOIITY 0' UNDII IOTTLID Nuptial Mass John Thampson. Long Prairie—Before the bride of became son n Mt. Mrs. Mary of in the St. John Thompson. Sr.. of May and offered 17 of Mr. va. George Edwin by the Very Rev. the Carmel church Minneapolis. before Cloud, Minn. St. Boltlipg Co., Coca-Cola of daughter church Marketon. Stephen's May Rauch. Bernice in St. Omann on became Mrs. Joseph Marketon, Bernard and The Mrs. Mr. 31. attendants were s‘on w of_ Sieverding. bride Lester Schrenk, Joseph Mrs. Jo- the of Mrs. Omann. - Lila Sple William Schrenk. Marcella Wlaznak. Mabel s'eph Kussman. and Mrs. er have We the Joseph attended Claseman Elmer and 'Thomson. James Thomson. and Ronald Robert and couple. Schumer, and Walter Port. which chapel in Kapsner-Pueringer A spacious I Skiba-Brennan . Nuptial Mass Collegeville.—Before but a conduct services, to Elizabeth Patrick—Miss Bren- St. the Baptist’s John in St. ‘ofiered June 3 Edward daiighter Mrs. of Mr. and Bularzik. FUNERAL Rembert Rev. nan, church by the bride John of became the Brennan. will (laughter of prefer, Marcella Pueringer. If O.S.B.. we you Catherine Mrs Chicane. of Skiba of becam'e son John Pucringer. SERVICE and Mrs. Mr. in' the services conduct of SI. formerly Sklba 0f Kai/port. sbn of Leander Kapsner. bride of the Nllptial High Mass of- before ClOlld. Imelda 8 Frank Kapsner. Mrs. Mr. and home by St..Patrick's church in or fered June 1 your attended Gilbert Kapsner Pueringer and Attending L. Vossherg. the Rev. Roger Phorie: couple. the Day 908‘ sister Theresa Brennan. the bride where Backowski-Pantzke were church The your the Skiha, sister of bride; Agnes of the Phone: Night 1804 Pantzke. Miss Margie Flensburg. worshipped. -loved Alice McCarter of — and bridegroom; one Pantzke. Ed and Mrs. daughter Mr. of brother Minneapolis. Francis "Brennan. Backowski, bride Phillip the of became bridegroom. attended the St. the bride, of St. Germain 912 Backowski. before Cloud, Minn. St. Mrs. Cecilia of son ushers. John Richard and Brennan were J. the Rev. P. ofiered‘by Nuptial Mass a bridegroom, niece the Foss. of Joyce was Stonina. nephew Daniel girl. and flower * Encyclical ring bearer. Two the bridegroom of Appear was to Al- bride, James and the brothers of M the served Mass. phonse Brennan. at Pamphlet \Stlng-Gallus 80-Puge In - 1 Nuftial Royalton.—-,—Before Mass of- High a church by in Holy Trinity Reasonable May 25 fered and Quality Prices Gallus. Wrobel, Ann Theo J. the Rev. will NCWC Washington—The Gallus. and Mrs. Matt daughter of Mr. of translation English the issue bride Melvin Stang, became the of son These ‘are Stung.of St. the forour Mr.’ Frank of and Mrs. of two Pius reasons encyclical letter Pope of the Gal- Stanley John Mikel and Mrs. Cloud. couple. with attended the lus Def, dealing Mediator XII, rapid growth. Kappes—Kloss pamphlet liturgy, in the sacred Holy in 1 Royalton.—-Married June July The 80,—page about 1. form Nuptial Mass church before Trinity a FEED coon FEED! Wr°b91 J~ the Rev- Theo discussion offered by were will booklet feature a Mr. and Kloss. daughter. of Marie Rose rellgl‘?“ - - .suggeSted. afld Guthrie - Richard Kapves. Klos's. and Sam Mrs. the by Rev. written practices, of Joseph Kappes and Mrs. Mr. of son the Clar: Ic‘IoupleI'Iv'verl';1 secretary ANtItendingl Pierz. Sheehan’ of Shawn G. Maid— -Dakota He Kloss, ortsc orenc rs. ary - Liturgical ' »- National Catholic - the , Bernard and Kappa, Klisch, Vernon Conference. KlossJ Cereals Feed . Flour CLOTH... Men—Etttitsttfi For _ ¢mnul mum" oE Farm Supply SHOES"? CROSBY ' SQUARE Godfrey THE average-Size i will fleet, statue cod-fishing A GIFT of the Portuguese *NEV/ a an run Telephone - from carried Voyage is shown being Lady Good 3173 of Our of CLOTHES“ hours* fun Lady Good‘ Voy- Our of Church of 7 fishing the Portuguese vessel to \ . a Cardinal blessed Lisbon by in The in Gloucester, Mass. statue was age oniHighway 10 No. Fairgrounds Opposite Lisbon. Patriarch The Cerejeira, of statue ' Emmanuel Goncalves ' STOR‘E Aalgeido, _ Manuel Auxil; U. by Bishop T. the S. accompanied to (*Bosed KWH) was 21/2: per on Cushing Boston, Auxiliary Minnesota Richard of Lisbon. Archbishop J. of iary Cloud, rs: the Ambassador of Portugal the John Wright of Boston, to Bishop J. In diplomatic took and other members the part U. S., of corps .v many Cloud St. Office in the Post Opposite ceremonies. the I