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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

June 25, 1948 · Page 3 of 4

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. f r PAGE FOUR THE. REGISTER ST. CLOUD Friday, June 1948 25, From Graduate Calvary Metal Roofing & The Society for the CONLON Propagation CryStal Rosaries Cornice\Mfg. Co. Of The TiIIe) Faith. (Legal Inc.. Construction Co. ROOFING KINDS up OF ALL ‘ $2.00 and We make specialty of Bide Asbestos a Other Religious Institute Articles Building Walls and Rooting Second N.E. ' Avenue, 12 . “WE GO EVERYWHERE” We complete ST. CLOUD, MINN. \ line of office school and MINN. supplies. ST. CLOUD, carry ' a Phone 1528 Cloud St. THE FRITZ CROSS RETAIL STORE Missions and Foreign Home Granite City Schellinger Bros. FRANK, REV. HENRY Diocesan 28 Sixth Director Ave. No. St. Cloud, Minn. Electric Co. Perpetual Member deceased)............$ ~40.00 (living BUILDERS or ‘ COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Ordinary (1 1.00 Member Iyear) Reliable Contractors .............................. .. Lighting Fixtures and Wall Floor Special Menfiership (known Family the Mem- — as o 2355W Phone Installations. Plug FURNAOE‘OO.. bership—besides enrolled, the nine in 14th Ave. So. Cloud St. one ST. CLOUD. MINN. others. living deceased. he ennolled may or ATHENS for year) 6.00 one ............................................ .. A for the education of Perpetual Burse JACKSON young a ERANK w. priesthood ..$l,500.00 for the man .............................. For the of for catechist 75.00 ARCHITECT support Oil a Stoker one year Gus THIELMAN ...... .. — — student A scholarship through supporting one . Ecclesiastical Design I his seminary 600.00 Heating course .................................... .. HARDWARE Bldg. American National Bank Members the Society for the praise, bu the ST. CLOUD. MINN. of he- countries I serves r Faith hind the Propagation of the gain lron Curtain which have may 0 indulgence under the preserved their Catholicity plenary deserve a conditions Tuesday, June usual of credit greater amount on an even Sporting Goods KNAPP PLUMBING & Free Estimates Paul; Sts. Peter and and Feast of 29, encouragement. , Wednesday, June Feast of 30, Paints and have received HEATING We extol- on reports the Commemoration Paul; oF,St. ling the religious zeal of the Kor- Service Prompt Friday, Feast of the and July 2, before, but the on report We eans Specialize in now the Blessed Virgin . Visitation oF Lt. of Juliana E. Schano, U. S. a Churches, Schools, Hospitals THREE YOUNG MEN of the Cathedral parish Mary. who stationed in W re army nurse was Our 503 8th Av. N. in of Korea, adds St. Cloud the class another 1948 graduates from St. col tribute Lawrence’s to THE GALLANT KOREANS ege, ». these gallant people. Mt. Calvary, Wis. They New left right, Any that Store Leo Leisen, of Mrs. C. to nation attempts to are, son pre- Waite Park Phone 214 “The Koreans intensely Leisen; Alfred IHeltemes, Catholic A. Mr. the Faith that of and Mrs. Nick Heltemes; and exists son are an E serve mafia-n religious people,” she Arthur Kremer, de- writes. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank in of opposition Kremer. The three have in spite son it For IleaIIh “They proud the Cath- of completed their seminary work and St. preparatory expect to enter is located are very 17 Seventh Ave., . . . at olic faith, whether their; be it by Attendance John’s Collegeville seminary in fall. They have been classmates next 22,000 in South. EAT Just 1/2 block south on inheritance or'adoption, and they days since grade school in St. Mary’s school. They later spent one Seventh Ave. from old semis; store. demonstrate our it openly together the in Josephinum Worthington, seminary, 0., before Paul Rally every on year New At St. HNS Maytag Dutch Oven Gas Range possible They occasion. the enrolling St. Lawrence’s, in Where they have been students the past say blgssing before meals though five even :5 years. be . present. Paul.-——The St. rally of pagans may annual “KW-5% “Their faith has been recognized Instant Frozen Holy Name Archdio- of the men REQUIESCANT PACE IN by the Holy Father, who has of St. State Paul the Fair at re- cese ICE CREAM cently them his personal sent Grounds the June 13 of Teoggery was one representative, Monsignor Byrhe, i successful held, with most yet who, Maryknoll missionary, about 22,000 present. as a Pet‘er persons ac— Cichy Paul I Koep, 64, who died June Sur- 3. worked in,Japan for cording ofl'icials the archdio- to of many years viving the following children: Ed- Tel. 567 are i' Mass offered Urbank.—Requiem and speaks was ,Korean fluently. He mond, Alfred, George, Arthur, Harry, union. cesan Heart church Sacred by the June 5 in Mrs. Eleanor Turchin, Mrs. Helen Tur- understands the people, religiously, Rev. Schirmers for Paul Cichy Very S. J. Bishop James J. Byrne, Auxil— chin, Mrs. Caroline, Bettin, Mrs. Viola politically, and nationally. Their He Surviving who died June 2. 88. was Klimek. Mrs. Evelyn Roers. of St. Paul, and conducted the de- ary . children: John, August, the following enthusiasm his arrival are upon was Joseph votions the Holy Strozyk of Hour. 713‘ St. Ger. Cloud Klein. St. Mike and Mrs. Anton, wonderful behold, his since to com- St. Wendel.-—Requiem Mass of- was Koep Largest delegations Peter in the pro- the ing realization of of fered June 16 in St. Columbkille’s church A Choice Selection of was one ssion from St. Agnes, St. services Urbank.—Funeral were by the Rev. Bernard Karels for Joseph were con- their fondest dreams. Paul, Sacred Heart church Ascension ducted June in died and parish, 7 Strozyk who June He Min- 1:}. 59. was “Perhaps Catholics American if GIFTS Schirmers by the Very Rev. S. J. for Mrs. Strozyk died in 1941. Surviving neapolis. are o£ the faith and cognizant the children: following Stanley, Joseph, were Walter, links John, Mrs. Joseph Majeski, and specialize in steadfastness the Koreans, there Committee of Many we Church Minneapolis Mrs. Val Solarz, OpoIe; Frank, St. in better understanding,” would be For Occasions All a Cloud. There grandchildren. 27 ' are clothes the for concludes 'Lt. Schano. “The people e Released-Time In Case Mrs. Adolph Ferber Blessed To Be June 27 then share the O would friendship in Bibles St. Cloud.——Funeral services were con- well-dressed and aid that being extended O is Framed Pictures man. ducted in the Cathedral of the Immacu- to Y.—A Albany, N. suit by court late Conception church June 16 for Mrs. fortunate brethren . less in Sick Call Sets our Thinkers the Free of America Adolph who Ferber died June The to 13. Minneapolis—The Church of 0 Europe.” Crucifixes William the Rev. Wey offered Mass. Mrs. York of have the New system state St. Frances Cabrini River East .Books on Ends Book Surviving hus- Ferber 63. her are was - religious released-time instruction GLUE terrace Franklin Nicholas, at south— band and US. two .Statues—hand army, avenue of sons: carved outlawed described here Albert, home. at was as an overseas: Minneapolis, will dedi- east, be wood bring about totali- to state Alois attempt Gebeck cated Sunday, June by 27, Auxil- . Medals - education violation in in tarianism «St. Joseph—Requiem Mass of- was iary Bishop Byrne. James J. There hasnever been .Crosses and Chains quite gas range a I‘ered June in church 15 St. Joseph’s for rights of of the parents. .St. St. Christopher Alois Gebeck who Frances Cabrini’s Auto Pins died June He parish 12. was like was this! Automatically cooks meal characterization The a Surviving 65. is his wife. con- was 3 Cards organized Greeting in with 1946, Father + Levi Pronovost Mrs. brief filed tained in with Su- while you’re by the famous, a O Prayer Books Brian away, Keany Until pastor. as St. Cloud.—Funeral services Justice V. Court Roscoe were con- preme .Rosaries services have been held never—equalled in Dutch Oven Method. ducted now; June St. Augustine's 18 in church Tuttle, Elsworth by Charles H. .St. Andrew Daily Missal Mrs. Levi for Pronovost, who Sidney 61. died Pratt school. THE BEER Using thoDutch Oven, Dutch for the Greater New York Cooker attorney June 16. Mr. Pronovost survives. She IMPORTANT leaves sisters. Re— also Co—Ordinating Committee Mrs._ James Slat- two The on Well, Sizzle-Serve Broiler, operat- FOR THE or and \Mrs. Dean tery Schwartz in St. Paul. Becker Parish Plans Time Jews, leased of Protestants, Burial Calvary in cemetery. was like ing other E. M. it modern lOHMANN stove, Catholics. and Roman any gas Imdieke, Joseph Sr. WHO MAN , July for you’ll be Dinner delighted Wadena.—Requiem 18 with improved Mass offered its was Fai-ley for Joseph Imdieke. Sr., in St. Ann’s COMPANY Talk Jim Gives KNOWS all-around performance. for Come in Monsignor church by August Plachta. . to Delicious Dutch Oven Cook- Mr. Imdieke Besides 72. Mrs.'Im- Priest’s Testimonial was At demonstration Becker.——Immaculate Conception soon! modernized! ing dieke. he by a is survived and now Religious seven Articles sons daughters: Herman, Anton, parish two Bernard, will Italian sponsor an Books—Church Tomkins Cove, N. Y.—James Goods A. John Joseph, Alphonse, Clarence, Loretta spaghetti July dinner here 18 to ENGAGED on Alma, and all of ngena. DISTRIBUTED Farley delivered BY the principal ad- ‘13 Sibley 7th St. MAYTAG THE SHOP- which near the public is invited, accord- Weldenbach Peter dress the testimonial dinner Kemp’s at Go. Ice Oream St. Paul Minn. 1. ing by Father to announcement Plum—Funeral services an were con- June honor of Monsignor 16 in ducted June in church 12 St. Joseph’s T. S. Ziolkowski, Serving pastor. F. Rogers, Im- Emmet of pastor by Monsignor Edward Mahowald for will begin o’clock other 567 11 and Phone at Peter’Weidenbach, who 87, died June 10. Conception maculate parish here, 12 5th Ave. So.\St. Cloud Tel. 49 Fr planned for the day. events Surviving his wife and five children. are MINN. ST. CLOUD. are the 40th anniversary his ele- of on There grandchildren 24 and COUPLES: 12 great are vation the priesthood and his to grandchildren. on Mrs. R. J. Aigner elevation the rank of Mon‘si- to St. Cloud—Requiem Mass offered was gnor. June Holy Angels church POWELL 5 in by the Rev. Ralph Aschofi' Mrs. for R. J. Aigner $2,000 who died June She Surviving Fellowship Goes 2. 69. was her husband the following and chil- are Mrs. V A. Jacobson. N Dame Graduate dren: Braham: To otre Your wedding Mrs. Leo Hunstiger, pictures Waite Park; Mrs. are HARDWARE William Joseph T. Lang. Mrs. Latina. important—they will too be Ind—John Dame, A. Notre Emil, Werner. Claude. all of St. Cloud. important for long-—to too Detroit, alum- Mich., Also surviving grandchildren Lynch of 21 and are an COMPANY be hastily selected great-grandchildren. grandchildren 2 Six inex- Dame university, has or Notre of nus pallbearers: served Arthur, Robert, as pertly made. received $2,000 fellowship in a Leo, Jr.. Hunstiger, and David Richard ST. CLOUD creative writing uni- Robert Jacobson. Three grandchil- Stanford and at the dren served Requiem Mass. Also at ' versity, where doing he has been for Whether plan formal you on surviving her of sisters: Mrs. two are graduate consid- work. Lynch is studio portraits the Joseph Roering, St. Cloud: and Mrs. or popu- Chinaware ered promising short Anna Junge, Sheboygon, Wis. 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