\ _THE CLOUD REGISTER ST. 2,1948 July Friday, PAGE FIVE I HiIIman Osdkis Priest noun Parish Firt rom ’Fugitive’ Ignores ST. TSCHUMPERLIN DIAMOND RINGS A. FOR THE BRIDE TO BE Statue Has New Trite Customary FUNERAL HOME WEIHAH & BIITT STORE men’s 0 O 0 Sacred Of Hollywood Formula Heart Successors J. N. Bertbeim’ to . 702% St. Germain St. Phone ISO-W St. Cloud. Minn. . The Florsheim Shoes: Home of Hillman.——Devotion the Sa- to In Hollywood where the popular I Cloth- Schaffner and Marx Hart, Of Jesus received cred Heart yardstick is marked Off in box- new LONG PRAIRIE in St. Rita’s parish when impetus office dollars, Outstanding produc- ing. I the of Sacred Heart statue and directors rarely a new ers pursue These Friendly Business Firms solemnly blessed recently. but anything ideas was of story St. Cloud Mary’s~Bldg. St. so- " > is gift chil- The statue of called Appreciate and Deserve Your new a design. Patronage popular They invar— dren and others in the parish who iably have be stories of to sex this V made contributions for refresh that pur- The marital tangle, divorce, romance, pause the time, about At present pose. crime committed for the sake LONG PRAIRIE or PETERSON DRUG .a—‘Tfr— ‘131‘3n ‘ held homes in the parish have 20 of money. oflthe Sacred enthronement Heart. COMPANY OREAMERY When John Ford acquired the 4,71 Sacred (Enthronement of the . KN?/ y rights Graham Greene’s novel, to E I— . ‘ the official and [THE Heart PRESCRIPTION STORE so- ASSOOIATIOH ‘34:, means , .y Labyrinthine Ways, a be decided to A 4 recognition loving the of cial Phone make The Fugitive, film 12 Long from it Prairie. Minn. Christian Christ in the King-ship of a family this manifests family. The would tell that with- h true story ,Louella Butter a installing solemnly recognition by single concession Holly- out to a 7 in Sacred Heart _ image the The of firms listed formula. here wood de- ~ story a an Pasteurized Milk their home, and honor in of place 7 5 ¢ He hired Dudley Nichols to be pre- to remembered Cream and . serve Him themselves then dedicating to \ , ~ the screenplay. This work c. pare . consecration.) of act when by distributing an you are entailed considerable adaption of PHONE 18 somro 0' COCA-COLA COMPANY Iv VIDII AUTMOUTY Nil Clear Land Men the original, which with dealt the TEGELS, FATHER AELRED 08.3., who Offeredhis patronage in the dif- your MINN. CLOUD, BOTTLING CO., ST. COCA COLA Long Prairie, Minn. parish volun- Rita’s fall Catholic St. from of Men of grace a first Solemn Mass June 13, is the first priest from Immacu— business. "of ferent lines during the services their priest. teered Conception parish in Os kis. The abOve late priest is pictured young vacation religious of first week In Fugitive, The the central Osakis church with his ittle attendants. “bride” in the The is Dorothy clearing succeeded "DINNDORF in and school STORE WALLPAPER character is priest played by PAINT 8. a Flower girls Keren and Didier, McDonell. Rita Donna Weber, and are and stones brush, SAUK stumps, away CENTRE Fonda, Henry who, though hunted Father Aelred Mr. Eiynck. is the and Mrs. Janet of Anton Tegels around the land son of two from acres militia by the of anti—clerical an of Osakis. ' and parish church cemetery. ' Paints Pittsburgh in regime, continues secret to per— Platform These Friendly Business F irms his form holy offices.‘He is the Republican Goes Indians Go 500 Over Appreciate and Varnishes Deserve Your known Patronage Painting Contractor last priest have escaped, to —- detection and while the sol- even . dIniperial , Wallpaper. Washable Ball Club .\ Congress To Education seek diers him, Easy Topic arrest he to con- on tinues baptize, hear Con— to to. fessions, Mass, and ad- to to 7th‘Ave. Cloud St. Tel. So. say 435 12 GOPHER STATE HATCHERY Minn—More than 500 Club, Ball minister Extreme Unction. It is The in federalization Republican the avoid of party, their attended Indians Chippewa govern- consoling while dying thief a platform which it make the will the activities, that end ment to Eucharistic Congress annual 38th on our he,finally Saul: (Ward Bond) that Centre is Poultry Headquarters presidential softly schools, 1948 trod cities shall be and states, Catholic Club June 24-27. Ball race, at taken risoner.’His death sentence CHICKS Proven the educational question, which .” Whether the free. STAR present Lake, Ponsford, * Red Indians from on PAPER PAINTS—WALL . . ’is barely fulfilled whenthere ar- Le..." recently has been much the fore. from the to statement retreat Nay-tah-Waush, 0n- Earth, White means a rives the faithful people, among Dependable “avoid federalization” dictum Mission, Lake, The Diagnostic Service Cass It itself igum, contented with single re- a another priest take his place. \ to. mains be to and Cloquet, Lake, Bena, Squaw equality SHOP brief favor “We seen. sentence: Thus rigid of the story one con- other present. of educational opportunity all Communism for Concerning centers home looking were Paint and wall keep smart as your paper can NATHE ventions Hollywood—the of happy STYLE the education and promotion of and 0n Communism, the platform Borgerding, Thomas The Rev. Selec- See large the walls woodwork. ’well and ending—is superseded by climax our preserve as a facilities.” educational does deal with proposals not to missionary, and O.S.B., veteran which in sacrifice and immortality modern beautiful colors and and wall in tion of paints papers outlaw, but MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND CHILDREN’S Parnell, O.S.B., Denis the Rev. There is nothing said about how says: blended though symbol- to are as designs. Ball parish, St. Joseph’s equality of be attained. Four pledge pastor ‘\‘We vigorous enforce- CLOTHING AND SHOES may a the death deathlessness ize and of general Club, charge of in the in- of existing laws party ment against were years ago, gave an the Victim the Cross. of great “KOERBER Fa- Cash the although Pay and Save for negative. arrangements dication, It Communists and enactment of congress. SHOP PAINT It typifies Church the Militant mis— who has been Thomas, ther said: legislation such be a CENTRE, new as may SAUK MINN. in action, the force which Our Chippewa the Minnesota sionary to the to treason- -“The shall necessary expose propose measures we himself illord declared indestructi- the started Indians 65 for able activities of Communists and years, " ms. e. 37 establish- defeat their objective of Parish Dedicated years ago. congress IMPLEMENT BORGMANN St. Minn. co. 20 Sixth Cloud, Ave. 80. ' unusual The Fugitive, ing here godleSS dictatorship an screen- con- a Again Lose N udists play of beauty and e10 trolled uent from abroad.” rare _ John Deere Quality Farm sincerity, release Equipment has/been by To Virgin Mary subject On the of tolerance, the second the Washington.—-For RKO-Radio locally and opened at said: “This right of equal party Ac'TlIIs months, the US. Store You Get Quality f eight Service time within RAPIDS QUALITY FARM [SAUK theater St. the Paramount in opportunity work and advance to to declined has to Supreme Court ’1 EQUIPMENT Telephone 129‘ Centre, Sank Minn. Falls Cloud this week. In Fergus should life be limited in in against statutes listen attacks to never ' individual because of The that bar nudist court any re- race, camps. Firms Friendly These Business ligion, color, origin.” of country petition hearing by refused for or I h a Your James H. Murphy and Patronage Deserve Appreciate _, party c. THOMAS petitioner who had been ARNDT’S sentence The its reaflirmed 1944 ‘- Fergus Falls—Dedication the of \ violation . days in jail for anti-lynching law to 180 advocacy of parish Blessed Mother of HATCHERY}, , the to an for HARDWARE MAIN INSURANCE “w. ‘HDWE.’ anti-nudist .:~ of the Los Angeles the abolition and of the poll tax God brought formal close to as a a. SAUK “ S. Leghorns" law. U. Certified White requisite voting, and to Admiral Refrigerator successful two—week mission in camp as op- Estate Real RAPIDS co. K “the racial pOsed idea of segrega- Lady Victory parish. Our of U. S. Approved Heavies —“‘— v» DOES NOT HAVE TO BE - / tion in services.” the armed The mission conducted by was DEFROSTED and Commercial Feeds Bldg. Phone 196' 208 St. Mary's ’— Phone Redemptorist brothers of the The two FEPC mentioned, but is not Poultry Supplies Major Souk Centre 13 EJECTOR Appliances, Furniture Hardware, Fath Ernest congregation, there advocated “enactment er was . MODEBNIZING HOME Miller, Father Louis C.SS.R,, and just and enforcement of such fed- . HOME FINANCING 375 Rapids, Minn. Phone Sauk J. Miller, C.SS.R. eral legislation be may WATER as neces- PUMPS J. F. ANDERSON Participating ceremonies in sary” in maintain equal oppor—1 to U. S. Approved Purina Chows tunity without which the the Blessed regard of statue to U. S. & Pullorum LUMBER CO. race, re- for origin. ligion, color, Virgin Marlene of crowned country Tested Hatchery was were or Livestock and St. Cloud Ambulance shallow instal- ' For deep well de- The firms listed here or BUILDING MATERIAL Equal-Rights-for-W placed wreath An Hartl, who the e Poultry O m n v . amendment lation. Operates the Susan Oeslager, again suction remembered prin- statue; be to Service ‘was on recom- on serve PAINT AND COAL equal mended before, well wreath-bearer; Juddy Happert, as as as .EWfif g, ciple. Ejector and distributing equipment when you are Telephone 180 St. Cloud. Minn for regardless equal work of Jean Happert, Shirley Mauer, F, 01.0,, M3,, pay CONLON allows the dif- foot lift. patronagepin 150 Crooked Sharon Mauer, flower girls; and sex. your a ‘ 513W Phone . Sdhrantz 225 Main St. Bros., Glorial Spranger, Kathleen Sno- Pledged Co-Operation of business. well lines is obstacle. Low ferent initial A,“ no Rapids, 5...]. Minn. ‘ Delores "I beck, Rosalind Paintner, ‘Phone L‘ International 87 Props. co-operation was installation x and low and Cronin, Kathryn Johnson, cost operat- pledged, with helping View to a CENTREINNESOTA Construction SAUK Co. Noel who recited Ryan, the HIGHEST nations their to economic restore plug ing Just the in unit cost. “Memorare.” independence “and the_ human PRICES CASH MARKET , Second works. 12 Avenue, N.E. and it Neighboring priests in who rights and fundamental freedoms.” were & NURSERY WIENER BERGGBEEN various attendance times during at “Friendly firmness” advo- Wool. ST. CLOUD, was MINN. Paid Hides and for Your Poultry, Eggs, the mission Monsignor Au- spurning cated the of “ap- FUNERAL HOME FLORAL CO. and were SELL .lS THE PLACE TO Plachta, Wadena; and Fathers gust peasement.” PRODUCE GROSS CASH C. A. CORRIGAN William Renner, Alexandria; S. J. Affirming occasions and of the United Flowers for all trees support Granite City Schirmers, Urbank; Joseph Phone Besse— 84R 84W Nations, the the shrubs for all party UN urged purposes. or Shuk Rapids, Minnesota Telephone 2065 Electric Co. laar, Dent; A. Kinsella, Bran- J. “progressively establish to inter- Saul: Centre, Minn. Cents-J Phone 109. w. deliver Saul: don; Benedict Petermeier, Breck- national law,” but declared it ELECTRICAL COMPLETE SERVICE enridge; Fred, Kampsen, Clarissa; should “be freed in the of veto any SPRING Lighting Frank First, Fixtures Well Dumont; Aloysius and Floor peaceful settlement of interna- J. — COLD Plug Installations. J. Smith Implement Co. Kraemer, Browerville; Victor Sieg- tional disputes. Rice; Joseph Fair- ler, Berne, The ST. CLOUD. MINN. platform declared all for- N. Dak.; H: J. Dimmerling, mount, eign should commitments be made McCormick-Deering Farm Implements Friendly Firms These Business Breckenridge; Nicholas Kraemer, public subject IMPORTANT and constitutional to Parts and Service Your and Deserve Patronage Appreciate Wheaton; W_ A. Kloeckner, Main; ratification. FRANK W. JACKSON FAIRBAI’K WATER sor'ruNEns SEEDS MORSE WATER srs'rams Vincent Santo, Elizabeth; and Support given the to system — — was { Henry Lutgen, Alexandria. of reciprocal trade. . ‘ SAUK CENTRE. MINN. ARCHITEC'D . J . to MATHEW HALL Ecclesiastical DeSign REQUIESCANT ‘ IN PACE Many In So Ways--- S T N I L I) E R & F E , American National Bank Bldg. Mate- Lumber, Building Coal, 81‘. CLOUD. MINN. Successors Ogeards to Roofing Insulation, rial, ’ENGAGED/ ' Cold SHOES MEN’S AND BOYS’ CLOTHING & Spring Granite Prod- Joaephine Bosl and Mrs. Frank Lutgen Mrs. of Chicago MINN. SPRING. are COLD sisters well-dressed" of Mr. Hughes. “It keep to be helpful. pays of— Mass ucts Centre—Requiem Sauk can was KNAPP PLUMBING & #— Angels Lady Our of the Paul Theisen in fered June 17 _____'_._ Sauk Minn. Centre for John Bettendorf Rev. by the church .Rainbow Cold Spring.—-Funeral and Diamond Gray services HEATING were died 14. I 1305], who June Michael 64. Mrs. conducted June in 23 St. Boniface's ' WENNER CO. the fol- THE COUPLES: husband grit Surviving her and feed poultry at are church Paul your or for Theisen, resident of St. a Milwaukee. Michael, Jr.. childreu: lowing Cloud, who died June 20. He We on ‘WIss Specialize in dealer.- LITTLE Ed- Walz, Alfred. ,Wis.; Mrs. Margaret 66. Mr. Theisen lm'ple- member the of was FALLS a. Hardware, Furniture, all Of Sank Centre: and Bernard. ward. Churches, Sphools, Hospitals St. Joseph’s society the Aid and Catholic N. Y. and Fuel, Furnaces Buffalo. OMill Cold and Mrs. George Stegger, from the ments, ends society in Cold Spring. Burial in -. was Av. 508 8th n. Cloud 51. Whitehead the ' Plumbing. parish ' Harry H. cemetery. ' Spring foundations. plant for Firms These Friendly Business Embalmmg Whitehead, John LiCensed Centre—Harry 67, Pikus, Sauk Sr. walks. driveways. etc. ghmmwaa Wash, June Ritzville. 9. died in on Saul: Rapids—Funeral services Your and Patronage Deserve Spring Appreciate Phone Cold were 29 Your wedding pictures by the conducted Funeral services are were conducted June 23 in Sacred Heart " Lady of John Bettendorf in Our 0 Rev. Aggregate and, granite-sand important—they will be Health too For church for John Plkus. Sl‘.. 64. who Sur- the Angels church here 9. June on died June 20. Surviving his wife LImIEHFOAvaslf important WALGREEN for long-—to too are Cold . . . Spring, Isle. Morton -at viving Stew- his wife and one son, are and the following children: Mrs. Oliver hastily WEBER be selected inex- art. MINN. AGENCY or EAT Davidson, Sartell; Michael Odessa, Minnesota. and Peter, and Savelkoul Mary pertly made. Sartell; George. Swatara: Mrs. Arthur Religious Prayerboolcs, died Smoley, Savelkoul, Mora; 59, Sauk Centre—Mary Stephen, ,HEmP’S Other Sartell; William. and Rosaries Articles STORE CLOTHING Funeral serving Fergus Falls June with the Co. in 6. United Cold States Spring Granite serv- on navy: church Edward. Paul’s conducted in St. Toledo, Whether ices 0.: James and Paul. plan formal were you on Clothes Men for and Boys Sartell. Kremer There by the Rev. M. N. here 15 grandchildren. on are studio portraits the DELIVER WE WE CALL or “It popu- trade where to June 9. pays ‘ MINNESOTA COLD SPRING Joseph Clifford ALBANY . CLEANERS WWI-55'- lar “candid” pictures—or Sr. Strozyk, Joseph friends" lIK-NU send their Instant customers Frozen Collegeville.——Requiem COLD SPRING _ Mass ST. CLOUD of- both—we was to ,Wendel.—Funeral services St. urge you con- were fered June 23 St. John’s in Abbey church CLOTHING WEST SIDE Columbkille’s conducth June in St. sider QUALITY 16 before by the ICE CREAM Very you Rev. ’1‘. Leo Keaveny for Dry Cleaning Pressing by the Rev. Bernard Karels for church - Joseph place order. Clifford, who died June He 20. your MELROSE- who died June Joseph StrozykLSr” 7!), STORE HAROLD LUTZ. Prop. A. 51. Mrs. Clifford and the following was children: Surviving the following 13. are children survive: Kathleen, Joseph M., Phone St. N. E. 49 116-118 In John, Mrs. Stanley, Joseph, Walter, and Colleen, Margaret Mary and James. Mr. SHOW YOU Let the def- Hat Blocking Factory Finish J. G. us Wendel; Durrenbsrger. Joseph Majeski. all St. and of Prop. Little Falls Tel. 567 Clifford member the of Fourth was a inite difference between all Solarz, Frank, of 5 Mrs. Val Opole, or- degree Knights of Columbus and Catholic Cloud. St. a These “candids” dinary and those . Order of Foresters of Bismarck. N. Dak. I Friendly Firms Business Studebaker EIGH BROS Sales & Service WWW Louise Poser Burial in the Abbey that cemetery. produce. You will was we Your McCormick-Deering and Deserve Lastrup.—Funera1 services Patronage Appreciate F were con- arm discover quickly the advan- the W. G. Birk ducted June 19 by Rev. 5 Implements Professional’ New Appointments & Machinery of Candid tages Louise daughter of Mr. I Poser. infant for [of Burial in Mrs. Raymond Poser. and A Choice Selection Photography was by made John Nepomuk‘s . . . St. cemetery. Duluth E trained photographers M P I R E For Priests Illelros'e Motor. Oo. Hardware” . .. . Mrs. Catherine Riley WEBER. Bares Oo. GIFTS using the finest and w. o. A,ng cameras Cloud—Requiem Mass offered St. was equipment fully RE- Announced by Bishop MEMORIALS, Inc. in Paul’s church Mrs. June 22 St. for FORD . . . Coal Hardware and TOUCHED with professional Riley. She Catherine who died June 17. Occasions» General Insurance the following For All Surviving 68. skill finished by are was compe- Home MELROSE. MINN. SALES and SERVICE . . . Mich; childreanaymnnd. Iron Mountain. Appliances specialists superior tent FINANCING WE AUTO SPECIALIZE Duluth—The IN MEMORIALS following on clergy Rapids. William Ziegler, 1a.; Machines Mrs. Cedar Washing Maytag ' 0 Bibles FOR CATHOLIC phone CEMETERIES 171 Melrose. Merion- Minn. 11].: Norbert Edward. Moline, appointments papers. made by'the HOUSE LOANS were Gus Empire Bottled Built—Eternal the Hills ‘. Pictures Framed Cloud. There Wis.: Cyril, St. as ette, . are Most Rev. Bishop Thomas A. as. s. a. rim Phone 111 Little so: grandchildren. Telephone Falls. Minn. 15 45 AA 0 Sick Call Sets < Welch, effective June 24:' Before won’t‘ act, Lenzen Leo you you 0 Crucifixes The Rev. Henry Larkin, in. You’ll discover pastor Cloud—Funeral services St. STUDIO come a .Books were Book Ends con- (‘UIIIIAN - Paul’s of the ducted June 21 in St. church St. Francis of real difference almost by Assisi in LITCIIFIEIJI par- ev- .Statues—hand carved of John Leo the Rev. Deuery for Lenzen. ish, Carlton, appointed price. The of pastor except ery way wood A who died June 18. He Mrs. Len- 57. PHOTOGRAPHY PORTRAITS COMMERCIAL was CANDID AND the Sacred Heart parish, Mountain professional of “can- cost died just week before. Surviving . zen one Medals Broadway E. 125 Phone Groups Wedding Family 866 Iron, and ' dids” the following children: Leonard. and St. Martha’s mission, ‘PBODUCE is actually LESS in St. are CID. . Crosses and Chains ' Norbert Roering. Marshall; Cloud; Mrs. Kinney. many cases. .St. Christopher Auto Pins Mrs. Richard Waggoner. Minneapolis; FIFTY-FIVE YEARS FOR OVER The Rev. Myron Currie, Mrs. August Schuler. Cincinnati, 0.; pastor . Greeting Cards We Pay Mrs. Edward Morris: Gust Highest Schuler. Mrs. Prices of St. Paul’s for Your parish, Remer, HOME and FUNERAL SIMONET 0 Prayer Books Peterson, Braiuerd; Mrs. Edward Berg. missions, appointed of St. pastor . Rosaries St. Minneapolis; Cloud; Deloris Lenzen, POULTRY, EGGS, and HIDES WOOL Joseph’s parish, Gnesen, and St. Mrs. There Jean Doyle, St. Cloud. .St. Andrew Missal are Daily '— Service Dignified Personal Economical grandchildren. 20 — Joseph’s mission, Lakewood. MELROSE, M INN. Falls, Minn. Little Telephone 666 Sieverdmg Barney The The Rev. Willard Spehn, assist- Richmond—Requiem Mass offered Services the Prepared take of Catholic in way.‘ was ant pastor of Our Lady of the to proper care June in Sts. Peter and Paul’s E. 25 M. LOHMANN Rosary parish, Duluth, appointed church Sieverding, Barney who died for pwl MELROSE , pastor St. Paul’s of parish, Remer, June He Burial in the 22. 70. was was The firms listed here de- parish COMPANY cemetery. and the missions Federal Dam, PHOTO at GRADHGR CD. SMITH J. 'A. Hughes James Longville, to be and Tobique. remembered serve .HARDWARE Waite Park—Requiem Mass of- , The Rev. John Golden was appointed Religious Articles when distributing fered church June 25 in St. Joseph’s by you are 5091/2 St. Ger. Tel.~146 assistant of Our Lady of Implements and Tractors pastor John Farm Deere the Rev. Claude Schwinghammer for Bookh-Church Goods yOur Hardware'and Related 30 Lines r the Rosary patronage dif; parish, Duluth. in the James Hughes, who 82. died June 23. OUR OWN HARDWARE Complete Repair and Parts Service 413 Sibley SL. 7th Surviving the following near children: The Rev. James Nicholson are ap- ferent lines of business. Ertl. Mrs. John Waite Park: Sam Shel- Melroie St. Paul Minn._ I, LITTLE FALLS pointed assistant of Sta ' pastor ' don. N. Dak.; Nora Mrs. Cssserly, James’ Duluth. parish, Minneapolis. and Mrs. Farrell Cannons :9 I