l THE ST. CLO July 23,1948 UD REGISTER Friday, PAGE THREE — r lWEDDINGS ’v! DI‘OCIESE Received 26 Are IN THE REQUIESCANT DINNDORF PAINT 8. WALLPAPER STORE Coke Have v-3».amaa a Opole By Socier ” ~-. IN PACE Pittsburgh Paints V Kelkbrenner-Unterburger church ception by the Very Rev. Francis Juletta Zitur, Dietman, daughter Mr. of Kimball—Before Nuptial Mass of- a Opole.—Twenty-six Painting and Mrs. Joseph Contractor Dietman, became the new mem- Varnishes July in fered St. Ann’s 10 church by — bride Gregor of Schneider, of Mr. the Rev. Sylvester Renner, Bertha Unter— son bers received into the Chris- ‘ / were and Mrs. Charles Schneider Pearl of burger, daughter Imperial Mr. of and Mrs. Math Washable Stanley Wallpaper. Stich tian Mothers' Lake. Luella Dietman, Leona society Ahmen. of Our Lady Unterburger, became the bride Walter of Millerville.—Req Irene Dietman, Schneider, iem Mass Alex offered and Kalkbren’ner. .- Mike Kalkbrenner. of was son Mt. of. Carmel parish recently, July 9 in Seven Wilfred Dietman olors Httending attended the couple. church by the the couple Lucille Unter- Tel. were 435 12 7th/ Ave. 50. St. Cloud bringing REV. Felix Reiners the membership for Stanley total Sticb. to burger, Donna Weisman, Donald Nelda- Schroden-Alban- who died July He 5. Survivixy 66. mier', Alfin _ and Dockendorf. 7. was Rockvillc.——Married June 17 before his a four brothers: John, Millervill are : Krick-Reginelr Nuptial Mass offered by the Very Rev. Regular meetings Sylvester. Fargo. of the N. Dak.; society Leo. Alex- Francis Zitur in the Immaculate Con- Sauk Rapids—On July in Sacred andria; 10 and Joseph, Eau Claire, Wis. IIOHVID will be held third .the Sunday on Special Closeouts! "I! COMPANY I1 AUTHOIIYV OF COCA-COLA church UNOII ception Florence Albers, Heart church before The Nuptial Mass were members of- of the K. of C. Chesterton a of the month. Constance daughter Pintah of is Mr. and Mrs. Henry Albers, by Raymond fered the Rev. Shultezen- council of Millerville, "the attended fu- Minn. St. Cloud, Co., Bottling Coca Cola Ferdinand and Schroden, Mr. and of president berg. Lorraine Lucille Reginek, daughter John son and neral body. of Kubloh in is ' ’ a Mrs. Christopher Schroden Luxem— of Reginek, became the bride Richard of BETTER treasurer. MEN’S Tisdell James QUALITY burg. Attending the couple Anna Krick, Henry Krick. Laverne of were . son Bluffton.—Funeral Schroden. Virginia services were Lucille Albers, Albers, The members Reginek Sylvester the society con- and Reginek of attended new ducted July 12 in St; John's Irene Albers, Alert church Schroden, by and the couple. Josephine Bienich, Exzilda are the Rev. Charles Haupt Charlea.Albers. for James‘Tis- WORK, Kvitek-Smith SHOES Fautch, Cecilia Frederick, _ dell, who died Doro- July 8. He 30. Sun.» was Marquette-Koep Millcrville.—Miss Mary Smith, viving daugh- his wife; his Mr. parents, thy Gallus, Josephine are , Johannas, t - — Millerville. Miss -Delores Koep. of Mr. and Verdie and ter Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Tisdell, be- James Six; and five -—- Rose Dolies, Agnes Fautch, Mar- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Math Keep, the bride Lawrence of Kvitek. brothers sisters. Burial and the in came son was o SAFTEE TOES became the bride of Darell Marquette, OF GIFTS CHER Fautch, TO$ GIFT Rita Mr. garet of Mrs. Kvitek, Kostreba, Vic- parish and Frank before son cemetery. 7 7 VAIQUEE of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Marquette of Nuptial Mass offered July 12 in Seven toriauKreplosek, a Emma Kukloh, Thomas Mrs. Ward o MOCCASIN Glenwood, before Nuptial TOES Mass offered church Dolor? the a by Rev. Felix Reiners. Elizabeth Kutzman, Rose Morris.—'Funeral Marso- services hy'the Rev. FA}: held Reiners July in 8' 6 . were Attending the couple Lucille Lani- on were 0 Attending LEATHER July 6 in Assumption SOLES church Seven Dolors church. by the the lek, Catherine James. 'Opatz, Aldoris Eleanor Anderson, Smith. gan, I Very Rev. John Fearon couple Viola for Mrs. Thomas Walter Koep, Koep. Norman were Kvitek, Verdie Smith. and Osga, Melvina Pietron, Anna Pol— . CORD Ward, SOLES 5%)5512 72, who died July Surviving Mr. and'Mrs. 3. and James Peacock. Steger-Hohn lach, Emma Sbroch,‘ Victoria So- her husband and eight children: Johnson-Schmidt are 6 Herman—Married July in Thomas, Rourke, 12 St. Edward, Francis. Ray- bania, Pauline Sowada, Viola So- Padua.—Married July before Non- 6 SHANEDLINGS a ‘ Charles' church before Nuptial Mrs. mond. Joseph Mass Michele, Mrs. Dan a MM tial Mass offered by the Rev. Vincent wada, Theresa Worzecho, Dorothy offered by the Rev. Joseph Kirchner Harrohan, and Mrs. Ludwig Muehlbaur. were Fettgather in Anthony's St. church -.were Wenztland, Bernadine Wentzman, Laura Hohn, daughter of Mr. Mrs. ‘and Horst Marian Schmidt, Martin daughter of Mr. and Leo Hohn, and Frank Steger, of Mr. Bernich Yamery, son Evelyn Kry- and Mrs. August Schmidt. and Romaine John- Nicholas.——Requiem St. Mass of- Mrs. Walter was and Steger. Attending the of Mr. and Mrs., Ole Johnson. stosek. RFEC'I‘ July son, son fered in St. 7 Nicholas’ church by couple Norma Lester Steger and ~ were The attendants Hilda Vera Gettle, Rev. the Henry Steichen were A. for Martin Hohn. . Schmidt, Lawrence Gettle, Norbert Horst, who died July He 4. 85. was Krupa-Korrnnn , Schmidt. and Lorraine Johnson. Burial the parish in cemetery. was ATHENS . Moore-Bolder Holdingford.—Misa Lorene Korman, ‘ Kolonkicwicz Mrs. Jozefa. FURNACE co.‘ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kor- Patricks.—Before St. Nuptial Mass a THIELMAN Little Falls.——Requiem Mass of- bride became the was of, Maynard offered July in St. Patric man. 1 church by, 5 fered July 12 of in Our Lady Lourdes Peter Krupa, of Mr. and Krupa Mrs. theRev. Roger L. Vossbe son Theresa g, church by the Rev. Zilkoski F. J. for St. Wendel. --_- -‘ of before Nuptial Mass of- Bolder. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ells- a Mrs. Jozefa Kolonkiewicz, 88, who died fered June 8 St. Mary's church by in worth Balder. the became bride of Leo HARDWARE July Surviving 10. children, two Rosenthal. are Paul Attending the Rev. the Moore. Mr. of and Mrs. Irving \ son Illustrated STROBEL’S Ignatius Mrs. Nowakowski and Joseph Geraldine couple were Korman. Justina Oil -\Sioker Moore. Attending Gus the couple Dismantling Mar- ....szna.nc were Kolonkiewicz. There 15 grandchil- Ring. Krupa, are Marcella Arthur Korman, Wedding and and 17.50 jorie sister Moore, bridegroom; of the — . . . dren. Including Federal Tax Sylvester Kukloh. Mary Balder, sister the bride; of Bernard OYHIIS “7.50 $5.000 to ‘ Mrs. Anastasia Winczewski Bolder, brother the bride; Healing of' and Ken- Hodorf-Gusten Jewelers neth Moore, brother of the bridegroom. Sporting Little Goods Falls.—Funeral services were' Sobieski.—Before Nuptial Mass of- a Marie Rau flower-girl and David conducted July was 18 in Our Lady Ha fered July church 7 St. Stanislaus' 0 in Bolder, ring-bearer. Lourdes church by the Rev. F. J. Zil- ‘ by the Rev. Anthony Paints Lamusga, Mary and ' F.O.R‘;.F|N Hunt-Mahlu STANDARD koski for Mrs. Anastasia TH.E,w,oRLoj's Winczewski, Gusten, daughter Andrew of Mr. and Mrs. 81, who died July 10. Surviving the’ St. Cloud—Miss 'Jeanne Mahlum, are Gusten. became the bride John Ho- of following children: Peter, Wausau, Wis,; daughter Mrs. of Milton Mahlum, be- dorf, Mr. Mrs. William Ho- Son of and Sophie, Hermiston, 0re.: Henry, Waite bride the of Norman Hunt, of 0 dorf Royalton. of Attending the couple came son Free, Estimates Park: Angeline Josie, and Little Falls; Mr. Mrs. W. Hunt C. Crosby, be- and of Pauline Gusten, Regina Leuthers, Minn. St. Cloud, were Germain St. 614 St. Frank, San Diego, Ca1it'.; Clarence. Port- fore the Rev. Richard Heid Holy in Marq Hermes, Gusty Pointek, and Ted Our land, 0re.: John, St. Cloud; Gertrude, Angels July 5. Attending the rectory Kelzenberg. on I o St. Paul; Charles and Martin, Dickinson: couple Mary Mahlum, Mary Varner. were Prompt Service Bialka-Marsolck New Store N. Dak.; Stella. Fort Ripley; Gilbert and Joseph, Hunt, Phillip and Koop. \ - Oriole—Before ofiered Nuptial Mass Minneapolis. There grandchildren 50 Powers-Minnehan a are June in Lady Mt.-Carmel 22 our of and 11 great-grandchildren. Brec enridge.—Married June St. 28 in church by the Rev. Leonard Gaida, Mil- John Marika Mary's church before Nuptial Mass of- ‘ a dred is .Marsolek, daughter of Bernard located DANIEL 17 Seventh Ave., at y... , fered Rev. by the Benedict Petermeier Little Falls.—Requiem Mass of- bride was Marsdlek, the of Richard became Grace Minnehan, daughter Mr. of South. fered July in were Just 1/2 block Lady south 9 Our Lourdes of Bialka, of Henry Bialka. Attending on \ son Waite Park and Mrs. Bernard Minnehan, and Dana Phone 214 church by the Rev. J. F. Zilkoski for the couple Margaret Marsolek, were Seventh from Ave. old Powers, Mr. Powers. of and Mrs.‘C. store. John Manka, son our who died July 7.‘ He Mary Ann Sophie was Bialka, KantorLLeona Florence Minnehan and Wayne Powers He 75. is survived by his wife. rial B Bialka, and Leroy, Alphonse, Arthur and ; FUNERAL attended the couple. “in St. Stanislaus’ cemetery at was Bialka. Sobieski. . WilliajMaslowski , Trebiatowski John ,. Sohieski.—Married in 'June 24 St. Little Falls—Funeral 'HOME services were Stanislaus' Nuptial church before Mass a conducted July by the '7 Rev. J. F. Zil— offered by the Anthony Lamusga, Rev. koski in Lady Our Lourdes of church Dolores Maslowski, daughter of Mr. were John Trebiatowski, for died 71, who July and Mrs. Michael Maslowski, and Donald Surviving 5. brothers, Vincent two are Irwin Willis, Mr. Willis. of and Mrs. son and Joseph. Lorraine Johnson Suszka‘and Edward at- Mrs. Mary Nickel INTELLIGENT the tended bridal couple. COURTEOUS, St. Cloud—Requiem Mass offered was Jurek-OlsOn July Anthony’s . 14 in St. church by the MODERN AND FUNERAL Gilman.—Before Nuptial Rev. J. Mass B. Wildenhorg of- for Mrs. Mary a fered June in Sts. Peter Paul’s Nickel, who 21 and 85, died July 11. Surviving . SERVICE FOR MORE THAN church by the Rev.‘V. J. the following Wotzka, Doro— children: Mrs. John are thy Olson. daughter of Mr. and Donken, Mrs. Norbert Dominik, Mrs. and Jo- YEARS. 65 Herbert Olson, became bride seph NickEI, the of Ralph St. Cloud; Mrs. Levin, Oscar Jurek, of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Denver. Calm; Paul, and Anacortes, son Jurek. Attending the couple. Wash. Mar- were Zwacki, Lorraine Urbanski, Richard Plombon garet Frank ‘Jurek, and George Olson. St. (Eleni—Funeral services were con- Udermann-Pfcffer ducted July Holy 17 in Angels church Padua.—Married July An- Frank Plombon, 1 in St. for who died July 14.’ TELEPHONES: thony’s church He before Nuptial Mass 51. Surviving of- his wife and was a are by the Vincent Mrs. fered Rev. :the following Fettgather children: Henry 238-W Office Ann Pfeffer, Wagner, Cloud: daughter of Mr. St. Mrs. and A. L. Stone, were Mrs. Henry Pfeffer, and Charles Residence—1543 Spartenburg, Uder- S. Can: Thomas, Sauk of Mr. Mrs. Valentine Rapids; and Mrs. Emil Michelson, Minne- son mann. Udermann. Attending the apolis; Margaret, couple and Donna, Clara, were Eleven, Seventh North Sieben, Avenue Patricia. Emma Niermann. La- Frank, Theresa, James, Marlene, and Westerberg, Udermann, Francis Roger home. at vonne Ludwig and Pfeffer. Hcmberg‘er, Mrs. Joseph Sr. Sauer-Reber Cloud—Requiem St. Mass offered . was 0sakis.—Married July in the Cathedral 3 Im- July the 19 in of the Immacu- maculate Conception church before Conception late Mrs. Hem- for Joseph a Nuptial Mass offered by the Rev. James Sn, who berger, died July She 16. w : A. Mohm Marie Reber, liter dau Surviving of 74. Mr. Hemberger were are an Mr. and Mrs. John Reber of St. Joseph, Henry. There six grand- son. one are LAWN and Jerome Sauer, Mr. and of Mrs. children. ‘c son \ Sauer Joseph Joseph. of St. The attend- Ringwelski elin Jeanette and Roger Quinn. ants . were Sohieski.—Funeral services were con- Czech-Huschka ducted in Stanislaus' church St. July 17 Elmddle.——Before Nuptial Mass for Celia Ringwelski; died of- 54, who July a in Regular Surviving'brothers fered July 3 St. Edward’s church by sisters 14. and are the Rev. Paul Shurek, Eleanor Huschka. Mrs. Vince Mrs. John Kuka, Cops, and daughter of Mr. Mrs. Andrew John Ringwelski, and Little Falls: Mrs. Huschka, became -the bride of Frank Frank Ringwelski. Datroit, Mich.: Mrs. Czech, Mr. Mrs. John of and Czech. Francis Krafty, St. Cloud; Mrs. Frank son Attending the bridal couple Leona Lashinski. Frank Ring- Swan River; and 9.95 were 31 Metros. Irene Czech, Roman Czech, and welski, Pike Creek? -_ Emil Frank. Nicholas Glleden W" Grittner-Kapsner Brooten.—Requiem Mass offered was Buckman. Miss Regina Kapsner. CLOUD June in 22 St. Donatus’ church by' the ST. -— daughter of Mr. Mrs. Frank and Kapsner, Rev. Thomas Shadeg for Nicholas Glie- Mower the became bride Leo Grittner. of of den, 70, who Surviving died June 19‘. son Mrs. Martha Grittner. before Nuptial the Catherine, following children: a are Michael’s Mass offered July 5 St. Grand in Forks: Margaret, St. Cloud; Sold Ex‘clusively Norge church by the Rev. Celestine George, Kapsner, Brootcn; Veronica. Wiscon- and Mower...$13.ss uncle O.S.B., the bride. Anna of Kapsner. . sin. 322-50 Rosette Kapsner, Catherine Polkhamp. Adams George Reg. Kapsn‘er, Urban and Frank Grittner at- Little Fella—Funeral services were tended the couple. July church conducted Mary’s 16 in St. Schneider-Dietman by the Very Rev. T. Leo Keaveny : for Rockville.—Before of- George Nuptial Mass died July He Adams. who 13. a fered the June 23 in Immaculate Con- 41. Surviving his wife and two was are children, Donald Bernadine. Brothers and Bishop Welch Named and sisters Washing: surviving Mike, ls are Steve Herbert Leaf. Min-J ton; Mrs. and neapolis: Mrs. Mike Salitros. Bowlus; Indians’ Beautiful Sky Mrs. Henry Scott, Proctor; Mrs. and Julius Scott, Hines. Ball Club, Minn—The climax to War Martyr Honored Whisks through grass the Eucharistic Indian 1 Congress . . Guuam.-—Catholics Agana, from held St. Joseph’s and mission at evenly in smoothly cuts was throughout Guam journeyed the to the initiation Bishop A. of Thomas less with effort. tomb the Jesus time, lesa of Rev. Duenas at Duluth Welch' into the White of Solemn Inajaran. A Memorial Oak band Chippewa Indians. of Has oversize ball-bearings Mass offered there for the was Wilson of Bali Club, Minn, Ed beheaded treated, priest, in action. 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