St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
August 6, 1948 · Page 3 of 4
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THE ST. CLO'U n REGISTER Kids' ’Just Like S. U. ATENTIoN Farm the Down on Come B y over SJ. ADAMS, J. ANTHONY Coke for Truckers Grainmen Farmers — - elsewhere in Europe for June, Digest for Reader’s or one The ' taken from squib carried year. 1943, a ' , No the what farmer is Selling that and one pays Advertising gave delivered. the He does work, Journal, not CANVAS Farm HEAVY ARMY the EXTRA authority its as the feed, takes loss. for the fig- took its probably pays in which turn is What his gain? He net Situa— Agricultural ' cer— the from ures Proof’ Fireproof 0 Rot 0 Waterproof will not tainly buy publica— USDA on a car other new tion some or the gain of beef cattle—un- 13 net tion. 0' IOthID UNDII AUVNOIH‘V COCA‘COLA - \‘H! MADE ORDER COMPANY TO IV SPECIAL SIZES less it is kiddy-car for a new Selling: and Advertising Says ," COCA-COLA Junior. BOTTLING CO., ST. CLOUD, MINN. stead- inflated prices have “While There is just bit of much too l a only has who the money ily for man shouting this about the supposed Only Guaranteed 9: ft. of It's Used, but power’ ‘buying the spend, sq. to . . . “haul” the farmer is making. " 9 has and wheat milk, cattle, eggs, that he his . Granted if head he uses With 1940 increased—comparing OUTLET STORE CLOUD ST. makes good least satisfying at or a automobiles of the cost rose 1947, living; fellow but the next so can people, city for $1,219 $699 to from if he invest much capi- to wants as First Street South and Avenue Fifth cattle for beef 13 from.17 to fell t'al, learn thoroughly the as com— refriger- like In farmers. manner, plicated technique good agricul- of ‘ $194.50, $154.50 to from ators rose and work hard the ture, as as or- JOE A. KOZEL, hogs; Manager five 20 to fell from ra- but dinary intelligent farmer. fell $32.65,. $25 to from dios rose Statements in national maga- milk— of eight 13 from to cans STAR BRAND POWER zines do always necessarily BUILT not I. I I T A 0 N F D whole the truth. Econo- represent . economic farming if Now an juggling be amusing as mic may an ad- had the has really enterprise form of but the recreation, jug- 'Dented That Fender, On Get Estimate To Our sales boys, the by implied ,, vantage gler should try keep the books to Wrecked Job Car. Repaint land— great a or should expect balanced—that is the important one Poll Parrot Shoes for the Children of the part movement ward of the part act. on WHEEL BALANCING ALIGNING FRONT END — disadvantaged. It. folk so urban so STEERING and SERVICE COMPLETE BRAKE been has trend the that in happens WEDDINGS 616 St. Germain Street St. ' Cloud, Minn. that Maybe direction. opposite the and modern equipment experienced workmen Our ‘ the proof that sort'of is at some serVice your are dollar- is public American more MEGARRY' advertiser clever the BUICK co. than wise DIOCESE IN 5T. CLOUD suspect. would , Libor- Father St. Cloud Telephone 112 friend, Square Court House good Our “THEY LOOK JUST LIKE and behave just like who O.S.B., Morgenschweis, any ius with non—Catholic kids little little Catholic I Why other met. himself “the calls man or ever NEW Zettel-Dugas 5 lives STORE who and whiskers” big the U. S. All” This is what Monsignor take them into the John R. not Belle Prairie.—Miss Viola Dugas. Men—RET’IPENBEIIMTESH calls For Nebraska, in farmers Denver, Colo. of the six Catholic Charities Mulroy of of experts among one daughter Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon of items few over- attention to ton the U. S. making of DP in Europe, of these DP a the bride Lyle Zettel, Dugas, became of CLOTHES! camps a says that he story Hazel- in the T'ex.. of Mrs. Charles Cactus. looked Ukrainians, Lithuanians, Latvians, and Czechs, they news orphans. Poles, son Nuptial Ripley, before SQUARE SHOES! kamp of Fort CROSBY foster calculated a to i considers mis- “These the‘ Prien, Germany. the who in at are The camp ones are Home are in of Florsheim Holy Family church by Mass offered Shoes; liable to and understanding arouse revealingly. 'The than 100,000 well,” Monsignor Mulroy the Rev. Henri Pellet. Mrs. Paul De- more says I against sentiments our unwelcome Rosier the bride attended matron of Hart, cared for by staff members he best such children being Schaffner THE as to and Marx Cloth- camp are brides- Genevieve honor and Stoltman population. as farming parises'the American and British social their ability. The prelate of Dugas bestmnn. maid. Edmund » was ing. that points out personal sacrifice. Liborius workers who assisting at great Father Wallgren-Langer are . sell _13 simply not does "NEW ES" CLOTH farmer July Bluffton.—-—Married before 27 a a five offered by the Rev. C. M. Nuptial Mass and the cattle get beef or car, 9 a St. Mary’s Bldg. Cloud St. Propagation The for Society John’s church Mag- Haunt in St. were refrigera- home bring and hogs a daughter Mrs. of Mr. and dalene langer, STORE. c‘alled something is There pro- tor. Ervin Wallgren. Paul Langer, and son lne..,(LegaI Title) 0i lhe Failh. the far- plague Wallgren. At- Mr. Mrs. Algot that of and duction costs Joseph couple Mrs. tending the . the were do they much quite as as mer Dorothy Wallgren, John Langer. Kupfer, production (Farm industrialist. Building Longer. Institute Raymond and 50-per— last Larson-Goeden were year expenses Cloud a. Office Opposite the Post St. total in the MINN. than CLOUD, ST. (‘ higher Verndale.——Before Nuptial Mass cent gross a church July Frederick’s offered 24 in St. 1939.) Land in earned income farm Zutphen, Rev. A. J. 0.S.C., by the Missions van and Foreign Home machinery prices, taxes, _prices, daughter of Mr. and Bernice Goeden, construction feeds, become the bride Peter Goeden, labor Mrs. costs, ma- Mrs. Harry Larson, Mr. and of of Dutch total the in figure son all terial, must HENRY FRANK, Diocesan Director REV. New Maytag Oven Gas coup‘ie Range Attending the ‘ John Larson. were hog. But beef raising of cost or a Dulian. Boyer and Anthony Eileen itself is Marketing all. 40.00 is that not deceased) ..$ Dingmann-Ritter (living Perpetual Member 100,000 FARMERS or .......... (Marketing costs another Lorraine Ritter, Chokio. Miss expense. 1.00 Member (1 year) -— Ordinary Ritter, daughter Mr. and Mrs. John .. in 1947 of higher 55—per-cent .............. .. .............. were the Family Mem- (known the bride Richard Dingmann. Membership became of Special period.) as 1935—39 the during than ' Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dingmann of son enrolled, We know that the nine the Rendering Plants listed bership—-hesides transporta— added to be want this you To Minneapolis. before Nuptial Mass of one can a in Mary’s church. figures offered June 19 St. According to enrolled he losses. deceased. below tion others, living co-operalively operated and owned by may are now or The Lois Ann Ritter, attendants were Loss Stock‘ National Live the of 6.00 Farmers Farm for year) for Patrons. Cash Smith. paid for animals Mrs. Jim Bonnie Mae Bitter, large one loss the 1947 board, in ............................................ .. Prevention Anderson. Duane Dingmann, and Stewart of education for the (with A Perpetual Burse" hides on). Useful for gifts small animals. ‘ young a and rail Williamson-Ritter by livestock transit of in .................-.....-...._$1,500.00 priesthood. the for For Prompt million Mary’s Sanitary Removal Chokio.—Married June in St. of 70 5 amounted to truck man Nuptial Mass offered church before million a 75.00 of 25 for catechist short of just pounds, For the upport one year a Billmayr the Rev. Math J. by were ...... -. also This worth. dollars repre- Lillian daughter of Mrs. student through Joyce Ritter. scholarship supporting A one mil- six of four to Ritter. Leo Williamson, of Mr. Sented and Waste son a 600.00 his seminary William. Virnig Mrs. R. M. Jeanne and course amount grain, bushels of lion an .................................... .. ‘Call couple. attended the and Eugene Rittei- Collect Our Nearest Station to major food the supply would that White-Weidner will be but in WITH A SAFARI ON try, , people underfed pagan soon we 700,000 needs of Albany .390 Cloud—Miss Elaine Weidner. ..500 Milaca St. the lands, where light of Gos- the GROUP UNIVERSITY ...................... Mrs. Walter Weid- ...................... daughter Mr. and of Alexandria ...339 ..800 More first My pel fast. White. is pentrating bride Aaron became the of MODERNIZING HOME . received ner. has been Good ................ ....................... news White. Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and of Brainercf the Azandi will be with ..175 son ..425 Onamia contacts FINANCING HOME . Anglo-Egyptian from Khartoum, Nuptial Mass Minneapolis, before of a. . ................. .................... Southwestern and Dinkas in whére Cold Spring 26 church by Father H. Four- ..671 Pierz Paul's G. July in St. Sudan, ANDERSON offered 20 J. F. primitive Sudan, the peoples .............. .................... Attending the John Denery. the Rev. most University of nier, W.F.. with the Foley ..234 77 Richmond Weidner, Claire Mercedes couple C0. LUMBER Africa. As gradually were of are ........................ ................ .. African expedition we California’s Law- Lou Ellenbecker, and Anna White, ..23 Freeport 165 ’.....108 St. Cloud getting big into or country, game Robert unit), Jr. Ushers arrived White. (navy medical .......... rence were MATERIAL ..... .. re- (BUILDING there ought be interesting Glenwood ..400 ..5'67 .Souk'Centre Murphy. John Weidner, and to .tough cently after journey a .................. ..... ...... ... Heel Schrantz-Van about. Remem- things tell ' to ..184 you Little Falls ..773 Starbuck COAL Nubian PAINT AND through Lybian and the ~; Nuptial Mass Souk Centre—Before ber prayers.” ................ a in ............... me your deserts. Minn Prairie 65?: Cloud. Long .195 Swonville' St. Paul‘s church by rennin... offered July in St. 24 180 ‘ v .: . . . .. Valeria Van . . . N. Kramer, Rev. M. the “Sharing hardships -gener- ” ...244‘, Melrose ..183 Wadeno our Mrs. Frank Heel, daughter of Mr. and ......... .. ................... brought ously has close B O O K S very bride the been became us Van Heel of Freeport, There has quite l never gas a range together," Father Fournier. the late Mr. said Schrantz, of of Don . MoIitor Co. Drug LONG PRAIRIE RENDERING C0. son like this! Schrantz Slayton. Automatically Arthur of and Mrs. cooks for meal “Whenever possible, I have the a Louise Van Attending the couple were READING VACATION you’re the prelates the and while meet by AGENCY the famous, REXALL Schrantz. Alison Min- men Heel Bernard and away, Long Prairie, Minn. missionaries. have Up Lansing ushers. Marvin and ette to were now we Specialty never-equalled Prescriptions Dutch Oven Method. a traveling been in Moslem Neumann Toiletries & Supplies coun- Kodak Story The Therese 7 of ST. CLOUD RENDERING WORKS Using the Dutch Oven, Dutch Cooker MINN. CLOUD. Story" ST. "Greatest Albert Shimberlz Paul \ Belgian Hierarchy Meets _ Well, Sizzle-Serve Broiler, or'operat- World Too Small 3 St. Cloud, Minn. " gasstove, Maynard modern Theodore like Brussels—Major topics discus-' . ing it other , _ any Aired World Is to City Granite Saint Ignatius sed the annual meeting at of the you’ll be delighted with imprOVed its Christopher Hollis Belgian Hierarchy included Co. Electric re— all-around performance. Come FoiTorm'TPolrons for in "Opei'otled ligious Co-operolively problems affecting Belgium Mohawk; Delicious Glory of the Dutch Oven Cook- . Ever S “The Greeatest SERVICE t I o r y demonstration and Western Europe, social soon! modernized! ELECTRICAL LeCompte-Werum a Inz COMPLETE movew now that radio Told,” the SAVINGSfR-ETURNED I program and the importance merits, of‘com- Fixtures .TO YOU Wall and Floor Trails Along Sioux Crusadi-ng Lighting Christ — teachings of the dramatizes v bating extremist atheist creeds. Installations. Plug Claudia, 0.5.3., PILD. Sister M. SHOP broadcast in this and is country v THE MAYTAG Cardinal Joseph Van Roey, Arch- MINN. CLOUD. ST. the by Light ABC twork Lady of the Our n over bishop of Malines, presided. The da Rubber and Fonesca Barthas Goodyear Tire com- an Most Rev. Fernando Papal Cento, W iThe public service program, Christ pany as a Nearest Nunpio Man Belgium, attended. to to Tel. the broadcast being is to L. Filas, SJ. en- F. WARD now Cloud 49 12 5th 50.. St. FOURTH Ave. facilities through the world tire CHRISTMAS RELIGIOUS Prairie Long World-Wide Broadcasting of the CARDS MARKET ' foreign than 58 foundation. More distinct positively cards These as are broadcasts the will hear countries and picture, desxgn religious in art to Gulfkowakl Couple Note loo shortwaved through they text. as are WRUW, MEATS WRUL, and stations BOOK CATHOLIC Invited Public Is The WRUX. GROCERIES Every the 50th Jubilee’ year peo- broadcasting through Shortwave HOME-MADE aréa this ple of ’to SHOP the July GIFT stations began 25, re- these 8. SAUSAGE on The will indefinitely. and continue joice the fun and at Long Prairie. Mr. and Cloud broadcasting time is 4:45 St. present N. 9th Ave. 403 ——- Bldg. Instilute’ the Values of Ben- Sunday. The EDST, eVery p.m., Mrs. John 2052-53 Wienhold of the PHONE Cloud, Minn. 51. from broadcast will be ton County Fair. programs Years! 39 Established St. Mary Carmel of Mt. original the recordings of the par- pro- Church Festival owns Plan- right to as in this heard by listeners now grams ish celebrated their golden wed- country. attend this year’s I ding anniversary June 27 at on a Told” “The Greatest Story Ever High Mass offered their in parish bigger and better previously been shortwaved has to fihurcfiq by the Very George Rev. Fair. various of the world and to parts LOURDES LADY OF OUR ' dinner A served for auc was . armed forces. Several of the V V our relatives and friends. have been translated Side) (West programs Mr. and Mrs. Wienhold were AFTERNOON ‘ foreign languages. Choose THURSDAY into EVENING. .FRIDA‘Y married " June MINN. 28, in St. 1898, FALLS, LITTLE - . . brief vaCation. After summer a James. Their attendants, Mr. and Story Ever Told” “The Greatest I l2lh 13lh' August and Mrs. John Wienhold of Princeton, see: me , domestic broadcasts ‘ will on resume the golden anni- present at were ABC Sunday. ' the network on The jubilarians have versary. rue son CHILLS THRILLS SPILLS lived in the community since 1914 Chalice - - Century 15th and retired from farming four WHO MAN V 15th August Sunday, years Accidents ago, Purpose on Welsh London.——A 15th-century KNOWS They the parents of seVen are after the chalice, taken Europe to children: John, Jacob, Fran k, and be- Revolution Protestant K now Mary, and Mrs. Herman Schmidt, PADDY. NOLAN. Benedictines, will the longing Evening to and Afternoon all of Long Prairie; Mrs. Albert Michael Archbishop by be used Dreher, Compton, Calif; DISTRIBUTED B" and Mrs. when he cele— McGrath Cardiff, of and His 1 Frank Fuerstenburg, St. Joseph. (to. Bridgend, Glam- Mass brates cream at Kemp’s Ice They have nine grandchildren. Eistedd- national MOTOR organshire, the MANIACS. at festival. fod, Welsh +++ 567 Phone \ Attendants Adults Admission: Included MINN. CLOUD. ST. REFRESHMENTS‘ 55¢ Children 35¢ Tax Jubi and Iarians GAMES LUNCH I Afternoon - - P.M. 2:30 THIELMAN \ Evening O BIROHMONT ‘ _' P.M. 7:45 HARDWARE 7 l. CIRCUS A New FLOUR Saturday Sunday Afternoon 8. Evening- 8. Goods Sporting PLYMOUTH . . . Paints and Big Bill Blomberg’s New & Novel AUTOMOBILE is It because their baking, for ACTS CIRCUS WILD WEST SHOW, BIG ’ “Tops” in and is fine of texture O . 25 Quality. Riders and Performers 1551 N A5132th ‘ Our Cowboys & Cowgirls, Trick Rid- BY _______ CLOUD Store New ST. MILLED IN & Ropers Children ....'_50c ‘ ers ________ Included Taxi 50 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK May Yours Be Go. lflilling Gloud 'Sl. Ave.. Seventh 17 located is Prairie WIENHOLD of Long a! 14.1.5} MRS. JOHN AND MR. 12-13 AUGUST Automobile Booth Visit the south block V2 South. Just on They jubilee June wedding 27. golden marked their are 570 . Phone No. 7th 116 Ave. old from Seventh store. Ave. Mr.'and Mrs. our of attendants 50 (center) with their pictured years ago, Wienhold of Princeton. John