REGISTER September 3, Friday, 1948 THE ST. CLOUD ‘ - Clergy Surnmer Win‘ Honors l i This Duluth M I S S A ~ L S DANIEL Saint Mary—St. Anflrew The Catholic—The Roman New Get Assignments My Sunday—fl Pray the Mass [FUNERAL 'Book Prayer Adults for Duluth.—Clergy appointments Blessed Be God ‘» in Diocese the of Duluth an— were " ' My Spiritual Guide HOME .“ this nounced week by Bishop ’ [Sacred Manual Heart W ’,. Thomas Welch follows: SPECIALS as Holy Queen Holy I,- Father Joseph Vovk—of Yugo— Catholic' Girl’s Guide slavia St. - Anthony’s church, to Ely, . Emmanuel ' A assistant pastor. . _ p Key of Heaven ' A.“ Father Edward COURTEOUS, Oettiker—as- . INTELLIGENT CAIIT Catholic Pocket ' Manual ' sistant MARBLE. St. Anthony’s pastor at AND MODERN Maria Ave FUNERAL 3 church, Ely, Blesed Sacrament to . A ‘9' Holy V; Ghost Praper Book , ‘ SERVICE church, Hibbing, assistant FOR MORE THAN as , pas. God and My Heart 37c ‘ 48c 69c tor. ' 65 YEARS. Catholic Boy's Guide , Father A. Bernard Roy—pas- Manual of Catholic Devotions tor St. John’s at church, Hill City , '7 Children ‘1 Prayer Book‘ the and Mission for of St. James, BUNS I dozen.....'...\ o Swatara, to St. Francis Assisi’s of 'GREETING CARDS per _ .............. church, Carlton, and the missions ANNIVERSARY g. TELEPHONES: , of Cromwell §£“'§E.f.:?i..°_£2¥£fi 19¢ and Wright, Censuses.“ pas- as tor. ' Office 238-W . . Father John Kausek—assistant FEASTSIYJIQEEYII‘EIDDING / I Residence—1543 pastor Blessed at Sacrament a \ COXS I BAKERY church, Hibbing, lane- St. John’s, to “Transom Eleven, Seventh Avenue Hill City, North and St. Cloud the Mission of St. 8.’ James, - Swatara, pastor. - as CATHOLIC so.‘ BOOK 71h AVE. ‘u 24 Father L“ Elie Savoie, O.M.I., from . and assistant pastor to pastor the GIFT‘SHOP of ' . . ~ St. GAMBLE BLOCK Jean Baptiste parish, Duluth. Féther MInn.’ Vernon Miller, O.S.B., Institute ST. CLOUD. MINN. Building, PAINTS—WALL St. Cloud, "PAPER from John’s St. abbey, College- ville, to St. Clement’s cIouIF parish, .sT. Du- luth, assistant pastor. as Paint and wall keep home looking smart paper can your as Breckenridge Nurses well the walls and woodwork. See large selec- as preserve our “Ian’s smne tion of paints and wall beautiful THE in DRUM AND BUGLE! CORPS colors and modern of queline ‘Wampach, papers Irene Sticka, and‘Marguerite Attend'3-Day Retreat / designs. Cathedral high Mische; second Virginia school, Emmel, Mary Lou shown above, will row, _ Weber, Joann Bastien, Mary Noehring, Ann Dorris complete its on’ successful schedule Labor Breckenridge—A summer three-day _____J re- Schultenover (drum majorette), Lantz, Jean Joan KOERBER sun?" The Home of day by appearing in Tracy. The performed treat from Sunday corps evening to Florsheim PAINT Shoes: Donna Voigt, and Rose Mary Witschen; Lantz, both home and of the city during at out the Wednesday morning summer of this week Helen Faust, Stal- back Nancy Lampert, Joan I months and first place row, in its classification in Hart, Schaffner made by won and Marx student Cloth- was of nurses v Mardelle berger, Schneider, Carol Kosel, Marilyn both Aquatennial ,parades Minneapolis. in Left to . St. Francis’ school of nursing. Fa- Printy, Lurretia Stafford, Mary Jane Schultenover, ing. right, front Eileen Steinworth, Marilyn ~; ther Fred row, are Kampsen of Clarissa 20 Sixth " So. Ave. St. Cloud, Minn. Kneusel, Betty Nancy Burns, Carol Colleen Burns, Clara Mohs, Held, Marjorie Nahan, Ann Mullally, conducted the retreat exercises Schoener, and Mari- Carol Mercedes Weidner, K-nall, Celine Saucr, Donna Gilbert, Marlene Delaria, Jac— and conferred the St. Mary’s Papal. Blessing Bldg. 5:. Cloud photo) Kost.——-(Bob Molitor quline Schwartz, Betty Koshiol, Ellen Knettel, Jac- anne Wednesday morning. “ Retreatants g included the h incom- Serve Arch bi Reeshing , Moss, Four Brothers o p s ing of students, groups present students, and the 1948 graduates. Address Will Commencement exercises were held Wednesday evening. Father Roger L. Vossberg, St. Cloud, de- Newmani‘tes ldivered the commencement ad- ' DRINK JOE ress. Manager‘ A. KOZEL, FOR ASK St. J h Archbishop Paul. n o POWER BUILT — STAR BRAND Murray will address G g o r e r y from priest-chaplains and students WORKSHOES universities and colleges 500 some Twin Stateshin the the United of the national Cities for convention DELICIOUS Solemn clubs, of Newman 'at for a Poll Parrot Shoes Children IOVTLEQ Au‘lllOlm UNDER of "VI COCA-COLA (001041. Iv Coca-Cola ICE CREAM v Olaf’s church in in St. down- Mass . Bottling Co., St. Cloud Minn. Minneapolis Sunday, Sept. town on Minn. Germain 616 st. religious Street concluding func- 5, the Cloud, St. CONLON tion. ' l . d1- Father Leonard P. Cowley, Construction Co. club the the Newman rector of at Minnesota, .University is in of 12 Second Avenue, N.E. the charge for of arrangements which Fri- convention, will sr. FLOWERS CLOUD. 'MlNN. open hotel, Sept. Radisson 3, the at a. m :4 following Dialogue Mass 8:30 at a mas-mm in church. St. Olaf’s 'e‘fi'd'nfl'u'I-‘U'i'fs am. For Health .for the The executive committee of OCCASIONS. ALL . . . federation will Newman club meet Funerals EAT evening. Thursday Weddings of priest- A three-day conference Ii E III P ’ S 'the chaplains 'College St. of at Dances ' Thomas will precede the conven- Birthdays tion. . lnstanl . Herold Father chaplain of Kost, Frozen W Anniversaries I the club Newman St. Cloud MATFHEWS at cIIEAIII IcI-z Teachers’ college, will attend. FLORIST the ‘ addition convention In the to . proceedings there will be social Hotel St. Cloud 567 functions the the hotel and at on Tel. 1 Phone 746 Open Evenings university. the at campus . M Thomas’ CoI'Ieg St. M Will Enroll 2,100 at Cloud ‘Now Store Your St. - - ~ tasks. See to you Paul.—-Enrollment St. St. at Offering Special Big-Booming St. Wlll Thomas’ college this fall total equal last year’s record high Of War Surplus the’Rev.'Dona1d of 2,100 students, the that make secrets J. Gormley, registrar, ounc'ed a an plans for registration opening of as BLANKE Sept 13 completed. were Seven hundred students “ new are NORGE OIL-BURNING be enrolled, will of whom 650 be to incoming freshmen. A 10 cent per drop in indicated. is veterans Whereas 40 of cent year a ago per HOME HEATER the class freshman GIs, only FOUR SONS of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Knase of Long were 30 this year’s of cent per group Prairie altar in boys St. Mary of Mt. Carmel’s church are will ex-service be men. They to’ there. left right, Donald, Roger, John, and James. The are, More than students will also 600 boys four pupils in St. Mary’s parochial school. are be enrolled in the newly established 100% BRAND NEW wooI - x. ROTC‘unit air St. Thomas’ col- at gFuneraI Held Richmond in , lege, according Frank Maj. A. to D. ARMY Marine- O. Flower, professor military of sci— WHITE and Most tactics. of these will ence For Veteran Businessman be the draft deferred from to en- them able continue their studies to .55 uninterrupted. Green Medical Richmond—A member 5 0-year and Clemens .det. From the 5 of the Catholic Order of Forest- Knights of Columbus honorary } and the Knights of Columbus pallbearers Earl J. Meinz, ers were laid here Tuesday to Nehring, 5 Ed rest Frank Ramler, Ed was on 6.66 10.88 of last following week Solemn Schnettler, Leo Kost, : and Ray a {Requiem Mass in Sts. Peter Bruning. and Mr. Schwankl also ' was Paul’s church. 5 active member of_ St. Joseph’s an ,He Joseph Schwankl, society. 76, was 1 ' who h‘ome died- Aug. in 21 his fol- , Mr. Schwankl of Rich— was one lowing illness of four months. an mond’s oldest businessmen. He USED WITH SMALL HOLES MENDS es Father or Anthony Ronellenfitsch, tablished drug store here back a O.S.B., pastor, offered the Mass, in 1896' from which business he Navy ‘ Gray 0.D. ARMY assisted by Father Gallus Fell, retired about two years ago. O.S.B., Cold Spring, and Father Born in Passau, Germany, on Cyprian Seitz, 0.8.8.. of Albany. Oct. 27, he 1872, Amer- to came Father Burkhard Arnheiter, 2.33 2.88 ' ica with his parents at 11 of years O.S.B., master of ceremonies. , was and settled Belle Prairie at in age Active pallbearers Dr. S. Morrison were He county. was em- - H. Koop, Joseph Doll, Norbert ployed farm hand Belle as a near Plantenberg, Norbert Straus, 4J0- Prairie later and in Browns Drug White seph Roettger,‘ Army and Mike Bakes. in Little store Falls. In he too'far 1896 away, It’s not be to thinking Honorary about pallbearers from the found opening MIA 0an in Richmond an Foresters Joseph Haffley, were for ‘drug he store. In 1900 built a heater Condition I heaters. Get Anton Nierenhau- Fuecker, Tony oil-burning Medical his building which is your still COUPON own now oc- Georgefloa, Jacob Schleper, sen, cupied drug by Gilbert store N0 HOLES-N0 a as and- ' / yourself Harmening. of enough .oil asSure last to thids Parish Souk GREAT THE in 7.77 In June, he 1897, married Eliz- WAR MINNEAPOLIS the winter. Seethe abeth complete Diedrich linetof Rihchond. ' N at' Five SURPLUS STORE orges 2-Week Having Mission children to born the union. Gemin Street, were St‘ 504 I wife His survives with 'fromoneroomtosevenatsIVIN four chil— Minn. Cloud, St. SKI’S.‘ ' dren: Wilfred, Sauk Rapids; Ed- $ Find Please Enclosed S-auk Rapids—A two-week mis- ...... .. mund, Cold Spring, Hildegardej Navy Green 6 Please Send '66 sion is in in Sacred now progress ewe - ........................ .. er rInt s m St. Paul; Elmer, Richmond. There . Heart parish here. ..&..§....al.:..ll \ grahdchildren. 14 ADfREESIS are Father Ernest ‘Miller, C.SS.R., BLUEBIRD ....... FOR HAPPINESS DIAMONDS Medical Brothers .V and sisters surviving Ad 2 ostage and Father Louis Miller, mg C.SS.R., an c Army 0‘ D' Henry, Paul; St. John, Breck- conducting are the daily mission are ' ‘SIROBEI'S enridge; Edward, Richmond; Au- exercises, this week for the Blankets All women 5.66 St. Cloud; Mrs. gust, Frank Snit- and girls of the parish, and next tel, Cedar Rapids, Ia.‘ . 'f week for the of the FullBedSize' parish. Are men Jewelers ~ The mission will ,— be concluded Jr.» on . . ,.~_. . .. ~ »,_c_oI'w.:c.;. Sept. 12. A few ANSWERS \ -' conferences T0 QUIZ will be , KI‘S 614 St. Germain St. given the 1a to school 2-b 4-c children 3-a 5-b 6-b 8-b 7-c next v St. THE' GREAT I Cloud, Minnesota Week. 98. 10b. A - Minneapolis War Surplus Store I Krelze's Over Wm‘éfifl’t"? . GLASSES T F T. E D ,DINNDORF I PAINT WALLPAPER STORE ' .41- ‘ ’ ‘ I . Surplus—in A Pittsburgh Paints Amerida LargestStocks of War cLouII ' Painting Contractor 504 Varnihes sT. GERMAIN. ST. —- ' PROMPTL’Y REPAIRS MADE Imperial Washable Wallpaper. I Dr. R. Ii. .Oolberg Tel. 435 7th 12 ~50. Ave. St. Cloud OPTOMETRIST , \