REGISTER THE ST. CLOUD ' " PAGE 'Reb’uried I “t . Abeln Brothers PLUMBING Schellinger KNAPP ' & CONLON Bros. I TSCHUMBERIIN : , . ,, Molltor . Drug Co. Aw f" HEATING I J BUILDERS In. Snelling Fort Rites Construction ; Co. REXALL AGENCY ' FUNERAL _ Specialize HOME” Reliable Contractors We specialty Prescriptions ‘ 12 a Second — Avenue, pt... N.E. a“. Kodak Churches, Supplies & I ” Schools, new Toiletries 'Hospitals I '0 0 . ST. CLOUD. “INN. ST. 14th So. CLOUD, 121 Ave. St. Cloud MINN. their 508 an. Av. N. St. Cloud reburial Joint services Phone Ifio-W' for brothers two who St. Cloud. Minn. lost ' World II held lives in Aug. 25 in the Fort Snelling were war national cemetery The brothers, Lt. Eugene M. Abeln and Pvt. Delphin 'J. Abeln, Abeln, of Mrs. Anna V. Clearwater, and the were sons Abeln. late George H. Lt. Eugene Camp Maxey, and Camp Hood. lost his life in the Battle of the Later he graduated from the Bulge 1944. Dec. Delphin 24, Pvt. was advanced in Fort Benning, killed April 1945, 11, at course was Ga., October, 1943, going Schweinfurt, Germany. overseas August, 1944, serving with the Surviving mother; their two \ are .To equal the of beauty Alfred of brothers, and Theodore fall wedding—two rings a. Cy- Clearwater; sisters, Mrs. two closely mated as as Cloud, Mrs. rilla Rossman, St. and . hearts. two Come in iinoesucxhnoco. Merwin Minneapolis. Eu- Schurke, . and fine stock see our is his also survwed by gene of Kaynar and engagement Heberling. Mrs. Glenn Their wife, weddmg sets- rim; V July 14, father died 1947. awe * .7?“- 1919, Born June 4, Lt. Eugene STROBEL’S April enlisted infantry in the 17. n Snellmg, he 1939, Fort where at JEWELERS & ,/ Seflt. bugler V period. He for served OPTOMETRISTS 1 a as = , we‘l- STREET attended DOS Fort then Ben- at .614 ST. GERMAIN Days: Starts A. 3 Dec. ning, Ga., being commissmned ST. CLOUD, MINN. D. d» {O a; CI" H N H H d- d- v 5 < (D 0 (I) :3 ..- s: H :3 m (D H ) s ‘11 Robinson, O Camp ' :5 E .5 on 3 ’U m Eugene Abeln D. J. 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He entered service a BAcK a Fort Snelling at June 23, 1944, E s following his graduation from St. E GIVEN WITH ‘EACH , Cloud Technical high school. June g :0 of the he entered Camp same year E Hood, Texas, for 17 weeks’ basic training, then had to report at ..T0 Fort Meade, Md., for embarkation SUPER SILVERTONE xWill!!!"||Illflillflllfllflfliflllflfllfllllfllfllllfllimmmflfllll||Illillllllllllfllulillllllmllllliill Dec. 22, 1944. He overseas on . served with Gen. Patch’s Seventh with the 42nd Rainbow divi- army \SOHOOL sion scout and killed as a was on April 11, 1945, Schweinfurt, RADIO at PHONOGRAPH Germany. I Clergy of Paul St. \ Archdiocese -, Given New 7 Appointments Outfit Them correctly SAVE YOU 95.00 With Wire Recorder Paul.—Clergy :2. St. appointments . this announced in week the Arch- AT weeen’s and diocese of St. Paul include «the following: Automatic Clock . . . The Rev. Henry B. 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