a,” .. .:.,s t v "October ST.'CLOUD THE REGISTER a, 1948 Friday, FIVE PAGE A SchoOIs VOWS MARRIAGE RENEW TO Polish FLOWERS ‘ fit I co. SCHNEIDER ELOORINO I 1 Mayhew Loke Couple Will Note €5.13" S b j cl lo ASPHALTI—JIUBBER e u & CORK TILE OCCASIONS ALL for 428 l6th Ave. No. Phone l834—W St. Cloud, Minn. -‘ 50th Ahniversory Oct- NE: Many 'Reforms' Funerals on .7, Weddings ¢ t“ Dances . fl , “ REV. STANLEY F. BORUCKI By Birthdays opening schools in Poland The of Cold Spring COF I Hospital “reforms” streamlined will Cloud Anniversaries :. see Saint religious and chang in education. MATTHEWS outlined ,the A by FLORIST the gram, new p Seals ministry culture, will adopted of be Officers hospif'i‘i": l A modern, well-equipped all schools. This will in decree Cloud Hotel St. public private edu- affiect all and tal, with well-organized staff ‘ a Evenings Open 746 Phone cational institutions. In pre-war of physicians , and specialists. ‘ Poland teaching religion of was Cold Spring—New officers of Conducted by compulsory, credits given and the Sisters the 1 of were Catholic Order Foresters will of for completion such of installed courses. be formally the Octo- at .Btayerbooks Catholics, and Jews, Protestants “Order of St. ber meeting society, Benedict the of with 7 teachers, who had their . own were Nick F. Thielman of Avon, state . ~~"Rosaiies; the paid by government. court trustee, conducting .,’ the cere- r ~ W 'W the optional Today ' Sick Call Sets courses are monies. and sign card stat- parents must social a with A musical entertain- Medals Chains and children ing that they w'sh their SAUK is ment planned for the occasion, - CENTRE No/scholastic . study religi to n. which will be attended by the Crucifixes the credit is given for courses now. wives and friends sees, the nIE of members. In Poland I had in stay my The committee in charge is headed Andrew’s St. These Friendly Business Firms interview-With Stanislaw Skrze- by THE. an son Roman DeWentcr, chairman, Appreciate and Deserve Your Culture. Patronage skewski,'the Minister of Missals Daily and includes Albert Stein, A. Ted outlined the He for IMHO MAN me govern- J. Krebsbach, Michael G. Klein, , Bibles ment’s plans education. for music chairman, Henry Theisen, N. 1 Schools Destrd-ycd Eldred Peters, Alfred Ludivig. and HATCHERY? Holy Water GOPHER ' STATE A 50-year will be award presented Poles “The today have tre- a \ ‘ Fred V. to Stein by Theilman. Mr. FOntS ahead mendous themselves job of ‘\~ New Officers Listed education," field said. in the of he Sank Centre Poultry Headquarters . New officers elected last THE the at “During the from 1939 to FRITZ-CROSS war Proven DISTRIBUTED B! STAR CHICKS * meeting regular ,' lost thousands teachers of 1945 are: we Leaders Elmer Eichers, chief the concentration and in ranger; camps on Dependable Diamostie Service Kemp’s Gream‘flo. Frank Ice J. Theis, vice chief battlefields. Twenty-five range; I cent RETAIL STORE per Albert Stein, A. chief ranger; past killed. The educators of were our Laurence Thielman, J. treasurer; schools either of majority ‘STYLE were our NATHE 567 Phone SHOP Roman De Wenter, recording ST. CLOUD, MINN. despoiled by destroyed in- sec- or Fred Stein, financial V. retary; vadcrs.” IT. CLOUD. MINN. . H Theisen, secretary; N. Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse r y Fischer e n Under the Nazi policy, MEN’S, out- WOMEN’ S AND CHILDREN’S as speaker; Spoden, Raymond PRAIRIE trustee lined Frank, war-time by Hans CLOTHING AND SHOES for three William B. Mayhew Lake—Mr. and Mrs. years; Alphonse Fischer, who general P0- German of LONG governor Rausch, chairman, auditing com- andlSave Poles land, receive to married not here 'Pay Cash 50 will mark their golden wed- were any were years ago, mittee; John J. Schleppenbach, h i h education. Elementary g e r ding jubilee Sunday, Oct. beginning 10, with the renewal SAUK CE NTRE, senior Robert Salzer, MINN. on conductor; schools considered sufficient These Friendly Firms Business were their marriage junior of promises Mic h l G o’clock conductor; at 8 Mass in Annunci- a e an and, often, these schools even were Klein, inside Theis, Your Patronage sentinel; Steve Appreciateond Deserve ation church here. allowed teach Polish history, not to di- outside sentinel. followin The .0“ geography, literature, and music. jubilarians, The *— the .of parents in remain office: Afred rectors Jan. the edict 23, 1876, has lived Later German the children, married in was on seven were Ludivig' Boni- for and one year, he changed techni- farm since John Quality and number of 18 months Deere Farm Equipment the old Annunciation church same here a was PETERSON I I-IIIIG face Hoppe for two PRAIRIE years. old. Fischer schools Mrs. cal high opened. also born and DRUG Oct. 11, They 1898. the were was were sec- This You At tore Get Quality Service This the in marks first time 10 QUALITY in St. Cloud FARM According June Mr. Skrzeszewski, 15, to 1879. ond couple be to married in that on that chief EQUIPMENT Centrefi ' Telephone 129 COMPANY years new was Sauk a ranger The both 90 of all school equip- parents of Mr. and Mrs. GREAMERY cent church. ,Father John'Altendorf per elected Boniface the St. court. to Fischer destroyed shipped first into the ment officiated. were among was or J The‘ chief Albert past ranger, members of 'St. Mary’s Germany. Libraries, archives, and parish in ‘witnesses The "the marriage, to THE PRESCRIPTION STORE . ASSOCIATION Stein, had in the of served post Rice. Frank Braun, the father burned transfer- of Mr. and Reller, Mrs. J. B. Radium, museums were or ‘ C. THOMAS ARNDT’S 1!— During chief for 10 ranger years. Fischer, Phone red. This Mrs. Long Klan. includes the contributed Prairie. ercentage 10 Minn, expected for Sun- acres next are his in office the member- . years for HARDWARE land the of for losses Catholic Church. present‘site Im- of of MAIN HATCHERY, t Butter day’s Mrs. Reller sis- event. is e Loucllu a 175‘to ship than from more grew maculate Conception in church of Mrs. Fischer. A dinner will ter Educational Policy I U. S. Certified White Leghorns Admiral Refrigerator members. 450 II Rice, be served members The With the im— the setting to of firms of the listed here do- new up Mills Pasteurized U. 5. Approved Heavies Children Mr. of and Mrs. DOES NOT HAVE BE TO mediate family Mohr in the Lublin regime July guest 22, 1944, a ..‘serve be remembered to Cream and nnrnosran Fischer Commercial Feeds Emil and Cyril, St. and house, St. Cloud, are at impetus given educa- to noon. new was REQUIESCANT . Cloud; Centre Poultry Supplies Mrs. A. H. Maier (Alma), Sank Phone 18 Friends and relatives of the ju- when tion, distributing Mr. Skrzeszewski said. He you are PHONE 18 . bilarians invited call Mayhew Andrew the Lake; Mrs. listed the following to at Was— four aims of are dill- in the patronage your one-half home mile farm north of Rebuild educational policy: Long Prairie. Minn. 1) sel (Leona), Brennyw‘lle; and IN PACE Mayhew Lake. Hours ferent lines will be of business. educational schools and institu- Clarence, Walter, all Purina Chow: U. and Ray, A proved of Puller-Inn» » from o’clock. 2 5 No special . to in- 2) Keep high tions; pre—war aca- & U. S. for ' Aitkin. There grandchil- 30 vitations have issued. been are demic standards; 3) Open colleges Tested Livestock and Hatchery f Mr. Fischer, born Cloud and great-grandchildren. in St. dren universities two and and workers’ to Mrs. peasants’ children; and Open Stuckel 4) Joseph SAUK RAPIDS » Cathedral Actors Give rural schools in and Grey Eagle—Solemn to Requiem Mass ‘ areas more ofiered Sept. in 24 St. Joseph's them with city was make on par a church the by Rev. Lawrence Botz, as- schools. These Friendly Firms Business ‘ sisted by the Rev. M. N. Kramer of Sauk E 225 '5 Centreiand the Rev. Sylvester Call Main of St. The has Schrantz Bros» present government ,3 One-Act Plays Oct. 8-l0 Appreciate and Your Patronage Deserve Swanville, for Mrs. Theresa Stuckel. 74, i J made strides in reopening great Phone 87 Props. who died Sept. 2].. Surviving her are rebuilding and schools. of It opened husband the following children: and ‘ Marie SAUK CENTRE, Grams, William,‘ Arthur, Clarence, number er-training of ‘SAUK teac a s: Raymond. and schools organized and refresher RAPIDS HDWE. co. Three plays will relying ‘ be the supernatural, not one-act pre~ Mrs. on Janet Grimes &.f-' for teachers. former It courses - WIENER NURSERY the sented by 'Mimers, Cathedral the play about legend centers BERGGREEN Grey Eagle.—Funersl a services and started printing editing were new high school dramatic club, their which involves superstitution and conducted Sept.. 18 St. in Joseph’s church as textbooks. FUNERAL HOME FLORAL co: by the Lawrence Rev. Botz for Mrs. initial dire performance this results. Thomas Wahl and year on Major Appliances, Hardware, Furniture Janet Grimes. She died Sept. 16 the at One the schools of first of higher Oct. and in the high school Harriet. Whipkey Father 8 10 and as of C. CORRIGAN 85. Surviving A. i daughter, " age one learning Flowers for all occasions-'trs'dfilnd. be the to opened ' auditorium. Thomassfi’almershei was Mother, and P. Mrs. C. Stephens. f Burial in the Sank Rapids, Minn. was Phone 375 pH... 34!! 34w Catholic shrubs all University Lublin. for of The parish cemetery. purposes. or Variety of appeal and Donna Gilbert and the contrast- younge a , Theodora Kliber University Warsaw, of which has Saul: Centre, Minn. ing effects have been achieved in Chris and Mary, close the Phone 109. We deliver Sank Contra per- Sobieski.——Requiem cOmplete philosophical Mas offered theo- and was the selection of formance with comedy, The powerful dra- a a for Theodore Kliber in St. Stanislaus' Ambulance logical admitting began Blue courses, Teapot by Jean matic climax. Latham; church the by Rev. de- Anthony Lamusga. The firms listed here St. Cloud a students in January, 1945. He hilarious 72. Surviving his farce, The Villain Wife and Still was are Assisting .cast in the the produc- Implement _ J. J. Smith Co. fierva ' the following be remembered children: Edward, to‘ home; at 1 Pursued Her, High Standards by Set Arthur Kaser; Service tion the following .commit- are Isadore. Pike Creek; Stella Kujtncznski. , Although handicapped and serious in drama Which. Is the Publicity—.—Joan a Schmidt, Flint, Mich.: distributing, many tees: and Helen 2"..when Polasek, Sobieski. you are Raymond McCormick-Deering Farm Implements Mr.‘ Skrzeszewski’s Way respects, Boston?, by x. Olson. de- Lor- Joseph 1". Mgr. to Conway Louise Schlangen, Alice Nolen, ‘g‘your dif- patronage in the is striving partment high keep Ssuk Rapids.—Funeral Parts (1 Service to services Harriet enzen. Whipkey, Thomas Wahl, were 513W an Phone v held Sept. 28 in Sacred Heart church by academic sandards. The Blue It is invest- Teapot involves the Patricia business. Kinsella, '.:terent lines of and Rosemary FAIRDAI‘KS SEEDS MORSE WAT ER SYSTEMS WATEB SOFTBNEB the Rev. Benedict Virnig for Joseph Con- *- — Minn. Sauk Rapids. ing billions of zlotys in rebuilding romance-patching of Ma, Marilyn Mohs; and costume equip- stage who died Sept. 25. He 78. way, was SAUK CENTRE. MINN. I. and equipping all Mohs, schools. and Pa, Michael O’Donnell, types of Surviving the "following ment—Joan children: Stalberger, Lucille are k. ML,» Joseph, Jr.; J. C. Conway, and Eileen To gain the will when good the Jimmy of, and youngsters, Cyn- Joehron, Jeanne Gnifkowski, Pa- 5 SPRING Conway. thia, workers and the ministry threaten break-up their peasants of tricia Poston, Mary Jane Printy; a Miller Robert A. ' COLD has turned Don attention Condon its stu- engagement. and S T N to E B & I F E L D invitation—Joan Lantz Kath- and \ Morris—Requiem Mass offered was Dorine dents the Humbert of districts. The (Jimmy and rural Cyn- leen Robinson; light- Sept. 17 in, Assumption church and by the scenery Successors Ogaards thia)’. Very minister told find Rev. John to eventually that Fearon Robert Miller, that uni- Ma’s for ing—Tim Murphy, Fred me Parent, pre-war These Friendly Businesp Firms , who died 24, Sept. He 13. the had versity enrollments blue was son settles MEN’S AND the problem. BOYS’ CLOTHING teapot & SHOES 4.1 ‘ and Donald Kernan; ushers—Jane per of Mr. Mrs. and A. A. Miller. Surviving , and Deserve Your Appreciate Unprecedented Patronage of workers’ children and detective Work, cent 0.2 Schmid, , Eileen Steinwarth, Mar- his the following and parents broth- are “It keep well-dressed" to pays hilarious of peasants’. cent In and melodra- and the 1946- sisters: Sister Raphael Marie. Mondlock, Mercedes Weid- ers per romance, garet Centre Sauk St. Paul: Eileen, Paul; Minn. St. John, Edward, school 47 its the at have made The worst two Elsa Heinen; ma and make-up— year groups ner, / Paul, Albert. Franklin, Raphael. an Villain furnished Still HATHEw Pursued 19, and last Her fre- 42 Alice Hiemenz, Jocelyn Wright, year per a Richard \Brau‘n HALL performance cent of the total quent in enrollments—an repeat past Ma‘ Jean Becker, Salome SO Jonas, Breckenridge—Funeral y services III LITTLE were Many C.H.S. all-time Don high the Condon, for at the two Ways»- Lu conducted Sept. retia Stafford, Patricia in church years 24 St. Mary’s and groups- ' “-" will)», FALLS by Eileen the Rev. hero, Benedict Petermeier and Cullen, the Kinsella. r Religious Education pur- Allowed Building Mate- Coal, " Richard Braun, 25, who died Sept. 21. Emaline, sued supported by Sister; Laurent, SurviviIfz the Mimers’ di- Asked are about religion reli- and his wife, and parents. are a .rial Insulation; Roofing the following, Luella cast: Hum- plans, in rector, addition this " brother giogs and sister. Burial the education, to in Mr. Skrzeszewski . was These Friendly , dew COM Sprin Business Firms Granite Prod- bert, Vincent Lena; parish Schaefer, cemeteryfi production, Christmas ‘ play, MINN. creme. a a sai : William Bielat ' John; -be Mary Schroeder, i and Deserve Your Patronage helpful. Lizzie; Appreciate three-act ' ’and ucts play, the annual can “Religion v is eliminated from not Cloud.—Requiem St. Mass olfered Dennis Grundman, was the villain; Passion play that has become -W _ a schools. Sept. Many people 30 in Holy Angels church the United Wil- in for O-Rambow _ Michael 'Merrigan, detective and Diamond Gray Spy- traditional presentation the of liam Bielat, who died 41, Sept. 28. Sur- *THE'WENNER States under the impression cO. I are Phyllis. ut; and Athmann, Mary. viving C.H.S. his Elizabeth mother,/ Mrs. grit dramatic department. IT WON’T LONG NOW BE at feed are poultry your or the ha's abolished .' government Bielat; three brothers, Louis, Lapeer. . . In contrast these to two Admission the three to . per- one-act dealer: he teaching of religion. This Mich.; St. George, Cloud; Ferdinand. is‘ and remodeling and the of will completed. will We not store fTHardware, formances, Which Is the Way our plays ‘, to which will be Furniture. Imple- presented for Philadelphia; and four sisters, Mrs. Each class has, havel Cold so. or may celebrate Boston? the with bargains galore. offers dramatic Watch ad. serious for opening aMiu event students Friday, Mrs. Furnaces and Simona Schwintek Joseph Fuel, Oct. is and Mrs. 8, 25 meats. ends ‘ from the hours religion of week. two - Waverek, Cloud; Mrs. Frank per both St. of appealn Achieving , supernatural and cents, for adults Plumbing. Sunday, a l on Spring VICTOR CLOTHING plant CO. foundations. for The does make the Pelka, St. Wendel; Angeline, Cam- and government not effect genuine of force, although Oct. , 10, o’clock,_35 8:15 Licensed Embalmmg at ‘ cents. bridge. compulsory religion driveways, and ' walks. v . etc. courses _ Little Ils, Fa Minn‘._ ‘ Spring Puss-Jo Cold " Grid does Team ‘ place difficulties Parochial in not Staples any in .Aggregate and granite-sand the ' students of wanting way re- ligion." “ WALGREEN Cold Limhni‘gisf Spring, at Isle, ' Morton MUSHEl D x I WEBER The has issued. AGENCY MINN. Odessa, government and Minnesota. a . printed outline be followed to in _, and CLOTHING 'Coldi'Spring Pfoyerhook's, Other Rosaries STORE Religious Articles teaching religion. Each class, be- Granite Co. with ginning the first grade, has . ' nglot‘hes for Men and Boys assigned material that is be to CALL DELIVER ,WE WE The firms listed de- here COLD SPRING. MINNESOTA covered the ALBANY in the .‘ of school ' course 5, - llK-NU CLEANERS be remembered coco to , SPRING ST. CLOUD serve year. , distributing Religious education in Poland when Cleaning you are Dry Pressing - $.‘r is lagging. Bishops not and priests MELROSE- HAROLD the dif- LU Z.' Prop. patronage in A. your know well the government’s plans Phone 49 116-1 Is? St. N. Ii. for the ferent lines future and business... youth of encourage Factory Finish Hat Blocking and their in edu- religious parents ~ cation. .1 Sci-vice “j: .These . Friendly & Business Firms EIOH Studebaker Sales BROS ' Polish youth is eagerly' signing Appreciate McCormick-Deering and Deserve Your Patronage Farm the for the In city of up courses. Tomaszow 99 the Implements of pupils & Machinery cent per I the “gimnasium” at (high school) EM‘P RE enrolled religion for studies. The ‘ I “Heiress Hardware Molor WEREM-gem GO. Bares Go. cent Catholic. not I w. O. one per was “ learned that who belong parents Inc. 'MEMORIAIS, ., roan Hardware Coal and. the Polish to Labor Com- A party, Insurance a General ,., l munist organization, sales their gave Home MELROSE. Appliances MINN. SERVICE and‘ FINANCING - children permission AUTO take to reli- WE Maytag Washing Machines. sruclsLIzE-IN MEMORIALS . ‘ hone gion 171 FOR CATHOLIC Melrose. CEMETERIES courses. LOANS 1' HOUSE Minn. Bottled Gas Empire Built—Eternal the Hills Wladyslaw as Wolski, vice minis- First St. a E. Telephone (I Phone 589 117 S. Little Falls. Minn. ter, is Marxist. Last he a year t f(URBAN .— his sent special to son a govern— STUDIO fiiiin Ll'rru school that ment offers religious no teaching. said, This he he year,‘ PHOTOGRAPHY COMMERCIAL CANDID PORTRAITS AND will send his child the local to ‘ Phone Broadway 866 Wedding Family Groups 125 E. and school ~ and will sign the PRODUCE card al- to. lowing J his study religion. to son FIFTY-FIVE FOR OVER YEARS His is: “I want reason my son be We .for to gbod member of the prole- SIMONET Pay Highest HOME FUNERAL a Prices Your 7 tariat and“I him know want to : POULTRY, EGGS, g HIDES and what religion .. religious and be— WOOL Dign‘ifietl Personal Service Economical ' — — liefs all about. Let him know .. are " Little Falls, Minn. Telephone 666 MELROSE, the other side.” MINN. ~' Catho Services Prepared take of lie in the to care proper way. SACRED HEART SCHOOL of Staples 'Dame’s aggregation. He has kept his interest in up MELROSE $4,000 Cancer Grant the through entering the - k the and regional is rated grade school foot- game 1s years as one The here firms ’ listed the de-' of state’s best informed fans. Left “fail: 1 right, to front Omaha.—A S4300 ball conference co. in this .tea‘m with the rugged cancer area _ SMITH J. Jack A. Roberts, Roger Bienusa, Gerald Ger- teaching has row, are pictured been above. grant awarded The conference playsrsik—man be to foot- remembered serve 4n Robert Goff, Donald Frank, Eugene Henley, the mann, Creighton to U. ball. The dental school Rév. is coached team by the Mr. E. C. when distributing and Douglas Loso second Russel you Johnson, Rob— are by the U. S. Public Health Mead ; Service. (MethodiSt‘) row, Implements who is of Minnesota’s Tractors out- and Farm John Deere one ' 13% ‘ffiardwars Related Sansburn, and J f- ert Markfelder, Lines Douglas Morris, Two thousand eight hundred 1.. forty- standing ames’ football in authorities. patronage The Rev. the dif- Mr. Mead your o OUR OWN 3 HARDWARE ‘ .2 Parts Douglas and St. Pierre, Complete Repair Service John Long, and Gerald Bienusa. students have enrolled played in the football one for the University of Chicago in ferent lines of business. I Melrose Upper ‘ right is Father Roscoe Finnegan, nine of colleges LITTLE. FALLS the university. of 1912 and. 1913 and manager played against such necessaw greats the Upper team. left is Coach Mead. Of this number 1,641 veterans. Gus Dofais and Knute Rockne, players Notre > are as on .,