PAGE SIX REGISTER THE ST. CLOUD' 1948 Friday, October s, " 56 Candidates Received Rural Life rtholome -Coadjutor Bishop Ba Honors Leader wranmnl‘. ' '~ By Knights St. in Cloud‘ , Patronal Day of Spring Hill Parish PICTURES , ’ ’ YOU’LL BE A large class of 56 candidates received into the ' St. * was Cloud of council the Knights of Columbus in formal initiation Hill—St. Spring Michael’s parish PROUD here fittingly 0F ! marked ceremonies Sept. 26. its feast patronal day Sept. oration 29 when in 1915 Coadjutor and Bishop berg, Peter Marlene Schoenberg, some Betty new Among the K. state of ’C. officials who attended the roofing, real maintenance W. Ba‘rtholome offered Solemn no Pontifical ex- Mass Mae Stalberger, and ad- a Bernice . Stal- rites James W. Lydon Minneapolis, were of penditures in state noted deputy; the parish are i ministered Confirmation to class of 71‘ children. berger, Joan Stalberger, a There’s , Angeline ledgers. marked dif- Jo‘h'n Lang a of Melrose, district dep- ' parishioners, Collegh- In to the Bishop Welle, dideke Marlene ler, extolled Rice; Jerry a message the Firnstahl, Welle, Carol ference Frank Win- between uty; Meixner 0115' Waite Time, Park, however, of its toll ' ville; pioneers Anthony of the parish th'eir for Kasner, Foley; Jo- warden; state Marlene Father here ter, Jerome and and there, Winter, this Mary and Winter, aided Pictures nary the and was Munich, seph Kremer, Holdingford; .Bijlejeski and Father Jerome Cloud, of St. expression Joseph Linz, chap- of faith in district considerably state by tornado in 1936. and Susanne a Winter. I a professional ‘ portraitsk Latterell, Lake Foley; Henry. Kevin Father Latterell, Henry Retzek A second tornado in ain. 1946 added from population remote great The any following of 42 made in boys MOdeI‘n. Foley; is Blais group Legatt, Rice; pastor St. Paul of Michael’s. 0111‘ its quota havoc. of Recently Following He the initiation referred the glorious rites, center. to pa- also Magar, Holdingford; The parish confirmed: Completely Eldred John Murn, choir, eqlfipped’ Ath- under the were di- rishioners agreed that it members achievement time building of church the new guests of - was were a Sauk rection Rapids; Leroy John Nathan, St. of Ohman, organist, for John Athmann, rehabilitation; Stadio- A Joseph difference‘ in council Ath- and mann, luncheon. of such at Ben huge some Kosh- proportions well J. a a pro- as Joseph; Arthur for Neary, the Mass Sauk Rap- and the Con- sang that included iol, improvements knight, Norman the gram sacrifices the grand that to of Athmann, quality, announced present but Vernon differ-7 mann, as 110 firmation ids; Vernon Sc'haefer, Kimball; ceremonies after the the parish house and another claSs church generation making on would initiated in possible be‘ the Athmann, was Donald‘Barten, encein Alvin COSt- Mass.\ ’ Walter. Struzyk, Rice; Vincent be and recentl into the con] St. Cloud d ambitious improvement Wigth d council un 'in No- materials and llalfor program FuChs’ Harold Struzyk, Rice; FuChs’ Theodore Hilarwn Terhaar, 1857' Baptism of ,1“ costs vember in in honor parish ‘of their chaplain, recently property on com- hGruber, Rice; Alois Then, Rice; and Gene where Ralph they Gruber, Werner Father today, Jerome almost Though Bielejeski. pleted. Among the parish- The lat- are the present church present as was Zirbel, Rice. much required Gruber, is for the ter 'serving Aldred was reha- his eighth ioners, the Bishop said, built Klaphake, there not until 1900, Melvin St. Michael’s year as are bilitation Six candidates work who chaplain have of the and parish has St. Cloud council. grandsons of of Baptismal as was Klaphake, re- necessary register Ralph sons many Klassen, a Gerald for_ ceived themoriginal the first initiation budget New degree for members the early Catholic that the settlers begins from city in this with the Sept. of Kirchner; 1857. 8, The THE MOST REV. William ' o ent1re ‘ for the St. Cloud second present and first Ke were child cc baptized eth Bennet, Margaret area: area. was Philip Kirchner, ) if? Evert K011, Leo T. Mulloy, third degrees. D.D., They Joseph Henry Bishop Bettendorf, of Kraemer. At enneth Bor- that were: time . 1 this C Father Matthias "mum" Hoffman of °n area 3‘“ Kunstleben, Jr.‘; Marvin Binsfield, Ed Binsfield, Kunst- John 7" Richard Covington, Bogert, mission gert, Ky., Bernard is district Du- president of the was Melrose assistant cared There a for priest the ‘V 29 girls at in the was Con- were leben, Thomas Lembeck, Fuchs, Richard Gerald Porwoll, Jerome _k‘owitz, Frank National occasional Dukowitz, Catholic visits Richard Rural Life by Con— the Benedic- Pontifical on firmation Mass and delivered class. the They Josephine Lieser, are Jerome Lieser, Math Bemis, John Lieser, and Gaetz, all St. of Hall, tine ference, Malvin priests Dickinson, which Richard will hold of St. John’s its 26th festive Athmann, abbey. Other ministers Marcella of Athmann, sermon. De- Richard Lieser, Ronald Cloud. Lieser, It Dickinson, annual then John convention known Heim, John in the Hoff, La Crosse, “Schoen- Mass was lores the Father Barton, MariOn Janice as Barten, were Ros- Clarence Loesch, Richard Loesch; born Leonard Wis., Settlement.” Oct. Jost, 15-20. Dominic Bishop Kremer, Mulloy is Casey, ella Regal, Father Barton, and Francis Dorothy Bertram, Allen Meyer, FRITZ CARL Raymond Nietfeld, The John recognized ‘Kremer, Present church Charles the Kuffel, Grads of chief present built J. in Lorraine Julig, Melrose, deacons 'Gruber, as one of was Lucille Hieser- Joseph Seiferman, Martin Seifer- I 1900. Roman authorities Cash Kunkel, of the Charles American expended Hier- Kuyava, Photographer honor; ich, Father about Mary John B. Funk, Ann dea- Hieserich, was Agnes Jerome Schoenborn, man, Raye $36,000. Harold archies Today M M farm its problems. duplication Dr. He James will Kirchner, of the Mass; Father Mary on Benno c a n Anne u Lieser; s con mond Stalberger, , Donald Welle, . would play O’Keefe, require 146 key Tel. Frank role least Germain the $250,000. Porwoll, at La Crosse at 5091/2 St. Lorne Retzek, Elrosa, Elaine a subdeacon; Fath Lieser, Florence Lieser. r Earl Welle, Herbert Welle, Granite James Cross So ‘sturdily convention thultek, did and he those George will personally old pioneers Smith, James Joseph Varley, Rita Paynesville, Leiser, Cloud Mary St. master Ann Meyer, Welle, Sylvester Welle, Alfred build deliver their Thiegs‘, the church and Joseph that of Pope Warzecka. Pius Also with of Genevieve ceremonies. the message attending Nietfeld, Alverna Och, were Wolbeck, Hubert Wolbeck, David XII exception the of the to thousands first delegates. interior of Father dec- Hugo Bonita New Tell, O.S.B., Rieland, New members from Marion out of town Schoen— Winter, and Thomas Winter. include: A1 Barthelemy, Sauk Rap- To. Cathedral Day Student Enrollment ' Foley; ids; Edward Brenny, Peter B'renny, Rice; Virgil Burger, Rock— ville; Leo Buttweiler and Pat Butt- 'At weiler, both Rockville; of Thomas St. John’s New Presented High Cathedral to the high Denfeld, Foley; John Evens, Rice; school by the graduates of 1947, Joseph Fidler, Rice; Louis Fied- granite will be a new cross soon erected the main of entrance over student C. H. S. The Collegeville—Day Cold Spring Granite enrollment soared to a new the the from cut company high St. cross at John’s university this 330 off-the-campus year as granite used in the same gray registered here for the first men semester of the 1948-49 decoration of the the rest of INSPIRATION school school’s exterior. THE year. ' large A number ClaSS of these gifts have non-resident provided Cathe— students are men or NATURAL dral with much needed equipment from St. Cloud who will reside at in the The past recording home during the Many other years. BEAUTY assistant dean of the college. year. He machine, electric clocks, micro- unable obtain to quarters will assist at Father men, Martin Schri- phone, and facilities other the school, have found lodgings many in ber, O.S.B., who is college dean. have been provided this by the Granite City. means. The department history of and In addition to.the other Many other Johnnies cross, resid- political science added has two are equipment will‘ be added in the ing in St. Joseph, while the towns to its staff—Father Evrard names future. Cafeteria tables used of Melrose, near Avon, Gold Spring, Al- Stueber, O.S.B., J. L. and Benve— in serving the 550 students who bany, and other surrounding nisti. Mr. Benvenisti, former com- a res- take their lunch school will at munities housing the remain- ar- PLI ident ERS of London, are England, is an rive lockers New to ing soon. overflow of students. Enroll- accom- English journalist, author,‘and modate the increased student ment St. John’s at for the first en- political commentator and on I so- rollment will be installed, will totals semester 1,160, as and this of cial subjects. He served with the good A drop forged individual plier for typing desks for the number, 895 college students. British are and the 'RAF during army commercial department. low The price. Cadmium freshman class includes 310 World a I. He is rust ggaduate of war a this number being slightly proof finish. Oxford. men, Buy PTA Funds an 9 Raise to extra. an .. increase that last of ‘ Father over Bartholomew Sayles, year. At meeting recent the of a ex- This the Collegeville O'.S.B., will instruct Natural piano beauty year quiets and and ecutive council the PTA, of the being is served by the Gregorian campus Chant in the music de- possibility comforts raising of funds for At Si- sorrow. a Northland WHITE Greyhound Bus lines. partment. film library discussed. Valu- PORCELAIN vinski’s, was detail - is Four busses—two every eastbound and Johnny sports enthusiasts wel- able films classroom for instruc- carefully westbound—~resch planned the two to the arrival John of Hiller, pro- campus comes tion would be purchased , rented, or daily. vide beauty recent graduate of Notre and Dame. restful the and council has tentatively set Several additions Double faculty to the Hiller will be head Coated! Cardinal and dignity $1,000 service for this to quota and a purpose. have been made the Blue basketball over coach. He is summer. also burial. Funds A for the telephone athletic call depart- In the administrgfive department, assistant football coach and in- an recently ment increased by will bring were Father Aubrey a ellner, 0.8.3., is in your structor our physical sym- education. "t $291.73 check for collected pathetic help. paper in the last city-wide drive Labor .. Secreta Velvet-smooth, paper Honor' gleaming a white enameled to cooking utensils organized by the' C.H.S. Boosters’ ry W with attractive red and Monogram clubs. trim. Plans The WOODEN porcelain surface are is . . . easy bein discussed Catholic the at for Rural Life Meet present keep clean and to sanitary. The shapes and sizes just and frequent collection in are regu at CLOTHES right for economical home-maker's. the downtown also and These for prices area represent St. Cloud The third these storage. city- He\rnade hi! of unusual values in Maurice enamelware Tobin, of recently this named quality in values the that wide drives appearance is scheduled mid- for po- PINS . . . member of President Truman’s litical world in make 1927, when he it well October. worth while “shop was and save” to NOW. your cabinet in the position of Secretary nominated representative of as a I7 Labor, of will appear Monday, Natural finish. Massachusetts Hardwood. Won’t legislature. state In Oct. 18, the La at Crosse roll. Much round 1937 he than elected Mayor Bos- stronger conven- of was tion of the National Catholic Ru- pins. Full size inch. in six-sided Now of. ton 4 for 12 contest, defeat- a Hat Life ral Conference. CLOTHES Mr. Tobin ing only RACK Curley. He ex-may-or ' was re- will be the principal speaker the elected the > Boston ‘to mayoralty in on a evening which is dedi-‘ 1941. In 1944 he defeated program, Horace High Boy—Space Saver cated the to study farm of and T. Cahill for the position of Gov- or- ganized labor relationship. of Massachusetts. 52 Feet He Drying ernor Space was Announcement Secretary of To- defeated in the election of 1946 by bin’s confirmation the to appear Robert F. Bradford. on Made of selected hardwood. Extra “Christian Family Day” In Secretary 1932 Tobin married program carefully the of convention smoothed was; made Helen public Noonan Brighton, not of Mass. to so as snag by convention officials. The couple have three children. stockings, ' Folds etc. compactly and Rich in Experience Monday’s the of program con- easily. The Here’s dapper Bostonian, value. who has vention promises be 3.98 to the out- COPPER had varied rich and experience in standing day with leading BOILER such labor and national political prob- farm and labor national figures as lems, named his to Secretary present of Agriculture was Charles po- sition by President Truman last F. Brennan; Maurice Tobin, Miss “Drumtite” because the stronger Aug. following 7 the death of Sec- Mae Roach, woman’ru- prominent paneled distributes BLACK bottom 8. DECKER STRAND copper Louis retary B. Schwellenbach. ral leader; Milo K. Swanton, ex- the whole surface. This self-made wear ovar national labor ecutive secretary of the Wisconsin TABLEWARE leader forced discontinue to Council Agriculture; of the was Hon- 7.95 his high School Electric studies in orable Reid Drill ‘a Murray, Congressman com- school in Boston in his soph- from Wisconsin; merce the All Stainless and Steel Rev. Har- assist to in supporting old Whittet, E. omore year nationally known Drills holes in jiffy, in metal, a his This family. attractive flatwear For is 12 succeeding priest-singer and Agri- composer. Tobin furthered his educa- cultural years, rural wood, made of stainless and farm issues steel will and plastics. Drives grind- tion by attending evening schools be the subject the of addresses and throughout resists the ing, polishing at Suffolk college sanding, buffing, . law school panel discussions and that day’s‘pro- on food and stain, f i t the and Boston, r college u extension. gram. attachments. This 14-inch Home-' acids. It nicely finished is Educators 300 Cathol and balanced, ic and rust 3"” Utility drill has sturdy pin- gears, - the tarnish resistant. By , I ions, and bearings. Has instant Wrenches Crescent piece by the re- set. or ’ At“ Annual Schools Meet lease trigger switch to easy op- for 6 . . . all-around For geperal use safe . . . Strong, erate to yet use. ad- dependable, when need . . . you a justable wrench be have to light in weight. sure Nearly C-Strand 1.00 V Tea- 300 educators from the Catholic high CRESCENT. genuine schools as of Minnesota registered spoons. for the 13th .48 a1 meeting 1 of the ann We also supply for accessories Association can of Catholic 8-inch Secondary Schoos of‘ Minnesota 1.50 C-Strand V Des- at A ................ ......... .. \ .’ Cathedral" .85 1 high school, St. Cloud, Sept. stands, Spoons. electric dril/ls sert 27. bench . . 10-inch The diocesan superintendents of schools from St. Paul, ................................ .. Il.50 C-Strand buffing V and polishing and wheels 2 .75 St. Cloud, and Duluth, principals, Forks. its priests, 12-inch brothers,.sisters, lay Visitation, abrasive and bands. .All St. by Black made and Thomas’ acad- 3 ............. .. members the of faculties of 2.00 40 emies, C—Strand Cretin, V Derham Hall, and & Decker. Catholic schools throughout the St. Agnes’ high schools Knives. sent repre- state for met the full-day confer- sentatives. Delegates from four 'A ‘wisp The educators’ of day veil, of dis- Minneapolis ence. schools, curl of feather St. Anthony’s, makes head- a your new cussion began with Mass offered St. 'Margaret’s, and Holy Angels ‘ hugging hat perfect mate for short a hair by the Most Rev. out. Peter W. Barth- your new academies, and De La Salle high olome in Our Holy Angels camplete church. —+-—' school, selection attended includes the convention. roller, plateaus, berets After Mass, Brother Damian, The schools Austin, of Bird Island, and sailors I in exciting Fall new F.S.C., , director Cretin of high Chaska, Cold Spring, Collegeville, school, shades St. Paul; the Rev. John Crookston, Duluth, Faribault, $5.95 to $10.95 J. O’Sullivan of, the Catholic uni- Graceville, Little Falls, Mankato, versity staff, Sister M. Rochester, Rollingstone, summer St. Cloud, MILLINERY—SECOND FLOOR POWELL’ Jerome of the St. Paul ArchdiOc- St. Joseph, Wabasha, Waseca, Teachers’ college, ‘ and. Mrs. Waverly, esan Winona, and Winsted . Complete Emerson Hynes Collegeville of assortment also ’ of berets sent representatives. $1.98 to $2.98 developed various ...... .. the aspects of Students the of Cathedral home Children’s, misses’, women’s convention hats theme, “Developing .-..$2.95 $6.95 to economics classes the lunch- served Student Appreciation Life of in in the Cathedral high school eon the Christian Family and the cafeteria. MAIN FLOOR Other Cathedral students Parish.” , ‘ also helped with registration and I . Six St. Paul schools, St. Joseph’s, ushering during the convention. Heating Home i Plumbing ' ' Appliances ' Housewares .FOOTBALL Sporting Hardware Goods ° Paints ° ,_ scones ' ST. MINN. CLOUD, v _ 'Preps, Cloud I St. John’s St. 12; anneal-.1, e thpeton, Fargo 34; Sacred Heart, 0 Augsburg, St. Thomas, 33; O 7 ‘ s Saul: Rapids, Cold Spring, 14; St. Boniface’s, 0 ’ “St. Cloud’s Macalester, “Home-Owned St. 27; Mary’s, 0 ' St. Thomas, Gustavus, 6; 0 Department Store” Han-dine, St. 14; John's, 6 i r