‘*’"ffit-’“‘"¢¢Ff: we. aw” mm were“: . we »- . ~ _.. . a . ' ‘ .\ ' . _ if REGISTER THE ST. CLOUD MG: FOUR Friday, November 5,1948 .L Children Receive On Your Dial . WEDDINGS t DON’T FAIL Solemn Communion YOU! THANK SUNDAY Our: DIOCESE IN To Get Estimate On That Denied Fender, 7:15 a.m.——Sacred Heart program—~WSBR (Duluth) Nicholas—Solemn St. Holy 9:00 a.m.—-—CBS Church "Repaint of the Air—WCCO Job (Twin Cities) or‘Wrecked Car. Communion received by 28 9:35 a.m.—Sacred Heart and the Question Box—WDAY was O program express FRONT END ALIGNING St. Nicholas’ children parish-on WHEEL I sincere of BALANCING 'want to (Fargo) my — Oct. 24. Brekel-Nieman 10:30 COMPLETE a.m.—Hour Faith—WTCN of Cities); (Twin KFGO BRAKE (Fargo), and STEERING SERVICE appreciation and thanks to Communion In the class WEVE (Eveleth) were: Nuptial Mass Breckenridge.—-Before a Our experienced workmen and modern equipment Melvin Mathis, Edwin Pauly, Ed- the of the 3rd Com- Mary's church by in St. ofiered Oct. 16 voters Catechism Comes Life—KFAM (St. Cloud), KSTP to Petermeier, Florence your service Benedict at the Rev. are Frank, Stein, win Eugene Donald (Twin Cities). of District Stearns Ernest.Nie- missioner daughter of Mrs. Nieman, Jungles, IMEGARRY John Beckius, Kenneth Religion the News—WDAY in (Fargo) the Paul A. Brekel. became bride of man, BUICK co. splendid Herman Schwartz. for their Paul Brekel. Hennen, Eu- County and Mrs. C. of Mr. 5:00 p.m.—The Catholic Hour—KFAM Cloud), (St., son WDAY attended Brekel and Cyril Soens Helen Frank, David Utecht, Robert (Fargo), WEBC (Duluth), WMFG (Hibbing), gene the and Gen- Squai'e the couple. Court House at support vote St. Cloud Telephone 112 Melvin Lardy, Weirens, Eugene W7HLB (Virginia). ‘ Dziewecznski-Kulus Tishleder, eral Election. Lawrence and Kueckle; 5:30 p.m.—Greatest Story Told—WTCN Ever (Twin Cities), Kulus. Miss Josephine Flensburg. Theis, Rita Theresa Theis, Rose —— KNAX (Yankton ) Mrs. Alex Kulus, daughter of Mr. and . Mardy Theis, Patricia Kueckle, ' WEEKDAYS Dzieweczn- became bride of Eugene the Mrs. John Dzieweczn- May, Dolores ski, of Mr. and Patty Miller, Rose- a.m.—Sacred Heart son program—WSBR (Duluth) DANm1.- Weber Joseph M. Mass Oct. of- ski. before Nuptial 12 a Meyer, Hildegard Flashen- a.m.—Sacred Heart program—WMIN mary (Twin Cities) Otto the Sacred fered the Rev. P. J. in by riehm, Audrey Goseen. Jeannette THURSDAYS couple church. the Attendants of Heart Adaline Kulus, Caroline Bernard Kulus, Pauly, Mersch, Mrs. 9:15 Delrose a.m.—-Faith were of Our ,Time—KVOX (Moorhead) Irene Dziewecznski. and Neu, Ruth Meyer, Marion 9:00 and Vos-‘ p.m.—Family Theater—KGDE (Fergus Falls), WLUL -FUNERAL Monette-Vertin (Twin Cities), KLIZ (Brainerd), WREX (Duluth). sen. Breckenridge.——On Esther Oct. 21, Boys the of 01355 led the SATURDAY to were daughtenof Joseph Vertin, Mr. and Mrs. by altar Joseph a.m.——-Ave Weirens, Maria and program—WDGY (Twin Cities), WEVE HOME ' Vertin, Sr., became the bride Raymond of ‘ Neu. James The girls (Eveleth) led by Monette. Mrs. of Mr. and Eugene NUTRENA CRUMBELIZED EGG MASH son were . The Monette. Rev. Benedict Petermeier Mersch Alice Victoria 7:30. and Kueckle. p.m.—Hour of St. Francis—KNOX (Moorhead) offered the Nuptial in St. Mary's Mass ‘ Altar boys who served T‘— were church. Attendants Doris Mary You Need the Feed That’s Guaranteed were Cyril Schwartz, Larry Neu, John Vertin and Kenneth Vertin. Scores “' Football At Your Stommes, Cargill Ralph Dealer Jungles, Reynold Roering-Gruber _ COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT Schreiner, Leroy Mathis, and A1- Spring Hill. Mary Ann Gruber. FARMER'S CREAMERY ——— fonse Stommes. Fre'da AND MODERN daughter A1- of Mrs. Gruber, and FUNERAL St. John’s ..34 St. Mary’s 0 I Roering, fred A. of Mr. and Mrs. nr At East St. Cloud, Minnesota afternoon .................................. the son ................................ .. an ceremony St. John’s Prep: De La Salle .20 suavmn Roering, ...13 FOR Frank married Oct. MORE 26 THAN were ,class entire enrolled in the ........... .. was church.'The in St. Michael's Rev. Henry Cretin Thomas’ St. academy ....20 Confraternity ............... of Scapular .. the of YEARS. 65 Retzek offered the Nuptial High Mass. 'St. Thomas’ Concordia ....27 Anella Roerin, Agnes Lorraine and Mt. Carmel. . ............... .. Notre Dame Iowa ....27 Gruber, Albin Vorn- and Roman eyer, . ........... .. St. brock attended the couple. John’s Thomao' ...13 St. SCHNEIDER FLOORING CO. LBook ........... Week .. Held Schmitz-Roerig Eden Valley St. Cloud Cathedral B ........ .. John’s St. Props B Little Falls B Browns Valley. Phyllis Roerig, - ......... .. ASPHALT-iRUBBER daughter of TELEPHONES: Mr. and Mrs. Nick Roerig. Cretin ’ Cathedral & CORK TILE _.26 7 ........................................ became the bride of Vernon Schmitz, .................................. .. Minneapolis In son Office 238-W of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmitz. Sept. 428 16. 16th Ave. No. Phone l834-W St. Cloud, Minn. The Rev. Paul Kunkel witnessed the Residence—1543 marriage in the parish house. The at- current Movie Ratings WWW tendants Mr. Thomas and Mrs. were Religious Book week ob- , was Kenny. Eleven, Minneapolis Seventh served in North last Avenue week. St. Cloud GruidI-Braegelmann Originated in pictures 1943 “Allowing bythe National motion attack and undermine the relig- to PAINTS—WALL Braegelmann, _Richmond.——Miss Clara Conference of Christians ions and moral foundations Jews, of the and life of the people legalizing is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bruegel- a noun PAPER the of license, observance is designed liberty, stim- genuine became the bride Gruidl. to of Roy non-Christian not mann, as even a can’compre- Mr. of and Mrs. Raymond Gruidl of hend.”—“An ulate son the Address reading of the books with Roman Nobility,” SI. Pius XII. to ’ Minneapolis, before Nuptial Mass of- a spiritual value. fered Oct. in 16 Sts. Peter and Paul’s A-l Catholic, church Protestant, by Arnheiter, and Jewish the Rev. Burkard and Paint wall keep home looking smart paper can your as Attending 0.S.B. the couple Mrs. Morally Unobjec‘tionablc were communities Adults have selected for 35 and Children out- Loretta well Steil and Hugh Breely. the walls and woodwork. See selec- large as preserve our standing books which they men’s STORE recom- Docks of New Orleans Hellermann-Thomes Scudda-Hon, I Scudda Hay tion of paints and in beautiful wall colors and modern mend for reading adults papers by and , The Hawk of Powder River Investigator Secret Service Richmond.—B2fore Nuptia] Mass of- designs. a children in their religious own Jiggs Maggie fered Oct. and in in Society 18 Sts. Peter Paul’s Trail of and the Mounties groups. church by the Rev. Burkhard Arnheiter, Luck of the Irish O.S.B.. Frances Thomes. daughter But of in addition individual the to PAINT SHOP KOERBER The Home Mrs. Florsheim Catherine Thomes, of Shoes; became the bride listings, mixed committee A-2 a com- of Anthony Hellermann, Mr. of and son piled list books of .35 for general Schaffner Mrs. Gerhard Hellermann of Meire a Hm. Morally Unobjectionable and Marx Cloth- for Adults Only ' Grove. The attendants HelenA inter-religious reading bring were to ‘Thomes, Adella Hellermann, Richard Big City Sainted Sisters about lng. better understanding and ‘ Thomes. Eugene Finder, and 20 Sixth Eyes of Texas Ave. So. St. Treasure Cloud, Minn. of the Sierra Madre mutual appreciation the among - Peltier-Ehrp Hatter’s Castle Two Guys From Téxas faiths. ' St. Mary’s Bldg. Chokio.——Miss Joyce Ehrp, daughter Life Father With Voice of Turtle the specifically There several are of Mr. and Mrs. William Ehrp, became Meet Me Dawn at the bride Robert Catholic books included in- of Peltier, this of Mr. son on and Mrs. Thomas Peltier, before the ter-religious “good will” reading Rev. Mathias Billmayr B in th‘e'parish rec- Nth Carryl Houselander’s For ' list: The Men STETSON HATS! Sept. Attending the ‘bridal tory 10. Morally Objectionable for Everyone .. couple Wood; Betty Meyn and Warner Leon Bloy’s The Dry were _ CLOTHES! KUPPENHEIMER Davids. ‘ Best Man Wins Woman Smart Woman Who Was Graham Poor; Cloud Hospital Torres-Jonas aint Escape Me Never A Is Song Born SQUARE Greene’s The Power and the Glory; CROSBY SHOES! On Our Merry St. Martin—Married Way before F allflower Oct. 27 Helen C. White’s Dust the on Nuptial Mass ofiered by the Rev. Cyril a Singapore Monsignor King’s Highway; and Ortmann. O.S.B., in THE St. Martin’s church I Jesus, ' Fulton J. Sheen’s Son. of A modern, well-equipped Marie Jonas, hospi- l daughter Mr. of and were Mrs. Joseph Jonas. and Alcuin Terres, Mary. tal with well-organized staff of Mr. Mrs. a and Nick Terres. Doro- son . Diocese ls Represented thy "NEW Jonas Terres and Raymond attended» ES” CLOTH of physicians and specialists. the couple. Conducted Aldrich-Johnson by Sisters the of the 3 WEDDING Wadena. Miss Madonna Johnson. ' STORE — At State CCW Parley daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson. Orderof St. Benedict became the bride Kenneth of Aldrich. PICTURES of Clifi'ord Aldrich, before Nuptisl son a Mass offered Oct. 11 in St. Ann’s church kwwwwwwww by Monsignor August Plachta. Attend- YOU’LL BE ing the couple Mr. and MrS. Gerald were Delegates back home Mrs. after J. A. Cosgriff, g_‘___0pposite Olivia; the Post Office Mrs. in St. Cloud are Sweere Mr. and and Mrs. Bothe Hen- PROUD attending the 29th annual fall L. Lenihan, J. Lakeville; con- Mrs. L. OF! mann. Vention of the Minnesota Council P. McDonnell, Minneapolis; Frederick-Lutgen and of Catholic Women the Hotel Mrs. at J. A. Kennedy, Paynesville.—Married St. Paul, Oct. before were a Nuptial Mass uttered by Nicollet, the in Minneapolis Rev. Joseph Oct. the 26 elected nominating to com-,. Varley in Louis’ St. church Cor- dif- were and 27. mittee. There’s marked Lutgen, nelia daughter of Mr. 'Mrs. a and Mrs. M. P. Burkeydelegate from Nick Lutgen. Charles and Frederick. Father Leonard Cowley, P. son 'ordi-' ference between ‘ ‘ of Mr. Mrs. and John Frederick. Holy The Angels parish, is the newly chaplain of the Newman club at attendants Bertilla Lutgen the Carl pictures and and were custodian‘of nary elected the council. the University Minnesota, Frederick. of and professional Among portraits official city delegates to luncheon speaker the Paasche-Lleser at guest that ‘ the 29th convention of the Minne- made in modern, Paynesville.——Before opened the convention, Nuptial talked Mass our a Council sota of Catholic ofiered in Women Oct. 'St. Louis’ 14 church by about “The Secular University." completely equipped the Joseph Varley, - Rev. Viola Lieser, Mrs. George Cashman, were Father organ- Cowley stressed the need daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard difference Lieser, studio. A .in izer director and of the council BENDIX. the bride Willard for guidance became the Catholic ' of Paasche, of stu— but quality, differ- f in the Cloud ” St. diocese; Mrs. of Mr. T. no and Mrs. Henry Paasche. son dents who of . are on campuses our Willie Wegner. Mrs. Luella Lieser. Clar- N. Fleming, study club chairman, in cost. ence seculan universities. Lieser, Alquin and Lieser attended ence who the council report to gave couple. a the The Rev. Russel Scheidler, dioc- study clubs; Mrs. M. P. Burke, on Lyon-Zilkoski director of the Catholic ._ Rural esan delegate automatic} from Holy Angels parish; Flensburg.—Miss Bernadine Zilkoski. Life Conference from Helena, daughter Frances of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Drinkwine Cyril Zilkoski, and Mrs. Mont, spoke displaced on persons. the ' became bride Richard of Lyon, son Otto Bruning from the St. Cloud Mrs. Mary Wirres, Phoenix, Ariz., of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lyon, before a Daughters rner of Isabella; Mrs. A. B. Nuptial Mass offered Oct. in 26 Sacred spoke the luncheon in the at Ter- Heart church by the lnderrieden, Rev. Francis Mrs. Zil- Micheal Schre- cafe. race Little koski of Falls, uncle of the bride. der, Mrs. J. and A. Turch, from NEW’HU The convention concluded Oct. The attendants LeVerne and Betty were St. Ann’s society of the Cathedral Zilkoski. Lonnie Martin, Mary Ann with 27 banquet in the main TPUINT a Schneider. John Stump, and Richard parish; Mrs. Edward and Rieder, ballroom-of the Hotel Nicollet Kalaher. delegate Altar the of society , of when Bishop Raymond Lane, Su- . HOME MODEBNIZING St. Paul’s parish. perior General the Maryknoll of .| . HOME FINANCING Mrs. L. A. Schanhaar FRITZ and Mrs. Fathers, Maryknoll, CARL N. Y., spoke Clara Schultzenberg, J. F. ANDERSON representa- the “Influence of Catholic on Photographer RANGE tives of the Meerse Daughters of Women in Missions in the World LUMBER C0. America’s Electric Leading Isabella; Miss Josephine Sand, re- Today.” Tel. 146 St. Germain 509% tiring, custodian, and Mrs. Fabro, Range BUILDING New, Improved Auxiliary Bishop MATERIAL James Byrne Cloud St. both delegates of the ‘Daughters . . . St. of Paul also the PAINT AND was COAL on pro- Calrod* Units Oversize Isabella Little of in Falls, were Telephone . . . gram. I80 8!. Cloud. Minn the out-of-city delegates Automatic Oven Ample among ‘ Shanedling’ . . . the convention from to the St. Storage Space Handy Cloud diocese. A Choice Selection . . . of ' Thrift Cooker Mrs. Rieder, Edward St. Cloud; 8 St. Cloud, Minn. / GIFTS Social Security See it! it! Compare Here’s America’s leading 0 elec- “The To Place Labels Go For You Know” tric range—built by Hotpoint—the pioneer and For Occasions All pace- Numbers Changed maker the in electric appliance field. With Hotpoint a 0 Bibles enjoy cooking and convenience—speed and you ease . Framed Pictures accuracy—that have believed possible. Recent studies by Social headquarters the Se- you never Rereshment 0 Sick Call Sets curity administration show that O Crucifixes using many wage earners are a so- .Books Book Ends - cial security number dif- account .Statues—hand carved of ferent from the originally is- one wood sued them, Earnest Asleson, A. to you! . Medals only The that fit adiusts Ironer to of the Cloud St. office, manager .‘Crosses and Chains said this week. .St. Christopher Pins Auto clothes This for easier ends 3 is particularly in—' Has of true open O Greeting Cards dividuals who change their jobs O Prayer Books Many often. when going sight! handling! persons, all 0 work in Rosaries Keeps work for employer, give to their OSt. an Andrew Daily Missal social security number from mem- The from personal record. ory or some Now, the washing pioneers of workless bring According .Mr. an to Asleson, you such IOTILED E. UNDER 0' AUYNOIIIY IN! COCA-COLA COMPANY IV M. [OHMANN practices often incor- result in COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY an OF ST. CLOUD while . through! that lets clothes glide ironer relax social security rect account you num- COMPANY ber being .— the reported admini- to e height and Cuts down Adjusts build! Employers garment stration. should to ask to your employe’s social security Religious Articles, see a new BEUMER FUEL COMPANY the is shifting! From card time he hired. Fully automatic controls. flat work at If he to Banker-Church ‘ Goods does have card, he should not a 0" Sibley St... 7th near be requested obtain immedi- to now—with ruffles, iron anything the one anyone can St. Paul Minn. I. Specializes in ately. new Women Bendix who have Ironer. wage earners COLUMBIA TOMAHAWK AND COAL changed their because of names marriage should ask the Social Se- curity ALSO administration V change to for Come in FREE ' social their security a card show to ‘ OLIVER FARM MACHINERY Reg. U. 5. OH.- Fat. their Failure do to ' new name. so DEMONSTRATION has resulted in employers’ now! report- ' Phone 671 1824 3rd North ing for under wages women a marriage which is shown not St. Cloud, Minn. name Basement Store ,in administration records; This Rmolll Int. me can considerable difficulty in causes crediting individual’s to wages an eon me SHoP old-age and survivors insurance ac- Mr. Asleson suggested this count. PROM was BODY MAN rule for employers follow: “Re— to Ionly under port the wages name KNOWS number and shown person’s on a PAINTV‘ SE social security card.” LARGEST AUTO REPAIR AND THE BODY Wage desiring check to' earners the of their old-age and SATISFACTORY~ SHOI’ IN THE NORTHWEST. FOR accuracy survivors insurance Home-Owned account “St. Cloud’s may DISTRIBUTED BY WORK SEE US AT NEW OUR LOCATION. do by Writing visiting to the so or Store” Kemp’s, Department local office Social of the Security 1868' Ice Bream (to. administration Cloud. Phone St. 2115 at Division St. ANSWERS TO QUIZ St. Cloud Minn. ST. CLOUD Phone 567 , 1—b, 2~——c, 3—9., 4—b, 5—a, CLO‘. 6—c, 7—b, 8—1), 81‘. 9—c, 10—a. MINE. O