l'. 1938. “l REGISTER THE ST. CLOUD ,' Friday, November ' 19, Holler a Edward I Visits Abbot Primate St. John’s Christmas R. "-‘////;. For Giving omz , I'.CI.OUD $355 Elk Dies River of GIS'IER Kate By Knese I. After Illness long - ST. CLOUD OFFICIAL PAPER‘OF OF. Nov..5) BISHOP THE (Based the Register of on Elk Riven—Edward R. Halter, Society, Inc. Published Every Week Catholic Press by the In! broadcast 1. the Brazil- to a died 80, in his home here Nov. 4, 'Ofr‘ice Colo. of Denver Publication: BannockStreet, 1, 938 Eucharistic 75‘ ian Congress, the Holy after lingering illness. a 4 .......'....Most Father declared that the President Joseph F. Busch, D.D. greatness Rev. Bishop 'F 2’- Mr. Halter, well-known harness- ........... vitaltiy and of the Advisory Church depend Board: P.A., V.G., Cloud: St. Rev. C. Thiebaut, Rt. .‘ maker, married Margaret Schieck sufficient (a) saintly _ and George Rev. Very Rev. Ranch. Rt. Plachta, Wadena: August upon in 1891. They moved Elk River to priests; (b) large families; (c) Prairie: Little Falls; Long J. Haupt. Very Rev. Lambert nu- in 1897, where they had lived . ever donatiohs.\ Rev. Francis'Zitur, Rockville; Kroll, Very Very Peter Rev. merous 9 511106. I ' in The number parishes 2. of J.C.D., Ziolkowski. T. Cloud. St. Cloud: Rev. s. St. Very The survivors include Mrs. Hal-~ (a) France without is Editor pastors Vossberg, M.A. and Manager ..Rev. Roger Business three ter, Anthony, Fort sons, .......... (b) 13,000. 3,000; 10,000; (c) ...Lenarz Cloud Advertising and Sons; St. Agents Worth, Tex.; Edward, Hastings; .. ...... ..... Recently the placed Index 3. on and Richard, Elk River; and Cloud, three 229,‘St. Minn. Editorial Offices: Institute building. PO; Box Books the all Prohibited. of are daughters, Mrs. Randolph Holtz- Mexico. Price: Canada. Alaska; $2.00. yearn-$2.50, per Alexander works of (a) Dumas; claw, Pueblo, 0010.; Mrs. Allon foreign $3.00. ‘ a Paul (b) Sartre; (c) Joseph Jean Greene, Minneapolis; and Mar- Send ton'f‘he changes address Register. St. Cloud Edition. of Devcr. Elk River. garet, Mr. Halter also _‘ 1620, Denver 1. Colorado. Box Priests of the between 4. ages had 11 grandchildren I and three Colorado Class Post Office, Denver, Entered Second Matter at Judy be (a) and mis- as 23 37 now great-grandchildren. commissiOned (b) sionaries; as The Rev. Joseph Trobec offered ’ . lieutenants and . first captains 1n Aswsss-E IT the lfiequiem Mass ‘Nov. in 6 St. (c) chaplain the part-time reserve; Andrew’s church. Burial . in was colleges. teachepslin | -' the parish . cemetery. World! Cd‘n Change the 5. Iou ' . which printingcalls for the first ' of NewOrgan Installed written by (a) copies, 55,000 was : James M..Ke11er, M. M.; the Rev. Pads From (Continued One) Elk In Churchl River (c) Theodore Cabrini; (c) Mother Maynard. be dead. ~ to forgotten that they After not ‘Were now were . Theater, radio Elk Rivera-A The Family a' 6. Hammond new -‘burying Judas their slain Machabeus comrades, ordered a MBS formerly heard ha‘s been installed in St. over organ program PRIMATE for THE ABBOT ‘grea‘t‘ of‘inoney Jerusalem all gathered‘up be sent of Bene— tured with to to the Rt. Alcuin Rev. Deutsch, O.S.B., Andrew’s if-.. is Thursday evenings, church here, sum and now on an Abbot of St. John’s. Abbot.Bernard (CST) Abbot (a) Sun- heard 8:30’pnn. of recital sacrifi “for at dictine monks in dead.” the world the sins of the ' to recent was organ a commemorate ce was a Benedictine the Fed. Wednesday Italy in before being Tax Included (b) monastery chosen being day evenings; is pla/nnecl event eve- for St. visitor John’s abbey in Collegeville. He to is the The after sacred writer, reporting this incident, then his high office September, early evenings. to in 1947. date. (c) Saturday nings; an Bernard Kaelin, . Rt. Rev. O.S.B. (right), who is pic- DIGNIE‘IED these TERMS adds beautiful words. Carolina there In North 7. are \I to thought Catholics than \AMM fewer capita therefore, “It holy is and wholesome per Christian STROBEL’S Schools Asks (‘IDNLIDN Priest Co-Operotion a (b) there (a) York; in New are for the that they lie-loosed from de’sd sins.” ’ ,pray may Ireland; China.- (c) , I It indeed, is charity the of for dead. act great to which, a pray Digest The Catholic 8. Construction Jewelers r » Co. of Are Insurance had founded, With when 60 Local CROP THE DEAD PLE pages, Units now CERMAIN (b) has (a) 110 80 Second 12 Avenue. pages; pages; N.E. 614 ST. If Rome today travel to and visit those ,we were 0 (c) 128 pages. (All Christianity ST. ST. CLOUD, CLOUD, MINN. MINN. underground. called the where only U. S. President I catacombs The 9. passages re- many J ceived by the Pope whi in office Christians of the early centuries buried, would (Continued One) From Page Although we CROP are did see orig- not William ) (a) U. S. Grant; ( was inscriptions there reminding dead. inate to for the thte food train idea, much of fruits, canned wool, and us pray meat, (Continued From Page One) raw Woodrow Wilson. Taft; (c) H. the food the original Friendship place In pleading cotton. there' this on ' one 10. the, rank Recently raised appears prayer: to eration in this ambitious building r Train communities from in came idea the The of sending kind double second class of of for gifts in project. “In a prayers'remember who have be- gone your which CROP‘leaders already us were American from hunger- the the U.S. the'request of farmers to at Attending Priest: fore you.” work. at / I, g neighbors born American Hierarchy is the Feast ing overseas was,A CROP Train Priests attending, addition lst in 1;. and to in the minds half dozen Go into of Arc; (b) ‘St. of (a) St. Joan parish of ' will find cemetery similar a men your you The those August, first CROP train mentioned above, ,_ , big Fa- Cabrini; (c) St. in Among these‘ Frances Xavier 1947. was were was reminders for the to dead. pray thers Joseph the Lincoln Kreuter, Abraham Friendship O.S.B., and John Metzler, national Francis cle Sales. D. now the On huge John Brogan tombstone of Father in St. Paulin which Wiesner, O.S.B., both Train, started roll Lin— chairman CROP. of (Answers of to P. 3) on on 'Patrick’s this inscription: is cemetery coln’s Mcirc Grove;' birthday last February. Hugo Tell, O.S.B., Slate Officers’ Installed New Munich; From early S. J. Schirmers, this experience with Ur- “My here children, kneel down and for me.” pray bank; Henry trains decided launch Retzek, Spring Hill; it to was And when I read those words, I realize that every per- Gruenes, Valley; trains which Peter Eden times Jo- state at were resting in that if could cemetery, he and if speak he is son Linz, seph Lake the advantageous Henry; T. Leo for getting most Isabella Daughters of By still in is Little Keaveny, Falls; purgatory, for the Peter Kroll, begging prayersvwith these share of good crop. a same Louis ’nationally Traufler, O.S.B.; CROP sponsored ‘T. is S. words: “Kneel down here and me.” for pray Ziolkowski, James by the National Catholic Minette, Harold Rural ,One of the touching incidents recorded most for in us Kost, Alphone Life Conference, Church World Kremer, Ralph history is the farewell St. Monica her of to Installation felt, Adrian St. officers the Mrs. of of Rosen. treasurer; Aschoff, Lutheran Anton Dolinar, Service, World Robert message and Re- son , Daughters Cloud, Isabella, St. berger, Mrs. James Two- of monitor; Schulzetenberg, Augustine, all agricultural shortly before of St. Cloud. she died. She lief. All major said: ' ' organ- conducted Nov. in the custodian; Miss Mary 10 Dona- co-operating. izations was mey, Fathers John P. “Lay Schritz, Nich- are this body anywhere; let the of it not care Knights Columbus hall with hue, chancellor; of _ All distributed food is olas Donnay, John overseas Wildenborg, Thid in disturb I only of that any request way Mrs. Valleda Kozlik, Duluth, Mrs. C. E. Beacom, you. scribe; Miss state you, channels through church solely Perham; Luke Fink, O.S.B., Al- wish I —— to/thank the people of the Sixth District would remember Mary the altar of God Griffin, wherever acting installing officer. inner Mrs. guard; regent, many need, basis of regardless the of at you as bany; me Benedict Petermeier, Harold on Thometz, John Mrs. outer guard; who religious political affiliation be.” worked officers ardently The .installed for the Dimmerling, and- Patrick in behalf or Riley, all or and supported you may so my Colletti, Edward banner bearer; . color. coming of Breckenridge; Adalbert As Wag- and I attend Mass, are: be that hundreds year in the you November we can sure 2 election. me Mrs. J. P, Lutgen, first guide; people, Thousands of including Princeton; Joseph Bloch, Ros- Miss Drinkwine, Frances ner, regent; of in souls making that purgatory “Remember R. Reichensperger,» are cry: Mrs. J. same second children, will death to starve A. J. Van Zutphen, many O.S.C., Mrs. T. N. Fleming, coe; past regent; at the altar of God guide; whereVer Mrs. Podlasek, be.” Frank me this winter unless volunteer aid is or- Verndale; you may Roger L. Vossberg, St. Mrs. Bruning, Otto vice regent; Fred Marshall , ganist; Misses Wieber and Teresa volume, forthcoming in said large Shurek, Patrick; Paul Elmdale; A. Miss Marie financial Hennen, .TEST YOUR CHARITY sec- Alma Vossberg, and trustees. Metzler. Mr. U. Hullin, North Prairie; P. J. H. Mrs. E. Kain, recording tary; , Grove City, Minn. DP’s Otto, Flensburg; Letter Henry Road Steichen, One of the important Mrs. Hirsch- tests charity is secretary; Dorothy of to ask our our- St. Nicholas; Hirsch, Henry West At the business let- meeting, selves: How Art often Problems do for I the souls in purgatory? pray poor Union; Claude Little Falls .Schwinghammer, from Polish boy ters in DP a a l‘ Because longer ‘ the who lived Waite we Park; Thomas no see persons Shadeg‘, once Europe in read and do- camp were JJxIIJE with and Brootcn; Francis Julig, and because we,do Melrose; with not a‘ccepted us nations near us for the Discussed see our were at D. of l. Heads John Funk, Greenwald; physical A1 J. Christmas their for suffering the orphans. in party purgatory, become eyes we care- Kraemer, Browerville; Frederick Donations toward the party less about this Christian may _l urgent duty dead. to for the pray Kampsen, Clarissa; George Mehok, Meet College be I made‘ Alma Vossberg the to at It is stirring thought Office realize that Toke to is it only by Wahpeton, N. Dak.; William a R. prayer Granite City Electric rs} company or 5 Cremers, and sacrifices Peiping, China; 'I Ben that continue C. help who to those have Mary to Schroeder Dinn- at the we can Virnig, Sauk Rapids; A. J. left this dorf Paint earth: We store. erect tombstones, decorate can graves Paul.—“Right St. Thinking in Gruenes, Glenwood; Vincent WWAMWWVMW' Fett- »"”"'T‘ Members ‘ reminded also Falls—Daughters Little of Isa- with - colorful were fly bouquets, flags of honor, and sing their Art’flwas North the theme of the gather, Padua; Benno Retzek, El- tlf'at November is St. Mary’s Catholic Book bella circle held in- of But Central Catholic praises. meeting of the help to them to them. for E. J. Sobieck, St. Anna; means Theo pray rosa; month. After the regent’s stallation of officers Nov. in St. 8 report, Art association Thomas’ St. col- at Wrobel, Royalton; By S. B. Kuzni‘ak, beyond death, beyond the Father John Denery, school.’ Earl chaplain, prayer go Francis’ high we can Mrs. and grave; cloup lege, Nov. 13. Browerville; \ IN ST. , Joseph , Besselaar, Mrs. Kozlik shatter spoke. Gifts bonds the Curran installed of of death to those regent reach whom . knew we were pre- ' was as .‘s we I Father Meinberg, Dent; Cloud Henry O.S.B., Lutgen, Alexandria; retiring the sented officers. The circle. the to and loved while they still earth. It were is consoling on Arthur a St. John’s university, Collegeville, Hoppe, Morris; Frank Eb- meeting closed by selections was Others office who took with Mrs. PW thought, too, for it makes realize that the tender Melrose; chairman the and for forum Leo Brandl, Bertha; ner, us was by D. on sa— the I. chorus. of Curran the Mrs. at ceremony Were \ Raymond Lang, “The Contemporary Problems in Hillman; Adolph cred ties we‘ enjoyed with them earth be The continued committee in charge of the ‘A on ‘ can Robert Hamm, vice Mrs. regent; Schmidt, View Art St. from the Point of Francis; of the August social hour that followed .into included eternity the by bond' of L.‘ J. Devney, financial secretary; prayer. Preusser, Theologian, Teacher, Philosopher, St. Anthony; Victor Mrs. Peter Wirth, chairman; Mrs. Koslosky, Loretta recording secre- They have beyond beyond passed S1egler, Rice; sight, Professional Artist, Student.” Linus Schieffer, and Martin G, Nilan, our co-chairman; our Mrs. J. F. Adelmeyer, tary; treas- O.S.B., Freeport; Coyle and Paul Lickteig, James Paul Schmelzer, touch,,beyond Mrs. material help—but G. N. Schoen, beyond Mrs. George D. not our Mrs. Harry Foltmer, chan- our urer; Motley; J, Alfred both university, Kroll, from St. John’s Lowry; Stafford, Mrs. R. Theisen, Mrs. cellor; Charlotte Kennedy, custo- Pray crs. S. A. Renner, Kimball; members and the Ray- of the Allen Town, were among Mrs. Andrew Weber, dian; Mrs. Sylvester Super, scribe; mond forum. Rev. Jacques, The the Sauk FOR others Centre. WHOM TO PRAY Miss Virginia were Weber, and Mrs. Mrs. J. P. monitor; Bergan, Mrs. Lawrence Ryan F. the St. Paul of D. F. White. John Gargaro, inner guard; All Mrs. of have relatives for whom seminary to Mr. D. K. and Skoro, us pray. Souk School Centre Carl Vonder Catholic Haar, guard; outer art’. Minneapolis school Every of single has benefactors, of known, Schools one I us some Mrs. Gene Pappenfus, first guide; election After the of regional unknown, to whom debt of gratitude some and Mrs. Walter .1 we owe Johnson, a secon director, afternoon the Modern, session Attractive remembrance—a friend neighbor, guide; Mrs. Sylvester Woody, ban- priest or some or nun or “ERl‘llblt continued Make with Anal- and Huge Saving ner-bearer; and Ione Koslosky, teacher doctor from whom inspiration received and or ysis of Art Work we in Grades the As musician. help.'0nce again, remember Contributing Fuller the countless v Christian to and a young men Father Leo Kcaveny, T. chap- (Continued From Page One) Life,” Sister Marie Pierre Ca- For Minnesotans of lost who their lives in the last world conflict. women lain, speaker the ban— guest and Fred at Blattner, St. Cloud. Con- was thedral School, St. Paul; “Demo- Is there served by the in Franciscan Sis- quet purgatory who is there struction of today the cost school someone new per- stration Silk Screen of Work,” lone Koslosky ters. acted about $250,000. haps as mas- account of us? Maybe was bad example, on Homer Mitchell Winona—On of Minneapolis the our the basis of educa- our care- of ceremonies. ter Serving lessness, the parish building neglect of duty, and lack of tion school of “The Christian kindness Art- on in art; led to the Minnesota them public costs '.._ Mrs. Clarence Wilczek committee with Father M. N. was ist,” Walter the Rev. Le Beau of schools released by commit which sins the de- ‘ nowkeep state them in purgatory. as elected for three. trustee Kremer, W. pastor, M. years; Beste St. Thomas’ college; “Art in the were of education, partment Catholic the 811Ler for those whosexjourney into heaven is detained Mrs. Mallon, E. W. trustee for two. George and Sieben, trustees; and Sister Schools,” M. Thomasita of schools and educational institutions became of and Mrs. A1 Weiss, Not trustee must A l Bromenschenkel, only charity years; but F d justice us _we pray. Cardinal Stritch college, Milwau- e x in the r Diocese of Winonaare e help- . for Mrs. E. J. Anton, year. Schwartz, »William G. Otte, itself one John demands that kee, Wis; “Eternal Beauty,” that debt. and ing ~‘ We to the public reduce ‘ pay education A opportunity. It‘s been , received 'past regent, ,pre-war past B. Mondloch, F. J. Minette, a re- and Dr. Hugo, John Reny of St. Offer in the by costs state then, approximately just Rosaries, that long Masses, since Sivinski's ~Ways has of the up, your gent’s pin. Stephen Schwarzbauer. Thomas’ college. been able offer half selection million to of and dollars, accord— ' Cross, a a a and other fer the during souls this month prayers Installing poor officer decorator Mrs. H. P. masterpieces such these was ing as estimates by the Very to Rev. Sister M. Irena of St. Paul’s lamps. November. Some of pairs—others, And into habit Latterell. get the G.M.A. Mrs. of Fortier are praying " day George H. ,- every Speltz, Ph.D., priory, diocesan former head Rockville of the de- art one-of-a-kind. Puir' Various designs Note- and Mrs. O. G. Koslosky for served the . . souls. Pray . especially for as deceased rela— superintendent base, poor china of schools. College brass with the of St. floral at raised partment your marshals. Co-chairmen the for patterns and pastel shades. All tives, On the all those are did basis who of Minn, is the pupil Benedict, St. Joseph, good, and those who . in be per 401h re- Wedding you Jubilee may banquet at low price. Mrs. Anthony Ran- ‘~. one were in cost thte Minnesota the public gional director and purgatory because was gen- of dall and Mrs. Marie you. Reilly. schools in the 1946-47 Sis- school eral chairman of the meeting. year souls. Family Celebration In “May their souls and the of all the faithful released by Judith College St. the department of the of ter of as Mothefs Hold departed through education, the Catherine Shower the co-chairman. estimated God mainte- [of in was mercy rest peace. for cost the 7,526 elementary Ame n.” nance Rockville.—Mr. Mrs. and Joseph r"; school pupils , represents tax Perhum a sav- Runs in For Koltes Marconi Was Supervisor celebrated’ their 40th wed- ing $940,750. of . ding anniversary Nov. 7. At Vatican Installation Based the estimate that it on On Your Dial Eight their of 10 children ‘ 1.5 times were costs much Perham. to educate A canned goods as —— for the occasion. present Those at- high school pupil it The does Vatican radio station, still shower to for the sisters a of St. as tending the celebration Mrs. educate were elementary school the world's Henry’s of powerful parish most sponsored by an pu- one was SUNDAY Alois Bechtold, St. Joseph; John pil, the estimated saving transmitters, had tax for its in- the Christian apparatus Mothers’ society in :a 7:15, and Ben mun—Sacred Koltes, Kimball; Heart Mrs. program—WSBR (Duluth) the 2,123 high school pupils stalled under the supervi- in the personal the school hall Nov. 4. 9:35 Richard aura—Sacred Beckrich, Shakopee; Heart Mrs. Question and the Box— 9 Catholic secondary program schools of Guglielmo Marconi, of the sion inven- ‘ About 80 their members brought Leonard (Fargo) WDAY Schreifels, .Litchfield; iocese saving of represents of the wireless. Broadcasts tor canned goods’ contributions "10:30 a cal"), per— tam—Hour and Joseph, Jr., of Faith—WTCN Alois, Mary, (Fm;- ,and (Twin KFGO 99,124, giving total saving the Vatican of from radio station, sonally and their sent a - many more all of Rockville. WEVE The go), (Eveleth). children two $1,339,874 in the elementary dedicated in and 1931, frequently donations. The collection fruits, of are Cloud, Catechism unable Mrs. Gilbert Comes Life—KFAIVI attend to (St. KSTP to were secondary schools. heard around the world. jellies, pickles, and rel- preserves, (Twin .Beckrich Shakopee of Cities). Matt and v ishes given the Benedictine to were Religion Koltes South in the of Dakota. New3+WDAY (Fargo) Sisters, who live in home the now 5:00 p.m.—The’ Catholic There Hour—KFAM 28 grandchlidren. (St. Cloud), WDAY are from Movie the school Current Ratings recently across (Fargo), (Duluth);_wmrc WEBC (Hibbing), purchased by Henry’s St. parish. _. . WHLB (Virginia). ,sponTsMEN: :p.m-.—creueu-5tory 5:30 Ever Told—WTCN (Twin Cities) . Rife Held 40 effect Hours' “Particularly in people, evil practices the young not are WEEKDAY'S ‘ muclf of Continental ignorance of intellect (Dulu‘th) of weakness of will exposed so 3:15 tum—Sacred as Heart a program—WSBR THE Chapel of Hospital In' dangerous occasions, and unsupported by the of grace.” to means 7:15 mun—Sacred Heart program—WMIN (Twin Cities) -——The Christian Education Youth, Pius XI. of WEDNESDAY .. pom—Faith A- 1 8:30 (Moorhead), of onerime—Kvox 4 MBS . Forty Hours’ devotion ob— r. was I COMPLETE 7 Unobjectionable Moi-ally THURSDAY for Adults Children and LINE OF LAMPS SEE FLOOR OUR , the served in St. Cloud hospital 9:00 p.m.—Family Thenter—KGDE Falls), Bold Frontiersman (Fergus Oklahoma Blues WLOL chapel Nov. 12-14. Father Roger \ - (Twin Cities), Campus KLIZ (Brainercl), Sleuth WREX Return Badman ' ' of the All Colors Vossberg L. of St. Patrick deliv- ——- .—— 'a\.t (Duluth). Green Grass of Wyoming I Strawberry Roan. .the the ered closing sermon SATURDAY Miracle of the Bells Tarzan the Mermaids and ceremonies Sunday evening. o 9:00 mun—Ave Maria {.r- program—WDGY (rwin Cities), wave A. 2 Priests parishes from in and neat; (Eveleth). " &"'ALL :7 ' L’ r kw», JACKETS, St. Cloud BOOTS assisted. . " Mdrally Unobjectionable for Adults Only , 7:30 bum—Hour" Ivmmsk of!§t. Francis—KNOX (Moorhead) Apartment OTHER HUNTING 8r. for Peggy Slave Girl Visiting ' 5 St. Paul Nun Black Bart FISHING EQUIPMENT Smugglers Closeup Saigon Crookston Benedictines Headquarters We Are the for The Night HOLY Has Thousand BIBLES Eyes & MISSALS Sitting Pretty a Arms and Ammo. I I Drug Molitor. Co. G? B make wonderful Crookston.—Sister Authorized M. Marcella Remington Service I Morally CHRISTMAS Paul, Objectionable 'St. community for; of Everyone GIFTS supervisor ' Rickers‘, AGENCY REXALL Sport Store of schools for the Crookston Bene- Anna Karenina Letter From Unknown Woman Order an Yours Now Prescriptions Specialty dictines, is visiting each school a Dream Girl 90s Miss Tatlock’s Millions ST. Schaefer’s ' cos Kodak PHONE Supplies O Toiletrie- PHONE CLOUD‘ Book Store 3%“ BASEMENT 0F taught by Sisters the of Mt. St. Escape Me Never Smart Woman s'r. omen. mun. GUARANTEE BLDG. TRUST Benedict who belong the to | Hazard Unknown 51'. CLOUD. MINN. Woman llrvwwfirmw’rflwllrtlll. S“ ,1 \ Crookston convent. l -.