THEVST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, 17, SIX December T948 PAGE ’ I Cincinnati Reveals Priest ' PAPER lDANEl. PAINTS—.WALL Many Jobs Change Girls WEDDINGS REQUIESCANT . ulna-"unnu-unm- PACE IN DIOCESE IN FUNERAL For' Paint your Worse, and wall Survey Shows keep home 'looking smart paper can as . well the walls and Woodwork. See selec- large as preserve our , tion of paints and wall 1 in beautiful colors modern and HOME papers designs. ' Johanna Pievrzina Mrs. Grunthover-Johnson * This will probably shock with whom they most were women Sobieski.——Funeral services were con- daughter Ella Johnson, Morrill.—-Miss , Sixty—five working,” said. people. total of Father Klocker Johanna Pierzina, for Mrs. of ducted Dec. 2 out Johnson, became a Henry of Mr. and Mrs. n...nun-i1.-"nun-nun".- the Stanislaus’ church by Rev. in St. KOERBER 93, work, Catholic surveyed Part the method cell of of. Joseph Grunthover, of 99 bride of 'PAHT the SHOP son young women the Lamusga. Surviving Anthony are Nuptial Joseph Grunthover, Sr., before Young Christian inquiries like this help cell a Cincinnati by one, 8. children: Theodore, Swan following Joseph’s INTELLIGENT in St. offered Nov. 28 Mass COURTEOUS, unu- judge help Workers “have changed for members and to act to Charles Turner, San Diego, River; Mrs. group William Tarman. by the Rev. church Felton, Malden, Mrs. Susan bad situations. they the since began to, Bernice John- FUNERAL couple Attending the MODERN AND worse were Moose Lake. Raymond, and Grunt-hover. and Alfred work.” High Ideals Needed son ' 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. children her death. preceded in Five THAN MORE FOR SERVICE Girtz-Preimesberger the Father told teachers Only girls, according Klocker the 16 to Daniel Anthony Nov. Mathilda Plum—Married 27 that “history “changed the destiny today were for bet- and YEARS. 65 offered Pooh—Requiem Mass St. survey, were was Preimesberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John’s St. ‘ter.” Anthony Daniel in The remaining “have oblige Catholic educators reach Dec. 6 for 18 not to Elmer Girtz, Preimesberger, and Joseph Mrs. died Dec. 4. church. Mr. Daniel high achievement changed noticeably.” All these of and 99 of Girtz William of Mr. and Mrs. RELIGIOUS a new of ex- son the also leaves fol- Daniel survives. He ARTICLES "nun-nun..."- Nuptial offered before Mass cellence in training Buckman. working girls of Christian lead- graduates a Edward, are brothers sisters: lowing‘ and Rev. Boldt in St. Joseph‘s by the Earl , Joseph Catholic schools. Clara, Mrs. Helen, and Peter, ers. Delores church. attendants The were Cloud. Burial St. Schellinger, all of “These Henry Klocker, times challenge us,” he Father J. TELEPHONES: as- Prayerbooks, Smart and Jack Girtz. Rosaries, Sick Call Sets, Medals and in St. Cloud, Calvary cemetery in was “to sistant-pastor church produce of Cin- and EraI-Baumgartner in went a on, men wom- Kramer offi- the Alphonse with Rev. Chains, Crucifixes, Bibles, St. Andrew’s Daily Mis- 238-W Office cinnati, described who gigantic in the moral Villard.—Before Nuptisl Mass offered stat- to ciating. en are survey re- a church, LaVonne Bartholomew's sal, Holy Water Fonts, in St. Statues, John Donovan Mrs. vision, ligion teachers the two—day in in and fortitude. For at etc. ure, Residence—1543 con- . a Mr. and Mrs. daughter of Baumgartner, u services Cloud—Funeral St. archcfiocesan the minds millions ference of high school of sopped were con- are became the Henry Baumgartner, bride u u John Mrs. Donovan Dec. 13 for ducted THE FRITZ-CROSS H RETAIL STORE teachers Purcell the high school. with slogans of secularism, in- at Era], of Mr. and Mrs. Donald of son- Cloud John St. Paul’s church by the Rev. North St. in Seventh Avenue Eleven, g Alexandria. The Rev. A. Eral Frank of ,- ‘by “The changed flamed the doctrines Com- 65 who for the of Mr. Dec. 9. Denery. Mrs. Donovan died the Nuptial Mass. J. ofiered Gruenes a survive. John. Jr., worse,” Father and left cold the Donovan and Klocker said, munism, by - son. one Sworn-um Carson-Denlake 26 6th Ave. No. ;.,m;-' 51. Cloud, Minn. " -_ * Assumption Burial the cemetery. in was “changed almost immediately teachings Jesus Christ.” after of .. \sfimun Gilman.—Miss Danlake, daughter Ann Crever Ronald they This One the work. critical needs went of of to most Mrs. John Jedlickt. became the bride seen of was Joseph—Funeral services St. were :, Robert Mr. and Mrs. love, the of Carson, of in their attitudes toward time, he said, for “youth is son church Joseph’s Dec. in St. conducted 6 SAUK = Charles Hillmsn. before Carson of a control. who their vocations courtship, birth They will choose and and infant of Mr. not Ronald Crever, for son Nuptial Mass offered Nov. in Sts. 24 Minneapolis. Gilbert Crever of ,Mrs. CENTRE spirit of only personal salvation took un-Christian of on am as means Paul’s -church Peter and by the Rev. his Dec. 3. Surviving Ronald died! are ,‘V independence, lackadaisi- but social sancti— became instruments of Walter Bednsrk. the Attending couple as sister, Mary and Lou. parents one stone men’s Selma Jedlicks, Mildred Carson, fication.” were cal, lost their ideals, ignored Chris Seifermann op- and Mr. ’Mrs. Joseph Koscielniak, Mau- These Friendly Business Firms v portunities Citing results the slipped the of YCW for study, and Hill.—Requiem Mass of- Spring Preimesberger, and was Rodney Carson, reen Chris in for Seifermann fered Dec. 11 sacraments.” and Your in the he pointed that “when Appreciate Deserve Patronage reception the of out Zelmer Jedlicka. survey, 'church. 8 Michael's He died Dec. St. McDonald-Rice The but people leave school they “not poll, young survey was a en- Surviving Mrs. the of 83. at are age Cloud—Miss Ries, St. Betty Ann observation into society the result ter secularistic ’of serious often children: Shoes; the following a The Home of Florsheim Seifermsnn and Mrs. Kazemer Weihs. be- daughter of Hill; Adam Kramer, by YCW subtle recognized——a Spring Mrs. the members of the too be sit- Martin, to young bride Richard 'McDonald, the of came Dockendorf, Nicholas; Mrs. Ben St. Cloth- IGOPHER Hari,§chaffner Marx uation which HATCHERY and be only STATE can by met of Mr. Mrs. J. L. McDonald and son 0 Mrs. Jeck Peerman. Cold Spring; and , Cathedral Lake, Clear before Nuptial Mass people who enlightened Senior a 0 young are grandchildmn. - Cloud. There St. 27 are feted Nov. Paul’s church 27 in St. by ing- determined.” and Clarence Stenger Richard the Held. Attending the Rev. Po‘try Headquarters Book Centre He called the Young Christian Morris.—-—Funeral services were con- bridal couple Darlene Ries, Mr. and were Clarence Stenger, 59; Nov. 25 for Author of ducted Students the “one of Delroy Sand, John McDonald. Mrs. Proven Prize movement and Cloud STAR CHICKS St. Mary‘s Bldg. St. * The Arthur 23. Rev. who died Nov. The ushers James McDonald and were powerful methods of training most Lad... the Mass in Assumption Hoppe offered Bentfield. " Roger Christian leaders.” daughter, church. Surviving Mrs. Diagnostic Dependable Service ‘ are a Scepaniak-Gaida Radio Laura Cartwright; his mother. Mrs. Script. The YCS, Young Christian Stu- Holdingford.—Married Nov. 27 were on brothers. Morris; and sistcrsnmd. two two dents parallel (a Young Christ— to Gsida, Constance daughter of Mrs. Donais Louis ' Stephen Gaida. Sr., Scepaniak, Leo and ian Workers), trains lay leaders, NATHE STYLE ~SHOP LONG ' PRAIRIE Elk Riven—Funeral services were con- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scepanisk. of son he said, by developing in them Louis who Dec. for Donais, 75. re— ducted 4 Thomas high Wahl, Cathedral Leonard Opole, The Rev. Guide of sponsibility, wide-awake social The Joseph Trobec died Dec. Rev. 1. brother of the bride, offered the a Nuptial school senior and Chimes editor, CHILDREN’S MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND Andrew's the Requiem Mass in St. offered Hedwig’s Mass in St. church. The consciousness, operative char- at- an Firms Business These Friendly radio the prize-winning wrote the church. Surviving his wife and Reading, Alois tendants Mary Mrs. are were ity, CLOTHING AND SHOES Christian judgment, strong and Paul; Clarence, St. Public following children: script in the Minnesota Sowada, Geraldine Geida, George Scepa- Your Patronage and Deserve confidence. of Appreciate Bill. Culver Mrs. Clarence Laird, Anoka; a sense- Alois niak, and Sowada. Health Association’s Christmas Cash Save Pay and Clifford, Elk, City, Calif.; Henry and Seal campaign. Melvina Wojeiechowski. ' River: Mrs, CENTRE, MINN. SAUK Paul. of Mayme Dombroski, and all Mrs. His “Tuberculosis, the paper, Nook Book Minneapo- Cloud; Mildred of St. Ida and Louo‘PRAIRIE Killer,” in state-wide Mrs. Schneider, Monticello; won compe- lis: Stella DRUG PETERSON tition will and Laurence, Marjorie. and Marion be WCCO at and read over “5.: CO. 1°“ BORGMANN IMPLEMENT , grandchildren. home. There 24 are Saturday 1:45, it at on an- was COMPANY oREAnERv the by campaign’s nounced educa: At End of the the Santa Fe The charity of Sister Blandina .Iohn Weismonn, Quality F Equipment John Deere tion director, Miss Marguerite arm Trail, bywSister Blandina is Segale. monumental. Besides tending Assoounou STORE Breen. Previously, PRESCRIPTION in local THE compe- You Get Quality Service This Store A! Bruce, (Milwaukee: $3). the sick, 298 burying the dead, and pp. QUALITY FARM tition, wript his read was over Prairie, Telephone there If who tend teaching little Minn. Minn. Aged the O N T Centre, to she finds E U I P M E 129 Sank Long Phone 11 Dies Pioneer, are any ones, KFAM, with along Tom-Palmer- view religious shrinking time make into the to excursion Louellti women as an Butter Tim sheim’s, Murphy’s, Tom Hel- violets, mumbling their in Mojave desert visit the In- to Hopi prayers lenhorst’s, Audrey and Gnifkow- excellent Cloisters, it would be dians by her investigation and to an The firms listed de. here ski’s, servicefior and the articles of several Milk Pasteurized Rockville—Funeral ARNDT’S thin their this book into relieve to put them 0. “rooms from , petty persecu- Tech students, also. Thomas also John Weismann, Sr., pioneer 87, Cream remembered and be to Sister Blandina will han tion hands serve the of at government cure , his HATCHEBY read the at Par- MAIN recent HARDWARE for resident and charter . Rockville paper their in them of mistaken notions When 'she that finds she agents. distributing when ent-Teachers’ meeting Cathedral at you are Con- member the Immaculate of 18 PHONE Leghorns. White twinkling. the day S. Certified Until of her needs U. bigger and better school,. a Admiral Refrigerator a » high school. parish, held ception here dif- the patronage in were death in the of 1941, 91, she takes your at shovel and dig- Heavies starts Approved Minn. age U. S. Long Prairie. a The J. Zitur of- DOES HAVE TO BE Saturday. Father F. limited NOT 500 ‘ to essays were Sister Blandina had first- ging‘ foundation; in those days more lines a of ferent business. and Commercial Feeds DEFROSTED Mass. Burial fered Requiem words the the general theme, “What on class than adventures week gallant and, rather than per 'men a were Supplies Poultry 18 Sank Centre Phone Rockville You in the Can Do Tuberculosis.” cemetery. About was member riot Chicago’s squad of Sister Blandina working see so Information tuberculin testing, had been resi~ on Mr. Weismann whole has in lifetime. hard, they built her school for her. a a the and .Christmas had seal x-ray, Rockville He dent of since 1901. This book rambling is looking If for book a narra- RAPIDS SAUK you are a in to the appear parish committee essays. served the U.S. Approved tion life on of Sister’s in the old Chews whole family, Purina for is im- it your Thomas first place in the won helped the that erect present 81 U. PuIIm-um to S. this “Shoot ‘Southwest.of first!” for possible this to go on wrong one. Catholic School Press association’s church here. parish Tested Hatchery be diary days. It and meant Livestock to Firms As fact, when of fin- Friendly Business matter These was a a you editorial and received contest com- her but . only sister’s PnuIirv in Jefferson, Wis., March for other Born 'ish, probably you’ll eyes, want to start Patronage Your mendation in and Deserve issue Appreciate the most recent diary people read the and he Minnesota 3, 1861, to one.—-(Joseph D'. pre- came over on page its of publication, The Catholic Blandina vailed Sister to the of 10. with his parents Sheehan, S.J.) at upon age School Editor. A member OHS. of publish The only the it. fault he Was,married Eliza- In 1892 to pres-. The West Bay, by Barbara at creative writing club, the Caed- ‘ reviewer find with the ent Thomey of Rockville and in beth co.‘ can Ward. York: (New Norton 288 he has also had short HDWE. pp. story Schraniz Bros" SAUK‘RAPIDS mons, 225 Main SI. a book that in is places evidently the couple moved Rock- 1901 to $3.50) published in Today. In recent a Props. polished Phone for 87 public ville where he in general up consump- This will was book be welcomed mer- by letter from the editors that of 0 language tion the takes rather chandise business his brother, with on a CENT INNESOTA the American who is wondering magazine, he requested sub- to SAUK was character; Victorian however, Furniture Appliances, Jacob, for and helped Major 36 __ Hardware, his about the efficacy of country’s years, mit stories in the future. more these few patches and organize the State bank of are are to contribution the Western to Thomas has material save contest sent at. general lost the really in 375 of Phone Rockville and its president sweep firms Sauk Minn. Rapids, at listed here European Th nations from complete was also the drama the e to contest of » BERGGREEN the book. the time of his death. and political ruin. economic A Christophers. Register readers will remembered, be to If ’t know Sister di that serve you British economist Barbara Ward HOME FUNERAL and Mrs. Weismann .nine chil- remember his discussion the of Blandina ha devoted her life to I distributing clear, thorough when analysis presents dren survive: Mrs. Henry Miller, Mystical a you \are in. week’s “As Body last St, Cloud Ambulance ._ The listed here de- firms following the Christ, counsels of CORRIGAN C. A. causes—political, social, the and of Nicholas Hennen, Mrs. Arthur and Teenagers It.” See dif- the in patronage therefore, serve and, could be ad- not your; the economic—that have reduced Phone 84R 84W be remembered to Weismann, Rockville; Mrs. C. O. service or Chimes A former editor, Lavina lying, dicted be would to business; you ferent lines of wealthy influential and Euro- and once Bemis John Weismann, St. Souk Minn. Centre, Schwinghammer, distributing when ’32; Gloria Reel, bound balderdash her whole to are you nations bank- their to present Cloud; Mrs. G. Wurst, Greenq pean 0...“, M", T. K. 9. ’39; Michael and O’Donnell, ’49; narration. the In of the course patronage In tracing the of the dif- ruptcy. in causes m wald; Albert, Des Plaines, 111.; your 513W also phone have state recognition for book, Sister Billy the Kid meets won malady the in Europe’s No. 1 Everett Beckley, Portland, eco— Mrs. gathedral ferent lines of business. in the annual seal again time and and Tm“. con- C0: Implement on one oc- J. J. Smith distress—the dollar shortage nomic Rapid” sank and Duluth. Ore.; Raymond, There casion prevails him not es to upon the disloca- —she far beyond . goes grandchildren and 24 three are scalp the doctors of Trinidad, World.war tion brought about by Implements Farm McCormick-Dcering Mnus great-grandchildren. One brother 0010.; she Gov. Lew Wal- meets William Mrs. dollar crisis, though II. The present and sisters also surviye: An- two and Service ' Parts lace Hur of Ben fame; she casually the by destruction of aggravated SPRING COLD ‘ Weismann, drew St. Cloud; Mrs. mentions that Uncle Dick Woot- SYSTEMS sorrENEBs WATER WATER noses SEEDS FAIRBAI’RS the is the result industry in war,“ - — Henge], Assiniboia, Barbara B. C., the famous President tbn, frontier of is New scout, condition. This permanent CENTRE. of MINN. SAUK con-- a and Mrs. Mary Huff, Los Angeles, Businebs friend hers; of and These Friendly Firms a inability of on one oc- is the growing dition Calif. walks casion she into of party enough a Europe Western to earn Your and Deserve Patronage Appreciate Mr. Weismann member of was a Sodaliiy lndiansén the warpath and dis— Rosary economist’s dollars—which is the F Benedict’s St. society. suades them N 1 E L n from n s; attacking T E s \ they produce saying a of cannot way White of ’ camp men. America enough for to export to Ogaards Successors to Hos Forming I72 import their tremendous balance HALL MATHEW Mrs. William Maus elected was SHOES Books & for CLOTHING BOYS’ Europe MEN’S AND needs coal, machin- for food, and president of the In So Many Ways--- St. John Cantius ., disequilibrium in This trade, well-drased" "It keep to Rosary ery. isodality, Cloud, St. pays its Lumber, at . Conlroierniiy In Mate- Coal, Building obsolescence combined with of regular Minn. meeting and annual Christ- Sank Centre Planned Drive Is t industry, failure to European re- Roofing Insulation, in rial. the church garty basement 11518.8 Cold Spring Granite expendi- Prod- earnings capital in invest ec. spouse. mm. com . non-American loss of tures, Farming. Canonical establish- Can sources Helpful Be ucts Lihrory Other —— officers elected By Mrs. Group were: other materials, of and Confraternity of the of causes, the raw ment Theodore Steinke, re-elected vice FALLS LITTLE bankruptcy. has led European to Rosary .Rainbow took place in Cather- St. Diamond and Gray president; Mrs. George Bursch, The the solution? What is ine’s parish here na- the afternoon CO. WENNER on grit feed THE poultry at recording your and Mrs. or secretary; unite in ‘ tions the West. of must Books aid War-stricken to a of Dec. 8. coun- Stanley Sadowski, dealer. Firms treasurer. Friendly Business These the war-time similar tries to of Europe will be collected co- A‘total of 172 members way were en- Imple- Furniture, Hardware, Mrs. Val Tomczik, Mrs. Adolph the co-operation That operation. is, Minnesota-Dakota by the Your Patronage unit and Deserve of Appreciate by Father rolled Adalbert Unruhe, 0 Mill and ends from Cold the Fuel, Furnaces ments, Ficenec, and Mrs. August Henneck thorough be and the Catholic Library must association generous, O.S.B., pastor. Plumbing. Spring plant foundations. for honors for sacrifice 500. requiring of much throughout the months of Decem- won sov- The of the Rosary purpose Embalmlng Licensed con- ALGREEN PHONE 8 W driveways. the each nation. of walks, ereignty part ber and January, etc. according Christmas to Party on fraternity, explained Father Adal- MINN. Spring Cold AGENCY LITTLE Phone.29 FALLS. nations these must Sister Marie Cecilia, It director of re- means bert, is obtain the to conversion of 13 Conducted OAggregate and granite-sand mini- barriers exchange to duce the library school of the College a sinners and infidels and for Other and Religious peace Rosaries Prayerlmohs, Articles what produce Cold Spring, Isle, assign each to at Morton St. of Catherine, St. Paul, and mum, whole the world. Many? band Mrs. Frank Wallek, to- assisted by profitably, and WEBER yield it most chairman of the committee in can Odessa, Minnesota. and ‘ gether, he said, through the Mrs. devo- Theodore Steinke Mrs. and U. S. pool allocation of for form charge of collection. the WE a of Rosary tion the praise and John to A. Willenbring, took charge The DELIVER firms~listed WE CALL de- here , the needs according of imports to STORE “Good books CLOTHING in field any are honor the Blessed Virgin and by of the after-meeting Cold Christmas Spring Granite Co. CLEANERS LIK-NU building Ward is each. Barbara not be acceptable,” Sister Cecilia remembered Marie to serve unanimous, supplication her Members party. exchanged gifts secure Clothes she Men future for Europe; for and Boys dream in said. “They should be good a con- heavenly patronage. lunch and served. when distributing a was you are Pressing Dry Cleaning and again COLD SPRING. MIN N E8011 the reader again reminds books subjects dition and ALBANY any on - The ceremonies cl d with Jan. 5 is the date for set the 0 s e . is long the dif- science, that to the time, such in affected by LUTZ, patronage HAROLD Prop. A. COLD recovery SPRING way ST. CLOUD your as I Benediction of Blessed the regular Sacra- meeting next of the Rosary possible. still it is but and difficult, will They be dis- should be recent. N. D. Phone 116-118 St. 49 in ferent business. and singing lines ment of the Te Deum. of sodality. tremendous The West is bay; at the schools, colleges, tributed to Factors Hat Blocking Finish a Will the made. decision be must institutions of and other hospitals, Official Open Slated ing raise together nations work to war-stricken areas.” MELROSE Studebaker & Sales Service 0 El H mis- their themselves present their from send Donors asked to are E .. refusing to McCormick-Deming condition, Cath- erable Form Books books for Europe, Winte to For wonderland or, vereignty, their sacrifice of Minne— r Association, olic Library These Friendly Firms Business Implements any Machinery &- I victim fall will and to St. they College of starve Unit, sota-Dakota Your Appreciate and Deserve Patronage 1,Minn. East?— from the the Red Atten- spectre St. Paul Thomas, Little Falls—Ofl‘icial opening A little of white will bring angel Pick, SJ.) (P. E. tion: Watkins. D. R. Go. Hardware Bares WEBER, Little Falls Winter Wonderland the Christ Child w, c, Agenl the Wonder- to for for 1948 will take place Sunday. land and lay Him in the E M P I R E on manger Helrose Hoior Iio. coal Hardware and Daily Mass the Ski Esta inn Sunday The Ordo day will also mark dedica— -1n General new Insurance afternoon. tion of the $7,000 Ski Esta MEMORIALS,’ new Inc. mam§°mvi$5§2fd§2hm , nonn- FINANCING ‘ AUTO This addition Santa the to Claus will make his Inn. new ap- Wonderland by uouss LOANS 72 24 around 4:30 o’clock. ' As- measures pearance MELBOSE. Special No Bottled Gas MIN the feast. Friday. Mass of Ember SALES 17—Winter Dec. SERVICE and . feet, has log siding the outside sisted WE by of his elves SPECIALIZE 10 helpers, [N MEMORIAL! on Si. I" B. E. Flu! Phone 569 Church Little as Falls. Minn. Collect 3rd the Telephone Our Lady, of 45 2nd of Creed, Gloria or FOR CATHOLIC Phone knotty CEMETERIES 171 and pine the interior. It he will distribute Melrose. Minn. candy, peanuts, on Violet Vestments. Ordinary Preface. Pope, the Empire Built—Eternal the an]. or u has rustic furniture and rustic and apples all the children to who Gloria Special Mass. No Saturday. Ember 18—Winter Dec. or STUDIO light IIIIAN fixtures also l‘U and has two to him Sunday. Santa come see on the the Church Our Lady, 3rd of Collect of 2nd Creed, or large fireplaces. The stone build- made his first visit Wonderland to Violet Preface. Vestments. Ordinary Pope, ing is PHOTOGRAPHY equipped with large COMMERCIAL four in 1946. PORTRAITS AND He has been coming CANDID ever Mass. Special last) Advent. LlTITIIFlEL-D Sunday of 19—Fourth (and .Dec. thermo-pane, frost-proof picture ' since. Last almost 1,000 E. Broadway 125 Groups Wedding Penuin year Phone 866 and per- Church the of Pope, Lady, the Our 3rd Collect of 2nd or windows. crowded the Wonderland to sons Violet Vestments. Preface. Ordinary I Claus Santa arrive. see Dec. PRODUCE Gloria No St. Thomas, Apostle. Vigil of 20—Monday. CO. Shower, or Held Poriy Is FIFTY-FIVE YEARS FOR OVER A‘ huge 40-foot Christmas tree Our Advent, 3rd of Collect the 4th Sunday of of 2nd Creed, Home, Simolvm‘ FUNERAL ehuipped with lights will stand in Violet Preface. Vestments. Ordinary Lady, LiiIIe FoIIs For Nuns front Ski of the Esta inn. We Pay Highest the feast. Apostle. Mass of Your St. Thomas, Prices 21—Tuesday. Dec. for At o’clock 3 Mayor George Mer- Creed, Advent. Collect 4th Sunday of Gloria, of the 2nd Service Dignified Personal Economical - POULTRY, EGGS, Little and Falls—Old — HIDES St. Nick — had rick ribbon will WOOL the that seals cut Apostles’ Preface. Falls. Minn. Little 666 his Telephone heyday the St. Mary’s at fac- the big rustic door the to entrance Virgin. Cabrini, St. Frances Feast 22—Wednesday. of Dec. ulty meeting Dec. MELROSE, 6. the ‘of the inn.- This’will Catholic Services In be followed Prepared take of MINN. to proper way. z care feria. Common OR: of the , \ by the dedication speech by Tom The parish wanted have’a to Sunday in Advent. ‘No' Mass the 4th in Advent. . Week day as Donlin Cloud. of St. shower for the Benedictine Sis- Gradual. Alleluias end omit and of Creed, at twb verse the ters of parish. Father T. Leo At 5:30 o’clock there will be sm‘rn Vestments. Violet a .MEIROSE The firms listed here de- (‘0. Keaveny obligingly called fac- .l.‘ cafeteria A. served in the inn. the Sun- Week day in Advent. Mass 4th 23—Thursday. Dec. a supper as ulty meeting. Soon St. N'cholas The Winter Wonderland Alleluias omit and No Creed, at be day in Advent. two to remembered was verse serve HARDWARE arrived his with helpers. He broke conceived in the mind of Father Gradual. Violet Vestments. of end Tractors and' Implements Farm when John Doers 0% distributing \ :1 the you are faculty meeting, unloaded Edward Ramacher, assistant in St. Gloria Vigil Special No up Christmas. Mass. 24—Friday. Dec. of Lines Hardware trucks full Related two food of and canned Mary’s and Parts and parish here. winter The Service Repair Complete . Preface. patronage in the dif- Creed, ord1nary your or OUR OWN HARDWARE ' goods before playground the sisters, and offers ample facilities (ADVENT ENDS—CHRISTMAS-TIDE BEGINS) ’ neat-gags ' FALLS LITTLE ’ ferent lines of business. Refuses ordered few and for skating, skiing, and tobogap- Co.) Lehmann l M. Daily in; E. a (From Use, A Missal 1948, songs prayers How To I .. I in payment! nmg. — /