St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
December 24, 1948 · Page 3 of 8
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s... , .H .. our: . ' - THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, Dece’mber 24, 1948 Newman Orphans Newmani’res Members Entertain of Club WANT EGGS? MICROMET “’""' FEED PURINA LAY CHOW WITH ocorrostlvo YOUR GRAIN EGG FOR TOP Yule “Rod Prevents Wafer” Give Orphans PRODUCTION Party _ Clears staining water, stops of fixtures up and TRAUT FARM STORE FEED fabrics lay dissolved Iron In well water, or 6th Ave. 20 North Eu! I "m" °" Call 641-] St. Cloud . BUY MICROMET FROM Members the of Newman club portation at arrangements. Tecla; the Teachers’ college played host programl Karpen, Hastings, is the children in the Cloud to St. chairman the for Newman club. orphan home. Father Kost led the children in. It the annual Christmas was singing Christmas ‘ songs. sponsored party by the Newman Club“ About 45 members, their spiritual director, Father Harold Kost; and faculty adviser, John Weismann, presented of a program THE BEER entertainment and distributed ap- ples, Christmas cookies, and pop- FOR THE balls the children. to corn WHO Christmas MAN gifts provided were for all of the children. These will KNOWS be opened, however, until not Christmas morning. General chairman the of Christ; Mary party Manion of mas was St. Paul. DISTRIBUTED BY The” entertainment in- program cluded vocal selections by male MEMBERS OF THE NEWMAN candy, CLUB tion of and presentation a of gifts. Gifts will quartet consisting of LeRoy Hum- be opened, however, until Christmas not morning. State of the Teachers’ college sponsored bert, St. Cloud; Orvin Larson, Pictured above enJoying the entertainment part .: their annual Christmas for the children party in Sauk Centre; John Kennedy, T. of the the sisters and children in the program are Phone 567 A: Cloud the St. orphans’ home last Melrose; week. The and party Elmer Weisser, also orphans"home members and the of Newman club.— of Melrose. Instrumental HT. solos CLOUD. MINN- included of entertainment, the distribu- (Bob Molitor photo) program a played by Kermit Otteson, St. were Cloud, ‘Winter Wonderland’ 'accordionist, Theme and Named V'Andrew Nessa Dr. . HOME MODEBNIZING Vavricka, player. A cornet reading, . HOME FINANCING “The Night Cathedral Before Christmas,” High Hold was to of J. F. ANDERSON given by Margaret Schmidt of Chief Staff Perham. LUMBER C0. Chairman of the refreshment Holiday Prom Dec. 29 BUILDING MATERIAL committee Lou Sullivan Mary was on C. Cloud, Dr. Nessa, St. B. was Eden of Valley, PAlN'I AND who assisted COAL was elected chief the staff of St. of by Rosella Buechler, Dent; Telephone Elaine 180 St. Cloud. Mlnn Cloud hospital for the 1949 at Puchleitner, Wayzata; Betty Saun- the meeting the of medical staff. prom, The Holiday annual affair in Christmas ders, Benson; Lorraine Voller, an Granite City Other officers elected include Dr. Sauk Centre; and Leonard Bau- holidays Cathedral high school, will held at be Wednes- next N. Mussachio, Foley, vice presi- F. Electric Co. Aitkin. man, day, Dec. 29. dent, and Dr. E. V. Wetzel, St. . Tina McFarlane, Detroit, Mich, COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Cloud, secretary. Under the general chairmanship of Volkmuth, Don charge in of for arrangements se- was .Uchtlnl Departmentheads elected include Wall Fixtures Floor and the Christmas gifts. Each — nior president, have New- seniors plans under decora- for way Installations. Plug Dr. H. F. Baumgartner, Albany, manite “adopted” orphan and an tions, Gordon’s band and Blue medicine; Dr. J. B. Beunin'g, St. 81‘. CLOUD. MlNN. presented gift. Roger Halverson, a freshmen scheduled. theme and sophomore has been The girls Cloud, Dr. R. N. Jones, surgery; Brooten, in charge of trans- was “Winter and boys formal is for the dance in separate Cloud, groups, St. anesthesia; Dr. F. J. they the Wonderland.” Enjoying stressed great reasonable- a Schatz, St. Cloud, obstetrics; Dr. FRANK JACKSON W. the and deal popularity the past, of in of correct ness ease J. P. O’Keefe, con- St. Cloud, pediatrics; duct, FOllllTll WARD and Holiday has become discouraged false tra— a prom Dr. N. Milhau E. t, ear, eye, nose, ARCHITECT ideas of C.H.S. ' commercialized ditional event at recrea- and throat; and L. M. Evans, r. tion and sophistica- empty MARKET Ecclesiastical Design an drthopedics. Sauk Rapids, ETIQUET’I‘E REVIEWED tion. Sister Francis Xavier, recently in resulted the Plans for prom American PARENTS Nation-'1 Bank Bldg. ADDRESSED Joe Gnlfkovnkl pointed hospital administrator, the by unprecedented a two moves CLOUD. 81'. MLNN. Following through the last MEATS addressed the staff members. Nancy students, on Eight a so class ’49. of plan, = Don Volkmuth, L- and Michael Lanipert, Cul- Eileen GROCERIES Don Kernan, Science O’Donnell addressed the parents Jean O’Donnell, Mary Michael len, 01mm“) HOME-MADE Round Table RINGS at C.H.S. recent Parent-Teachers’ a, Marilyn Condon, Joseph Becker, SAUSAGE meeting, and encouraged them to Volkmuth, New York—Plans Don THE Mechanich, and FOR BRIDE BE TO for reorgan- inv1te students their to homes for social izing the Catholic review of short Round presented Table of St. Cloud 403 N. a 9th Ave. BUTT WEIHAN their & after-dance entertainment. sopho- Science and. discussed freshmen by the etiquette Rev. to were PHONE 2052-53 It is hoped that this will contrib— John R., Cortelyou, national and the time at en- same sec- mores, ute toward restoring Established 39 Years! the Burthsismr Succesuon J. N. to participation when full retary, the New their recrea- York couraged chap- . tional function of the home and 702% Germain St. SI. ' sponsored honored by the affairs ter Rev. Francis sooial in the P. , make _possible greater student Lebuffe, S.J., founder a the of chap- school. the participation here deserve in The listed to social firms affairs. the in couples ter 1935. Speaking to NORTHERN POWER STATES COMPANY, as dis- be when remembered Tickets you are for the Holiday prom the dif- tributing to patronage your available. $1.25 Reburial at Held couple. are Services TSCHUMPERIIN business. ferent lines of A. per FUNERAL HOME War For Hero St. Cloud I O CHRISTMAS O MERRY TOO-W Cloud. Minn. St. .Phooo Reinterment Virgil Johnson, .services Allen for Pvt. Braun, ard Harland I Hopke, Donald Tonnell, USMC, William of Stavrum, son Mr. and‘Mrs. Gary Gruba, Harry and Tonnell, Richardson, 1529 Schellinger Bros. Ninth Tonnell, served southeast, of Pvt. held friends avenue, as were in St. Augustine’s church, pallbearers. active St. Cloud, last BUILDERS Saturday. Catholic War of the Members Pvt. Contractors Tonnell Vet- Reliable Disabled American killed in Sai- Veterans, was July Wars, Foreign 2, 1944. Veterans of pan erans, zassw Plum. He formed born Legion in Cloud American St. the May and was Cloud Bo. St. ll! 14th. Au. 8, 1925. in He Burial Riverview attended honorary escort. was an school Calvary and Technical family lot in high school, the ceme- and Aug. 17, 1943, left for service tery. with the United survived by his Tonnell is States Pvt. marine Murphy H. James After following sister the the completion and of his parents corps. basic training Victor Ahles Mrs. the brothers: at San Diego, and INSURANCE Calif., Calif; Her- marine base, Beach, left Long he (Mirth), in No- vember Minneapolis; of the Carl, Cloud; Real Estate for bert, St. same year over- Tonnell, and in Richard served Hawaii, and Wilfred Tara— and seas \ and Saipan, Edwin, brother, Where A he home. wa, 198 at was Phone 208 St. Mary's Bldg. was killed in of action July the 1925 2, 1944. killed in at seven age m John Hall, Robert Johnson, accident. Rich- in auto an 8: PLUMBING KNAPP HEATlNG Christmas Easier For We Specialize in Hospitals Churches, Schools, 'sos Cloud or. 8th Av. N.‘ r THIElMAN HARDWARE Goods Sporting Paints 'and O Our You CAN BUY Store New MWCMZW ‘ 17 to located Seventh Ave”, at block South. Just 1A south on Seventh from old Ave. store. our BEST GOOD OF. WISHES Llp THE ND WITH For lloollh . EAT. 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