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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

February 25, 1949 · Page 4 of 6

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PAGE FIVE REGISTER CLOUD ST. THE 25, 1949 February Friday, Planned Show Amateur Exhibit Baptism Night Amateur WEDDINGS New Dutch Oven Gas Maytag Range Carnival Children’s At Be ieaiure Will DIOCESE IN Carnival 0i amateui'lcontest, will the highlights in the An be of one Institute auditorium three-day children’s carnival in the Bzdok-Stumpf on Monday, Sunday, and Tuesday. daugh- Stumpf. Pierz.-——Miss LaVerne be- Stumpf, Mrs. Frank Mr. and of ter Monday”evening On children of the primary the 7:30, something here is for at Ah, Ralph of Bzdok. bride of the son came intdrmediate family. Little Falls, Bzdok Steve of Mrs. and expression their musical Mr. grades will give and to Feb. IS Mass offered Nuptial before a of talents. Also the the and dancing focal point, The center Rev. Earl the Joseph's church by St. on in provide the entertainment. will couple Ade- the Attending carnival Boldt. pre—Lenten children’s Monday night will he were the program a Virginia Bzdok. Bernice Grittner, have organized into They been line a display centered around number be will be of dances to square a Stumpf. Al and Duane Trot-sen. Stumpf, club. primary glee family life. Christian children performed by of the Ebner-Sichenader booths be Other erected fourth grade. On Tuesday evening to display are is heart the The of very Norma Feb. Dayton—Married 9 were fancywork booth, candy fish pond, o’clock, children the 8 of at Baptism. Here of the upper and Mrs. daughter of Mr. sacrament Sicheneder, blind knickknack store, Ebner, will honors store, Sicheneder, and Ronald grades for in Louis compete par- son candles, linen bap— exhibits of in Alfred of Elk Ebner and Mrs. Mr. of shooting, house, cels, fun target the amateur contest. in color- embroidered tismal gowns Mel- of The Rev. Frank Elmer River. cherry and tree. tree, baptismal silver popcorn symbols, ful and offered First, third prizes bridegroom, second, and cousin of the rose. by Mass. assisted Nuptial the Solemn the Humphrey, made by Don cups will be awarded for winners in Guillemeter of Dayton G. Joseph the Rev. Cull Band meaning I4 Answer the will again visitors see Elk River. Joseph Trohec of each of the three More Rev. the and groups. the of Baptism, and Marion bridal couple the sacra— Attending purpose were children will participate than 25 Mrs. Janet Ehner, Margaret again by Joyer. born Collegeville that makes ment Prep At us in night. amateur Harold Leon and Mary Leger. Geyen. into the Holy Ghost and the water Leon Ebner. and Sicheneder, being The carnival is Mystical Body. spon- family life of the Solon-Fussy by children sored of St. Mary’s Collegeville.—-Thirteen freshmen before, than Now, ever more Sobieski.—Befobrc Nuptial Mass of- school. grade Proceeds will be a John’s St. sophomore of Holy and the Ghost tossing is Stanislaus‘ church Feb. ’I in St. fered one up cur- the school library and used for has .There been Anthony Miss the Rev. Lamusza. quite by whirring His wings gas never range a school responded the rents, to recent over prep daughter other the school. needs of Mr. Mrs. of and Balbina Fussy. of peoples all the awakening like this! Automatically cooks meal us, Father Alfred Deutsch, Peter became the bride Andrew call of Fussy, of a the booths be Chief to be- of the world the vocation among Mrs. Stanley of Mr. and to Solorz. son famous. while junior band. you’re 0.8.3., for by the will be the booth displaying erected a Alfred away, Solorz. Miss Fussy and Frances Christian. ing a the bridal couple. Czech attended baptismal articles and sacred The band. formed fill the to never-equalled Dutch Oven sym— Method. the exhibit in baptism the At Berning-Beeberger bols. left vacancies which will be articles that carnival, the hub of many Using the Dutch Oven, Dutch Cooker Bronien.—Miss Dorothy Beeberger. remind Its general is to class, clarify the sacrament this year’s graduation explain and by purpose daughter Mr. and Frank Bee- of Mrs. Sizzle-Serve Well, Broiler, operat- life of families of their and or displayed. Fa- will be Baptism of grace the bride Born- berger. became of Marvin will college band be instructed by daily the make of of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bern- ing. will the to mothers read like thers and ing it other modern son use sacra- stove. any gas guidance members under the of before Nuptial Mass offered in St. ing. a blessings and Church’s baptismal in examine the ments signs and you’ll delighted be church by Thomas improved Donatus’ the Rev. Faith. with Band Director John its life. deeply their home (See other the learn story ‘articlcs to Rosalia Beeherger, Mary Im- Shaderz. more Those will who comprise the B all-around performance. Come for Dennis attended the and Kroizrnan this issue.) in dieke, baptismal robe, in the significance of Cook- Delicious Dutch Oven following: band the Leo Jor- couple. are candle, baptismal the decorated The will demonstration three-day carnival get soon! modernized! ing a BayerI-Stalpes now dan, Donald Brissette. Lawrence cards fitting the the and an- Sunday under afternoon 2 cup, at way Whalen, Herington, James John Vir- Feb. Pierz.—Married 14 bap— but were birth nouncing not a o’clock. The VFW will a drum corps daughter Mr. and Mrs. Stalpes. of Schlumpberger, William Stretter, ginia tism. MAYTAG THE SHOP play the A for opening. German of Mr. and Earl Bayer], Al Stalpes. son James Selzler, Thomas Pettinger, Earl Ba’yerl. The Rev. Albert the and Mn. exhibit will also The stress play band is .expected between to Buckley, James Tinger- Michael in St. the Nuptial Mass offered Boldt sacramentals the reintroduction of o’clock. and 4 3 couple Wenninger, Robert the thal, James church. Attending Joseph's ~ family daily life. into Stalpes and and Rosemary Corinne Sunday On evening 7:30 Caldwell, at Srok, were Thomas and Ron- Robert Bayerl. Elmer and 12 5th So... Ave. St. Cloud Tel. 49 that physical helps the Here o’clock children the first of grade ald Schmitz. are Jansen-Toenyan in alive the keep sacraments our Rita Eagle—Miss Toenyan. Grey hearts. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. daughter of and fathers Everywhere, Garrit the bride of became Toenyan. they realizing that mothers Garrit Mrs. Jr.. Mr. and Jansen, of are son Attending the responsibility Sr., of Padua. of Jansen, the take must. up Albat‘t and Dorothy Toenyan couple were their children’s in each day making Lawrence Rotz of- The Rev. Jansen. the ladder higher lives Joseph's the Nuptial Mass in St. on fered rung one church. God. to Ennen-Blaacyk the sacrament- Conscious of use the for- again instills in als ‘ Herman—Married Feb. Mar- 5 once us were Blascyk. daughter Mrs. Vic- M. of the father is aret axiom the that gotten . Blascyk. and Claude Ennen. oria son his the house, head spiritual of Ennen. The Rev. Joseph Harm of sacramentals The priest. home’s couple officiated. Attending the Kirchner Nord- Josephine Brown and Wayne children, Blessing of the home: of were wick. food the be— bread and blessing of Tue-Wampsch family holy water, fore eating, Melrose—Miss Virginia Wampach. the father. by be led to prayer, are granddaughter Anna of Mrs. Wampach. in found be blessings These can the Clyde bride of Tisc. became of son Ritual. Weller’s Father Mrs. Tise. before the Very Mr. J. A. and Hofi'man Feb. At- Matthiaa 14. Rev. invited look Families all to on are couple Shirley Wam- tending the were display, baptismal read the to at pach and Donald Kraker. examine the cards, the articles, to Stefiena-Wensmann symbols, ask the and the to gowns, Melrose—Married Feb. before the 16 who will the people of questions Matthias in St. Very Rev. Hoffman the booth. for church Boniface's Rose Mary Wens- were care daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph order wish also who mann. Those may Steffens. Wensmann, and Roger of son pamphlets magazines Catholic and ISP Stefl‘ens Mrs. Norbert of St. Mr. and CR NEW 7-14‘ERS! like the kind the display booth, Donald at The attendants Cloud. were ES TH AND_CHECKS FOR Wensmann. Stefi'ens and Marion dedi- Living Parish, that the are PASTELS IN COTTON Brunner-Wey family helping the cated return to the Christian daily living of the Dolores ud.—-Miss Wey, daugh— S’t. C to 98 Mrs. Joseph be- of and Wey. ter r. life. bride Louis the of Brunner. of came son Mrs. Henry Brunner. before Mr. and a Mass Nuptial offered Fab_ the Prairie. 14 in Rites in long 7 Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception by the William Wey, Rev. brother of ’ Held for Darwin bride. The attendants Joyce the Bense were ders ' pretty Mrs. Anthony Way, Brunner, Mr. and in washable-won and Kenneth Brunner. 14‘ Yiiielgngnd chyecks man gurgling: ' NIGHT of AMATEUR will be the attractive for Prairie—Funeral Long services one u Eulldirndl & KNAPP PLUMBING e s children’s carnival in the Insti- conducted Feb. for Dar- pert in the three-day 17 features pu , were skirts . . . 9‘1 Mrs. win L. Bense, of Mr. and collars. scheduled son this week end. Amateur: for auditorium tute Pan programs are HEATING Peter trimmed Albert Bense, who died Feb. 15 o’clock Tuesday and evening 8 o’clock. Monday evening 7:30 at at hospital Bertha, the Thiel in in the Among them the boys’ a children will is than 25 contest. More enter FRES IN We Specialize amass in of leukemia. Father George victim right, Tom Egerman, Larry Poston, and trio (above), left musical to swear QUALITY FINE officiated the PASTELS Rauch services at Churches, Schools. Hospitals sixth grader, eighth graders. Mary Sue Kropp, will Spaeth, all Robert STYLES church. Mail Mary’s in St. 2 the program.—-(Photos by Harry’s keys her in the piano for New be part at . 503 mi Av. N. St. Cloud . July born Darwin 17, 1935. was studio) attended St. Mary’s parochial He Makers America of Convert member of the school and was a choir children’s of St. Mary’s his church. is survived by He par— World Society Growing the following brothers and ents to Darlene, Derle, Eu- and sisters: Parle these Albert, Jr.; Shirley, and gene, or e 'tweeners _~ for kid-If: cottons! ' Allen. washable who Calif—T the of Father Murrett, Glendale, Convert practical 9 case m siels an GRAHAM first heard of CMOA through Makers Americ sherbet pa of movement I x an , ‘ ' lot Puduu In Men Serve :‘haerhksfwAll J can to iubiast ' CRACKER easy-to-wash article by Marian White The St. change in be forced its to may soon :. magazine. the Joseph The magazine “Convert Makers of to Randi: ‘l name WHIPPED CREAM Supper Sausage parcels of around 3 wrapped if in the was World” foreign interest for his mission from food sent continues organization CAKE to 63c grow, America! supper Padua. A sausage —— according Father Juras- Erwin to idea,” “CMOA is splendid ‘e‘e‘e‘e‘e'e be served Sunday by will a noon sd'l‘ armii bolail 'iod chek San Antonio, spiri- of Tex., Maryknoller, writes the “and the parish St. Anthony's of one men COFFEE CAKE o the tual director of organization. which have already I started 9d" here invited. The public is oi lmsmm re— evrsa Sacrifice membering the Holy in Father Fettgather Vincent is The latest “branch” CMOA of o nsdw xii-Mail) nor, 91;: each mostly each morning. We have parish. St. Anthony’s has of been founded by Father John pastor o in and here Japan, converts sdi SQSIIO'lJSQ oi. C. Maryknoll new Murrett, missioner 1110' e'e'e'o'e'e'o’o'e'e'o' e national Makers America of wonderful that their zeal is I vert in who Kyoto, Japan, is undertak- so aauil o 311919 eoniand in organization have launched vi— possibilities in such great a ing translate and disseminate can see OATMEAL to COOKIES o liberal plant campaign gaining ground here.” to movement gorous o CMOA publications and a convert- convertrmaking literature of o crops him by making Mar- notes sent 190 Field Doctor's Offices Fertile siuuiw P" o Fifty physi- in these fertile fields. Lynch di- of Pontiac, lay garet 3H1 n o (I02. Orleans the logical theory that cians in On New per- any gave the of the in United rector o group mission have pamphlets placed sitting in doctor’s waiting to organiza— one a o States. Literature and .3'iswb-isl‘l :11 COX’S serious of their offices during the first is in frame mind, in BAKERY e room tional plans also being a sent z are .leu’i .sinsm o workers the volunteer lay of Con- months of the fall drive. two regularly fill of in- requests to .. ul‘i e terested clergy laity in Ma- and e beznaoid .Zra 24 7th AVE. 50. South India; diora City, Patna, In- o GAMBLE BLOCK onadfi ES MERRIRGE o dia; and Peiping, China. i ST. CLOUD, MINN. o The far-reaching the of power ,9 A.‘.A.A.A.‘.A.A.‘.A.‘.A.A.A.A.A’A.A Catholic well A is illustrated in A press PREPHRRIIOII COURSE so ANDLES TSHERlIN-WI "COMING llIAMS HOME FUNERAL FAILLE IN STY SMARTEST Since 1873 Mary' school IN MORRIS—St. 789 o'clock. Sunday Feb. Masculine feninine 27—3 and psy- chology. Father Francis Hohn, Collis, and Father There is to a way Nicholas Kraemer, Wheaten. conduct funeral a Ash Wednesday. No class on l that service soothes calms and “WI ioille Mary’s IN ALEXANDRIA—St. sorrow. parish ruffled" on my Tschum- Trust 3 “baCk' Sunday o’clock. Feb. Masculine 27—2:30 going." and feminine The . Here's . u . pay- and perlin-Wil liams ' “ caminlgiigh chology. ex- sensation neck- iewelry creates a perienee, training class Ash Wednesday. No umed-skirts on lO-lb. . . and insigh for this whirling colors. . r . t Spring “’5:in and service. Paul's “my IN RICHMOND—Sta. Peter church lines 3- . Sunday Feb. o’clock. .The situation with 27—8 present re- 0 IN yard marriage. Love and happiness. Speokars: WASHABLES Fe- to Phone 160 SPRING ther Victor Ronellenfituch, 0.5.3., Cold Spring; and New ‘ N5 RAYO PARTY Ronellenfitsch, Father Anthony 0.5.8., Richmond. AI J. Tschumperlin ERFUL Williams Bernard E. wouo Thursday March The husband. ideal The ideal 3—8 p.m. 315 St. Germain Street St. Cloud, Minn. wife. Courtship Father and Cyril Ort- engagement. 89 0.5.3., St. Martin; Father and Henry Steichen, mann, Nicholas. St. N EWS He re’s IN BRECKENRIDGE—St. Mary's school Sunday Feb. situetion The 27—8 with regard present to p.m. wok“ ersl marriage. Love happiness. Flther Real and B. H. Wenling, toenail keen for Falls; Benedict Fergus Father and Petermeier, 900d Brecken- news 3" eye' It's Prims Spring new ridge. Spank-M 9 of eGSY' loads These lesl st Dakota holding ' YMom’ Maid Wednesday Poultry March The ideal husband. The 2—8 ideal p.m. too-.104 e ywi“ e . ' catchan I . a wife, Father Jande, Wahpeton; - Alpis and Father Plea” etc. Feed Pellets Now Are |'°Y°"s lo-wash Harold Breckenridge. Dimmer-ling, - Crumbled for Easy IN MELROSE—St. Boniface’s school Feeding—Less Waste Wednesday March The situation 2—8 with present p.m. re- garcl Love happiness. and Father marriage. Matthias to The Hoffmann, high Melrose, Father quality and George Ranch, Dakota Lon; Maid Poultry same Feeds that you’ve known for Prairie. available in crumbled, years easy—to-eat are now form. Tests show that poultry less eat of this waste more, IN ST. CLOUD—Cathedral school high nutritious Dakota Maid ration. When feed order ask for you Wednesday March The situation 2—8 with KRUMLETS—the present p.rn sensational, re- poultry nutrient that is . new gard marriage. Love and happiness. Men: Father to revolutionizing feeding methods. Roger L. Vossberg. Women: Father Ralph Aachoff. ASK FOR K RU MLETS F’Rl‘. SAT. 9 9 MON. OPEN lo IN WADENA—St. school. Ann’s and GollFBEY FA RM SUPPLY First cllasea will be held Sunday March 6. on Lincoln Avenue Northeast Phone DRUG IN 3173 LITTLE FALLS—St. school. RM. Francis WEEKDAYS TILL high STORE & lUNCHEONETTE OPEN 9 First classes will be held St. Cloud, Sunday March Minnesota 6. on A