T ‘*:_\a?1-.ys_mn1{ 'V RT“ ~"r‘r : . 7,... "i a.‘ V AT. r -..i!. ' .7 1: in ML’II ‘4' ~ .. .31 #0:: ., v - ST. CLOUD REGISTER THE 1949 PAGE FIVE 15, April Friday, DIETMAN’S Breckenridge Course Closes in GROCERY REQUIESCANT. FAIL ' DON’T ' ' ' CONFECTIONERY GROCERIES MEATS IN PACE Fender, Denied On That Get Our Estimate To Phone Week P.M. 189 Regular Days. 7:30 A.M. 6 188 to or ' P.M. 8th Sm. Fridays, 7:30 A.M. 520 Ave. Car. 9 Wrecked to Job Repaint or Sundays, A.M. St. Cloud. Minn. 8:30 12:15 P.M. to BALANCING WHEEL ALIGNING FRONT END -— Joseph J. Flaherty SERVICE STEERING and BRAKE COMPLETE Patrick—Requiem Mass 0!- St. was church Thursday in Patrick’s equipment fered St. modern and workmen on Our experienced 3 New Maytag Dutch Oven Gas Range ' who week Joseph J. Flaherty. of last for at set-Vice your are ' Cloud April This marked died in St. 5. on Patrick’s parish the first funeral in St. C0. BUICK MEGARRY than Father Roger in two years. more ' Vossberg, Requiem ofiered the L. pastor, the parish Mass. Burial in cemetery. was Telephone 112 Cloud St. Square 1881, House in Portland. Me., Jan. Court Born 7, on Flaherty Benton 65 Mr. county to came since had resided here and ago years brother, time. He survived by that is one Flaherty. Mlnden township. James Mrs. Thomas Powers Mora.-—~Solemn Mass Requiem of- was who Thomas Powers, 73, fered for Mrs. The David Schuck died March Rev. 9. Co. MetnI,RooIing Cornice 8. grandnephew of Minneapolis, of Mrs. the Requiem in St. Powers. offered Mass by Mary’s church March assisted 12, on Ogilvle, Vincent Heubsch, the Rev. as of All Types the W. G. Birk, Lastrup. deacon; Rev. the Rev. Norbert ‘ Roofing subdeacon; and as of Hinnenkamp, Mora, master cece; as Metal Sheet Siding Father Adelbert Wagner 0! monies. — - Princeton in .also the present sanc- was husband. Thomas Mrs. Powers’ tuary. death in June, Powers, preceded her in McDowell J. McDowell Can. W. N. 1910. - \ following children: Surviving the are Cloud St. Calif.: 1526 Bakersfield, Phone Mora; Nick. Frank, N. A. Mai-quart (Ceil), Fargo, Mrs. J. Woodbeck Mrs. Charles M. Dak.; and miles attend that SUCCESSFUL MARRIAGE PREP- far 35 50 the classes A to surviving (Mary). also nine Mora: as as are great-grandchil- three grandchildren and twice week five weeks. "‘Students” of the for met a ARATION COURSE in Breckenridge dren. came pictured above in front of St. Mary’s course are helped organize school Mrs. P0wers to Twenty-three close April couples 3. Breckenridge, where the classes held. to school, the clerk or a on and served con- were district 21 as She also served templating marriage took the Sims district for 21 Five couples for the picture. not present years. course. came were Mrs. Powers school treasurer. was as wsso,rsso,ssso + never + There has been 'quite choir for gas member of the parish range a many a Drive Cancer the Martha also member of and on a years Area Course like this! Breckenridge Automatically cooks meal: sodality. a circle, Anne‘s and St. mission THEJ'M parish Burial. in the cemetery. was while you’re by the famous, away, WAY Held April in Mrs. Victor Pierson E. never-equalled Dutch Oven Method. oflered Mass Morris.—-Requiem was Marriage Finished Is On church Mrs. tor March 22 in St. Mary’s Dutch the Using Dutch Oven, Cooke: beautiful died March 18. The Victor Pierson, who Now a own can anyone Hinnenkamp oflered the Norbert Rev. By of Congress, Sizzle-Serve the Presi- Well, act Broiler, operat- kill the or the Feed lawn. is her hus- Requiem Mass. Surviving grass, dent proclaims April National each Washington. D.C. Burisl in band. like other modern with ing it was stove, operation gas weeds any in one Cancer Month. Breckenridge. The marriage marriage Three states here. Mary Drong Mrs. course — Then compound. you’ll be delighted improved with SCOTTS its sow Breck- the preparation :ijr new It is the month in which course Ameri- Minnesota, represented services Bowerville. Funeral were were — left —— voids the fill brought in seed enridge to lawn to all-around suc- performance. March St. Joseph's area a Come for, conducted 14 in invest was in in North Dakota, South Dakota. and cans a Delicious Dutch Oven Cook- Drong, church for Mrs. Mary '75, who afternoon of- close the yourself cessful in weeds. Do it fight health on dying for by One Bernice Bran- demonstration young woman, soon! S. March The Rev. B. Kuz- died 10. THEFRAYTAG mod fight in; a now St. Mary’s church. April in 3 d f d denberger, White from Rock, Requiem Mass with few niak offered the e o m minutes. a n r e came a Dimmerling, J. Father Harold SHOP Surviving burial the parish in cemetery. the disease, from S. Dak., distance of 35 miles. She a the following children: John and the the director for of Seed are area, course SCOTTS lawn that conservative missed only class that and one was Hibbing; August, Bowerville; Peter, thanked and addressed the . group estimates light due impassable to roads. Another, full Astoria, 0re.: Frank and Anna, lawn: in George. 5 a y For syn, was spirit them their fine of for co-o‘per- Cali£.; Robert, Hibbing; Victor. Fairfield, will claim 200,- Donna Hull, regularly from came 49 Tel. ' shade. 12 5th 50., Cloud Ave. St. Mary, Calif. Duluth; Monrovia, apprecia- also expressed ation. He lives 000 in 1949, Fargo, distance 50 miles. of 2. Kilanowski John physicians, and the tion pastors, 4* to John P. Kampa, $1.35 '7“ lb. 1 Bowerville.—Requiem Mass offered was “n ,0 given had other who lay walnut campaign persons county John Kilsnowski, St. Joseph’s 68, in for the lectures. cautioned He the $12.75 church by the Rev. S. B. Kuzniak on chairman, said. 5 lbs. $6.45 Kilanowski March Mr. died March 12. would be couples that they ' “While of young most Surviving the 10. his wife and are obeying ridicule subjected for to the will Browerville; following children: Leo, accept us m God, but that the commands of Minneapolis; Josephine, Brow- Catherine. of the LAWN rooo is that statement one cancer erville: Wis.; Mrs. Carl Martin. Racine, for help daily with the of real- prayers of killers, few too great us Fred. Burlington, Wis.: George, Venice, plus wsso CONTROL assistance could live Divine they four a of Calif.; Leland Newton. Kenasha, today Mrs. that out ize eyery one married life. successful There grandchildren. happy and Wis. four 4A1 by are cured is disease of the Apply with spreader, broad- cases a Burial the parish in cemetery. receive the was them He encouraged to diagnosis and early prompt, proper leaved weeds, dandelions, Conrad Stangl, Sr. frequently. sacraments radium, X-rays, with treatment or offered Pierz.—Funeral services were buckhorn, plantain wither » Stangl, the the modera- Conrad Sr., April Kampa. .After for 94. 4 Mr. surgery,” said on sermon, while the fed Mahowald is by Monsignor Edward in St. ' away Father George Lommel grass tors, and physi- the other three K In cases, Joseph's church. Mr. Stangl died March Q thicker “.9 growth, richer" color. Patrick Riley, Father to presented chil- prolong Surviving the following 31. much cians do to are use— can °, those had John. Joseph. Edward. Frank, Hu- certificates who $3.50; $12.75; dren: to ft ft Box Drum, 11,000 2500 if suc- treats and, control pain ful and life to sq sq - - bert, Mrs. John Tschida, and all of the cessfully completed The $9.95. through course. Rubber Spreader tired SCOTTS all citizens co-operate, Pierz. There 33 grandchildren and 0 are /’ - CLou'o closed with Benediction, services great-grandchildren. Mr. dan- 31 Stangl acting the and learning was IN 51'. upon member Joseph's Burial Father of St. society. with Henry Warmers of a periodic have signals and ex- ger ‘ in the parish cemetery. CO. was HARDWARE officiating, assisted by Kent Fa- POWELL thousands aminations, more Kilian Pfeiffer many ther George Mehok, Wahpeton, Mr. saved each‘ be could year, Sauk Centre—Requiem Mass of- New was Aloysius Father deacon; and said. fered April church Kampa 4 in St. Paul’s by St. Cloud, Minn. 513 Germain St. IMPROVED Wahpeton, subdeacon. Also Jande, THE the Rev. M. N. Kremer Kilian for the contributed have to “If you ' Pfietfer, who 72, died March 31. Sur- in the Fa- present sanctuary were society,” be Cancer the American viving his wife and following con- are thers Benedict Petermeier and Pat- children: Mrs. Niermsnn, Ben ochester; helped dollars have “your tinued, John Tombers, Mrs. Mrs. Mary nderson, rick Riley, Breckenridge; and Fa- research broadcast the build of one Otto Richard Pfeitt’er, Theo- and Mrs. ther Lommel, Wahpeton. against launched Rosdahl, Finch, dore Mrs. Charles Frank a advertised ever programs as Kilian, Jr., all and of Souk Centre. Burial mankind.” threat to social in hour followed St. A the in the in parish cemetery. was Mary’s school auditorium. leader is Minnesota Peter Dusek among a SATURDAY, find the Sauk Centre—Funeral services in the effort to states total A of 23 couples took the were conducted Peter for Dusek, 85, who died because of and cancer (a! cure cause April The Rev. 5. John Bettendorf of- Editor Be Invested to freely given people to have her the fered Requiem Mass in Our Lady of the Angels church. Surviving Cancer are American As Papal Chamberlain the support so- the following children: Adolph. Cross Palin, Wis.: Jerome, Daniel and Albert ciety's program. Bridgeport, 0.—-The Very Rev. all Dusek, of Souk Centre; Mrs. John before than “More ever Merton. money Osakls; Mrs. Ole degard, Monsignor Joseph Kiefer, West P. editor out Union: Mrs. Peter Finke Sauk Cen- Ameri- the Steubenm'lle of the needed Register, will is to , carry There grandchildren 17 tre. and are be invested Papal Chamber- of three society’s grandchildren. Burial as a great Cancer program was can in the parish Sunday, cemetery. lain April St. 24. in An- service, and education, research, Clemens Hansen Padua’s thony of church here, will St. Cloud—Requiem “We Mass said. offered Kampa Mr. con- was he is Bishop where John pastor. April 9 for Clemens Hansen, 24-year-old it is long tinue give to Mussio Steubenville King of will neces- Mr. Mrs. as of and Wendelin as Hansen, son who died April The Rev. 7. Harold Kost officiate. sary'n OEOROE BRENT, co-starrlnu In Mas's offered the Requiem in the Cathe- dral of the Immaculate Conception Unlversal-lnts‘rnatlonal's on April 9. Surviving his and parents are Movie Ratings *RED CANYON, Technicolor Color by Current the following brothers and sisters: Don- ald, Sauk Rapids; Elmer, home; Mrs. at Norbert Leither, St. Cloud: Mrs. Albert MATTRESS IN’NERSPRING Weyrauch, Mrs. Alvin Leither, and Mrs. grounds will he had fine Edwin Miller, moral it St. Cloud, on and Mildred bad ‘flf movie is art as a home. Burial Calvary at in was ceme- excellence.” technical of well, regardless any as financing tery. PER- FIVE 3 a Integrity . . . Joseph Kldverkam CENT "cost-ol-living" price A-l Augusta.—-—Funeral St. serv cel were conducted April Middishade 9 Mary’s church in St. reduction all Children Adults and Unobjectionable for on Morally Only ' for Joseph Klaverkamp, who 72, died efiective But NOW! Northwest Stampede suits Beyond Glory April Mrs. 7. Klaverkamp survives with . . . Island You the following With children: On John Broadway To and Otto, Regards Give My ONLY is lower: the price an St. Augusta; Mrs. Ray Dietman and Mrs. The Search $3950 Jungle Goddess traditional Middishade's Alfred Erpelding, Rockville: Mrs. Victor Trouble Makers Loaded Pistols Cael, Sauk Rapids; Mrs. Wilfred Fremer. unchanged. quality is clearly St. Cloud: Mrs. A-2 Roman Kremcr, Sauk Rapids: and Mrs. Louis Middishade suits Benoit, St. Cloud. See the new Adults Only Unobjectlonable for Morally Burial in the parish cemetery. was pleasing in here and a Michael now O’Halloran Mrs. The Accused Barbara Bot: . . . of and colors. St. Eyes fabrics Joseph—Solemn Night Has Thousand Requiem Mass Fantasia array a offered April 8 in St. Joseph's church was Silver River Cay Intruders BROWNS Busi- for featuring for Mrs. Barbara Bots, who 70, died OR FULL Snake Pit Letter Three Wives April 5. Surviving to children (Middi-Tux Julian tuxedos, too are ness. Bots and Patrick Mrs. Zahler (Nellie), BED B TWIN Blue.) in Midnite St. Joseph: Mrs. Frank McFarland (Ade- Objectionable for Everyone Morally line), St. Paul. There grand- are seven SIZE children. The Red Shoes Brothers A Foreign Affair sisters and Sis- are ‘ M. Sybilla, Waite ter Park: Ben Vogel, Saxon Charm My Own True Love Sauk Centre; Mrs. John Hauck and Mrs. Yellow Sky The Paleface Marge Koop, St. Paul: Mrs. John Elb MATCHING I and. Mrs. Lenore Randall, Livermore, Calm: Mrs, Ernest Woodbridge, BOX Spooner. COIL A90 Columbus? Is This 1 Henry Branch SPRING Pearl Lake—Requiem Mass of- was fered April 9 in Holy Cross church for $39.50 Henry Branch, 80, life-long resident a CLOTH'ES of this community, who died April 6. Surviving three daughters: Leo Mrs. . are iuw 'nuu, ' Molitor, Grand Lake: Mrs. Albert Moli— $3.95 Down tor. rooten: Frances Branch, home. at GUARANTEED AND RECORDED Patrick Meagher, J. $5,? Sr. ' $1.25 Week St. Cloud—Requiem Mass offered was for Patrick Meagher, Sr., 78, who died April 7. The Requiem Mass offered was 7 A“ St. Augustine’s church April in‘ 11. on With burial in St. Columbkille‘s METZROTH’S ceme- St. Wendel. tery at Mrs. Meagher died Wonder improved It’s here The last. at new eight: weeks Surviving the fol- ago. are lowing children: and John, quality St. for Wendel; Pat- Nationally known King Kali. rick, Jr., St. Cloud; Conrad. Mohall, N. the Enjoy for delivery comfort. Ready Dak.; Mrs. Osman Rasten and Mrs. now. 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I checked srrcuscss items Ship Gentlemen: : one) OIL fullD (Check down'paymcntCl in : payment as Oil. sich : F [3 full twin Koil size Wonder King Msttrcss— : TIMKEN GENUINE KOIL KING [I] E D full twin size Koil Spring-u- size ___Wondcr King Box : i I I 3 BY EXCLUSIVELY NAME SOLD 5 : : : ADDRESS : , America in COLUMBUS DISCOVERED 1492, the tells book the phone tells And that history book us us. 01L ~HEAT Knights who is general for the of Columbus, Fischer, L. agent Cyril Fischer pictured his home, - Mr. is his phone number. at 1492 has as Mark little listens South, taking in. Ninth 319 message as avenue a getting Fischer the possibility of for inquired about 1492 'Costél Mr. When 25% Fuel Saves up to on Seitz, then St. learned that Mrs. Ben in number, he phone his Seitz promised had that number, but Mrs. home, to Raphael’s time she Fischer whatever would have “bequeath” Mr. the 1492 at to received Fischer phone call. day Mr. phone. One further for a a use no elsewhere. Now live leaving Seitz—she to Mrs. town It was was Mr. Fischer, call Columbus, rather 1492.— members at K. of C. can Molitor photo) (Bob