CLOUD REGISTER THE ST. PAGE THREE Course Little Falls, Richmond Marriage In Close Cloud of St. in Marriage Courses Lenten RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Prayerbooks, Rosaries, Sick Call Sets, Medals and Attendance List Reports Chains, Crucifixes, Bibles, St. Andrew’s Daily Mis- sal, Holy Water Fonts, Statues, etc. Schellinger THE Bros. FRITZ-CROSS RETAIL STORE ‘ Further reports the marriage preparation on course given in the diocese during Lent show that couples 76 were BUILDERS 26 6th Ave. No. St. Cloud, Minn. enrolled in the Little Falls and in the Richmond 26 area area. Reliable Contractor-a In the Little Falls there taking 28 the area were persons ZBSSW Phone by correspondence. There 15 non-Catholics course were 14th So. Cloud 121 Ave. St. PAINTS—WALL registered for PAPER the there. course Held Reinterment Rite The number INDIVIDUALS of Gabardine enrolled from various parishes in Collegeville For Hero Paint and wall Little Falls the follows: keep home looking paper can area your smart as well the walls Belle Prairie HOMOth—‘mmm and woodwork. as preserve See large selec- our ................................. Collegeville.—Reinterment .. serv- Bowlus tion of paints and wall beautiful in colors papers and modern ices for Pfc. Gilbert A. Maier, who Buckman designs. Suits killed in action in France, was Elmdale held St. John’s in parish were cem~ Flenslmrg . Wednesday of week. etery last on Harding KOERBER PANT SHOP Eight brothers and five sisters Hillman Smooth, Luxurious, Frank, survive: Edward, Bernard, Lastrup Nickolis, Joseph, Rudolph, and Morrill Hardwearing Henry Maier, of all Duluth; John, North Prairie 20 Sixth Ave. 50. St. Cloud, Minn. Milwaukee, Wis.; Mrs. Peter Little Falls: Lysher, Mrs. Frank Tarnowski, of Our Lady Lourdes 9 Patch Plain Pockets .. .......... or and Sally Maier, all of Duluth; St. Adelbert’s 4 Mrs. Tony Rolfes, Holdingford; Mary’s St. ..31 Hospitality ................................ and Betty, Minneapolis. Pierz . Randall .. in hands $49.50 Royalton :1; BISHOP RYAN TO ROME your Sobieski Bish'op Vincent J. Ryan of Bis- .. Swanville 6 157 marriage-minded completion the TOTAL OF of A presented by mod- course were marck, N. Dale, will leave shortly ...................................... .. following in classrooms erators Benediction. This The number of COUPLES took marriage couples the prepa'ation make his ad limina visit the to en- to photo shows Father Harold Kost of the Cathedral rolled parishes the Rich- from in Holy See. Cloud during Lent. The in St. to course came course parish, who director of the in the St. reported fol- mond was course area was as April with address by official close 3 The Bishop is scheduled sail to on an an Cloud and also moderator, delivering lows: area a a cer- for Rome April it 28, said Bishop Peter W. Bartholome in Holy Coadjutor on was tificate smiling bride-to—be.—(Bob to Molitor a Belgrade 1 Bismarck this at week. Rich shades of'Tan, indicat' church. Certificates new Angels )hoto) ........................................ .. succ g Brooten HMOOOMNDOO I: .. . Sedan Held Reinterment ls Blue, Brown and Green ..... .. Cold Spring . l Eden Valley CocmCola Bottling Company Soldier, of St. Cloud Onumia For . l Come Farming and let in show us you : ..... .. Paynesville srsrson For HATS Men I Ellis Pfc. 3d: lawrence these Suits Richmond that will give you 'KUPPENHEIMER . CLOTHES! Roscoe . ...... .. MORE Nicholas value St. for dollar. CROSBY Reinterment services SQUARE Onamia. SHOES! your . . —— St. Martin Lawrence conducted Pfc. for were couples There other two were church Holy Cross by the Ellis in THE Rich- registered outside the from April Joseph Fichtner Rev. 9. on Watkins and mond from Military area, one conducted by rites THE were from Sauk Centre. one American Legion members of the IINEW Foreign and Veterans of post _—.___~ Education Theme TOGGERY Burial in the parish Wars. was cemetery. STORE and his wife Surviving a are daughter, Lorraine; his parents, Of 713 St. Germain and Raymond An- brothers, two the armed forces thony, who in are St. Cloud, Minn. Opposite Office Mrs. the Post St, Cloud and sisters, in two overseas; KI‘IIQI‘IIS Senes- Mrs. and Gerald Devine (Irene) . Marshall (Beatrice). Tony I DANIEL Freedom . educate is the theme to Marsh Dan of the third drama in radio the FUNERAL Knights of Columbus series on Democracy.” “The Future of HOME The sponsored by St. is program heard Cloud council, and will be WALGREEN DAN AGENCY MARSH April KFAM 5:15 station 27 at ANOTHER MODERATOR, Father on Ray- dle photo). ‘Doughnuts and coffee served in were DRUGS DRUGS the Cathedral high school cafeteria. Bottom photo p.m. mond Schulzetenberg ' of Sauk Rapids . shows the lineup of people who situations depicted took Some of the the COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT eager young hands ct'ficat out the to his of class (mid- course—«(Bob Molitor photo) men in attempting in the LES to LOCH BLDG. CLINIC programs, AND MODERN FUNERAL be future, might look into the Manner Main Sixth & SERVICE FOR called fantastic, but the fantasy MORE THAN based facts is always current on ' YEARS. 65 Americans. known to most Save Drugs “Our in sponsoring on purpose these programs,” Grand Knight and Sick Room Needs Koshiol said, remind Ben J. “is to fellow Americans that the key- our TELEPHONES' . CALL 1151 CALL 23 the preservation de- for of note Offlce 238-W is personal responsibility. mocracy 51-. 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