St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
April 29, 1949 · Page 2 of 6
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‘ REGISTER CLOUD THE ST. PACE THREE ‘ 1949 April 29, Friday, ' WOrld’Stoff I University, Q School Sodality Slates ’Prep Prep Metal Roofing M Reception Cornice & Co. I Outstanding a y Publications AtCathedraI . All Types of the of editor only the He is of not series sixth in (This is the a, . also be- i Waldemar World. Prep publications Roofing student SIdIng articles Sheet O Metal O O in on Plans for reception of debate club, Dramatic the new mem- — longs - to diocese.) the . bers St. into Gertrude’s sodality track football and the and squad, . Johnny Y Collegeville. I g o u n of the Cathedral arish dis- . —— were W. McDowell N. teams. Geo. McDowell 0 J. their big- let refuse Prepwriters to - cussed . the last at monthly meeting N. James is editor Associate far learning get brothers in ger of the Phone 1526 St. Cloud group. also is who Wis, ahead. them. of Thorp, Reichert, The reception will take place at O 'World, multigraphed Prep Their of the section Prep the the of monthly meeting May editor next on the is weeks, three published university every John’s St. 17. Ruth Rengel and Sally Klem- Saratayan, Prep sheet for official four-page will be yearbook. in charge of the mer pro- book reviews, sports, humor, news, Election of officers members staff gram. other new The are calendar editorials, and events. will also be held that day. Ap- ed1- Moorhead, on Thole, Thomas news is adviser writers’ The Prep pointed the to nominating commit— Mm- Long, Robert typist; and tor PAINTS—WALL PAPER 0.S.B., Eric Buermann, Father Angie Meier, Irene Kla- tee Edward were editor; make-up neapolis, nd teaches Latin who also re- and Florence Held. ed1- sen, Hastings, sports Schroer, A. 091., ligion in the preparatory so A special Easter issue of Visions, Boehr- Stephen writers, sports tor; 'World” is “Prep Editor of the the sodality’s bimonthly Ronald and news- Wis.’; Paint wall Durand, and keep home looking smart paper can your er, Dr. as of Waldemar H. Wenner, sheet, distributed son the last at was staff Market; New Schmitz; ar- Well the walls and woodwork. See large selec- 1302 W. T. Wenner, as preserve and Mrs. our meeting. Members again Robbinsdale; were Sipe, walter R. tists, Cloud. Wall St. 5.13., tion of paints Riverside drive, and madern in beautiful colors and urged attend the to weekly papers Tues- fea- Underwood; John Kaiser, and Augustine’s St. He belongs to day night dances designs. Veterans’ the at Trousdale, 1 E writers, ture me 1' parish. hospital. Ce- Robert . Dak., and N. Bismarck, tak- junior Waldemar is Prep Prefect Gloria Joehren a ex- and reporters, 111 h D bulla, t u ; KOERBER chem- PAHT SHOP English, regulation ing the pressed thanks sodalists to be- Cloud, on H. St. Abmann, Mathew plans He math. history, and istry, half of the St, Cloud Bookshop James Cloquet, Brissette, Duane college. medicine study in to for their donations this to W11- new Wis.; Claire, Eau Burkart, Catholic venture’in the city. — and Le Sueur; Siebenand, 1iam 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. Father Cloud, Minn. Cassian Osendorf, 0.S.B., Browerville. Plotnik, Kenneth conducted the annual day of recol- Baby they fresh Here is the answer lection for sodali'sts the College at meeting. staff for brewed at of us a St. Benedict April 3. on Cath- the “Why is question, To our MEMBERS R. editor; Walter Sipe, staff Thorp, Wis., associate THE EDITORIAL OF Hospitality Cath- the to olic necessary press so~ Hastins, Edward Schroer, Robbinsdale, staff artist; of John’s Prep World, St. the Prep of “For answered, today?” They paper olic make-up Long, Minneapolis, editor; Robert sports CHICKS baby needs its their discussing plans for Collegeville, school, the stop reason a same hands in editor; and Moorhead, Thomas Thole, editor; news spinach—to q...QAOAO.O.OAOAOAO.O.O.QAO.O.O.OAO child its the photographer. Seated yor the bottle for issue the next to pose or Cloud, editor. healthy. H. Wenner, St. Reichert, Waldemar and table James around the make it clockwise strong are Com— with and “In day age, Kelly our Performs Father Legatt-Smith creeping secularism munism and Sale of lc For predicted, it is persecution in and I like Catholic, that every Raisers must Poultry a COOKIES Morris New Organ On Held in Rite in ‘spinach!’ his growing boy, eat the Care Who Christian. the is, he That get must Buy dozen of a any of matters Catholic viewpoint on Angels Holy kind of cookies the at how- “0 Like boys, world. Chorale-Prelude, the Callaérts; Morris—An recital fea— many ON INSIST organ . . . regular Catholics that price forget S. Bach; Head,” by J. and 0.S.B., Sacred turing Father James Kelly, get some ever, minor,” Cesar make them “Chorale in A by ‘spinach’ will strong St. Coca-Cola the symphony orchestra leader Bottling at the Company St. Cloud of next doz U. S. lc n Smith “Pastorale,” by Joseph think only of the Rita of St. Franck; They Miss hardy. Frances university, held in and John’s ,was for Due,” bride of Leon Jongen; “Noel Grand Jeu depth found the et and Cloud became the dryness, Assumption church here bad taste, CERTIFIED on .............. For Stephen before St. by Daquin. literature. That Legatt of Catholic evening April of 10. in a .AO‘.‘.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A.A. some CLOTHES! Holy Nuptial Mass in people’s choir Solemn The Catholic the the mother, is where FRIDAY White Leghorns recital young sang AND Purpose of the to was Wednesday, Angels church cappella of arrangement mix she her in; must on an a parish and acquaint the comes press, com- SHOES! SATURDAY SQUARE CROSBY April Christe,” by Du- 20. “Adoramus ONLY Te with humor fiction ‘spinach’ and to pipe in munity with the and new organ bois. people the all-impor- the bride, Father bring brother of the A to Assumption church. Biscuits - “All S.-Approved children’s choir The Tea religion ‘Sang of their and Holy ideals Smith, assistant in Robert tant E TH senior choir, people’s The Heavy ‘ U. young by M. Glory, Laud, and Honor,” Church.” the Nuptial view of the Angels parish, offered the up-to-date choir, and children’s choir of the Haydn. Father Leonard Mass, assisted by doz. 15c also participated in parish the Hybrid Chicks! 8: featured senior choir The Opole deacon and Gaida Fa- of was ES" deserve The listed here as firms "NEW to CLOTH recital. Accompanying them the at Gordigiani. in “O Sanctissima,” by V when dis- PaIul Zylla, Holy Angels, remembered ther be you are as Sister M. Alicia and were organ COX’S tributing the dif- patronage to Father BAKERY James concluded the your subdeacon. pro- ‘ A. Mrs. J. Giesen. ’ ferent lines business. of ‘selections with six Order of high- ’ on gram more The attendants bride’s some our STORE were The first section of the 'm-ym—ecvmwum “Within program the They were a organ. n In Smith, her sister; and Marie Anne Leg-Hamps and grade 7th 24- AVE. included five selections So. the . Garden,” by\R. Spalding' Chinese on sister the bride- Legatt, of Mary Health GAMBLE For BLOCK by Father James. They March,” Stoughton; “Coronation organ Hamp-Whites Attendants Martin were groom. ST. CLOUD. . ,. . “Toccata” MINN. Op. Joseph 29, by Summer,” .“In were: by Meyerbeer-Best; the bridegroom; brother of Legatt, .__.——— “Humores- by Charles Stebbins; Cloud Post Office St. Maurice Smith, brother Opposite the in of the and EAT Catholic Talk Action ALL HATCHED que,” Primitive Organ,” by “The Smith given in bride. Miss was “Angelus” from Pietro Yon; 3 III ’ P E H marriage her brother, James by Recs FROM Held Collegeville Sibelius; Scenes Pittoresques by at Smith Waite Park. of “Finlandia” poem), and (a tone Produced Pullorum by Children's Choir Sings by Sibelius. DAY- \The children’s choir of the Controlled Collegeville. Father Blaine Parent instant Stock par— mate Frozen MOTHER’S — YOU the ish Mass accompanied at Cook, principal of St. Mary’s high sang. it Hospital 8 Nuns A Sylvester DeWenter by Mrs. the at school of CREAM Bismarck, N. Dak., and ICE Arndt Hatcheries Father Henry LeMay, assistant organ. » in Faribault, conducted A wedding breakfast held pastor Honored was an Guests at remembering! 3 5y Tel. 567 informal discussion in the home Mrs. Anna Nathe, Catholic of Osakis, Minn. on Action Second N., din- St. John’s university 1713 street and at 8. the home here last of Peter Legatt week. at Jubilee ner Program St. in Stephen. reception A was Both graduates ARTICLES of St. John’s are _ Legatt held in the home. seminary and actively now are en- RELIGIOUS their After wedding trip, Mr. gaged in Catholic Action work. Benedictine Eight in Sisters the will and‘Mrs. Legatt be at home St. John’s At they spoke vari— to on ,. St. Cloud hospital who will mark the.brideg‘dbm’s farm of west St. student ing Shining milestone the You in stre and Prayer-books, Sick Call Sets, Medals Rosaries, create ous groups, O their silver and golden jubilees Stephen. of necessity Catholic ction in ' Bibles, St. Andrew’s Daily Mien Chains, Crucifixes, this of honor guests at Mother’s by gifts her year to were year your on life. parish Mrs. Legatt is the daughter of the hospital Tues- at Water Fonts, Statues, a program on cal, Holy etc. HER The priests thoughtfulness the late also day! Your Mr. Mrs. Hugh Smith. two urged this, stu- an day last week. of dents become Mr. Legatt is the late of to lead- t e son courageous A High Mass offered by Father measure small the reflects in STORE ' FRITZ-CROSS RETAIL THE some Mr. and in associations Mrs. Andrew Legatt. all their 'and ers James Minette, chaplain, opened i bestowed community she has on'you activities. devotion v a r o u 5 the observance, day’s “Catholic Answers Quiz Action is must—an to a es- will 6th Cloud, Four sisters mark 26 Ave. No. St. Minn. their With each gift her bobyhood. from 1—b. 2-a. 3—c. 4-a. 5-b. 6-b. sential—in 7-a. the life of the com— golden jubilee this and summer, 8-b. 9-c. 10-c. munity,” feeling that the priests warmed by the said. heart two is will mark silver jubilee. four their All will Benedictine jubilarians at— cherished. loved and she St. JOhn’s ’SketcthOk’ 'l'lll MISSION WHEN special given tend be to program a ‘ . ‘ ‘at , . in their honor the Convent of SE. Benedict in St. Joseph Aug. W on Remember the Day 1 Notable Has Photography . The jubilarians olden the St. at Select Useful Gifts Cloud ospital Sister Julitta are Hoppi, Sister Elizabeth Van That Give Her Salome Brehli, Sister Ansler, and Collegeville. When John’s St. the Sketchbook present Robert was Pleasure -—- Sister Adelinda Remberger. ‘ Chevalier, who graduated in university’s win Sketchbook t was The silver jubilarians Sis- e r are February. ' (successor the to defunct Sylvester Schreifels, Sister ter n ow Quarterly) in February, The out editor is Tom Roes- Cantia present Zontag, Sister Roseann came everybody took and also sat feature Ulmara writer the Fox, and Sister St. Woeste. up care- er, on ful notice of the blue-toned John Record. Tom, from Chicago, cover, printed with still snow-and-road 111., is Work Mr. the of and Mrs. Mission Units’ a son John’s university. St. Harold N. at Roeser. scene The fine photographs of univer- Shown Tom’s is training in Morris To Be newspaper sity buildings that broke the quite evident in the rapid, clipped, up of print alsoicomment- graphic stories he’ writes in the pages were Morris—People in this Record for his Sketchbook. His and area raismg. will glimpse of of the get father editor of the Colum- some a This Johnny magazine, literary was an ATE EDWARD SILVER PL ..$37.50 KING work being accomplished active by bicm, Knights of Columbus published fea- three times paper year, a ............ mission here Sunday. circles next Chicago. tal- in Tom by his 8 Service for article's, stories, short tures comes poems, lin- An all-day exhibit altar of naturally. ent book photographs, and cartoons, clothing, supplies, PLATE hospital COMMUNITY SILVER 51.00 ens, reviews. 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