5‘ : vessel, geese PAGE SIX THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, May 13, I949 T l Melrose Senior Pupils Pageant of Cathedral in High \SAUK CENTRE WEDDINGS Awarded Medal for French These Friendly Business Firms IN DIOCESE Your Appreciate and Deserve Patronage The Minnesota—Dakota chapter Tom would receive additional an of the American Association of- medal—the Gapheri Medaille D’Homtem', w'f‘eachcrs—of—Franch'Jaas-announced presented—by—F'rance“‘AWi’éiiiq7é; Hatchery. '— Hengemuhle-Warner State the awarding of bronze Moliere America’s French a weekly. The Ca. Long Prairie.—Miss Sylvia Warner, Medal Thomas Wahl, to Cathedral thedral senior is second-year stu. a daughter Mr. of and Mrs. Joseph Warner, high school senior and Chimes edi- dent in French, and fourth-year became the bride. Andrew Hengemuhle. of Headquarters Bank Centre Poultry a Placing third in the Mrs. before tor. of Kathryn Hengemuhle, regional Latin student. son * Proven GOLD Nuptial offered April in St. STAR 'CHICKS Mass 26 Tom has a. also contest, been offered Placing high in other Mary Carmel competi- of Mt. church by the Rev. scholarship Macalaster' Leaders $100 to a couple . George Rauch. Attending the tions, Tom has first were place in ‘ won a college. Mr. Edward Nokcls. and Mrs. Dependable Diagnostic Service national editorial contest and first Braegelman-Schakman In communication recent from a state radio script His contest. m a Miss J. I. Hiscock, chair- contest St. Nicholas. Marricd May 3 work Chimes editor has received were as — Olivia Schakman, daughter Mr. of and of this the Cathedral commendation man area, the in Catholic NATHE STYLE SHOP Schakman, Clemens Mrs. Peter and high school French instructor, Sis- School Editor. He plans to attend Braegclman, of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph son Donalda, ter also infoi'med that St. John’s Braegelman. The Rev. Henry Steichen was next year. the Nuptial in St. Nicholas' offered Mass Men's, Women's Children’s and I The Colette church. attendants were « Schakman, Braegelman. Sylvester and Clothing Shoes and Mr. and Mrs. Art ' Donay. DON’ TFAII. Pay Cash and Save Sank Duval-Symanietz Centre, Minn. Randall.——Before Nuptial Mass of— a . Angeline fered May 3, Miss Symnnietz, To Get Our Estimate On That Denied Fender, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Syma— ABNDT’S When it is nietz. became the bride Gabriel Duval, of Repaint Job Wrecked Car. or of Mr. Duval. The and Mrs. Edward son HARDWARE MAIN HATCHERY S. Nuptial Rev. A. Fadrowski offered the —. FRONT END ALICNING WHEEL BALANCING Mass in St. James’ church. Attending the -- Kinds of All bridal couple Evelyn Symanietz and UIS. Certified White Leghorns COMPLETE were BRAKE ' STEERING and SERVICE CI Arcade Duval. THOMAS PUPILS OF ST. BONIFACE’S O school Heralds. In the picture Louise Budde, U.S. Approved Heavies Annella are Our experienced Leukam-Meyer workmen and modern equipment Koopmeiners, Bernadette Meyer, Arliss Eiden, and in Melrose the active heralds Commercial Feeds Hardware and Our Own are among service at Spring Hill. Married May 2 are Pauline Imdiekc. In the background your the banners were —- are Sank Minn. Poultry Supplies Centre “Catechism loyal listeners the who Comes to to are Monica Meyer; daughter of Mrs. Frances l that made by pupils from 13 schools. Each were Sunday Life” morning. The Meyer. and Odilo Leukam, of Mr. pupils program‘every MEGARRY son BUICK C0. banner illustrates the invocations of of the Mrs. Joseph Grove. and Leuknm of Moire one active in the took and part pageant rally that an The Rev. Henry Rotzck offered the Litany the Blessed of Virgin.—(Harry’s Portrait held in St. Cloud April The 24. little Court was House group Square Nuptial Mass in St. Michael's church. At- St. Cloud Telephone 1 I 2 studio) short pictured presented skit, above We’re Active tendants Mary Meyer. Elaine Anne a were Berling, Lieser. Bernie Luser. Josinc Leander Alois Leukam. Meyer. and amullummuulmlmurmur Home of Good Clothing SPORT , Abeln-Jonas Clothcraft Security and Brand, Botany rmcwocwomnq MWMMMMW SHORTS REQUIESCANT IN PACE St. Anna—Miss Angeline Jonas, daugh- Suits and Topcouts § the Mr. Mrs. John Jonas. became ter of and the birde William Abcln, of of Mr. son BOESE Minn. Sank Centre BY JERRY Alois Nuptia] and Mrs. Abcln. before a CIoucI Hospital Saint Mass April in Immaculate Con— offered 30 Sobieck. R. Weyrens, Phoenix, Ariz.; ception church by the Rev. E. J. Mrs. P. Dippold Mary Mrs. Vernon, Attending couple Vanda Koci- St. Cloud; Wadena: Er- Prepsters the Florence, were BORGMANN IMPLEMENT C0. Prairie.—-—Requiem Mass of- Long was emba, Bernette Abeln, Archie Jonas. and Miami. Okla.; Joseph, California. nest, Dippold, Mrs. Mary April 19 for fered Louis Fischer. Cathedral high three out Vogel The Rev. George George I. who April 15, won died 72, A modern, well—equipped hospi. § Quality John Farm Equipment Deere Rosinger-Reimann in of baseball the Requiem Mass St. four Rauch offered the St. Cloud.-—Funeral services games over were con— tal with well-organized church. A brother Carmel staff Mary of Mt. chel, ducted May 5 for George who 52, week, defeating St. a Agnes’ in Elrosa.—Beforc Nuptial Mass of- a You-Get a Long Matt Calling, survive: and sister Store Quality 'At This and Service died May The John 1. Rev. Symons of fered May Miss Hilario. Reimann, physicians 3, double header, and in and 3-2, 3—1 specialist. Ebcrle. Eagle Mrs. Louis Prairie; and offered the Requiem the Mass in Cathe- (laughter of Mrs. John Reimann, became St. Bob Paul Weidner and parish in the Bend. Burial cemetery. Ll UALITV dral of the Immaculate as FARM was Conception, with Conducted Telephone Saul: Centre, Minn. ‘the 129 the by bride of Edward Rosingcr, of the Sisters of son souwmsur 3 Miller LeRoy Bob burial the Racler pitched the in family lot in Assumption Victories Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Rosinger. The Mrs. Vogel survives with the Prairie—Funeral services cemetery. Long Tihay’s Rev. Raymond Jacques were for Coach Alec of Sauk Centre nine. following children: Mrs. James Caroyl. Miller, three- LeRoy here for conducted Order offered the Nuptial Sts. Peter of‘St. Mass in Benedict Vet’s The Crusaders split the at Norfolk, Va., Marion, and Evelyn, Geor- Mrs. Harvey Mr. and year-old son.of Paul‘s and church. The attendants were with De Salle, winning the gianne, La Joan, Thomas Vogel, and St. April The Rev. LeRoy died 23. Miller. Reimann. Hilda Schafcr Claudius and BERGGREEN ANN SHOP MARY Cloud. There grandchild. is Mr. Vogel the burial officiated George Rauch at nightcap, one 8-3, after dropping Mushe-Terres of World I. Carmel Mt. veteran St. Mary of services in was a war the 7-5. The winner FUNERAL HOME opener, LeRoy Surviving April 27. Martin. St. Married April cemetery 26 are Orrin Anderson were —— Weidner, and the loser Coats Dresses Millinery was and grandparents. Lonora his Torres, parents daughter of Mr. and Mrs. - Sauk Rapids—Funeral - services were A. C. CORRIGAN Bruder Buck Kathleen May, freshman. Frank Torres, and Frank Mushe, of son a l conducted May in Sacred Heart church '7 RAPIDS Goods Dry Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mushe Albany. of Phone 84R 84W Prairie—Funeral [services Long were for Orrin who Anderson, died May Minor 14. 4. Leagues or SAUK Thc Rev. Cyprian O.S.B., Albany Scitz, of Kathleen here for conducted April 20 Ilurial in the parish Sur- cemetery. was Saul: Centre, SAUK CENTRE, MINN. Minn. offered the Nuptial Mass in St. Martin's daughter of Mr. and Mrs. infant Bruder, viving his and the following parents St. Paul, with Mel Hines, are church. Attending couple Joan the April The were who (lied 18. Edward Bruder, brothers sisters: and Yvonne. Minneapo- handsome Harry and Taylor, Kalla, Leonclla Roberts, Dorine Mushc. the Ranch officiated 1 — at Rev. George serv- lis; Francis, Jr.; Rita, Leonard. Wayne, These Friendly Business Firm Thelen, Mushc. Mary Ann Rucbcn and I Phil Haugstad making Mary Ameri- in St. of Mt. ices. Burial Ruth Ann, Ronald, Gary. and Mark. was all Wayne Thiclen. her Surviving Carmel cemetery. Appreciate and Deserve Your are par- of Sauk Rapids. association batters look Patronage J. can J. Smith C0. Implement Utsch-Philippi Sharlec. and sister, ents a sick, Mrs. John Yurczyk far in front of / out was Cremere Mary St. Joseph. Arleen Miss Philippi, St. Cloud—Funeral services second-place Minneapolis the in were con- the Angels Picrz.—The Mass of was (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Philippi, ducted for Mrs. John McCormick-Deering Yurczyk, who Farm 54, Implements_ in the league pennant at Mary Cremers, nine- April 27 ‘for offered race became the bride of Edwin Utsch, of died May 5. The Requiem Mass was Ir son daughter Mr. month-old of and Mrs. SAUK RAPIDS this writing.‘ HDWE. Service C0. Parts and Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Utsch, St. Martin, offered in St. Paul’s church, with burial church Joseph’s I- Arnold in St. Cremers, before Nuptial Mass April offered 26 Hollywood the is leading family lot the in in St. Wendel’s Pa- a ceme- SEEDS FAIRBANKS WATER SYSTEMS WATER SOFTENERS MORSE Boldt. April Rev. Earl Mary died by the — — in St. Joseph's church by the Rev. Marion Mr. Yurczyk survives tery. with y. cific with one Diego San just coast, services conducted April Burial 23. CENTRE. MINN. were SAUK Attending Roth, couxfle O.S.B. the bridal daughter, Mrs. Bernard Huls, Cloud. St. parish Surviving the metery. behind { 25 in them, Jersey City and Diana Hiemenz. Marilyn Schroeder, There grandchildren. Hardware, were two Major Appliances, are Furniture sis- the following her parents Utsch, Wilfred are a Nata Elmer Philippi, and leads the International. Gerhard Hellerman Helen, brother: Sylvia, Rita, and ters Philippi. Minn. The Northern league Moire Grove.—Requiem Mass of- Gerald. season p. and was Sauk Rapids. Phone 375 Botz-Schieffer fered May for Gerhard Heller-man. 7 PRAIRIE 75, has Cruenwald under Robert just got way. , I who died May Requiem Mass 4. LONG Sauk Centre.—Miss Schieffer, of- Evelyn was Tintah.—Funera1 services were con- Around About and fered in St. John's church, with burial daughter Mr. and Mrs. George Schief- of Gruenwald, ducted Robert infant for son in the St. Boniface Melrose. fer, became the bride Conrad Botz, cemetery of at Arnold Mrs. Gruenwald, Mr. and of John’smade Cloiid St. it; in two Mrs. Hellermann survives with the son Mr. fol- of and Mrs. Conrad Botz, before The a firms listed. here de- St. Burial Ambulance died ’April 28. in St. who was These F Friendly Business irme lowing children: Mrs. Ted Nuptial Paul’s Soenneker, Mass offered in St. T.C., dumping the a. Surviving row over Gail’s May 1. cemetery are Sauk Centre; Alois, Sauk Centre: Botz Joseph. church by the Rev. Lawrence of be to remembered Teachers his in Cloud serve St. Tuesday. parents. - Service Appréciate Parkers and Your Patronage Prairie; Deserve Tony Eagle April Attending the . and Mrs. Grey 30. Ted on Mazajczyk Martin —Fred B 22-year-old Roering. Georgeville; aredistribufihg couple Josephine Schieffer Mrs. and Not- John Jann, oysen, when were you Foley.~—Requiem Mass offered Foxhome: Mrs. bert was George Klaphake, Botz. Osakis; Brooklyn fan, dropped his K. F. Olson. Mgr. -/ as- Martin April Mazajczyk. 76, who 30 for Adella, Highland Park, III.; Leo patronage'in the dif- rs. Cohman-Jansen your sault charge Leo Durochcr John Kroll April‘IZ'l. The Rev. on died Ramacher, St. Paul. One Bernard, Phone 513W son, Lonornlme Augusta—Before St. Nuptial Mass Requiem in after Lip’s the Mass St. John’s the offered reinstatement by a him ferent preceded in death. There lines 33 of business. are offered May 3, Miss Loretta Jansen, with burialdn the cemetery PETERSON DRUG. church. at grandchildren. Sauk Rapids. Commissioner Happy Chandler. Minn. became the bride Gohman of Andrew of Mrs. Mazajczyk and four . Forreston. Albert sons Jacobek Richmond. The Rev. Joseph Kiffmeyer. Stanley, Mercedes, Ariz.: John, survive: COMPANY Cloud—Funeral St. services GREAMEBY were 0.8.0.. Fort con- of Wayne, Ind., brother of California; Jo- in the armed service in The listed firms here deserve to ‘95, ducted May Albert 9 for Jatobck, bride, the offered the Nuptial Mass in seph St. Paul. and August in be when IIIIIIIII remembered STATE dis- BANK who are died May The you 5. Rev. P. DSDAII J. Kroll , Mary's St. church. The attendants Finken were Conrad tributing the dif- patronage to offered your the Requiem THE PRESCRIPTION Mass in St. STORE John ASSOGIATION Zita. Kiffmcycr, John Benoit. and ferent lines of business. Freeport.—Funeral services Cantius’ church. were con- Surviving the fol- are 7 SAUK Daniel-Twomey RAPIDS. MINN. Heart church ducted May in Sacred ,2 for Insurance -' Loans lowing children: Mrs. Jacob Kapala Phone I! Long Prairie. Minn ' Finken, who died April Conrad 66, 28. St. Cloud.~Miss Ione Twomey, daugh- (Mary), Minneapolis; Mrs. Casper Bin- Wm Loans & Insurance Schieffer. O.S.B., offered The Rev. Linus of Mr. and MES. James Twomey, be- ter (Kate), St. Paul; Joseph, Avon: Real Estate Louella Butter gen Auction Sales FOURTH WARD Requiem Mrs. Finken the Mass. survives - the bride Melvin Daniel, of of Mrs. Walter Jerome (Anna), Minneapo- came son MEMBER the following children: Mrs. Edward with FEDERAL Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daniel, before lis; DEPOSIT and Mrs. Andrew Kabac (Martha), I a The firms listed 1. here de- Phone 1501 Atkinson, Tony Finken, Conrad. Jr.. Soul: Rapids Mass and Nuptial offered May in St. 4 Minneapolis. There grandchildren. INSURANCE Pasteurized 16 Milk CORPORATION are a. MARKET , Robert, New Ambrose, all of Freeport: Augustine's church Louis by the Rev. Hervey DeBill be remembered geerve to Cream and Schiller. Munich: William St. Rosa; Traufler. Hildegarde Mrs. O.S.B. Twomey. sis- St. Cloud—Requiem Mass offered was Carl Bernard. home. soloist and of the bride. the Mass. at ter at was April 19 in Holy Angels church siwhen for distributing Gnifkoweki .loo Vogel bridal couple Renee O. you Attending the Mrs. B. .are were Hervey PHONE DeBilI, 13 82, who died April 16. Twomey, Daniel, Yvonne Rosemary Sauk Centre.-——Requiem Mass of- MEATS The Rev. Paul Zylla officiated was the at LITTLE in the dif- patronage FALLS your Daniel, Weber, Loren James Two— and fered May 2 for Mrs. B. O. Vogel. 74, Long Requiem Prairie. Mass. Burial Minn. in the Sauk was GROCERIES Ushers Twomey and Jerome men. were who April The Requiem Mass died 28. Centre filferent Two cemetery. survive, lines of business. sons Daniel, Edward Jr. in Paul's with offered St. church, Frank, Sartell: and Merrill. Minneapolis. was HOME-M ADE Fahsl-Theisen burial in the parish Mrs. Vogel cemetery. Elizabeth These Friendly Mrs. Silbernick Business Firms SAUSAGE member of the Daughters of Isa— was a Cloud—Miss St. Margaret Theisen. Albany.—Requiem Mass offered was , Appreciate bella. Christian Mothers, Catholic and Order Deserve Your Patronage daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thei- April 18 for Mrs. Elizabeth Silbernick, Altar of Foresters, and the of society 403 Sh, Cloud became the bride 9th Ave. N. of Jerome Fahsl, who 67, died April sen, The 14. Requiem Mass parish. the Mr. Vogel with the survives COLD Mr. Michael SPRING- of and Mrs. Fahsl. be- offered in Seven son Dolors church with was PHONE following children: Alphonse. Cloud; 2052-53 St. fore Nuptial Mass offered April 23 burial in the parish a Six chil- WALGREEN cemetery. MUSHEl PHONE 8 in St. Anthony’s church the by Rev. dren survive: Joseph, St. Rose; Mrs. Established 39 Years! $50 Contributed Is AGENCY J. Wildenborg. B. The attendants LITTLE FALLS, MINN. H. J. Berger. Albert, Conway, N. Dak.: were These Friendly Business F irme Melvin Mrs. Determan, Elizabeth Thei- Greenwald: Mrs. Anton Zenzen. John, Raymond Melvin I’rayerbooks, Bares, Determan, and Oswald sen, Silherm’ck. all Rosaries Other Albany. and of Religious Articles Fund To Pro-Seminary Donald and Theisen. Appreciate and Mrs. Deserve Your Catherine Patronage Eich Rieland-Oyermann St. Cloud—Requiem & KNAPP PLUMBING Mass of- was PHOTO FINISHING—FAST SERV- fered Curran April \ 23 for Mrs. $25 Catherine Eich, Two donations Freeport.—Married April Lor- the Pre- 26 to ICE K were EXPERT Studio HANDLING. En- — 82, who died April The 20. Requiem raine Overmann. daughter of Mr. and HEATING Seminary close fund diocese 39c of the with each roll. We will de- Mass offered Holy Angels in church, Mrs. John Overmann. Walter and Rie- was velop The and firms listed here return prepaid. de- postage received recently. with burial Calvary in were cemetery. Surviv- land, Mr. of and Mrs. Paul Rieland. son r ing the following. The contributions children: Phone Mrs. The Rev. Linus Schieffer. O.S.B.. offered 866 are 125 E. We Broadway Specialize in were be remembered to ‘ So Many In Ways--- userve ‘ Lad Kufl‘el. St. Cloud: Math. Glendale. the Nuptial Mass in Heart church. Sacred made by donors, anonymous \Churches, Hospitals Calif.: Schools, and Estelle Eich, Duluth. There Attendants Lucille Lu- Overmann. were ,when distributing Bares Hardware Go. Joseph’s parish ' from St. you are grandchildren one and three cille Rieland. Schoen. Judith Mr. and great— are seven 'Av. W. I}. WEBER. Agent 608 N. St. Cloud 8th grandchlldren. Park, other Mrs. Eich in Waite the from member Mrs. Benedict Rueter, Alcuin Metzger. was a I. the (hf. patronage W ur m the of Holy Angels Altar society. Ronald and Kampsen. in Angels parish Our Lady of Hardware Coal and Cold Spring Granite Prod- Insztrance Mrs. Catherine General Keefe ferent lines business. of Anderson-Welinski Sauk Centre.- 1. Can Be Helpful Foley—Funeral I services ucts were con- Home Little Falls—Before Nuptial Appliances Mass Kresge'e Over Purpose of the Pic-Seminary a ducted April 23 for Mrs. Catherine Keefe. AUTO FINANCING Maytag Wuhinl Machine- offered April Miss 23, Frances Welinski, N FITTED GLASSES fund is assist those 75, who boys of died April to The 21. Rev. John daughter Mr. IRainbow of and Mrs. Roy Welinski, and Diamond Gray HOUSE LOANS Kroll offered the Bottled Gu Requiem Mass in St. the diocese who have completed became the Elmer bride of Anderson. John's church with burial in the parish THE WENNER CO. gritat feed Telephone (5 Little poultry Falls. Minn. Phone 589 of Mrs. Esther 8t. Anderson of Minne- Fire! your H7 8. E. or the eighth grade and have son an Three cemetery. daughters and one son apolis. The Rev. F. J. Zilkoski ofliered dealer. desire study for the survive: Mrs. earnest to E. Rau (Catherine), the Nuptial Mass in Lady Lourdes Our of Hardware, Furniture, Prior LakE: Imple- Mrs. A. F. Rhorman (Con- priesthood. Attendants church. Joseph EIDH Walko- BROS. Care were Studebaker Trucks the & stance), Hermiston. 0re.: -Mrs. Henry 0 Mill Cold Fuel. Furnaces ends from and meats, wiak, Geraldine Trutwin, Wallace An- Donations received from are Foltmer (Millie). Little Falls; and Em- International Trucks derson, Reuben Fritz. and Plumbing. individuals, Spring and soci- plant foundations, for Foley. met. groups, . PROMPTLY REPAIRS MADE Seymour-Fischer Licensed Embalmmg McCormick Mrs. Sam Implements DeLean eties. driveways. walks, r etc. St. Cloud.——Miss Elizabeth Fischer. Richmond—Requiem Mass offered Phone 29 Cold Spring was daughter and of Mr. Mrs. Emil Fischer, April 6 in Sts. Peter and Paul’s church Degrees .Agg'regate .Notre Dame and at granite-sand became the bride of Carroll Seymour, - for Mrs. Sam DeLean. who 65), died April I H I} FOR Mr. Mrs. John OVER FIFTY-SEVEN of and J. Seymour. YEARS OPTOMETRIST 3. The son Rev. Burkard ArnheitEr. O.S.B., Cold Spring, Isle, Morton at Notre Dame, Ind—More than before Nuptial Mass offered April 28 FUNERAL offered the a Requiem Mass Surviving SIMONE'I‘ are HOME will the Cathedral the Immaculate 800 students degrees in of receive Odessa, Minnesota. and at three children: Alex Engelhard. Mrs. J. church I Conception by the Rev. Roger Jacques. C. the and Nick, 105th exercises all of Minneapolis. commencement L. Vossberir St. Patrick, of cousin of Burial the in parish CLOTHING STORE cemetery. was Economical Notrc of Dame university June Dignified 5. Personal Service Baby the bridegroom. Co. Attending the couple .CoIdISpring Granite —- —— Joseph Schulte The large number graduates of Mary“ Jane Fischer. Kathleen Telephone 666 were Minn. Little F ails, Albany.—-chuiem Clothes Mass Men for offered and Boys Schroeder, Marge Kncso, Owen Seymour. was will necessitate holding the cere- April 11 in Seven Dolors church for . Tom Fischer, Leo Maier's. and Mrs. Scy- Prepared take Catholic Services ' of to the coto in SPRING. muncson care proper way. Notre Dame The ALBANY in stadium. Joseph Schulte, mony 76. who died April 9. high is graduate of Cathedral mour a . 1 COLD Surviving SPRING Baccalaureate Mass, children: which also Robort, ST. CLOUD are seven school. The bridegroom. graduate 'of ‘ ‘ Groy Eagle: Edward. Cutbank. Mont: school. Cathedral high St. attended will take in stadium, will place the CHICKS Richard. Walla Walla, Wash.; Alfred. John’s is university and employed as a A. J. SMITH ()0. offered Bishop John F. Noll be by Ervin. Roman, and Stanley Mrs. Monry. '. the Great rail- switchman by Northern all .of Minneapolis. Burial Wayne. of Fort in the was oad. A parish cemetery. MELROSE John Deere Farm Implements and Tractors PRECAUTIONS Mrs. Betcha. Anna POLIO FIVEx Gilman.——Funcra1 services Complete were Repair con— Service and Parts For ducted April Sts. 11 in Peter and Paul’s FALLS LITTLE church by the Rev. Vincent J. Wotzka PARENTS- These Friendly Business Firms FOR Poultry Raisers LISTED for Mrs. Anna ARE atcha. 84. who died April 7. Mrs. Betcha Appreciate formerly Holding- and of Deserve Your Patronage was Who Care ford has and been living St. Otto's at A home in Little Falls the five past years. Two and daughters survive: two sons [NSIST ON from flies covered and safe tightly polio the 1949 that Warning r John, Bowlus; William, Illinois; Mrs. sea- . . . . EM should P l R Garbage be E other insects. Frank Slinger Paul. and Anna in St. corner," the around the “just 3 is New or the Shop at Form son Daniel Fitzpatrick other U. S. and, if dis- covered tightly Infantile Foundation for National Souk Rapids.—Requiem Mass of- lacking, it, facilities posal was of MingIAlS. issued list today are Paralysis Inc. pre- a I j: Melrose Molar Go. fered April Daniel 9 for Fitzpatrick, 59. burned. CERTIFIED buried should be observed Clothing be or cautionary to Co. who died result the of injuries Victor and measures as , Foundation also National burns collided The sustained when his of children truck charge those in by SPECIAngI'JE'INl’quéqMORIALS with automobile The Murdock. 'Phone White Leghorns 17] Moll-nee. Minn. WE an near following of listed the danger period symptoms epidemic during the Benedict Rev. Virnig offered the Requiem Eighcffiilfllélffiilml‘h'iii. : headache, paralysis: infantile usually which SALES SERVICE. and nau- runs Mass in Sacred Heart church. Interment stomach, muscle through Calvary upset in in St. Cloud. May cemetery and from sore- was or sea ,Men & Clothes for Boys Quality Surviving Fitzpatrick the Mrs. and and unexplained stiffness, are reaching its October, ness or Approve-d following children: Robert James and polio strike in Should fever. hot, during the if: peak your Family Carlberg, All the Fitzpatrick and Mrs. John Footwear for U. S. Heavy immediately. doctor family, call months. mid-summer (Lucille), Minneapolis Donald and \ a ; Rapids; L. Stock- Thomas, Sauk Mrs. M. diagnosis and Early prompt treat- _ five easy-to-fol- The - LITLIIP (Eileen), Alaska. Hybrid Chicks! ‘ ingcr Adak, & s IELII medical by qualified personnel » health rules for ment low , Minnesota Little Falls John Weber serious crippling, the often prevent children are: Cloud—Funeral St. services were con- Foundation pointed National crowds and out. Avoid 1. John Weber, Calvary ducted for 27, at Pmmma U). ‘ ‘ Order of high— V where close ‘ The organization emphasized places ' ' some April with the Rev. our ' 14 cemetery ‘ on Alphonse officiating. Requiem Kremer is likely. with other that and fear anxiety should be contact ‘persons grade Leg—Hamps and Patrick's Mass offered in St. church was held minimum. A calm, confi- to ALEXANDRIA over-fatigue caused by Avoid 2. a Billings. where he had been for in Mont., We Pay Highest Price: Your for Hamp-Whites attitude dent is conducive health to the exercise, ir- Mr. Weber, of active play past. two too years. son \ or or Mr. Weber. died April and Mrs. A. A. 9. and Parents, it said, POULTRY, and EGGS, HIDES regular hours. recovery. WOOI. Kath- Surviving his sister. parents; are a should remember that of all those swimming in polluted Avoid 3. brother, Ralph, both St. leen: of and ALL HATCHED Firms a, Friendly Business These stricken, 50 per cent or more re- Cloud. ‘ MELROSE, MINN. Use only beaches public water. or Patronage completely, while another 25 Pekarek Your James W. EGGS and Deserve FROM Appreciate cover declared pools safe by local health __~.__J g; left with only slight Brennyville.—Funerai services cent were per are authorities. James conducted April 14 W. for after effects. were Produced Pullorum by April Th? Pekarek. who died 11. ’71, 4. Avoid sudden chilling. Remove If polio is The actually diagnosed, firms listed here de- officiated ,MElROSE Al Kroll the services Rev. at shoes Controlled Parent and clothing Stock wet and at Regardless Distance Service of once the chapter the contact of Nation- Elizabeth’s church with burial in in St. feerve be remembered keep to blankets extra and heavier Pokarek the parish Mrs. cemetery. al Foundation Infantile for Paraly- sur- HOME bodily FUNERAL HARDWARE clothing ANDERSON following children. Mrs. for sudden vives with the weather sis serviug community. TI». :iwhen distributing Hatcheries your you are Phoenix, Nelson Ari7..: (Helen). turney Arndt changes. ‘ chapter will that of the part Joseph Clarence Pom) (Clara). Mrs. pay Mrs. {your fin patronage dif— the Hardware Related Lines and Observe 5. the golden rule Rudnitski Alphonse Lew- of (Rose), Mrs. of and cost which treatment care OUR OWN 1372 HARDWARE ESTABLISHED andowski (Adel), John Peksrek, all of personal cleanliness. .'. Keep food patient Qsakis, Minn. family t'erent cannot lines of business. meet.\ or Paul; Evelyn. Alberta; South St. Bernard, MINN. ALEXANDRIA. Melrose There and James, Jr., home. 22 at are CUT OUT AND/KEEP FOR.REFERENCE, grandchildren. x / 1-,. .3- $m,4¢ 3