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

May 27, 1949 · Page 2 of 6

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CLOUD PAGE THREE THE ST. REGISTER Moys27,1949 Friday, ‘fi MW Moss Pos’ror’s Field Jubilee Little Falls in WALLPAPER Health STORE DINNDORF PAINT FOURTH WARD For . . . Is Planned MARKET Paints Pittsburgh nuiir’s ‘ I .Ios Gnitlsowskl May On 30 Painting. Contractor Varnishes — MEATS Washable Imperial Wallpaper. GROCERIES HOME-MADE (Continued From One) Page Instant F rosen Cloud Tel. So. St. SAUSAGE 435 7th Ave. 12 school’s drum and band. The corps IOEJr lIll5I6E7AM Cathedralgrade school band and 403 Cloud 9th Ave. N. St. the VFW drum also will corps PHONE 2052-53 march in procession and at appear DANIEL the Mass. Established 39 Years! Other organizations expected to n-uu'iu-u-usunnusunos-noun..-n be represented the Catholic are Order of Foresters, St. Joseph’s P O FUNERAL society, Daughters of Isabella, the O Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and Camp Metal Fire girls. A contingent of Roofing-8. nurses Cornice Co. HOME e from the St. Cloud hospital and O children of the St. Cloud orphan home also will be present. O Types All of ‘Priests who will assist the at ,Pontifical Mass will be Father O Roofing Siding Sheet Metal COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT Kroll, World Peter I‘chaplain, war - - - assistant priest; Father Louis .- O AND MODERN FUNERAL urn-su- 0.8.8., Traufler, and Father S‘ceo. w. N. McDowell J. McDowell SERVICE FOR MORE THA of John Denery, deacons honor; 9 Father Jerome Bielejeski, deacon Phone 1526 YEARS. 65 St. Cloud onus-in Mass; Father Benedict Vir- of the 4 O and nig, subdeacon; Father John Symons and Father William Wey, .n‘uu of ceremonies. Altar boys masters will from he Cathedral for serve ‘TELEPHONES: the M ss. Phone 2368-W Radio Following the Mass, there will 338-W l& M Office Repair Memorial” be’ the day customary ZILKOSKI, B.‘ Residence—1543 FATHER FRANCIS J. Paul Otto, Flensburg, deacon; Father S. Iguz‘niak, pas; parade ored by the American spo \ Browerville, chaplain the Bishop; Bishop to Bar- of tor Our Lady of Lourdes in parish Little Legion. Ce monies the Tech- at PROMPT SERVICE ,tholome; Father ' Anthony Lamusga, Sobieski, Cloud chap- St. high nical school auditorium will jubilee Falls, marked his 25th ordination the of to lain the Bishop; Father Zilkoski; Father to Theo- PERFECTION WORK ' follow the parade. priesthood Wednesday of last week. The photo dore Wrobel, Royalton, of ceremonies; master and on In the of unfavorable event ECONOMY above shows the principal ministers the Mass PRICES of Father Paul Shurek, Elmdale, ° subdeacon. Altar boys weather Monday, the Mass will be with Coadjutor Bishop Peter W. Bartholome, who Louis Hennek, Richard Ringwelski, and Thomas are held Cathedral in the 9 o’clock. Electrical at delivered the Left Radios & Father right Tuzinski.—(Register to photo) sermon. are Appliances Repaired Mothers, rls O i L. C. MEEMKEN WAITE PARK, MINNESOTA Owner Communion At Waite Park—The Young Ladies’ sodality of St. Joseph’s parish ob- PAINTS—WALL PAPER served mother-daughter Com- a munion Sunday and received new members May 15. on Father Matthew Kiess, O.S.B., Paint and ‘ wall keep home looking smart paper can your as Collegeville, offered the Mass and well the walls and woodwork. See large selec» as preserve our speaker the break- guest at was tion of paints wall beautiful and in colors and modefn papers fast which followed in the church designs. basement. About 45 sodalists and their mothers attended. Eighth grade girls served the breakfast. KOERBER PAI‘Nrsnor Donelda sodalists, Three Zipp, Streit, Donna and Joyce Ann Spy- chala, accompanied by Betty Bren- “Panis Angelicus” and nan, sang 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. “Sancta Maria.” New members enrolled were after the Mass, and sodality new medals presented all the to were members. D O N ' T' F I Al The members Dolores new are Blissenbauch, Blissen- Larraine To Get bauch, Marilyn Schepers, Our Clarreen Estimate 'On That Dented Fender, Thelen, Jeanette Schwinghammer, Repaint Job Wrecked wedding Car. wonderful of The moments or your Carol Wolfe, Phyllis Zimmer, Juli- shepherded by should be inconstont not FRONT Dickinson, Margaret Wilmes, END ALIGNING WHEEL BALANCING anna —- should loveliness Such fragile Margaret Neis, Lorraine Kemper, COMPLETE memory. BRAKE and STEERING SERVICE and Grace Benkowski. finest the held forever and be caught in Our experienced workmen and modern equipment Present officers the sodality of bridal modem of porncdture. church the incensing following the at Offertory’of FATHER ZILKOSKI is pictured here at service Mary at Lou Kirchner, prefect; are your are the Mass. He is being assisted Father by Otto.— ngulll Joyce Ann Spychala, vice prefect; the beautiful altar in Our Lady of Lourdes Q‘zP‘oGR‘Ig (Reyiste'r photo) MEGARRY BUICK C0. 1‘ Donelda Zipp, and secretary; TC. '-. + + 7 -F + + Betty Brennan, Tattoo-so! treasurer. Court «\QOSSV-TM House Square 2. St. Cloud Telephone An entitled Ask the 112 Operetta, BARTHOLOME BISHOP PRESENT Professor, by Clark and Lee, is Observes, GRAD being tentatively planned by the ClOUD o o on GR Fr. F. r l-l Zilkoski .J. 5T. for time in June. group some ’Iou 0" Bety Brennan / will director. act PHONE r 146 ~ as .7 H CLOUD, MINN. St. ST. 509V: St. Germain Parishioner. Silver Jubilee Priesthood men's in STORE " ., In Dumont II The Home ~Little Falls—The of Florsheim beautiful altar of Our Lady of Shoes; Lourdes church the festive Honor Grad was nouns setting 5.22: the contours for silver jubilee of the ordination of Father Frances J. Zilkoski, here pastor Hart, Schaffner and Marx Cloth- nun since 1941. . Dumont.—Miss Virginia Fridgen I ing. Coadjutor Bishop, Peter W. Bartholome, preaching Solemn the at Mass Wednes- of St. Peter’s parish here on was day of last named valedictorian week, said: the “At the of gradua- the occasion silver jubilee of priest, of it only is mat- a a St. Mary‘s Bldg. IT St. AS tion Cloud class WEEDS of the Wheaten high DESTROYS propriety ter of that all give we school. remembering Father Zilkoski’s ju- choir expressed in _these thanks with him Almighty God to was The daughter Mr. of Mrs. GRASS and bilee THE fitting in “The holy sacrifice “‘FEEDS words: of the for the blessings achieve- and a way. V Anthony Fridgen of Dumont, Vir- “An occasion like this," Mass will be offered Rev: For the for STETSUN of ' Men 25 in HATS! ments the priest- you, years l I ginia holds four-year scholastic Bishop Father, said, “will a send all erend the Shrine of of hood. at One cannot to us come a KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! . . . of 94.15, according to average home with Our Lady enthusiasm Fatima in Portugal. of an greater celebration this of kind without a it's' breeze Now to a own a made announcement by the apd realization it that is We have also super— worth requested the CROSBY SQUARE looking SHOES! the work of the priest- at pray- intendent schools, lawn. Use of J. E. Pearson. thick, weedfree while work for the the Convent of of the sisters of to hood, only in the life not of cause ers one Miss Jean Lichtsinn THE second in was Christ.” St. Sister of Dorothy and of Lucy Weed celebrating his silver plus jubilee Food but Lawn SCOTTS scholastic rank and named Father was Zilkoski community closed, for the fes- and her and also the in work achieved by Cath- you salutatorian. dry Control. Apply iust it as tive affair by intentions.” expressing thanks to olic priests during the 2,000 your past Miss Fridgen is graduate oF a Bishop Bartholome, priests, the the box. In years.” from Parishioners it in numbers great "NEW comes CLOTHES” St. Peter’s parochial school, class parishioners, members of the R0- The Bishop pointed the attended early Mass and received out Dande- of 1945. simultaneous action sodality, and relatives and work the sary of priesthood Communion Holy the jubilee de- in on In high school she editor-in- was Buckhorn—oll friends who attended the jubi- Plantain, lions, veloping Christian civilization day. in chief STORE Hat-lite, the of student publi- ‘ lee. Two brothers Father Zil- of the early centuries, uphold- in weeds—die leaved Rudeck broad ' cation Mrs. J.' F. in at Wheaton. Her other was ac‘ koski, Andrew Cyril Zilkoski and the rights ing and dignity all of tivities charge dining included of the Mallard room staff, arrange- nourished the is 'while Zilkoski, number and other of grass human beings, the a dignity of mixed Assisting her chorus, Mrs. GAA, ments. interclass ' were relatives friends Flens~ and from richer the family and motherhood, and and growth thicker track, declamation, Louis Wella, Mrs. Joseph Kip ley, debate, fresh- to Office burg g__0pposite present. the Post "making in St. Cloud in life were livable in sophomore Mrs. Frank Lasaski, and Mrs. F1 nk class more man 112,368 secre- color. Proven on Spiritual Bouquets Presented this world.” tary, sophomore Pierzinski, Mrs. John Gasteski, and junior class A spiritual bouquet last He expressed generous lawns appreciation to treasurer, lunchroom Mrs. Leo'nard Ginter, Mrs. Stanley cashier, year. and Tun noNLIN COMPANY from the school children Father Zilkoski his was Girls’ for fruitful State alternate. Wielinski, Michael Mrs. Szyloski, She also was given Father It Zilkoski. in- to and successful service in therork participant in the interclass Mrs. Robert Chirhart, and Ed Mrs. bas- a plus CONTROL WEED LAWN FOOD Manufacturers cluded SCOTTS Masses, Holy 1,130 765 of ketball diocese of the and in the tournament Gamradt. for the past promo- Communions, Rosaries, 730 18,545 three tion Sash of the of Christ in the and captain Doors of her Interior years cause Finish was In of kitchen charge the $12.75 ft $3.50 100x110 '. was ft Drum, Box—treats 50x50 aspirations, and 2,280 Paters - the world. He team expressed this - . past appreci- . . . . year. Mrs. Clemens Mrozek. Assisting I Aves, 855 Blessed and visits the 535 to E. ation in his St. Germain also and OWn St. Cloud name Hanke, her Mrs. Jacob Mrs. were Prepaid Shipped Mail Orders Sacrament. in the Bishop of Joseph F. St. Pupils Augusta name Prozinski, Mrs. Krause, Leo Peter Another spiritual bouquet from Busch, who unable be to was Wielinski, Mrs. Ray Mrs. Felix 7‘ the high school junior girls of the present. Lenski, Hattie Yourczk, Mrs. and z whetyeu in get Ministers of Mess Present Recital Chosen Super. Mrs. Elizabeth Delegate Assisting Father Zilk05ki the at Other priests who attended, be- HOTPOIIIT"S Solemn of Thanksgiving Mass mentioned were sides those above, were Father Paul Otto Flemsburg, of St. Augusta—A Fathers T. Leo Keaveny, Edward music recital Father deacon; Paul Shurek of Honoratus Ramacher, Bonzelet, in presented the school hall of was Elmdale, subdeacon; Father and St. Mary’s O.F.M.; Howard Huth, O.F.M.; parish here and by pupils of REFRIGERATOR'FREEZER Theodore Wrobel of Royalton, Warehouse Sister Gordon O.F.M., Annunciata Knese, all May of 15. on of ceremonies. Altar boys master Those Little Falls; T. S. Ziolkowski who and took Cor- part were Louis Hennek, Thomas Mc- were rine Henkemeyer, Victor James Minette, St. Cloud; Eileen Voigt, Richard Graw, Ringwelski, and Melvin Voigt, Sauk Siegler, Rice; M. N. Kremer, Kathleen Muntifer- Thon{as Tuzinski. The senior choir, BIG ing, 0.S.C., Mabel Hinkemeyer, Centre; A. J. Van Zutphen, Roselyn rooo Sister with Regulinda the at or- Kiffmeyer, Doris Verndale; Brenny- Al B. Kroll, Kiffmeyer, the Missa Brevis, by «FREEZ’ER gan, sang Yvonne Jacobs, ville; Joseph Kenneth L. J. Ohotta, Perham; Korman, _ Kreckel. Renee Kiffmeyer, SALE— Wessendorf, W. G. Constance Buckman; Kron- Priests from neighboring enberg, par- Birk, Hullin, North and Robert Fruth. Lastrup, A. U. ‘1— l..‘ ishes and communities guests ~‘lll "' Members were the 5 St. of ' Prairie; August Preusser, An- vocal chorus 1 w .. " celebration. the ’ ll. at Fall, Home Inez Kronenberg, thony; Frank, Duelm; Jo- Henry Yvonne NO NEED were FOR Following the Mass, dinner Jacobs, Janice Kilian, was Bloch, Irene seph Roscoe; Ko- ‘l ‘ffiwlll‘ W by members served the of DEFROSIING shiol, Audrey Laudenbach, Marion par- e John Funk, Greenwald; B. _ . ‘1: ish Rosary sodality in the church Moeller, Eileen Voight, Dolores Waite Claude Schwinghamme PierzfiRaymond hall basement. The dining and , ta- Spoden, Shirley Schill, Joyce TWO Park; Earl Boldt, of warehouses be cleared by our May 31 must fittingly decorated bles for Schill, Renee Kiffmeyer, Shirley were Lang, Schmelzer, Hillman; Paul the occasion. Kloeppher, EXTRA' and Kathleen Munti- Motle’y; S. Renner, Kimball; A. Father Paul Otto, who is fering. pastor ' Roger L. Vossberg, St. Patrick; SPACE Father Zilkoski’s parish native STORAGE of O William Morrill; Tarman, Law- s Promise- Flensburg, acted toastmaster Answers at Quiz as to Gr'ey Eagle; E. Botz, J. rence W offered congratulations the I-c; and 2-a: 3-c; 4-c; to 5-b; 6-c; 7-a; and Sobieck, St. Matt Anna; jubilarian. He tele- 8-c; 9—b; silver read 10-a. 1 n a Lewandowski. Gilman. 'cuo a Wu c felicitations by t of ' sent Want gram Mary Miss Ann Hunt, . Miss. . HOME MODEBNIZING a 399'" (Jimmy Zilkoski. Bishop Busch‘ Father to to sophomore at . HOME the College FINANCING of THIELMAN V. J. Wotzka Gilman. Model illustrated Father of F W H; Benedict, St. J. recently elected F. ANDERSON native-of Flensburg, cited to also was 1 a , HARDWARE the college represent junio dele— .Everybodyfs work Father Zil- of the of Pointing as to .some LUMBER C0. National the Studen gate to s’ Bishop brief koski. In as- message Paints Sporting a -- With sociation. Miss Lila Diemert, thanks Bartholome expressed BUILDING to MATERIAL Goods who senior delegate, is Miss Hunt of the parish and the members 189.75 Others Low PAINT AND COAL as as Cloud 7th 50., St. NSA Ave. will 17, projects . report and in- the Rosary sodality for of Telephone women no 51. Cloud. Illn- NSA legislation terpret her to Down—Balance Months Terms—10% 24 fellow students. According Fa— to PLUMBING 8: KNAPP Drug ther Vincent Flynn, president of s'r. CLoUD Molitor Co.‘ POWELL HARDWARE St. Thomas’ college, it is advisable ELECTRIC ' HEATING 00. for students from ' Catholic colleges REXALL AGENCY be represented in the to NSA Electrical Contractors so We Specialize in Prescriptions Specialty they be s student of Residential Commercial and can aware Kodak - Supplies & Toiletrie- Churches, Schools, Hospitals thought in Cloud secular schools St. and Industrial Wirin‘ blond . 8'1'. CLOUD. MINN. have voice and regarding Tel. 2543 vote St. a 508 Mb N. Av. Cloud SI. student legislation. . 1- V . .. .