PAGE Friday, May FOUR THE CLOUD 27,1949 ST. REGISTER C Schedule Commencement Cathedral Grade Orchestra CUT IAutRAss... FINAL wuos...3nusn GIRLS’ LADIES’ and Little Falls Disclosed In COAT CLEARANCE Little, bard, Alice Falls. Erhard; Gohl, Pierz; Commencement —- Mews fast and clean exercises Jeannine Hann, Little Falls; Doris for seniors of St. 63 Ireund buildings, fields, high Jacobson, Little Falls; Adeline Ja- Francis’ school will be held Falls; Dolores Kasper, under in the Sacred chapel the rosh. Little fences, Heart of trees, GIRLS" Falls; Josephine Franciscan Friday, Little Kokett, " Iiang convent next road-, NEW Janet Kunkel, Little June Little Falls; 3, 3 at sides, and in p.m. W. Falls. Coadjutor Bishop Peter SPRING iightcorners. COATS Betty Lampert, Bowlus; Agnes Bartholome will the diplo- present ' Langer, Martha Lauer, the graduates will give Bluffton; and to ~ mas All wool. eye, Sizes 7 to 14. Regularly 11.. Lauer, Roscoe; r the Richmond; Ruth address. commencement I Albertvdle; Cor- Baccalaureate Yvonne Lehn, The day Mass priced $10.95 $16.95. at to Theo- inne Lindenfelser, Rogers; will be offered by the students’ Lorraine Ma- Rice; spiritual director, Father Howard dora Maier, Now $ 80 Meyer, Falls; Dorothy Huth, O.F.M., Sunday, Little May 29, rotte, on Cuts 6 4 to Little Musielewicz, Only Clara Genola; nu, o’clock. 8 at a \It....“. ' in 8 hrs. I Rita Nietfeld, Melrose; acres Falls; Day students well residents Rose ...... as as . Easy handle Mil- to Calif; Gate, will South be of the O'Brien, on guests convent on rough ground Pierz; Joanne Otremba, breakfast din- dred sleep May 29 and at or Ladies’ Newest a in Coverts, a Styles Pro- Marilyn ‘A‘Wram Falls; siepes.Culs the Popp, Little 'I served the graduates in ground. Rugged. to ner Gabardines, Tweeds, Sharkskins, Pu- Lorraine Falls; school zinski, Little cafeteria. Economical. Dependable. Paul. traditional South St. The May procession halla, W'éiFe $39.95, Now etc. and Joyce Rausch Mae will take place ROse the day at on same Mar- Falls; Little The students, visi- Reintjes, both of 3 sisters, p.m. $22.00 Scha- Genola; Rose officiating will garita Saehr, and priests tors, Al- Schiller, Dorothy Albany; march in procession the deg, grotto to Buck- Schmolke, "Our Patricia Lady of Lourdes, where the bany; of St. Cloud M1- Schumacher, St. Marilyn sodality’ prefect, Lea Marie Faust, man; Pierz; Car- Stoll, Lou will the chael; Mary the of statue crown ARY’S CATHEDRA ST. SCHOL Bev— LADIES’ SHORTY COATS Falls; Little Stumpf, Marlene Presselcr, Patricia Joehren, Pa- the will be oline Rosary grotto, are row, sung. Rita Falls; Little Swanson, Henkemeyer, Arlene Inderrieden, Following the all erly tricia and Marlene procession, $19.95. .Now Only Were in St. Cloud is of this of proud group young Reiter; Falls; Frances Little Swintek, second Rosemary will assemble the chapel Nahan, Kathleen in present row, HEAR lilillllllj Vetsch Delrose Albany; musicians who the school orchestra. The the baccalaureate Gardner, Lois Koshiol, Mary for Thyen, Lou Schmidt, Nicholas compose sermon, with the $11.00 of both Waxweiler, by Father played for meeting the nurses’ Landsberger, Anderson, which will be given Margaret of Betty Darlene and Schmit, Carol recent group a .Mel- Welle, Juliana Albertville; Ralph Aschoff of St. Cloud. alumnae association the St. Cloud hospital and Raymond, Rouge], Carol Carol Reinholz, at Mary Sue EMT” .V. Falls; Wenzel, Little Beverly also staged by and for weeks girls Kropp, Karl Pettcrs; back Kersting, _ pageant Ann graduation Members of the rose; a some ago row, V. Wie- Genola; Irene Wilkes, the grade. orchestra directed by Henkemeyer, Anna of eighth The Viviana Jean is Jueneman, and David Jacquelyn Aschenb’ren- class are Winker, Cecilia Falls; Little Emeline. Pictured above, right, first Sister left Prem. to Rice; Barthel, Little Rita ner, V ner, SHANDELING Do- Wyrwicki, Arlene Randall; Melvina Becker, Little Falls; Solemn Ceremonies Sodali’ry Mark Has and Zanka, Jeanne Yanta, lores Sister Mary Little Falls; Benigna, Little all of Zilka, Rose Mary Falls; Joan Bernet, Long Prairie; Falls. Irene Berning, Doris Store Rogers; Dept. Guest Priest Brandi, Buckman; Mildred Carson, 40 Hours’ St. Nicholas in Held Recital Little Falls; Anna ls Mae Dorn, St. Cloud Open Friday ’Till 9 RM. Buckman; Colleen Doucette, Little The hearing joy of be Alexandria In can yours Falls; Lorraine Doucette, Little day, everywhere, with every Valley Falls; Donna Ebner, Little Falls; Browns In the lightweight and compact, St. Nicholas. Solemn Fred Hinnekamp of Pearl Lake ceremo- Susanna — Edl, Ridgeway, Wis.; powerful Zenith “75”. Top deacon; Father Sylvester ch- new nies marked the Forty Hours’ devo- as Alexandria. Father Edward Patricia Farrell, Minneapolis; Lea — quality—yet substan- Kimball of subdcacon; and you save nor recital as piano New Valley.—A Maytag Marie tion the Blessed Dutch Oven Gas Faust, Browns honoring Sacra- Range Pierz; Genevieve Ramacher of Little Falls guest was tial cash because Father August it Preusscr of St. An— money and junior presented Nicholas' Gerads, by in St. May Little Falls; Gib- church Patricia ment senior was speaker the meeting at May 15 of thony ready needs of ceremonies. master to comes as wear, no Sister of Istudents school 17-19. high St. Rose’s sodality in St. Mary’s “fitting”. Precision-built by the The three days school of Elaine Bell Gels high the Cecile in Mary prayer came Father M. C.SS.R., A. Seymour, church. makers of World- impressive to close with May 15. sol- here' auditorium an a on of Pine City delivered the sermons The speaker urged sodalists to Famous Zenith Ra- ,,,U,,,,.,,_ procession in which the school the following emn The program: was during the three-day observance. attain and keep lasting to de- dios. children "'W‘M'v See today! of the it a parish Mo- participated. Juan,” Don “Minuet from He spoke ever—abiding the on pres- votion Mary Trip for Essay through the to of Altar boys $75.00, who use carried complete. ' “Spinning candles Burditt; Eddie by zart, of Our Lord in the Holy Eu- ence her Rosary. The Rosary, Father James Phyllls and Kenneth Hennen, Ellmenreick, by were Song,” charist and the fruits of the on Ramachcr said, is only not David Hilary and Daffodils,” a means Neu, Reynold “Swaying Piechowski; STROBEL’S Cross the sacrifice and holy the of for personal sanctification but also Schreiner, Alphonse, and Jerome, Rees Shirley and by Overlade duet Mass. 0n Conservation powerful for world John Stommes, a weapon Ralph the peace, and Donald “Calm Bennett; Betty as Father h T Shadeg of made clear by Mary’s JEWELERS m s o a Jungles, as John was Beckius, Fos- ap- Lila Mae Earl and by Night,” Bohm, celebrant Brooten the of the paritions the children of Fa- to Melvin was Mathics, and Chopin, Edwin, Flat,” Eu- D “Waltz in 814 Germain St. St. Cloud, Minn. sen; opening Solemn Tuesday, Mass tima. on Cold Virgil Spring. and Elaine Bell, Frank. Gypsy Acolytes “Spanish gene, Smith; Verna by — with Father Seymour acting as daughter LeRoy Four Mathies of Mr. and Mrs. John members Ben- and Herman Betty received by wcre Dance,” Mowery, new were deacon Father Steichen, Henry and Schwartz. Bell into of Cold the Censer-bearcrs Spring sodality. and sopho- They Jean- A1- nett; a were were subdeacon. pastor, as cuin Frank St. Boniface’s high nine Bormes, at school, Carol and Cyril Schwartz. Flaig, Joy,” Turchek duet, Ann and more “Youth Schellinger Bros. The closing Solemn Mass Other Miller, priests and Darlene who assisted has been chosen Terfehr. and Verna Fossen Lila Mae on by were Thursday offered by Father Father A. J. Gruenes, Eden Flat,” Val- in E Smith; “Nocturne was The ' afternoon district winner services ’ a were con- BUILDERS Frederick Wiechmann of ley; Luxem- Father Alphonse Kremer, Schiefelbein; Shirley and Chopin, by cluded with May devotions and in the sixth any burg. He Rachmaninoff assisted by Father Reliable Contractors and “Polichinelle, was Robert Smith, Benediction’of St. Cloud; the Blessed Father Sacra- nual conservation by Ann Bee,” Schubert, “the Members ment. of St. Mary’s guild Joseph Bloch, Roscoe; Phone 2855“ Father and Action for Cardinal contest, essay Perfect Day,” “A Marie Maher; served refreshments the soda- Henry to Steichen, m Nth Ave. Se. Stand pastor. “My Community Valley girls; by Browns vocal lists in the Robert F. Chan home. London—The British govern- Tschaikowsky, Song,” “Neapolitan and Conserva- Traditional Present officers of Rose’s will St. take ment action May sterner Rite on D,” Meyer,” in “Tango by Rhonda I tion.” FOR sodality Joyce Wagner, the Cardinal of Mindszenty ASK ,‘ are pre- case “Song Shirley Zeimer; Albeinez, by fect; Cordelia Hungary, Kuhn, vice prefect; of when it is in favor- Held The Tintuh t t in Parish a c o n e s by Love,” Englemann duet, of Patricia Martin, able and position do John For— secretary; to sponsored by so, was and Arlyne Rattlemiller Ruth Margaret Flaig, Father Glasgow Member Parlia- .There has been of treasurer. h Minnesota quite t man, never gas range a e C Sharp “Prelude in Piechowski; Lutgen Harry is spiritual direc- told his meeting of Cath- Tintab.—Annual ment, Department of ceremonies of a like this! Automatically cooks Janet Rachmaninoff, by meal Minor,” a olic constituents. Elaine crowning Be“ tor. the Blessed Conservation and Virgin’s Jensen; while you're by the famous. the statue held away, Minnesota Federation Wom- in St. of Gall’s were Impromtu,” Chopin, “Fantasie DELICIOUS church here en’s Clubs. May 1. never-equalled Dutch Oven Method. on Schubert, by “Impromtu” and . ICE CREAM Judy This award Keller entitles the winner May and REQUIESCANT was queen “Hungarian IN PACE Clemmons; Marilyn the Dutch Using Oven, Dutch Cooker attended week’s Itasca by vacation Marjorie to Schuster state at was a duet by No. 4,” Brahms, Dance Well, Sizzle-Serve Broiler. and Eileen park with Keller. all There, paid. Crown-bearer operat- or expenses Marie Joann Haanen and Anne IDEAL RADIATOR James she other winners Kapitan. and from 19 was like modern Grain— other Gardens,” ing it “Country Maher; stove. any gas other A REPAIR the will make procession. parts of in state which all the 0p. Shirley Rees; “Etude by ger, you’ll be delighted Leo Berna improved Henry Griep with It: the Conservation smaller Youth boys Cara- and girls of the Located up in the New Tucker Building “Concert par- 3,” No. Chopin, and 10 Perham.——Funeral Me]rose.—chuiem ofi'ered services Mass were con- was .02 Pint special ish and will be participated, Street South. St. Minn. at Cloud, guests led by all-around the performance. Come for van in was Ruth Rat- McDowell, by Etude,” Leo ducted for Barns, 59. lifelong resi- Boniface's church April 30 in St. for RADIATORS Dutch Oven Cook- CLEANED Delicious AND Douglas lodge. May and her attendants. community, The this May queen who April The dent of 10. Henry Griep, 70, died 27. by Boy,” on tlemiller; “Danny vocal demonstration soon! modernized! ing a REPAIRED now Rev. Nicholas the Re- Hofi'mann offered Donnay offered The Rev. Matthias Very coronation- fol- In this week winners will ceremony Beardsley girls; see Mass Henry‘s Mr. his quiem St. church. All Mass. Surviving in Work the Requiem Guaranteed are lowed. demonstrations and actual following numbers The opera- Berna Surviving his wife Phone children: Mrs. died May following 7. wife the and 1366 "Shorty" were Klitsch are MAYTAG SHOP THE Father Leo Revering, tions _of park, forest, and children: pastor, Wilfred, and the following Mrs. Al water Chicago, Ill.; Raymond Weber, “The Nutcracker Suite” by from Rotta, Jr., Mrs. Norbert Doll. both led and and the Turloch, Henry. Arlington: Rosary Calif.: and conservation will be for work. There Tschaikowsky: “Miniature Over- prayers of Perham; Charles, Mary Lou, Leonida, Burial Ohio View, Pa. Loretta Breyer, May devotions. Benediction-of plenty of time for swimming, boat- the Clemmons; ture,” by Marilyn James. John, JOSEph, and Jerome, all at the parish in cemetery. , was Blessed Sacrament ing, fishing, concluded other outdoor the and home. There grandchildren. two “Trepak,” by Janet Jensen; are Nistler Tel. 49 Mrs. Ben 5th So... Cloud 12 Ave. St. Burial in the parish Mr. annual cemetery. activities. event. was The Exciting Candy Fairies,” by “Dance the of Valley.——Funeral services Eden were Berns faithful member of St. was a Ben Nistler. 55, who Mrs. conducted for The “March,” by Ruth Joann Haanen; of the choir Henry‘s for purpose essay con- many years. EDUCATIONAL GAME offered Gruenes The Rev. Al died May 4. this “Waltz Flow- Rattlemiller; of the test to Mrs. Elizabeth Habiger year was encourage church. Assumption Mass the Requiem in students make ers,” by Shirley Schiefelbein personal duet to Albany.—Requiem Mass OEErEd parish Mr. the a sur- in cemetery. Burial was was March Dolors church chil- 29 in Seven for with the following HOME-SIEHOOI- “Dance survives of the in their and Shirley Ziemer; of Nistler and vey resources com- Mrs. Elizabeth Hahilzer, ‘76, who dIEd (Mary), St. Theisen Mrs. Al dren: munities of Flutes,” Arlyne and become the Reed by Pie- to aware March Mrs. Habiger, formerly of 26. Ray- Barduloc. N. Dak.: Bernard, Cloud; the conservation problems there. chowski. Albany, died the her daugh- in home of Valley; Eden Watkins: Edmund, mond. Mrs. Martin Bloomer, St. Joseph, home. ter, Ralph, and Adeline, George, at she been where had staying the past grandchildren. six There are srunv ours Surviving children: Current Movie two Ratings years. are seven Beeuwsnert Firmin Mrs. Anton Mrs. Jacob Feichtinzer. and St. offered Foreston.—Requiem Mass was Cloud; George, Waite Park; John. Las- (IiEd Beeuwsacrt who Firmin Mrs. for Mrs. Martin Bloomer (Helen). St. truD: The St. Thomas Aquinas Mag- conducted services Funeral “No exclusively May 8. the used sounding Joseph; were Mrs. Gilbert Iicste (Rose), Free- wants to one see screen as a Burial netic Catechism Louis’ church May 12. St. Quiz. in A Gerhard, Albany. on and There port: 20 pulpit. But the when religion has right make of and are -— to a use screen Surviving the parish in cemetery. grandchildren three great-grandchil- and plastic was monk asks and does, should be accorded the of production answers it it John. competent courtesy husband and her son, one dren. are hundreds of Catechism adequate presentation.”—Commonweal. and ques- Mrs. Joseph Skaja Euler Frank tions magnetically. A-l St. CIoud.—~Funeral services Centre.—Funeral services Sauk con- were were , ducted for Mrs. Joseph Skaja. Easier, who Frank 80. 63. May for conducted 10 Moraliy Unobjectionuble for Adults and Children A sheets set of 8 died March The of quizzes. Size 27. Rev. John Denery Mass The Requiem who died May 7. was Big Sombrero Rhythm Mississippi of offered the Requiem Angels Mass St. Paul's “:17 inches. in Lde of the offered Our game in Boy With Green Hair Mollmr Is Freshman church Calvary March 30. Burial in the parish with burial in church was a ceme- $251 Mr. Skaja children. cemetery. survives with the the father of 10 He 5 (Iourtin’ Trouble North a Klondike tery. was to following (laughter: Walter, and pallbearers. Grandchildren served sons as Easter Parade Tarzan’s Magic Fountain Price postpaid. Chisholm: Roman. Rapids: Louis, Grand Alfred Herges A-2 Waite Park; Ervin, Cloud; St. and Mrs. offered Rockville.—Requicm Moss was Emil Petron. St. Cloud. Mra. Skaja The Unobjectionable Morally for Adults Only was who died Alfred Herges. 38. May for 14 meber of the Paul Altar society. St. a Life Comedy Carnival Father With ofl'ered Francis Zitur May The Rev 11. E. M. Ralph lOHMANN E. Borrowman Immaculate Requiem Mascs in Con- the Far Frontier The Rope St. Cloud—Funeral services Ralph for parish burial church with in the ception Good Sam Time This for Keeps E. Borrowman, engineer for city more his mother, Mrs. Surviving COMPANY cemetery. are than 22 died Thursday who of years. B the following brothers Heroes. Mary and last Week the Veterans' hospital in at Anthony. Carl. George, and and sisters: MoraIIy Objectionable for Everyone Minneapolis, held in the Daniel were Religious Willard Evans and Mrs. Cloud: Mrs. Articles St. Mine Own Executioner Wake the Red of Witch chapel March The Rev. William Wey 28. Alfred Cloud: Mrs. St. Peter Finncman, Books Church Goods Cathedral of the the Immaculate of Con- My Own True Love Takes All Winner — Martin Dillon, Willmar: and Mrs. Leddal. ception parish Burial officiated. in was 7 Calif. chadino. San 413 Sibley 8L. - 7th near Assumption Mrs. Borrowman cemetery. GUARANTEED St.fll’sul Minn. 1, survives. Also surviving sisters two are Week End This Baseball Tourney brothers: Alden, and Mrs. A. G. two Minneapolis; Mrs. Stillwater; (inalaas, "FIRST LINE! Roy Borrowman, Canada: another and brother in Milwaukee. Members the of American Legion the color furnished QUALITY guard, firing squad and escort. Aloys Mrs. Lauer St. Cloud—Funeral services were con- ducted April 2 for Mrs. Aloys Lauer in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Con- ception. Mrs. Lauer died March ‘19. She Mr. 52. Lsuer survives with two was children: Clayton and Mrs. Nester Henz (Luverne), Cloud. St. There two are grandchildren. Burial in Calvary was Mrs. Lauer cemetery. member of was a Ann‘s society Christian Mother’s of REG”! AT THE M YOU BUY cassr DELUXE ONE Spec Cathedral pariah. DELUXE the result of NEXT CHEST fusing slrhq You: LOW PRICE. .YOU GET Flint Leander . cord with rub- preserving Roscoe.——l~‘uneral services V2 PRICE AT THE SAME LOW were con- This heat bar. prevents . ducted April Leander Flint. 2 for 22. from flexing. damage who died March Mass 29. Requiem was TIiSIIIe SAVENwDu-rag‘ TheBesrT‘reDeaiIeYecnI o 0 ofl‘ered Agnes’ in St. church with burial SameDedonWIG in the OvaaFuIISOO—Payhrnm parish Surviving cemetery. O are his Flint, Mr. Mrs. Johh parents. and and the following brothers and sisters: ded The Pumovlfle NONEDWPAYCASI. "Ride Cred” on Gregory, Roscoe: Norbert, Moorhend: Mrs. the CREST Deluxe in new Albert Schlicht (Loretta). St. Cloud: Mrs. mode COLD RUB- with For longer Mileage samtionol Take advantage of this . . . Edward BER, the roughest robber Lane (Rosalia) Mrs. John and Made of COLD RUBBER—Industry's Newest Thrifty NOW tire offer by using known. stock Philabaum Va-: (Lalcria), Portsmouth, our Process. New i949 "PERMA—LIPE" Tread Mrs. John Schlangen (Regina). Pearl need Plan. Whether Payment two you Thou-ands Wear: Lilre Iron. at his: Trouble- Lake; Anna Mae Andrew, home. and at rs-an'r’ionat CRESTS, down full of small set a or a treeMilaslnEveryTbe. Andrew Schreier Pay them payment puts car. on your sake Mum-Cable lead of St. Francis.—Funeral services moms-My... were week balance 1.25 the only at per high steel grade piano conducted Andrew Schreier, March for 21 ee Card Every Every Ply Treated W in mainly. payable wlrewithrremendoustan- died The Rev. Adolph 73. who March 17. Blowouts. Wider, Flatter Tread Pets Mae silo firmly strength, Schmidt offered the Requiem in Mass Read. of Road anchors Rubber the Thousands the rim. to on the St. Francis’ church. Surviving are ‘WEDDING Edges for Sin, Sufi Slaps. Touch Gripping t‘ollowimzr Loehlein, children: Mrs. Anton SETS Disslpar'e Sidewall Bunrem Dangerous Mrs. Francis: Mrs. Fred Herzoa. St. Wash; Joseph Lehner, Ridgefield, Kath- H eat. We proudly wide present a erine Schreier Ann Schreier, and Mary Road Laboratory and choice of Keepsake Canton Wed- Driving Greater For of St. Francis. Mr. Schreier . . . Tested. CRESTS mem- was a pm are ding Sets for bride and Quiet, Tread Design Assn-es Smooth Traction. ber Men's of St. Francis society. through perform- severe Shocks. Flexes Easily Absorb Janina Road in styles to main- tests to groom many at ance assure ; . . of High Tire What combination produced by tenance tire our prices‘. a a many . . . Standards. the history and In tire Intro- newest process Anni-arm woodland duced In to Keepsake LEWES you a "/1 Price Tire Ofler. Matching Wedding Rings and 25.00 12.50 00. THE STATE BASEBALL the lgcal TOURNA- Foresters eyeing the trophy and eager Stafford's for the call, ball!” “play Left right George to iREE are van-ml: arm .vrru um MENT for Catholic » high will schools be Phones 3864—5163-W Meinz, chief Ken Kruchten, vice chief past ranger; Cloud 1350 Ave. No.—-St. 8th Municipal held the stadium St. in Cloud at Satur- John Winter, Rau, St. Cloud, Minn. James treasurer; on ranger; mem- Jewelers day night and Sunday afternoon. The ber of C.H.S. booster WIRING state Chester CITY & FARM court committee; and '..,s:ri,'c‘>. a RI“ EN} " Plus E the Catholic Order of of Foresters will the Schmitt, financial present Nick Thielman secretary. of Avon, Granite Call Exchange Write for free estimate or championship trophy the winning in to the team will state. make the award Sunday court trustee, St. Cloud, Minn. finals Sunday. Pictured above members of afternoon—(Bob Molitor photo) on, are