a r ‘ , Holy ' School Grads Angels Order Historic / 71H .5, _.\ \*\ - r . SHANEDLING s inmiiifiiiis w GISTER ST.CLOUD R " SALE' .- TIMELY VALUES CLOUD OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE BISHOP OF ST. Week the Catholic Society, Inc. Published Every by Press (Continued From Page One) Street, Colo. Office of Publication: 938 Bannock Denver 1, Franciscans of the Third Order Joseph F. Busch, D.D. President. ..Most Rev. Bishop Glasgow, Scotland. in ................... Advisory V.G., Cloud; Board: C. Thiebaut, P.A., St. Rt. Rev. In Mother 1871, Ignatius, then Sale Stock Reduction of Wadena; George Rauch, Rt. Rev. Plachta, Very Rev. August old, Rome 50 went and to years Falls; Long Lambert J. Little Prairie: Very Rev. Haupt, explained the Holy Father, Pope to Very Rockville; Kroll, Rev. Francis Zitur, Very Rev. Peter Pius IX, her plans labor for to St. S. Ziolkowski, J.C.D., Cloud. Cloud; Very Rev. T. St. the neglected most children of LEE Editor and Manager............Rev. 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Box Denver 1, New Entered Second Class Matter Post Ofi’ice, Denver, Colorado at as Begun in 1873 Schneider; second Father Robert Smith, CLASS of eighth graders frOm Mae THIS row, Bzdok, Robert Zabinski, Eugene Graham, Joseph school, St. Cloud, Holy Angels to were re- At the invitation of Bishop Bromenschenkel, Kathleen Walbridge, Marie Leo GROUP I Thomas Grace of body Thursday St. Paul, she Holy Communion in of this Wicklund, and Darlene Ergen; ceive a on WE AS SEEIT Minnesota Communion breakfast the Ca- in '-In and attend in Andrew Schaefer, Charles Martinni, week Third 1872. to First came a row, Quality, All-leather James March the school cafeteria. Special Neeser, of following thedral high guests Knettle, Beuning, LaVonne Rita John were year sole. 4 styl in this she W. Bartholome, Fa- made first Bishop Peter Rymer, LaVonne DeZiel, and Sister be Coadjutor Miller, Joyce es group to temporary - a Fa- foundation Kremer, Father Ralph Aschotf, fourth Miller, Duanne Brainerd. Alphonse And- Later ther Chrystete; Jerome at $10.95, row, only were new (Continued One) From Page Robert the plucky . and the mothers the gradu- Smith, of Walters, and Walter Wesselman; fifth religious Don ther erson, woman I bought Edward Kicures, Dennis Billig, of land Belle James ates. tract at long This “miracle of the roses” has attracted the at- row, a ago. $588 Holy Angels, St. Peter’s, and Prairie c'onstruc- parishes, William Determan, Erwin Lardy, Rob- and Three Lerschen, in 1873 world. of tention millions throughout the and the St. Cloud orphan Watters; tion of the of Sartell, and Dean sixth Francis’ Baumgartner, St. ert convent row, new was Agnostic scientists have been bending backwards try- graduation begun there. represented in the ’49 class. Howard Donohue, Marvin Fasen, over James Thomas, home are While ing building “scientific” explanation the to give phenom- Joyce Thelen, Arlene Ella, and John Thielman. under of the strange right, front Gerald Brutger, Mark Left to was row, are a \ GROUP II construction, Farley, Mother Ignatius Margaret Shirley Alma Theisen, Absent when the picture taken Betty Witzman, Father James could kee was oc- Turner, the pastor, he were enon. says tell I cupied little log Robert Clement. cabin Hauge, Ruff, and which Kay Joanne Gerry Pierskalla, Patricia Jernberg, Carol Rupp, Will, a “rocking audience with he amusement” if to an were Styles 4 Moccasin Toe a'few stood Krusel, Honer, and Mary photo) yards distant from the Anna Joan ——(Bob Molitor Walsh, Lou — — “explanations” offered “scientists.” of the by some Alone convent. she struggled, Perforated Toe Scotch Mississippi Boat Tragedy Knights -— Cloud The Mother God Divine Son to‘led, of and the of her and prayed, flinch- St. inJg\ never power Grain Rescue Blucher Style, in her undertaking Attempt until fi- will be unbelieving scientists. explained by Priest’s —- never away nally in 1874 the first and convent Values etc. from PIun school completed. Initiation were If to get headlines and picture want front-page In Mother 1875 Ignatius $10.95 12.95 to you a re- Unsuccessful; On ceived the first River postulants for her of yourself in secular today, the 'of Easy average paper an Now Only Elettion Oiii'cers’. religious institute. new it is yourself ‘divorce and again. It to do get marry way a Thus $688 established the Mis- was like works charm editors. Never mind the harm most on a sionary Franciscan Sisters of Man Drowns Ex-Se‘rvice might Christian marriage in do ideals of the the story to the Immaculate Conception with Co- Knights of Cloud. The St. the mother-house in Belle It’s community. important news. lumbus have two ses- . Prairie. ’Twouldn’t if divorce and re-marriage month of quite sad the be scheduled for sions M so number The of aspirants, Catholic swim in many heroic of and apparently The efforts _to June. gan was a are—crimes in the stories what they written for were up whom Canadian of were-of the chaplain failed immediate danger. par— week, hospital Saturday of this to On save no an- Christian—minded people. But of, God in of and the increase, began entage, that eyes eyes \ to so drowning ex-service called life of candidates other of man Father James "Minette, hospital a group detailed addition that in 1877 built no—-they sensational twist and report get that new ' Mississippi river St. a was ' will be in the Class,” “The Christopher in chaplain, who watching the was the to convent. gullible read- their attractive to make appealing and Cloud last week. ,theme the council in received into testing from shore, jumped into cere- found- The the Mother zeal of Plantenberg, 24-year- Donald B. promptly will at monies that start doing another boat and all Americans when the Did something about otor somebody ers. say her took August, Ga., to next ress old mechanic, thrown chamber. council in the auto 7 failed he began was ing to start, pm. Well? r tide? divorc: alarming something the to stop established St. where she Bene- Plantenberg. SHANEDIING’S speedboat the from candidates into than 50 water DEPT. More the STORE in direction of As a are ex- dict’s and home § convent for the outboard testing the when he Saturday. pected Father Minette the . was on , came nearer, children Colored that locality in of St. of the council the craft the motor On June 14, ex-service help. fill important cried to near for locking for mem- man ‘ An employer an a man was which mission 1878, and convent of last Cloud hospital Monday offi— elect ‘will bers meet to on new The priest immediately plunged advertised for He business. of position in his place ’Til pros- still in existence today. Open Fri. Night 9 week. are coming The the meet- for St. Cloud, Minn. year. cers into the in effort water to an save the' applicant, which letter in Material misfortune received struck the One day' he ects. itself righted again boat As the meeting a monthly the will be ing the drowning youth, he failed but in Belle mother-house Prairie in father married, the in the direc- said: “I and its qualifications, begin went giving his scheduled is at to and way on am in locate him. Apparently to the the 1889 when and school convent be- Plantenberg island, ,tion of Straight from 8:30 Catholic.” an and Irish, children, drowning of two pm. suddenly swept am am man was maliciously burned the to were by undercurrent. martyr’s strong has like that Sounds Addresses away shoulder that a the DCCW man ground. As result, the sisters was. Bishop a After swimming in cold the openly! his faiih pr6fes: there the time afraid t: at transferred blood—not i h’w?’ were Father Minette able water, to was Mother Ignatius, who by then was his boat. return to residing in Rome, the to \ new ?” I asked Life of history the study from of “What learn Value Farm The body of Plantenberg On not can you mother-house in Rome and the was to VINE I recovered until hours after‘the 48 catechism in Georgia. the class. convent tragedy occurred. His body par". the sisters chose was Some of, to sin,” started by all “We learn that was are wars can found in almost the identical spot diocese remain in the and with the sophisti- adult, listen cherished lowed to girl. to “Security, the grade most alert eighth the of an which Plantenberg last answer at Bishop was the permission of estab- p.m.” after 9:30 cated although dream of programs catechism. woman, and her every knew history She her It located by Father seen. lished was Little Falls themselves in ~- this in obtainable completely mothers write urged not also to She Milo Tennessen, chaplain the at nucleus whefi they formed of ? O O 0 a easily realized world, be they networks if more to can Veterans’ pro- Administration hospital, sponsor the the Franciscan Sisters of Im- F other place I farm than the for PACT unsuitable ATLANTIC youngsters NORTH any Frank Karn, FOR on and engineer the at grams V Conception their maculate with Bishop what world.” This is the in if words of praise few write St. Cloud hospital. a or in Little Falls. promptly approved mother-house should be Pact Atlantic The North W.Bartholome told 500 Peter good job. doing networks mem- A military funeral held in a are was opinion of the expressed the according to by the DCCW the 22nd U.S. Senate, Nuns bers of the at Return St. an- Paul’s church last Friday, with held all-day session The at was May 19 in conference Peace. nual spring International for Association Father John Catholic Denery acting leaders the cele- of in the Visitation Church of the as Belle Prairie To Minn. Danvers, brant; Father Minette, deacon; of the veto which because luncheon explained that and Danvers, at leaders Catholic The closer the “Family ties Father Robert Smith, subdeacon; on are of Martin Larkin, Rev. pastor the Belle The sisters did Prairie maintaimng not job of in its handicapped is United Nations the farm," “A farm he said. and Father Ralph Aschoff, master woman, church, the toastmaster, Belle Prairie until to return 1911. was was against of defense other Some world aggres- life, with her if she ls means of ceremonies. content peace. basement by served church in the In June of that ground year, was mind than of has . Pallbearers Roman Wolke, they is sion peace parish. more of the were say. the broken the erecting and work of necessary, women her city sister. Louis Rothstein, John Maiers, Neil added: they statement, school the convent and. In their president, Peisinger, Marie A. new was her look of “She Gacke, Clifford Jordan, Rich- and out can sisters The had been in- begun. de- and presided the meeting joint at the for regional Atlantic pact North “The and window all day long kitchen Daniel. ard by vited back into the diocese their chairmen partment gave re- , Western and Canada, husband of hers—some- Military rites United States, that conducted of the defense were Barras, Belle see Father then in pastor ports. by do." members of the Catholic thing War city UN with the cannot consistent is It women Europe Prairie, with the permission of necessary. seems from St. Cloud Attending J. Byrne, Most Rev. James were Veterans and the The National Guard. UN. It Bishop Trobec. in the fill and Nations) ’(United gaps Burke, membership may Mrs. M. P. Catholic of St. Paul, War who Bishop Veterans Auxiliary were November, the school In 1911, form in entered into should, been have diocese; in fact, the Mrs. T. chairman in some in the honorary Lady of Fatima, included speaking Our escort on with enrollment opened of an was study club chairman; North Fleming, of the N. realities long-standing Fred Edelbrock (1 civiliza- fit future of Wayne said, “The to an our that years pupils, and Dec. 8 of ago 42 on Drinkwine, Miss Frances l K standard-bearers; itself, and world de- of the repre- tion, the Accompanied by u present e s e countries. Atlantic may school the and convent , were year senting the Daughters of Isabella; Frederick Fandel, Edward Peters, of the pend acceptance on our dedicated Bishop by toward European blessed and difficult swift but steps economic Mrs. O. S. Savig, executive direc- Clarence Schaubach, Paul Clancey, Fatima. of Our Lady of message Trobec. magnificent—the unity—themselves political and of the Girl Scouts; Miss Kath- Vincent tor Januszewski, and Fred do That is to pray, pen- message With the increase enrollment of effects. Peter erine Casey; and Father good Traynor. flready had Pac’t has and sacrifice. Spread the ance, school, it in the found was neces- the Cathedral. Lorsung, of In the National pastor Guard escort practice of praying the Rosary and Canadian, American, who knows make addition which “Anyone to an sary Virgil McKee, Harry Swan- and meditating day, the Mrs. Savig spoke Catholic were every on on March, completed in 1931. the could scarcely opinion construe West EurOpean was Gerald Davis, Eugene Pogan— son, for the Girl Scouting general and mysteries. Pray conversion in the improvements In further 1936 that the defensive. Now but ski, Wiliam anything Chirhart, Pact Lamont coun- devotion Make anticipated -of of Russia. to ' as your summer program of Lady additions Our and at William Lenarz, Saunders, Eugene together determined work regio'iii this of daily tries of Lady to Our the well the inter- part scouts your 3. as are as included academy Angels two new Golembeck, Tom Braun, Roger life.” St. Cloud although national project is ini- Atlantic Pact, their pursuits of in the din- boys’ dormitories and peace, new a Bohm, Virgil Egerman, David Mc- spoke in tiating between the Girl Guides The Bishops the two pupils. effect the salutary ing for had already effect, has in room on yet not Graw, a and Warren Arnold; St. Cloud, France, and Girl afternoon session. Betty Thomas of the is Pellet Henri Father pastor Burial Soviet. the the in family lot in was Girling, of Minnesota Scouts of St. Cloud. director the chaplain also in Belle Prairie and Calvary cemetery. l of talked through the School of the Air, the is that at hope “The and great sisters the convent success the of to Surviving Plantenberg his I are warning session, morning parents need‘ be will pupils the academy. methods there of I to Bishop these other Orduin use never wife, the former Maxine Gardner, to radio their watch the to programs Prairie in Belle Founded in and the Canada, Europe, defend military action and daughter, Brenda who Lee, to a children followed. Franciscan the Missionary 1873, let old Pact, April 4; his fa- Atlantic adopting the Meanwhile, in U. was year 5. a on “The best time for programs all in Three Sisters have convent; Seminuriuns now ther, Benjamin Plantenberg; and the UN and hasten the strengthen employ and for youthful listeners is between un- including world, of the us quarters the following sisters and brother; and p.m.” said. “Mother 5 6:30 she Europe.” Ireland. ion of and Egypt, Australia, Phyllis, St. Joseph; Mrs. John busy with is dinner, father with F the devoted The sisters to Leisenheimer, Betty, are (Continued and Paul, From Page One) and with the junior sports ,Hear Grads schools, page, youth in Cathedral education of to St. Cloud. seminarian, of Minneapolis, his You blame cannot as mas- col- program. orphanages, and academies, The ex-service born in man was of ceremonies. ter child al- the networks if is and edu- \ spiritual your leges. For the St. Cloud Oct. He 3 1924. at- Father Kinzer brothers, has two Chaplain U. Minnesota high the of advancement cational tended Cathedral school and lsuheIIuns Sylvester, Osukis Ervin and and sis- one South, the children in Negro left with the local National Guard Irene, all home. ter, at ‘ Augusta have in they missions unit for service in February, 1941. A parish dinner the pub-I to open Savannah, Ga. and Richard Kummer, Kuffel, James One) (Continued From Page He served in the European, Observe Jubilee lic will follow Mass the 12. June on Maurice Lahr, John Gene Kutzera, African, Joan Voigt, Donna gianne Vogel, And Middle Eastern Father Albert Ruetz, O.S.B. SAYS: JUNIPER Ber- Richard Legatt, Landwehr, theaters Vreeland, Kathleen Walsh, Donna of and war was a ser— Father Albert Ruetz, O.S.B., Rich- Lommel, James nard L‘inn, with A battery, Weis, Edith Winkelman, Etthel 537th field geant Osakis. Mrs. Veleda Koslik, — born July in Gull Mich- 9, 1925, Mehr, artillery Winkelman, Donald battalion. Witschen, Malzahn, He dis- Rose Mary ard was was of the Daughters of state regent Lake, Sask. He is the Mrs. of charged Meyer, James from the service Vilma Robert Nov. Wong, Jocelyn Wright, Merrigan, 13, and ael son Isabella, helped local circle the Ruetz the late Anthony and An— 1945, since that Herbert and time had Alice Nearman, Zabinski; Monn, Robert celebrate its first anniversary at - thony Ruetz. been associated with his Michael father Neis, Boys Neeser, Thomas the graduation in class initiation in the old are an gym. mechanic the Plantenberg Gerald at Opatz, Donald Robert Alvord, Melvin Bestgen, O’Donnell, He attended the Aldag as public a The circle, Melrose Mrs. under He married Sept. 23, Palmersheim, Fred school'in Gull Donald Opatz, Thomas Lake garage. Bigley, Robert and then was Brennan, Clara Schultzenkie, regent, en- spon- 1946. Pfannenstein; DuWayne Robert tered St. Peter’s school in Muen- Brunner, Parent, Donald Buet- Father Fran- sored the initiation. Gilbert' where he pursued his high Ronald Buettner, ster, tner, cis Julig Melrose also took Ramler, of QUIZ Marlin part. Rader, Robert school college and He Buttweiler, Donald Condon, Joseph Fifty-four ini- candidates Vin- courses. Sauer, Rank, Gerald Kenneth were later enrolled univer- St. John’s Condon, at James Danzel, Richard from Osakis and six from tiated Scharen~ James Schaefer, cent sity, Collegeville, where he Dominik, Joseph Eikmeier, Jerome Melrose. com- Alcouin Scherer, Jerome broich, pletgd his studies the priest- for Eveslage, James Fischer, Robert evening, In the banquet Alvin Schimnich, Donald Schmidt, was a Fritz, Froelich, Ronald Edward Mary’s hall by Mr. oo served in St. Les- Herbert Schneider, Schreiner, . By Kate Knees Campbell Gnifkowski, Louis Gross, Dennis and Mrs. and their staff. Father Albert will his celebrate Stafford, Schweiters, Michael ter D. members Grundman, Leonard Heim, Fred of 1. waitresses. first Solemn St. Anthony’s Mass in Theise .Joseph John Terrahe, were , Held, Hengel, The hall by Mrs. church, Illerbrun, Virgil James decorated Sask., June Horen, Truzinski, Thelan, Daniel David was on Who of the the Old of men O’Neil Ralph Tom Mrs. The Severin Gertken, Charles Hormann, Hor- and 12. Rt. Rev. Donald Volkmuth, David Toomey, Donald Testament the list below named in O.S.B., St. Pe- Schultz. Abbot Ordinary Donald of Kernan, Bernard mann, Walsh, Thomas 'Wahl, Kenneth was— > after the banquet ter’s abbey, will deliver the The Kersting; program ser— °E°.°°.*‘.°°S":“?°Nl" Father of Isaac . Wasilowski, Robert Weidner, Emil Monsignor included welcome by Sarah The Jo— the Rt. Rev. James Kloskowski, John Kock- mon, Son of Noe Ralph Wessel- Ralph Weismann, Sask., Larson, short by seph Reibel Shaunaron, speech of ler, regent; James _ Koonce, Robert Koonce, a Father of Joseph of Egypt XE NlR-DE will be assistant priest. Deacon Father Julig, Melrose; piano John Krebsbach, Harvey Kruchten, Nicholas Zimmerman. and a ’ Esau’s father man, subdeacon will Father Illetschko; and be Ber- selection by Cora speech Defender of Susanna Lewans, nard 0.M.I., of Regina, M. N. Kremer, Sauk by Father Son of Saul ' SUBSCRIBE TO THE REGISTER Sask., Idealism,” the Very Rev. Xavier Centre; “Catholic and by Prophet of God A Banning. subprior St. O.S.B., of talk Father James Mohm, by A. Size $33.00. a Room 9x12 Brother of Moses -— Peter’s abbey. Veleda Koslik, and regent state a brother Abraham’s Wahl Tom yourself. Lay it yourself for friend For Duluth; national director, Father brothers, Albert has two song a ,_. David’s ' or a son . 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I. yarn”. ,“ n INSK Name rs). ‘- Presented Awards Are v I I Mam, , Breckenriqger—Sporting awards . presented recent to '1‘?" y young were ’ ‘4.»in 1 Mary’s boxers in St. parish here. puish ’ Lorderman Richard received the 1 i award sportsmanship; Philip for Sent by Boll, for being the “fightingest "“ Jimmy fighter;” and Irsfeld, for ; Floor Covering Everything in L “best boxer.” The being the St. .I 908 Mary’s lads treated ice at were an Phone Cloud, Minn. St. Phone 908 , , by their social Fa- pastor, cream ._ ...... " Petermeier. Ig' ther Benedict Burton. 90 Publisher, lnc-, Pfllum, Catholic George A. (Reprinted The Junior Messenger by of from courtesy . ,, C . ,1} g i .‘ _,.', 3" ' e .. J to