s'r. ‘3, THE CLOUD REGISTER / 1949 June Friday, PAGE THREE Fraternity Fraternity ohn’s St. J Afr Initiation MODEBNIZING HOME . ' t a FINANCING HOME . WANTED ANDERSON J. F. Formally rated I Is CO. LUMBER , ncorpo MATERIAL. BUILDING AND PAINT COAL National Organization In Middle aged. Catholic by lady for housework elderly Clbud. Minn "Telephone 8?. loo Catholic couple of St. Elizabeth’s Parish. Please contact & PLUMBING KNAPP Collegeville.—Form'al incorporation St. John of the HEATING MRS. ROBERT llll fraternity, service fra- Omega Alpha Phi of the chapter a national organization the Boy into former Scouts, ternity of We Specialize in Elizabeth, R. R. 1, Minnesota v May ceremonies 22. initiation place at took Hospitals Schools, Churches, on campus installed the Eta of the members The 33 were as group Cloud St. N. 503 8th Av. Nu chapter. LeMay, president; Tom Les DANEl. are from the ritual A v10—man team Phil vice president; H r e z o g, THIELMAN Uni- of the chapter Gamma Psi and Bill Weiler, Thiegs, secretary; conducted of Minnesota versity treasurer. HARDWARE instructed the They activities. the FUNERAL principles the John St. group on Paints Sporting Adults Four Amung — presenting and after fraternity of JOHN’S ST. ETA NU chapter of stock, Alpha retired dean, University of Minnesota school Goods its charter, with chapter the - HOME mines; new of Abbot Alcuin Deutsch, presi-Z O.S.B., Phi Omega fraternity ritual and the team Cloud 7th Ave. 50., St. 17, official members pronounced them dent St. of John’s university; George Charno, Confirmed 63 in na- the University Minnesota who from of participated The Phi. Alpha of was ac- l group tional ofiicer of Alpha Phi; Father Alfred Deutsch, initiation ceremonies in the pictured above. In are Comstock, Dean companied by re- O.S.B., senior faculty 2 adviser; E. W. Johnson, left right, Charles Hinshaw, the front _to row, are mines school of of the dean tired Minnesota school of engineering, ST. CLOUD dean; and little Falls Bruce 5 Rite Lloyd Psi Telschow, Gamma chapter; president of university. the at “3 McKenzie, Gamma Psi chapter. Psi chapter; Dr. Shirley Miller, H. Gamma E. Com- ELECTRIC CO. COURTEOUS, INTELLIGENT of Kansas City, Charpo George ceremonies attended the M0,, Electrical Contractors Waite AND as MODERN FUNERAL r Falls—A Little class of 63 Church Park s-uuunu-uuufin-u national per— Be,Site representative of the Commercial and Residential to - SERVICE adults, including four FOR MORE THAN- re- At sons, fraternity. the council the Industrial Wiring of ceived the of Confirma- sacrament he spoke Tel. 2543 St. Cloud of the close YEARS. 65 program on ‘ tion from Coadjutor Bishop Peter obliga- men’s fraternity the new W. Bartholome Our in Lady of outlined and citizens tions Mass Of Offered by New a as Priest Lourdes church May 22. on humanity. service of to program Priests who assisted in the iHEIllTP’S cere- / installation After the program, Health monies Father S. ,Fad- A. For were served the TELEPHONES: to buffet Randall; rowski, Father Anthony . . . supper was a {Inna-nunqu and their members fraternity Lamusga, Sobieski; Father T. J. 238-W Office Park—A ordained Waite newly Solemn Mass in the Ascension parishehurch Tuesday evening. A guests. Wrobel, Royalton; Father Paul priest who is former member will reception be held a in the church, Minneapolis. Residence—1543 Sunday. Shurek, Elmdale; Father E. C.‘ on Phi Alpha The was group Joseph’s parish will offer of St. church basement after the devo- Little Fa- Father Ramacher, Falls; and Victor Siegler of Rice, John’s Decem- started St. in at Solemn Mass here Tuesday next tions. ' a Eleven, Seventh 'Avenue l North Cloud St. ther Francis J. Zilkoski, pastor. they that pastor Since time ber, former 1947. in Waite Park, at 9:30. a _Born Oct. 22, 1923, in St. Cloud, Those confirmed included Edgar themselves dedicated have to ‘ will deliver the the Mass at The priest the Rev. prospective is sermon Michael Jakobek St. attended John Anderson, Wilbur, Stroschein, Si- the 35.11"": 77. I}. n Iggy-snuggyuuiu I projects service campus. Frozen on Instant Michael in Jakobek, of Mrs. Waite Park Tuesday. next Cantius’ grade school and in son 1931 Zeck, and Jacob Eidenshink, mon included have Their activities the Jakobek and late ' Anna Deppa Other ministers the Mass will of moved Waite to Park, where he Raymond and Rita SCHUMPERlI‘N-WI adults; Ban- lllAMS FUNERAL HOM convocations, ushering at John Jakobek, lived in who Waite be Father L. Ohotta, con- J. Perham, attended St. Joseph’s grade school. Bonick, Bais- ick, Marion Eugene _ . March of Dimes the ducting Park from 1931 1937. deacon; and Father Method Por- In the 1937 family to moved Min- to Eugene and Shirley Boisvert, vert, Since 1873 the, and sponsoring ' campaign, - O.S.B., wall, Collegeville, sub- neapolis, where they residing Blechinger, Peggy Brandt, Gale are Tel. . the of swimming improvement \ 5 deacon. Two St. seminar- Cloud Michael attended De La now. Bzdok, Richard Chock, George Natural beauty Their principal off- facilities. will ians of masters act Salle high school, Minneapolis; as cere- St. Copa. Elizabeth quiets and m comforts has been activity They monies. the An- Thomas’ con- college campus and Nazareth ev. are Hall, Deering, Dorothy De- 'Edward the sorrow. At wOek-end recreation ducting the drew Nolen and the Richard Rev. St. Paul; and completed his six Theodore Dolney, Long, Berna- Tschumperlin hers Wil- The listed deserve firms to the Cloud St. Wey. ‘bther seminarians, Two Ray- at - or- of major program studies for the Eidenshink, dine» Doroff, Leo Ju- be when dis- years remembered ’liams, are r detail you every phanage. and Joseph Wiers- mond Donnay I dif- the priesthood tributing in the St. patronage to Paul semi- dith Patricia Ginter, your Gamradt, Ar- is carefully planned ferent ' lines business. will of galla, be acolytes. of officers the chapter '1‘ Present nary. Kenneth Hanoski, Eve- dith Gross, provide beauty to After Father J akobek will his officiate ordination he will at be Heurung, Delbert Hines, Jean- lyn and restful dignity Solemn Benediction, which assigned will work in to the Archdio- Rose Mary Kalis, Johnson, ette and service bur- to follow devotions in the St. Paul. of WAllPAPERVSTORE ces'e DINNDORF PAINT & Mary Karnowski, Lee novena Theresa ial. telephone ' A call I Kedrowski, Patricia Knopik, 'Clar- will bring you our Society Patricia McGraw, Maciej, sympathetic help. ence The the for Paints Propagation Pittsburgh Douglas Monson, Joan Patyk, Shir- . Cecilia Pietrowski, ley Pierzynski, A Phone Of the Faith, (legal Title) Painting lnc., Al J. Tschumperlin Bernard E. William! Varnishes Richard Pintok, Podraza, Contractor Delores — Corrine Myrman; 315 St. Germ'ain Street St. Cloud, Minn. Washable Wallpaper. . Imperial Institute Ringwelski, Alvina 'Barbara Building Judith Smuda, Vernon Sowada, ST. CLOUD, MINN. Corrine Schulte of Stroschein, Cloud St. 7th So. Tel. Ave. 435 12 Dorothy‘ Tabatt, Irene Randall; and Foreign Missions Home Tuholski, Leonard and Donald Marlene Wlu- Waldoch, Roger and z Director IEN’S GROC‘EY darski, Marian, Lorraine FRANK, James, REV. HQENRY Diocesan Wielinski, Jan and Margaret and ’Perpetual Mémber Edwin ins- Wilczek, (living Marlene deceased) .40'.00 ..$ or .......... kOWSkl,' ,Zak, James Zaren, Robert Michael‘Jakohgk Member (1 year). Ordinary 1.001 ' CONFECTIONERY GROCERIES ' MEATS » Rev. Harold Zoren, and Zeck, .......... Thomas (known Special Membership the Family Mem- Simbn as Zeck. EM. Phone Regulyr Week Days, 188 189 7:30 A.M. 6 to or will be ordained the Jakobek to . . hership—besides the enrolled, A.M. 520 8th Ave. 80.. Fridays, 7:30 RM. nine 9 to one ANSWERS in St. priesthood Saturday the St. Cloud. Minn. Sundays, 8:30 AJVI. PM. T0 12:15 quiz to on decéased, others, living be enrolled or may ‘L Archbishop John 5! Paul Cathedral by ‘0I 5; ‘6 fq"8 '8 pus O..:.... for year) 6.00 ‘ one first ‘77 t3 ‘8 =9 ‘z 5p ‘1: Murray Will, offer his ‘9 So ‘9 311 G. and 5i :O... O... .. bf, A Perpetual Burse for the education young 11 Gertrude' Sodality 1 'St. I for the priesthood ..$l,500.00 3 man Cornice} .-_. ............ ............ (0.7 Metal ‘r Roofing catechist F6r the of for 75.00 8. N one support a year 0 ...... .. . Election Officers of Has A scholarship CRYSTALS supporting student through one, i his seminary 690.00 . course..-.. .1 ................... a All Types of i ; Centenary chairman for Gertrude’s appointed todapan Young of St. Pilgrims The gert thought first of the organiz- was women LARGE Rooting Siding Sheet Metal fi‘arish carsvnns Christi the Cathedral decoration the Corpus sodality of of ‘is make this“ pilgrimage Will Visit Hallowed Places to ers a rennin“ - - ' 100% Active No ExfElJ-m l ' officers altars. elected for the ensuing mu . that will only benefit the souls not - Tokyo.—Cntholics who take'part their monthly meeting at the pilgrims but“ will charge of also will be in give year Eileen Smith on a McDowell the international pilgrimage W. J. in in N. Geo. McDowall May 17. ' - demonstration sterling who will of of committee girls of concrete [-0 Sure hit protection! Every a honor of Francis Xavier this St. evapod Catholicism universality by and at"a held its be in assist dinner to Phone St. Cloud. will real pilgrim- make form the moth destroying rates to summer a the deep faith Japanese June Margaret’s society‘on 13. nation St. to they will able but also be . to . age that penetrates whole. this be held For the to Wiener vapor corner. A roast ‘every on was as a reason, that historical and, much is of see quick will enabled-to this week with pilgrims be Pleasant smell—a of airing Wednesday visit to value cultural old in Japan. the Mettenberg and Irene sanctified of places by Esther many and ready .wear. garments to are of St. Francis Schindler in charge Xavier and will arrange- College Graduates per- lPAlNTS—IWALL a 1 the lb. $1.69 form of the Novena lbs. exercises ments. 21/2 -79c PAPER r . Sally Klem- Rengel and Ruth of daily - Grace from May 31 to were the co-chairmen for June ship. aboard 8 so- mer President ‘ $2.79 even lbs. ' To Hear 5 the monthly followed that cial 'Many the of important most cen- meeting. 'keep Paint and wall he home will looking Japan the smart r. of hosts ters paper; can your ‘to as See pilgrims—and that that Of A. well Expello the walls Dame, U. Notre and woodwork. selec- large means as preserve our Collect Household NCWC ‘ the pilgrims have chance will Kit tioii to of paints a. and wall beautiful in colors modern and papers much that ' will, be inter- see designs. Rev. John St. Paul.——The Very and them. esting instructive for Millions for, Cavanaugh, C.S.C., president of J. Soup. KOERBER Since the “President Wilson" value, 'complete snot" 1A “ wonderful your of Notre Dame, will this kit covering all the University the remain for in Japan PAINT cannot speaker be the at commencement duration of the pilgrimage, its i needs! can of Contains hanger for closets and a a Needy Of graduation Overseas St. college the Thomas pilgrim-passengers will transfer to hanger, Crystals refill the cleaners, be. held June 10 for to exercises," to in Vacuum to Nagasaki special and in train use a class largest 15"! seniors, the / will trips by land until make all Cloud, ever chests drawers. and 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. Minn. * thecollege. graduated from be to “Wilson” the them take returns to Relief Services will NCWC War ' $1.49 elected Father Cavanaugh Other back pilgrims America. was to 6f bars for millions of receive oap $1.70 Notre Dame value presidency of for the lodg- to will d transportation and 5 : d distribution children to y n e e A ; graduated He in July, 1946. Australian and vessel ing was . result an on FAIL of 0 unique, a overseas as. a ' DON’T and in 1923 from Notre Dame the “Kongo Maru” which Japanese re- nation-wide campaign currently business prominent signed from chartered for the has been a pur- Catholic conducted by being “Fritz —Carl photo study for the priest; position to organizations, the pose. ’ DDT) women’s CYO, SPRAY (6% To Get Our Estimate On That Fender. Denied He ordained in hood in .1926. Aside historic Nagasaki Shirley from was parochial schools Hemherger children in and returned Dame Repainl Notre Job and Wrecked Car. 1931 to with famous Hill of its Martyrs, of in the throughout country co-op- has been where he the in 1933, will Unzen where pilgrims visit Shirley Hemberger the is ever the with CARE, non-profit, oration new FRONT END ALIGNING WHEEL BALANCING since. perished the hot Other of- in prefect of the artyrs -— With approved relief many group. t Sprayer» n n g v e m e o r - COMPLETE will Graduation exercises take Then they will Kago- BRAKE and STEERING ficers elected Helen Kuhn, springs. visit SERVICE are agency. college place in the prefect; Krebs, 8 the southern of vice Eileen shima, tip Japan at at pm. secre- Our experienced that workmen and modern equipment "many Euro- Poin'tin out Vincent Very and Genevieve Sand, The Rev. where Xavier foot first Stainless, fabrics harmless tary; treas- set to armory. on or service literally chil have at your are never pean ren president, St. Thomas’ soil. J. Flynn, there From the Japanese . urer. spe- cake soap,” of Monsignor furs. Use clothing, to protect a seen will confer the degrees. Cite, cial train will known - Father to Harold Kost, spiritual go MEGARRY' BUICK C0. Edward E. Swanstrom, executive ‘draperies, band, under The college Funai, which the formerly concert blank’ets, etc. director, the following received was as Relief director of NCWC War direction of Francis N. Mayer, place evangelized Xavier the last by members the sodality: _ into Court House new Square St. that Cloud Telephone declared the drive Services, 1 I 2 conducted and the men’s chorus, but became Japan’s first Episcopal Loretta Brand, Theresa Briol, would help alleviate the extreme S. the Chiado, will and by James for of present 30 center Brule, Geneva Dolores Carlson, years see $1.45 value (Qt) and that need scarcity, for t e soap the Jesuit Japan. musical selections the exercises. early in mission at Alice Anita Mary Koetter, Krae- .......... health 51. “a pressing noun _. most causes Mary Lou Patsch, Mary mer, children, mothers, problem ollop! What to new (Pu) Schick, and Marie Watercott. a their and babies.” $1.10 value. The in sodality will participate The provides that campaign in ......... the annual gigantic Christi Corpus for Swan return two men’s every soap STORE ‘ procession in which of» parishes St. I collected Catholic by wrappers or- Cloud take Bor- Rosemary part. ganizations schools and sent to E or . Catholic CARE Soap ’ campaign, ' ,MAIL ORDERS Donnelly ,Cemetery .Boston Mass, CARE will 2, de- E The Home Shoe“ of Florsheim bar liver Swan NCWC of to The Fandel a soap Co., St. l' Cloud, Minn. - Relief official War Services, the i Cloth- Hart, Please send following Schaffncr the Expello and Marx products: Undergoes me Repair Catholic relief The agency. manu- facturers of Swan have E ing. 1 soap agreed the donate to to soap CARE for this purpose. Donnelly.——The parish I cemetery St. Mary’s Bldg. St. Cloud Cathedral here and nails saw.hammers and Cluhat E pliers flying May 24. The total cost p Sixteen the who ............. of parish men OT E time their volunteered gathered at To Sponsor Rosary F morning o’clock in the 9 and began Name: CLOTHES! the work of repair. They re- g CROSBY SQUARE SHOES! old fence inforced the with new . Crusade, Program : Address: replaced and steel posts, about THE half the old fence with of I new .l ' . wire. section A of the cemetery :CASH CHARGE C.O.D. “Crusade Peace,” the World purchased number for of a years ago ............ ._ ............ .. ............ "NEW weekly will be Rosary broadc had been enclosed. st, CLOTH ES" With the ’ never w sponsored throughout reinforcements, the t fencing, summer e new Fatima club Ca- months by the of and the hanging of the the gates, Notions, Main Floor thedral high school. is completely cemetery STORE now en- Sister Madelon club and the have closed and much fitting more a tentatively laid plans for burial place. an- \ students and report to nouncers on Plans being made for the are school, Saturday afternoon at go addition of large crucifix in the thé a gOpposite Post Office in St. Cloud their through regular practice, and future. near O . KFAM-FM proceed station to to _ the Rosary. pray THE DON COMPANY LIN BOXING to. Systematic all canvassing of Molitor LADS Breckenridge Wahpeton of and Drug ex- volun- homerooms brought enough changed rights lefts and in boxing show recently at the Manufacturers of a that girls will onlyonce teers so go REXALL AGENCY Legion American pavilion Breckenridge. Pictured above in this the Boys will have at to Sash summer. go Doors Interior Finish Prescriptions Dodglas Specialty their fight Breckenridge peak of Tony Janu of (left) and few times. a are a . . . . . . Kodak St. Cloud, Minn. Supplies & Toiletries _ Lindsmeyer Wahpeton. in evening By of The nine bouts the September will have the club 535 program were E. St. Germain St. Cloud 8T. CLOUD. MINN. drawing card local and business Proceeds into its eighth for fans will broad- be month of run a men. / used the local baseball recreation fund. casting. for . ‘