St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
June 3, 1949 · Page 5 of 6
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Hatchery A-1 Gopher Maine.—Father William unobjectionable adults children Kloeck- Morally and for + + '+ who recently returned from Dude Green Promise Goes West ‘ ner, a Fater in Kloeckner Centre Poultry Headquarters three-month Sank Rome visit his to native Easter Parade Nabonga John Lang of Melrose and Louis of Trier, Germany, town will Fighting Back Tiger Fangs Pauly of * Preven Alexandria will be soon STARICHICKS part GOLD g impart the Papal Blessing Fort Apache Who Killed Doc Robin all to of Minnesota’s eight-man delega- Loaders his parishioners here and in Fox- A-2 tion the national to convention of Service Dependable Diagnostic home. unobjectionable. adults only Morally for the Knight's of Columbus in Port- Father Kloeckner received Bells of San Fernando Jinx Money land, Ore., per- in August. STYLE—SH; mission give the richly to indul- Comedy Carnival Johnny Belinda ‘ The knights selected tWO were NATHE \ blessing genced audience at Here Comes Trouble Texas, Brooklyn, &: Heaven an the at convention of state the or- with the Holy Father, Pope Pius .3 ganization in Brainerd May 22 XII, in Morally Rome. _ objectionable for ' and 23. everyone 1 Children's Women's and Men's, At the semiprivate > audience John Loves Wake Witch Mary the Red of Frank Meixner of Waite Park Shoes Clothing and with the Holy Father, the German- Mine Own Executioner Whiplash g reselected the position of to was born priest recalled how On Our Merry Way Winner Takes All many officdrs per- warden. Other Pay Soul: Minn. Cash and Centre, state Save state in the audience wept at meet- sons I re-elected James Lydon of, were ing the Vicar Christ. ‘ pf Minneapolis, J. deputy; F. state LuncheOn. to. .Just before the Pope was Connolly of Shakopee, state When secre- I make his Protestant iLie ARNDT’S appearance, a ‘ F. F. tary; Sefcik of Hopkins, state - vho Father next to woman was HARDWARE and Urban treasurer; Steimann of . HATCHERY MAIN Kloeckner remarked that she was ' Faribault, advocate. sta—te Kinds of All glad be Catholic to priest near a U.S. Certified beghorns White Among delegates the from the THOMAS occasion like this. C. on an U.S. Approved Heavies St. Cloud council who attended So impressed the by was woman ‘ Hardware Our Own Commercial and Feeds the Brainerd convention the Pope’s holiness were and kindness Minn. Sank Centre Poultry Supplies Grand Knight Ben J. Koshiol, that she said Father to Kloeckner Deputy Grand Knight Allen Town, after the audience: “The Holy Fa- Father Jerome Bielejeski, chap- ther is father, too.” our ' STERN lain; Frank Meixner, Dr. E. R. Father Kloeckner fortunate FIELD & was Kamarek, chairman state of the be in Rome to the time the at of Columbia Squires; Cyril Fischer Pope’s golden jubilee FATHER celebration. WILLIAM KLOECKNER, in pastor Maine, and Damon Doherty, field Clothinf Thousands Good agents of of enthusiastic Home who wor- Just returned from Visit his to home in Trier, Ger- a for the insurance department; Neckwear Heusen & Sportswear Shirts, shipers \greeted the Holy Van Father pictured above before St. Peter’s many, Bascilica Is in Rome with Leonard Sauer, financial that in day the gigantic Basil- secre- on Father G. Underwear Mellen, Coopers S.J. The picture taken following audience Math tary; Morrison, was and Martin ica an of St. Peter’s. Father Kloeck- w,1th the Holy Father. Minn. Nilan. Among the Sank Centre who offered Mass at- in StKPeter’s. women . ner tended with their husbands The visit of Father Kloeckner were arm MMMMMM Mrs. Koshiol, Mrs. Meixner, Mrs. in Europe extended from Feb. 23 C0. [DIPLEDIENT BORGMANN Towne, and Mrs. Fischer. th May He made to 12. the trip to e Attending the ‘ by state from Europe plane, meet taking 15 hours the Osakis council W. H. in Pad- the air for Quality Farm Equipment the journey from John Deere Cloud were Hospital amt den of Osakis and Francis Gaffney New York Copenhagen. He to re- Service Quality and Get At This Store You of Westport. Mrs. . Padden and turned the RMS Parthia and on Mrs. Gaffney offered Ma accompanied their including day, every 5 ounuTv FARM Minn. Soul: Centre. Telephone 1 29 husbands EQUIPMENr Brainerd. A modern, first to Friday, well-equipped the ship. hospi- on \ The .captain of the Parthia told tal with well-organized staff f a Father Kloeckner that he the was fi of REQUIES‘CANT physicians and specialists. Catholic first priest sail his to SHOE, on ANN BERGGREEN MARY Conducted by. ship. the Sisters of the While in Germany, Father HOME FUNERAL StBenedict Kloeckner offered Mass for Ameri- Millinery Coats Dresses Order of - - IN PACE CORRIGAN C. A. soldiers in several in- can camps, I Dry Goods cluding in Heidelberg 84W those Phone 84R and — or CENTRE. He Mannheim. offered Mass in MINN. SAUK Saul: Cent‘e, Minn. L- . Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris' Mrs. Bernard lnderrieden I——‘ Westminster Cathedral and in . Metre Grove.—Requiem Mass of- was London also. fered May 25 for Mrs. Bernard Inderrie- WOMEN SAUK RAPIDS YOUNG parish THE of the sodality in who died den, May, 21 in the home of More than 4,000 people attended Co. Smith J. J. Implement her daughter, Mrs. Theodore Nathe of Kimball guests of the St. Ann Mission at were women Solemn a Mass he his 'a offered in She Melrose. Funeral 83. services was The mother-daughter luncheon May 15. photo above shows mothers parish church in Trier, Germany, These Friendly conducted St. John’s Business Firms in church. Sur- were Farm Implements McCormick-Deering viving the following children: Henry, and daughters seated table. at Easter Sunday. Father Kloeckner are Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Aloys, Edwin, and all of Maire Grove; So+cla|ist§ Kii'nball+ Parigh delivered the that day Service Parts and ‘ sermon on Joseph, August, Anthony, Herman. and , Ordained in Father Kl eck- 1943, Cloud; all of St. sorrauuns and Mrs. Theodore gramme—wuss WATER SEEDS—FAIRBANKS MORSE Natbe (Rose), Melrose. Also surviving had been home since not 1935, ' ner MINN. CENTRE. SAUK grandchildren 28 and four great- are the and reunion with his parents SAUK grandchildren. RAPIDS HDWE. C0. joyful occasion. None of . Stanley Truzinski was a his immediate family relatives Are Guests St. Cloud—Funeral Luncheon services . or were con- i at ducted for Stanley Truzinski, 61, who lost during the said Fa- were war, died May The 22. Rev. John Bettendorf Hardware, Major PRAIRIE Appliances, LONG Furniture ther Kloeckner, although about of Sauk Centre, hrother~in-law of Mr. one-third of his native city de- Truzinski, offered the Requiem Moss was Sn Rapids. ulc Minn. Phone 375 M in Paul's 25 St. church. ‘ Mrs. stroyed by air raids. There Tru- y are . Kimball.—Sodalists included of St. Ann’s of the and sanctuary Firms zi ski Friendly Business survives with These the following chil- care Catholic churches in Trier. 37 guests i:§3.i.,cylti’x.§.tn.531%; 1‘; .“cmi‘l‘i parish here altar Week. the of St. furnishing were every Speaking about the damage Appreciate Your Patronage and Deserve Ann’s Mission mother- of flowers, and at and women arranging a smg- Father and Mrs. Wallace Pattock caused by the Kloeck- (Margie). war, daughter luncheon in the social ing choir. A number in the of great Oshkosh, Wis. There five'grandchil- The are firms said he found little listed signs of here de- St. Cloud Ambulance ner dren. Burial rooms—of church May sing regularly in the in the 15. sodalists Assumption was ceme- on par- destruction in Italy, but of many tery. be' to The held remembered show ish choir. event to serve PETERSON . was ap- service the cities in Germany that knew he Elizabeth Mrs. Koshiol PRAIRIE ,LOIIG preciation members the to of DRUG Beatrice so- Bongarts, treasurer, when youth had been distributing Luxemburg.—Requiem reduced re- Mass to of- ‘~ as a you are was dality for the work they had done ported the financial fered May of in St. Wendelin’s 27 church status x. r. Olson. Mar- rubble. Mannheim, city of three- on a patronage the in the dif- COMPANY for parish the Elizabeth for Mrs. Koshiol, past who 80, died your OREAHERY sodality. sodality year. the The main— I of million people, is quarters 513W Phone a Sui‘viving re- May 23. the following A are presented by the program was tains the sale Catholic literature of ferent lines of ported have been business. the of to target children: Peter. Norbert, Valentine. and the which of sodality Sank Rapids. Minn. PRESCRIPTION young women in the church, including such pub- Luxemburg: John, St. Augusta; Gregor, bombs than all of England, THE STORE ASSOOIATIOII more included the singing hymns of hon— Melrose; Mrs. and Ervin Beumer and lications Our Sunday Visitor, as said Father Kloeckner. Aloys Koshiol, St. Cloud. There 24 oring Blessed Virgin, the several are Phone 1: Lou Minn Pntrle. the Catholic Di- Digest, the Family Homes reconstructed, being grandchildren and four great-grandchil- are recitations, and sodalist reports of I Chest, and variety Treasure gest, dren. Brothers and sisters added. surviving Kloeckner a however, Father Butter Louella are activities. Mrs. Oscar Mystrom Mrs. John Schillo and Nicholas Mans, of pamphlets. ' comparatively The farmers are LITTLE Beach, N. Dak.; FALLS Peter Mans, Buckman; chairman of was arrange- program Pasteurized closed with The The better off than those in the city firms listed do- here Henry program Mans, Luxemburg; and Mary Milk every- ments. Mans, St. Cloud. Mrs. Koshiol one'singin “Mother Dear, for they the of 0 Pray at was a are very source _ Luella Stelten, remembered prefect, be Cream acted and to member of St. serve Margaret's society as in St. for Me,” ed by Father Sylvester is food. Though still meat These Friendly scarce Business F irms Cloud and of the Christian Mothers’ and reported the toastmaster on Renner, in the cities, the people have when distributing pastor. society, St. Theresa’s are society. the you and sodalists PHONE 18 work had done for the Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Third Order gnough and other of St. Francis Luxem- vegeta~ in potatoes Under the direction of Mrs. Rob— dif- church the The in the past . report patronage year. burg. your Long les. Prairie. Minn. Curtis, the tables for the ert oc— Notch Anton mental attitude ferent lines Turning ,the of business. to decorated casion in blue and Hungarian Monk were New Munich.—Funeral services were of the people, the Maine WALGREEN pastor WEBSITE; MUSHEL Place white. cards match desig- to conducted Anton for Notch, DRUGS 72. who died subservi- how May The said he had idea 23. Requiem Mass offered mother and daughter AGENCY nated with was no mm. May 27 Immaculate Conception in church. dicta- people had become the to ent “M” “Dc” and Notch survives with the following - Prayerbooks, torship. Rosaries and Other Joins Faculty Religious Articles " i Mrs. E. Tise (Ann). Melrose; Mservlgg ‘ therommlttee ' ran: SPRING c COLD on. fiere people, he said, have The Arthur, Hinckley; Mrs. G. Kneer more rs- ranms Ingmanny rs- (Lallie), St. Paul; Larry, Dorothy, and the British soldiers for respect PHOTO FINISHING—FAST SERV- Frank Loehlein, Mrs. Jack Janish, Marie. Minneapolis: Kay, and Lucille, Americans because the than for ICE— EXPERT Studio HANDLING. Curran En- Bernie Lou, Margie. Cloud. These Friendly Business Firms Mrs. Gilbert Kueckle, and St. There Mrs. Adam At Collegeville close 39c with roll. each We will de- dictatorial British the grandchildren. Burial in are more seven are was Hommerding, and Miss Ber- Kate velop and return prepaid. postage the parish cemetery. military regime. when it to and Deserve Your Patronage comes Appreciate scheid. John Jonas Phone 866 125 E. Broadway people, Father The German Anna.—Requiem St. was Mass offered bitter realizing the said, re- are May John 28 for Jonas, who died May their Communism and sults Collegeville.—A valuable of addi- The Elmer 26. Rev. Bares Sobieck offered the Gold—PLATING—Silver see Hardware Systematic Saving W. ll. WEBER. Agent Requiem Mass ’nception in Immaculate and C Marshall plan salvation the tion in faculty John’s the of St. to Brass Copper Nickel church, with burial in the parih ceme- - - democracies. other the help from university has been made in the \ Hardware Mrs. and Coal Jonas survives the Many Ways-n tery. with fol- So In 'O CHALICES CIBORIUM General Eng- Father Kloeckner found Insurance Emidius the Rev. Brun- of lowing Recommended children: Mrs. Walter Stegma. person ls 0‘ MONTRANCES GANDLESTICKS Avon; Mrs. Herbert and Aus- Smith, St. Cloud: land, Germany to next O.S.BJ Home Appliances ner, AUTO William Archie. Minneapolis: Mrs. FINANCING Moms Washing Machine- rationed of the 10 the tria, most A monk of the ancient royal Ab- Approval Avon; Ecclesiastical Obtained Abeln, Stephen, Helen, and Mary, hountries HOUSE visited. he LOANS Bottled Goo Granite Prod- Cold Spring and Peter home. bey St. Michael at of Pannonhalma, at FRANK J. EISENSCHENK “Systematic Francis Beste Telephone savings of a Little Polk. Illnn. Phone 689 I" B. E. nm founded are 8‘. Hungary, by King St. one Can- Helpful Be ucts Minneapolis; Lewis, and James, Daniel, Freeport.-——Funcral services several needed the antidotes to were con- Minn. Box 418 Cold Sprlng, Father Emidius Stephen, has been and Thomas Cecilia. Frederick, and ducted Francis 15-month-old at for Beste, anti-Christian, modern intemperate and since in this early this country mail IRaiubow home. Mr. Winker rural Diamond Gray Mrs. of Mr. and Ulric Beste, who was a son EIOH BROS. Studebaker Trucks Care & pursuit of pleasure,” said the Rt. carrier community since 1918. of this died May The Rev. Linus Schiefi'er, 25. year. WENNER CO. THE grit feed poultry at ' your or John Wiherski Rev. Paul F. .Tanner Washing- O.S.B.. officiated, burial the'par- with in of International Trucks ‘ Recognized in his native country ish Surviving his cemetery. parents Falls—‘Funeral services Little dealer. NCWC are D. ~ C., ' direc- :gn, asmstant were McCormick Implements authority French phil- brother, and James. Wiherski, an John 83, who a conducted for Hardware, Furniture. Imple. as on 1'. Lewis E. Winker J. Zilkoski Father also The Rev. F. ology, Emidius has died May 5. » Cold the .Mill Fuel, Furnaces and ends from ments, Our Monsignor Requiem Mass May Tin Tanner’s offered statement Randall.—Solemn Requiem the Mass was made intensive phi- study of an Plumbing. foundations. Spring church. Mr. W'iherski Lady Lourdes plant for “flier-Ff; of fv‘iitegieéufi'af118f°€rhlée$jv issued this in connection week was losophy. Hungarian educational Falls had Little for 40 Licensed Embalmmg lived in years FOR OVER driveways. walks. with the 1949 spring savings FIFTY-SEVEN bonds ‘ ' ' YEARS etc. ' periodicals have him Name counted membET of the Holy - rowski Requiem and offered the Mass in St. was a ; Spring Phone Cold 29 drive being carried throughout his the. SIMON wife and society. Surviving James' church, assisted by the Rev. T. ET FUNERAL their outstanding HOME contribu- are on among granite-sand OAggx-egate and Julius. children: Jacob, Simon. follovfling Leo Keaveny, Little Falls, deacon; the the from through May country 16 tors. Mathew Litke (Bertha). Huth, Christ, Rev. Howard O.F.M., Little Falls, and Mrs. _ ‘_ Isle, Morton June Spring, 30' Cold at (Eliza- Clarence Bock Little Falls- Mrs subdeacon- the Rev Gordon Knese and Before entering E Pannonhalma, anamlcal Dignlfied r ' - - Personal. Service . c . . , . . __ WEBER __ Kubm- and Mrs. George . beth). Brainerd: O.F.M., Little Falls, of IVIonsignor Tanner’s 'master Odessa. Minnesota. Statement and cere- Father Emidius studied the Uni- at Telephone 666 Little Minn. . both Falls, (Margaret) _and Barnard. .of monies. Burial the parish ski in ccme- was n f o OWS‘ . versity Hungary of in Budapest. the parish Burial Winker and Surviving Minneapolis. Mrs. tery. was in are CLOTHING STORE P repared take of Catholic Services the In to 1 “Despite care the children: Kevin, New York city: proper way. Co. It difficult economic cemetery. from this university, Spring Granite Cold seven was same finest, conditions of Hungary’s that received systematic he time, war Clothes for Men and Boys savings his philosophy begun doctorate in in by Amer- many were On Dial Your 'srnmo. Immune“ COLD ALBANY French language ican families. and literature. It is that important COLD A. SMITH to. .l. SPRING' ST. CLOUD this habit After receiving his degree, he of saving encouraged, be spent in because Paris studying the unless work- at non-owning a year SUNDAY Ecole ing de Chartes ole la Institut through industry and John Deere men Tractors; (Duluth). Farm Implements and progrem—WSBR sonar e.m.—Sacred Heart 7:15 Christian Catholique. thrift the advance into Box the,Question o.m.—Sacred Heart and 9:35 program Complete -— Repair Service and Pam Until left Hungary, of possessing he Father state property, MELROSE some WDAY (Fargo). schools the abundant LITTLE Emidius stationed fruits production FALLS All" at VII Whaler U of was (Twin Cities), KFGO WTCN _Hour of Faith 10.30 ' Lm —— will conducted by his abbey, first in be of them. ' (Fargo) not real benefit to (Eveleth), WEVE Systematic Papa, then Budapest. Besides savings _Sac,;d of These Friendly Business Firms are sev- one (Brainerd). am—KLIZ Heart 10.45 progr m a he eral needed antidotes teaching French, professor modern ' ' {mum the to was- Hou,_wEVE (Eveleth). Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage of literature. When anti-Cgrisltian, Hungarian the inteénplfragle pur- (St. Cloud), KFAM COMPANY, sum—Catechism Life Comes To 11.00 — brought heightened suit in- ' war years 0 p easure an ac a essness ' $335335: Luigi-1.51243: - - INc. PANCRATZ English, in working Father Emidius penetrating terest among even (Duluth), WMFG‘ ram—WEBC 12:00 that language, taught opportunity bond The drive too. E M P l R E men. WXLT. (Virginia), WHLB ,(Hibbing), FORD happily accurately named.” is and + + + Profer (Wadena). —KWAD Marie. p.m.~—Ave 2:00 191.6 Since program MEMORIALS, Inc. Cloud). (St. Hour—KFAM p.m.—The Catholic Nw John’s 5:00 St. Holroso Ito. Motor at Commercial Cities). _ Told—WTCN (Twin Residence & Ever Story C'hur'ch, 5:30 p.m.—Greatest Specializing - MELROSE. “INN. WSBR Church Catholic the Meet 6:30 program P'niouluth). — -—— . Phone 171 Minn. Melroee. SPECIALIZE MEMORIALB WE IN Roofing Heating CATHOLIC CEMETERIES FOR SERVICE « SALES and WEEKDAY EVERY ' the Bills Bump—Eternal Empire u (Duluth). Insulation program—WSBR a.m.——Sacred Heart Sheetmetalwork 7:00 Cities). program—WMIN (Twin Heart a.m.-—Secred 7:15 am—WXLT. mun—Sacred Heart 9:00 progr Falls Little WEDNESDAY 144 Telephone LlTCIlFIELll C.—KFAM K. of Cloud St. p.m.——Fntnre of Democracy, 5:15 ' (St. Cloud). (Brainerd), WREX KLIZ Theater Family 8:30 p.n-I. -— (Duluth). co. rumours i the Falls Little Shop in at THURSDAY Falls), WLOL (Fergus Maria program—KGDE n.m.—Ave 9:00 VICTOR CLOTHING co. (Duluth). WREX (Brainerd), Cities), (Twin KLlZ for Your Highest Prices We Pay (Moor-head). Times—KVOX a.m.-Foith of Our 9:15 and WOOL HIDES POULTRY, EGGS, program—WLOL ' Cities). (Twin l earn—Ave Maria 9:30 I Built" Value That Store "The New Big FRIDAY MINN. I MELROSE, Cloud). (St. Air—KFAM John's the p.m.—-St. 7:00 on of M35. Cities), Selection (Twin A Special p.m.—Family Theater—W LOL 9:00 SATURDAY SUITS and MENS’ MENS’ "YOUNG Cities). program—WDGY (Twin a.m.—Ave Maria 9:00 The here listed do- firms MELROSE club— Fatima Peace—C.H.S. World p.m.—Cruoade 4‘: 5 for I Twists and Worsted Wool All Suit KFAM (St. Cloud). Every be remembered to serve — Models HARDWARE (Moorhead). Regular . Short,.and Francis—KVOX St. Long, p.m.-—-Hour of 7:00 DEUTSCH, ABBOT ALCUIN O.S.B., greets Father when distributing you are listen _ DIOCESE: Do THE (RADIO LISTENERS IN to you $35.00 Emidius Brunner, O.S.B., of Hungary he arrives to as please here? do, Lines If Related listed dif- Hardware Catholic have patronage the and in not you your programs any we join the faculty of St. J ohn’s university. Father OUR HARDWARE Emidius OWN is monk of and the a giving of Box the write tIme, 229 program, to name ferent lines of business. the ancient Abbey royal St. Michael of that founded by King St. Melrose was station). 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