THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, June 10, 1949 Carilldnneur Married. Years 50 TIIE DON LIN COMPANY Tostoria To Play Bells Manufacturers of ’ Sash Doors IT Interior Finish THONY AN S I . . . . . . I At Cathedral 535 E. St. Germain .St. Cloud ' RAOOA or 1 . GLASS, Alexander Dr. McCurdy of THE OF FASHION Philadelphia will play recital L; W a Jul." featuring the and the organ carillonic bells in the Cathedral DANIEL Immaculate of the Conception June , 20 l at on p.m. FUNERAL Dr. McCurdy considered is an virtuoso of the first order organ and gifted with admirable HOME musicianship, and taste, re- addition In being straint. to he organist, carillonneur, is an a the having studied with great Anton the Bok Singing Brccs at Tower Florida. .COURTEOUS, in INTELLIGENT At‘his recital the June 20 on AND MODERN FUNERAL bells will ,be used only in not SERVICE FOR MORE THAN chordal single but in notes the with the in YEARS. organ 65 passages ~ background. , has which This effect is an achieved with beauty been not , The will in- before. program works clude of the great TELEPHONES: some Karg-Elert, of Brahms, Bach, Office Z38-W Franck. and Cesar WEDDING GIFTS Residence—1543 Club Altar Boys, 4-H of beautiful Start Eleven, Seventh Avenue North set Cloud St. a ~ , ’glassware. Twin Cities Enioy STOCK OPEN . chooie Many from. patterns to and Altar boys Flensburg. —- BUSCHER AND MRS. FRANK of Brecken- MR. Flensburg 4-H of STROBEL’S club members of the Twin enjoyed day’s golden wedding jubilee tour ridge marked their May, a on Cities recently. Thanksgiving Mary’s church. beginning with Mass of in St. T a e Jewelers the“ Leaving Flensburg early in Millerville May married in 30, 1899. couple were on - ‘- they attendedMass and morning, ’+' + + B+reckenridge + St. 614 Germain ' St. Holy the received Communlon in Y Krebsbach Cathedral church, Cloud, and by Norbert St. Drawn Couple St. Cloud, Minnesota in their journey the continued St. Cloud to visited Twin Cities, where they the Returns ‘Johnny Blood’ Cathedral Paul, the of St. state ASK FOR Mark Golden Jubilee Historical building. capitol, and the John’s St. Star Famed They visited in St. Union depot Paul, made round trip in a a Vista and Zephyr Dome car, com- Graduated 26 Years Late visit pleted their outing with to a Breckenridge—Mr. Mrs. their marriage received and and vows Como park. special Father Frank Buscher. who have been blessing. Peter- a extended St, parish here meier, in brief members Mary’s of DELICIOUS message, a couple for the marked their felicitations the be- 15 to past ICE CREAM on years, R 0 D O Ronsm By TOM captain of track two teams, golden parish. wedding jubilee May 29. half the of was on basketball. and Thanksgiv- of the jubilarians Prior The four McNally the Mass of John Daily Mass Collegeville. For to sons —— Benedict families the ing offered by Father and their attended McNally graduated St. John’s The did from CONLON not reason re- was 10—Summer Ember June couple Petermeier, all received Holy Com- the renewed Mass late, St. John’s‘ and university June for long is 4—26 turn to years so Special Mass. Gloria, Friday. munion. in been that his avid athletics his junior having interest com- year St. Margaret. Red 2nd Collect Students Construction Co. C.H.S. Two served the Strat- dinner at him A kept busy, and pleted in June, 1923. for how that was only stardust very a can eyes see vestments. 'ford of im- hotel members the for time his attention from turned graduated with McNally Seconh remember the beauty one of an short was day? Ember June 11—Summer N.E. Avenue, 12 reception family. A Make Record, mediate V higher education, 4-Yeur was extracurricular impressive list of Only through Gloria, wedding Saturday. Special Mass. candids and the jubilarians held the home of in John’s. He He played lot football in MINN. ST. CLOUD, activities St. of at was a 2nd Collect St. Barnabas, Apos- formals. created lasting in and timeless throughout the day. this Record period, from sparking the exchange editor of the no end of Se- tle, Alleluia at late and absent! Never Buscher photography, Mrs. Mr. and those wonderful never mar- were backfield fledgling the of the East (1922) and editor of Sagatagan can mo- Creed. Red vestments. four-year quence, record of That the Millerville May is 30, ried in on be in the 26th Street Liberties Minnea- captured (1923). He Glee of ments live tenor and be to sang 12—Trinity Sunday. June Donald Hermann, onepof four Otto late Father . before the . . 1899, polis playing halfback club in the and competed to for (1922-23) loved forever. Special Mass. Gloria, 2nd Col- & H Electric K Cathedral high their brothers attending early of days Weist. The held Packers. almost debate Green Bay tourney every and Gospel of Sun- Q lect Last lst % seniors Monn, school, and James West IQEOXOGR"? married life at spent were the in 1921-23. With McNally years the Packers, held day Pentecost, Creed, after graduated. being times in the various Union. At past 00. McNally In athletic division, steady job 15 led the for and Trinity Preface. White a years, vest- Miller- resided they at 50 day Trophy oh- At the recent years the league in service. While play- outstanding. He receiVed a ments. was and Alexandria, Hoffman, ville, they C.H.S., at were servance for baseball, foot- ing the Packers, McNally letter in flour sports, 13—Monday. St. June An- Phones 3864—5163-W I Dak. Fifteen Abercrombie, N. ‘2) recognition of medals in § awarded and basketball. He dropped his Irish ball, track, and PHOTOGRAPHER surname Padua, Teacher. Spe- thony of was 1350 Ave. No.——St. Cloud 8th Brecken- retired they to of Donald is the their records. ago years son simply referred Johnny to as White cial Mass. Gloria. vest- ’0“ ridge. 0" PHONE CITY FARM WIRING 146 & Raymond and Mrs. Hermann Mr. Blood. ments. the Buschers of The four NE, and Fourth of 402 sons Call avenue Write for free estimate CLOUD, or ST. MINN. Johnny Blood’s last 14—Tuesday. St. REQUIESCANT June St. Basil, Germaine 5091/2 St. Ferdi- Alexandria; game was George, and Mrs. the of Mr. James is are son played the in for Packers 1941. Bishop and Teacher. ecial Morris; Alfred, Mankato; nand, Eighth J. Menu of 703 A. avenue He retired well-earned with Creed. Mass. Gloria, hite Breckenridge. repu- Mark, and a North. tation the ranks football of vestments. PACE IN among STORE players, He placed fourth in the Wednesday. St. June 15— MONEY ONGRAIN: The MORE Exciting MAKE list He of of great Vitus and Companions, Mass scorers. was selected member the all-pro of feast. Gloria, 2nd Collect lst a as EDUCATIONAL GAME with backfield Ernie Nevers, Dutch after 3rd Sunday Pentecost, smu- John Hemmesch Mrs. Clark, and Red Grange. “Defend us.” Red vestments. SALE FUTURE FARM‘FOR offered Richmond—Requiem Mass YOUR ON was IT HOME-SOHOOL- He time the highest- at OR: was one church Paul’s for Mrs. Peter and in Sts. professional football paid player. with the Rev. of Sunday Hemmesch, 81, Mass lst after John O.S.B., officiat- Ronellenfitsch, Anthony With his interest ath- current in Pentecost. Gloria Creed, No or May 18. Sur- Hemmesch died Mrs. ing. letics quite in not strong past 2nd Collect of the Martyrs, 3rd as as children: Henry, following viving the all-steel galvanized Farm-Master are McNally St. returned to Henry “Defend us,” ordinary Richmond; Mrs. Preface, CLUBS Alois, Martin, and years, STUDY Fischbach, cog" Paul Mrs. ‘i‘ Loecken, Melrose; complete John’s history few to “Let bless Lord” the the at a ROEBUCK us Mehr and AND Edward Henry: Mrs. Lake j, philOSOphy credits. The ‘ and 47- end of Mass. Green vestments. Larry St. Cloud: Mrs. Hemmesch. Albert Thomas ex-gridiron The St. Aquinas Mag- year-old great Canada: Mrs. June 16—Thursday. Corpus Lintlaw, Sask., Rothstein, was GRAIN Park; Mrs. Leo Waite Wanner, relaxed netic Catechism Michael at and 3le Quiz. A Christi. Special Mass. Gloria, more ease more -— Edward and Mrs. Mackendanz, Roscoe: than during previous school plastic monk asks and terms, Sequence, C (1, Christmas answers grand- e r e There 62 Mehr, Martin. St. are .' reliable hundreds Catechism of great-grandchildren. Preface. (Procession.) White sources say. children and 30 ques- The generation the parish cemetery. Burial in of stu- tions magnetically. younger was vestments. St. John’s quite dents at June 17—Friday in Meyer was Octave Edward J. sur- A sheets Size of 8 of quizzes. set prised when McNally returned to services of Augusta.—Funeral Corpus Christi. Same St. were as of inches. 11:17 game Ed- Mary’s church for school, it St. but conducted in caused no yesterday amaze- with 2nd Collect The who died May 30. ward Meyer, 48. the old timers ment St. to at $2n1 “Grant, beseech,” 3rd 5 the offered Re- we Weigand Vincent Rev. John’s, who always suspected that burial the June with in Church Pope, Creed, Christ- Mass 2. quiem Price postpaid. or the athlete could Surviving his wife leave parish cemetery. are rangy never Preface. White vestments. mas Mr. children: Carol and Renee. and two job unfinished. a Th member of the Men's LOHMANN Meyer so- was a the Cloud council of St. and the ciety CroWning Flensburg E. M. in Columbus. Knights of Frevel Mrs. Anna Size 1,000 Bu. COMPANY of- Munich—Requiem Mass New was church Immaculate Conception Steel Floor fered in With the Frevel, by Rev. Anna 85, for Mrs. Religious Articles May 31. Hohmsnn, 0.5.8., 0thmar on Books Church Goods the fol- Surviving May 27. She died are -— Munich: GeorgE, New children: lowing 7th 418 Sibley 8L, near George Laing, Rosella, 111.: Mrs. Peter, St. Paul Min. 1. Cudahy, Wis.; Tim, (Agnes), Freeport: SEARS MONTH 0N DOWN, $16.00 $26.00 (Frances). Cud« Louise Buettner Mrs. (Ap- William Stroeing ahy, Wis.: Mrs. ' Nathan. Evelyn Mrs. polonia), Freeport: PLAN EASY PAYMENT Marcus. Mathew and at \ Omaha, Neb.; parishmemetery. the Burial in home. was Schwegel Andrew . low maintenance Long-life, Schwegel. Joseph.—-Andrew 89, St. laid in 28, to rest who died May was for removable ventilator door; . roof-filling Has cap Requiem following the parish cemetery 3 church filling. Joseph's Mass offered in St. blower on the his wife and Surviving May 31. are Joseph; William, St. rodent-proof. children: following and fire-proof weather-proof, Practically . Gillit- Hugo Blackduck; Mrs. Michael, Mrs. ‘Joseph; and (Mary), St. .' m- zer boards. door all-steel door has length Extra entry Paul. (Anna), Grosz St. manued Weather Kellner William ventilation. heated forced Adaptable for . or Cloud—Funeral services St. were con- of the Immacu- the Cathedral ducted in William Kellner, 70, Conception for late Burial in died May 29. He June 1. mm Mrs. Surviving Calvary cemetery. are Clar- daughters: Mrs. Kellner and two Kabetogmn, (Marie). Lake Olson ence Omerski (Mildred), Gilbert .Mrs. and 2-Wheel Sprayer WAGON STEEL ALL St. Cloud. CROWNING OF MAY QUEEN THE May 29 Peter Herges on Mrs. . climaxed devotions Blessed who honoring the Melrose.—Mrs. Peter Herges. 50, Mother of God Capacity High Speed,‘ 2-Ton l 00 4I-gol 858 in the died May 30 laid to rest . was Heart in Sacred church Flensburg. Pictured in above is Joanne Zil- Requiem following parish cemetery tires 3. min. per .95 less koski just she .3\ Hafi- after performed th crowning Father Matthias Her attend- offered by 2 Mass 1 e ceremony. church June St. Boniface's 2. in on Muehlbauer, Car oline mann Mary Kulus, Arllss and ants Wyrwicki, were Bradley David tires En- 6-H? Stratton and with and Briggs Herges survives Mr. one son Polasik Bernadine Perowitz. John crown-bearer. was Schmidt daughters: Mrs. Joseph leak- steel, two all ISO-gab, gine. (Dolores). LaRue, home. and Peter at resistant corrosion and proof all-steel construction Sturdy to $ "'iiAILII LaLonde Herbert SAYING for Mrs. Ideal steel frame. All WHAT THEY’RE of farm service. tank. give extra years offered Cloud—Requiem Mass St. was orchards. wheels. center—disc Drop Anthony's church Mrs. Herbert St. for in died June LaLonde June She 1. 3. David on ORDERS Duluth in the Mr. Burial cemetery. was associate much “To with keep people. To get FILLED young, young 6-H. Bradley survives. There brothers LaLonde two ' are them.” keeping with old, try Aurora: Felix Msttson, and sisters: up two mum" 0 Famous -—Sidneui Telegraph Ebo Mattson. Mrs. Elma Phillipish, Bi- Chicago. wabik; and Ellen Mattson, it * ‘ "NAVIGATOR" Mower Horse-Drawn Weller Mrs. Mary and privacy things “Independence two most our own are Rockville.—Mrs. Mary Weller. 79. who Scientific with highly, but let them in people prize caught where they get spot a in Minneapolis, laid died May 31 to was willing they give fast.” to them Chromoptlc Lenses need and the following in parish cemetery are rest someone up 3. Requiem offered by Father Francis Mass —The Vincentiam. 0 Doro-Gold Finish church in Immaculate Conception Zitur * * ill June Surviving the following 2. on are Complete with 0 case children: Matt Xavier Weller, St. and is to afflicted of confort the “The duty and af- a newspaper Litchfield; Cloud; John. Martin, Cincin- comfortable.” flict the Swath 64001 Cuts nati, Mrs. Margaret Salzl, Minne- less —Anonymous. Mrs. (Mary). apolis: Michael Saatzer tires Fritz (Ger- Cloud: Mrs. Joseph St. * i i and trude). Milwaukee. whom those people, it hard “That find to 'ST. CLOUD . person, you so Fuchs Clara would rather endure that hate them: If they bad as' all-around are you as and performance smooth for A standout Mania—Funeral services were con- they if they think them, need not, prayers; your you owe re you OUTLET Assumption church ducted in for Mrs. prayers—in apology atonement.” and them Fuchs, the John Clara by Rev. A. accommodate 68, your rims drop with Wheels efficiency! center She died May Fearon. 25. Two sisters *—Fr%nciscan Herald and Forum brother Frank St. and survive: Mrs. 1st & 5th Ave. 50. one as treated H.eat cutter Landice, Leuthard, Chokio: Mrs. Ida tires. 6:001:16 used car passenger ’Tis whole “Man’s is man’s life thing woman’s love of apart. Ryegate, Mont.; Philip, St. Peter. and a Cloud. Burial in St. cemetery in existence.” was a Sealed ‘ clearance. case for vertically gear bar rises gate —Byron. W s as s Sears! See it all lasts at I filling season. ; one FLOORING CO. wild, responsible of the “Ignorance facts is for . . . many a SCHNEIDER rumor.” damaging Graham. —Henry H. Sout Avpnue, 25 Sixth i It * ASPHALT—RUBBER & CORK TILE humility, will God and find with “Possess true and you grace Minnesota Cloud, St. 428 thh Ave. No. Phone 1834-W St. Cloud, fellow Minn. with H true your man peace -—Giles Assisi. of