THE 51. undo REGISTER Junel7,1949 PAGE FIVE Friday, J .They Professor’ ’As Anatolia, Sr. Benedictine Will the DINNDORF SAFETY WITH SAVE PAINT 8. WALLPAPER STORE . Nun'82 Years, Away Passes & Loan Ac'ountl Federal Savinge' Pittsburgh Paints safety earnings. with good provide insured fully Each account Painting Contractor Varnishes -— $5,000.00 to up Sister Anatolia Langford, Ben- ligious life, displayed most a were Imperial Washable Wallpaper. edictine than markedly. At 80 the time her of nun more years, ar- died in Claire May Eau rival St. Patrick’s, 30. the parochial at the of Received mm Funds by any school in Tel. its initial stages. 435 with earnings 7th Ave. So. credited 12 month Cloud St. Sister Anatolia, was who 57 spent are Through half she wit- century from the First of her in religious life in 82 a years nessed and helped in its growth. St. Patrick’s school in Eau Claire, ACCOUNTS ssvmcs msuaan During- her St. 57 Pat- at member years of the was commun- once a rick’s, Sister Anatolia, music DIETMA'N’S GROCERY Benedictine Sisters in St. ity of as * instructor, superior, and convent Joseph. retired sister, later as a gave an When community the St. Joseph LOANS GROCERIES ' HOME MEATS ° uninterrupted remarkable CONFECTIONERY and ex- ‘was divided last three into year ample of Christlike living her to communities, Sister Anatolia vol- Regular . Week Days, 7:30 A.M. 8 EM. Phone 188 I.” to Federal or Security fello religious, the clergy, and lay Fridays. A.M. unteered the foundation 7:30 EM. for to 9 520 8th 80.. Ave. new with she in whom e peop came con- Sundays, A.M. 8:30 to 12:15 PM. St. Cloud. Minn. St. Bede’s priory in Eau Claire. of Assoc. 8: Loan Savings tact. Entered Order Sister Anatolia enjoyed remaka- bly fine physical health, suffering Minn. Cloud. Germ. Sir. 611 St. St. In 1867 . from comparatively few sick spells, In Sister Anatolia 1867 entered which she casually with accepted Metal Roofing Cornice 8. Co. the Benedictine order at'Shakopee, cheer lifelong good patience. A and Minn., and professed there in ‘ Murphy was H. James She became member ‘ 1871. of the a Benedict’s, community St. St. at INSURANCE . Joseph’s, Minn., when the two communities united. Her Roofing Siding Sheet Metal Real Estate were ap- - _- pointment and music teacher as superior took her various to m‘is- 196 Phone Mary's Bldg. ' I” St. sions: Minn; Carver, Bismarck, W. N. McDowell Geo. J. McDowell - N. Dak.; Moorehead, and .Wahpe- Phone 1526 St. Cloud When stationed N. Dak. at ton, Granite City . Bismarck Sister Anatolia Gen— met Electric Co. weeks befo he eral Custer few v a 000......00000000 \ ill-fated expedition his set out on SERVICE ELECTRICAL COMPLETE ended disastrously June 26, which Wall; and nghtinl Floor Flhnm Big when the Little Horn, 1876, — on lnltellatiune. Plug PAINTS—WALL PAPER of his and forces he part were pictured above in informal session PARISH people the JOSEPH’S of cast ST. CLOUD. an young mum. 8T. At these by the Sioux. wiped out Lorraine Kemper, Kremers, left right, Aloys to will the Profes- Park present Ask are, Waite in took Anatolia Sister various places Lou Kirchner, Donalda John Brick, Mary Zipp, the lively practical in auditorium and the grade7 school part in Operetta, on a an sor, Meixner, and Kalla. Kathryn Scallon, John Harvey Paint and wall can‘keep home looking smart "your paper living of pioneering that as» Sunday evenings o’clock. Members part 8 and at Friday was (Bob Molitor photo) well the walls and woodwork. selee-v 18005. See — frontier in the late large the as preserve our on “'7 tion of paints and wall beautiful in Youth Claire, colors and Eau modern In 1892 she to paper: came Park ,Waite Present Operetta talents that the it there designs. and " was to and guidance, leadership, moral for ' early developed in her counsel, re- KOERBER PAINT SHOP people school pupils; Polly; John Meixner Red Park.———Y0ung of 20 for grade Waite cents as SHORTS SPORT Thelen Sister parish all for school; and O’Neal; LeRoy Page; Anatolia Joseph’s 35 high 50 St. set to cents JACKSON W. as 'FRANK are adults. Donna Streit Laura Ask. the Professor, for cents present queen; as an op- habit of self-disinterest and 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. audi- and Elvcra the school In the the following: Kirchner a con‘ in Kemper grade cast eretta, CT as are ARCHITE Bosss BY JERRY attention stant the needs and to Sunday Mary Lou Kirchner Emily Lee; Edmund Hunstiger Friday attendants; torium and as on of others, particularly Design the Ecclesiastical concerns Donald Mariyida; Christen Zipp Harvey Marvin o’clock. and trum- evenings 8 two at as as sick, kept her mental health like- will Kaila Will Jeanette Schwinghammer, comedy be Prof. Breadeasy; The two-act peters; collapse pre- as astounding The recent _ wise Bldg. excellent. Bank National American high Ainsworthy; W i l John Buck John first girl; Margaret for grade school and sented e could be as m s, Giants York of the New MINN. DON'T CLOUD. 81‘. FAIll Daily fidelity the Marie Kirchner, evening, Scanlon Ains- girl; and to rule Friday Kathryn June second and school students the hitting as feeble an traced to on unostentatious piety testify Lorraine third girl. the public Sun— worthy; Kemper and general for and Grounders on Polo more as the of part than her words her high selling to spirit- evening. Tickets at day which itching, are not was poor To Get the Our Estimate On That Fender, Denied RINGS BIAMONI) ,‘Quote the Bible’ ual caliber. Even when failing stronghold I Giants’ tabbed eye- as Repaint Job Wrecked Car. sight forced her to magnify- BE BRIDE TO the THE or before use 4C. son a Game baseball experts by Radio Program glass for all reading, she ing WEDDINGS began. very on Butt season wanna FRONT ALIGNING END WHEEL BALANCING & rarely missed the recitation of — Di- into fifth sinking The Giants, . COMPLETE BRAKE and STEERING SERVICE vine Office in choir, although this only acquired place June two 11, Durkheim N. J. With necessitated lumen Popular. Children early rising to hour. Fr the in five an DIQCESE _ IN Our experienced prev10us and modern equipment workmen games runs I Devotion St. Germain 70215 St. duty, joined to place be- to fifth sink into week to a service at are your 1 naturally lively j and cheerful dispo- before Philadelphia just hind .4: flat-.— s1tion, helped form in her time. CO. a per- MEGARRY BUICK press sonality whose, influence will be Brooklyn Louis and Both St. re- The popular “Quote Bible” featured the Cate- game FIath-Mohr on felt in the priory and community Sqiiero keep itching Court: ceived to great in Hot... St. Cloud Telephone '- 1 2 1 Life Pauline Mohr, hism Comes will Perham.——Miss daugh- to be continued throughout the it- sum- Eau Claire of for de- ational. the Boston, to , of front many years Mohr, Regina became Mrs. the of ter according the Rev. Louis A. Gales, director to of the houn slum of Bob batting Flath, mer, spite the Kenneth of Mr. and bride of come. son s Sivinski’s Assume Flath, before Nuptiul Barney Mrs. Sister Anatolio Langford a and Homes, radio Elliot Tommy were was rogram. 51. 3 in St. Henry’s ofiered May Mass born in Binghampton, the N. Y., Aug. keep and often to hitting hard including eighth A 1 Catholic grade school and girls, Nicholas boys by the Rev. Donnay. church 28, 1852, the only daughter of Sacred Delores’ NL Mohr, Mary The attendants Trust A pace. were grade graduates of this year, are James and Berns. Frank Lou Berns, Langford Ellen entire and Murphy, of the The best sea- news Cloud; Froyen, Augustine’s, St. St. invited problems based Nohner-Jansen submit both of to dispatch whom born in is the Ireland. the Bums for were son Edwin Winsman, Arlis Eiden, Lou- men’s STORE Nuptial Richmond—Before Mass of- When week Sister Anatolia last .5 Barney out Was a book Rex sent in the Testa- New you very any Mehr, La- Wally Jansen, ise Budde, Delores and fered May Miss daugh- 3, Cubs. they two-hitted the moved Bloomington, when. he to ment. young August Jansen, ter of Mr. and Mrs. Rue Herges Boniface’s, Mel- of St. 7 find him- ShouldBig again 111., where Mr. Langford, Rex rail- bride Leander Nohner. became the of a. the Father Gales sugested that Raymond Lehner, Virginia rose; Nohner Mr. and Mrs. Anton ' definitely in. of of road, succumbed self, the Dodgers the chol- to son are man, children pick quotation of- out Shir-ping, Kay Stein, and Jerome Valley. The Rev. Burkard Arn— Eden a phys1— has the equipment, epidemic after unselfishly aid- Barney era The Home of Florsheim Shoes; offered the Nuptia] High helter, O.S.B., Meritsch, Holy Family school,'Al- fering inspiration, ad- comfort, moral, be- mental, ing in burial cal, and to the other victims. of or Paul's Sts. Peter church. Mass in and bany; Billy Lois Lo— and Thelen, in the the Hart,_Schaffncr the bridal couple Mrs. of The family then St. Cloth- Attending top moved Paul, and Marx vice, the book, it along with to c‘opy were men come one Cyril mel, Baumgartner, Mary and Hllsgen. Ralph SchrOEder, Herbert Mrs. the mound. league where Sister Anatolia’s mother ‘ on chapter, and and then verse Jerome Nohner. source, and Hall, Holy Angels, St. Cloud. ing. Raschi continues keep Vic to lived for Latershe many years. make problem day Bosma-Kiedrowaski up or every a Catechism his Life is Detroit with Comes New York above to stayed with in Eau Sister Anatolia situation which that quotation for Browns Valley—Married April 28 were heard is Sunday right Detroit morning buried the strong Claire, and is in at every arm. com- Cloud St. Mary’s Bldg. 8!. Kiedrowski, daughter ceme- Eunice of Mrs. E. advice. would offer good o’clock 11 stations rush, but Cleveland and KFAM, ing with Sister Anatolia there, where and Kenneth Bosma, of Mr. Lepki. tery over a son Approximately six problems are Mrs. Jacob Bosma St. Paul. and of The’ Cloud, St. and KSTP, Minne- continue flounder deep Boston to lies. now of used Sunday and Paul Kunkel ofiered the Nuptia] set Rev. every a apolis-St. Paul. ' in the second division. ‘ Anthony’s church. Mass St. The in at- the Belgian cards depicting Ma- Mrs. Gwen Joice tendants and were Mural prob- donna awarded for Benedict's St. every are When McKliget. seri- Donald the at accept .we lem used. The mail shows that Theising-Kempenich responsibility of a ous adults have children and many Randall.——Miss Gertrude Kempenich, complete funeral service, these been helped by quotations Mr. Mrs. Joseph daughter of and Kem- became bride penich, the Df' George presented the air. decisions be over 'must our Jr.. Mr. Mrs. George Theising, of and son the fol- During the past right before Nuptial Mass accord- Theising, Sn. year and in a . ._ . the Rev. offered May 10 by S. A. Fad- girls have been lowing boys and with wishes. your ance church. in" St. James’ The rowski at- their “Quote awarded prizes for Genevieve Leora Wuellner, tendants were ‘Your call (night, 908 to problems: the Bible” Heim, Nancy Kathleen Theising, Joseph Kempenich, 1804) Bernilla and Leonard brings Kempenich, Wollak, Kempenich, Jerome and you sympa- Theising. James thetic, efficient assistance. Gritzmaqher-Wiener American Methods Save , Centre—Married May Sank 10 were Years’ Work Sisters daughter 3 Irene Wiener, of Mr. Mrs. and Wiener, and Laurel ‘Gritzmacher. Frank Philadelphia. In hour John Mr. and Mrs. Gi'itzmacher. of one son —- N. Rev. M. Kre‘mer ofi'ered The the American engineering methods ac- Nuptial Mass in St. Paul's church. At- primitive complished it what took couple Mary tending the Rose St. Cloud were Asiatic Indian methods three Herbert Wiener. Mary Bromenshenkel. years Norman Gritzmacher. Wiener. and received accomplish. A to message Decker-Determan headquarters Medical of the at Sauk Centre—Before Nuptial Mass Mission Sisters how the sis- tells a Miss uttered May' Determan, 10. Beatrice the hospital in 300-bed ‘v V‘W tersat y GRADUATION of Mr. Mrs. Deter- daughter and George Rawalpindi three had struggled for bride the Vincent Decker, became of man, * Mrs. dig wells, by using of Mr. and John Decker. The to son years open Jacques offered the N111)- Rev. Raymond coolies with picks of only dozens St. Paul’s church. The tial Mass in at- shovels. and But workers of an Dorothy tendants Determan and were drilling American test Decker. Clayton company WATCHES Legatt-Petrich volunteered their oil services for Stephen—Miss Agnes Petrich, St. dug well shaft and in hour. a one daughter Mrs. John Petrich. of Mr. and supplied plenty of for It water the Joseph Legatt. bride of became son Elgin, Hamilton which, the hospital according to Legatt. before Mrs. Gertrude Nun— of a tial ofl'ercd May in St. Stephen's ‘Mass 2 Bishop Hettinga of Rawalpindi, the Rev. Edwin At- church by Oman. destined the “is be greatest to bridal couple Mary the tending were making the -of of 'Legatt, August- Legatt, Petrich, and means name Ann Pakistan.” shine through all Joseph Petrich. Jesus Vincent-Thiegs The have other hos- sisters two before Centre—Married 25 Ssuk April Pakistan, three in‘ India, pitals in M. N. oil'ered by the Rev. Nuptinl Mass a medical in and five Africa, centers Mildred church Kremer in St. Paul's were the United Indonesia, and States. and Mrs. Henry Things, daughter of Mr. and Charles Roch- 'l‘hiegs. Vincent ,oi' couple Attending bridal the ter. Mrs. Donald Hertel and the couple were were Stevens Philip Thiegs. Mary and Hocmbcrg. Ushers Donald Paul were Bronder-Burger Leonard Miller. Hertel and Waite Park—Married May El- 7 Thompson-Pluto were doris Burger, granddaughter Mrs. of Alexandria—Married June 6 were Rosalia Burger, Ted Brander, and of son Isabelle Platto, Mrs. daughter of Susan Mrs. Mary Bronder. Claude The Rev. Thompson, Platto, and Carl of son Schwinghammcr offered Nuptial Mass the Thompson. The William Christian Rev. Joseph’s church. in St. Attending the officiated St. Mary’s church. Renner in , couple Mr. and Mrs. Burger. Marcus were Platto Thomas Buttery Bernice and at- Camden-Malone thc couple. tended bridal Malone, Blue Lorraine Grass—Miss Janey-Gearing Mrs. daughter Mr. Patrick of and Ma- St. I’hylis Geering, Cloud.—Miss of Joseph bride Goeden, lone, became the , Gearing, daughter Mrs. Henry or Mr. and Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Goeden. be- of son Ralph became the bride Janey. of of ofi'ered Nuntial Mass June by son fore 7 a buy‘ Anthony Janey, before Mr. and Mrs. Rooy, William the Rev. 0.5.0., a in There’s when big saving van a you by the Rev. Nuptial Mass offered June 6 church. Attending Huhert's the St. Cathedral Henry Fehrenbacher the of quantities the the in fruits in peak of at Ellen Malone, couple Patricia Ma- sea— were Conception. the Immaculate Rosemary Leo Goeden. lone, and prices! quality bottom top at Boyle Nolan attended the and Eugene ; son Schutz-Kron . . PRlll‘.‘ bridal Ushers Frederic couple. were Food them With Freezer keep May Richmond—Married 30 were you a can Murphy. Richard Potters Michael and FROM. Gertrude Krnn. daughter of Mrs. and Keller served the Ralph Opatz and at orchard-fresh months and months for 2 and Andrew Mrs. Kron, Jacob Schutz, . . Mass. Math of Mr. and Mrs- Schulz of Stafford’s son the natural and flavor: with all color Hansen-Sexton Nuptial Eden Valley, before Mass of- a Anthony fered by the Rev. Preparing is Ronellen- Nuptial fruits for freezing St. Cloud—Before Mass of- too a easy, Peter 0:S.B., fitsch. in Sts. and Paul's Anthony's fered June St. church. 6 in ordmsryf. less and bother than time church. The attendants Marie daughter :. Miss Colleen Sexton, of Mr. ‘ Jewelers were ASHER PROJECT class Helen for her in . design, Die- " Kron. Schutz Eugene and Mrs. William became the and Sexton, canning. S'pencer-Hoemberg of and of John Hansen; Mr. bride mert, from Buffalo, Dak., N. son at the college of ,_ St. semor - I John Hansen. The Rev. Robert Granite Exchange Mrs. available Staples.-—Before Nuptial Food Freezers Mass at of- a are now Benedict, St. Joseph, chose do mural with the theme to of Creation. ofiiciated. Attending the Schulzetenberg a fered May in Sacred 28 Heart church. Minn. Electric Appliance Dealer Mathews, Mary St. Cloud, Cherie Jean couple Drawn the wall which of being Miss Lorraine Hoemberg. were is prepared by oneasy daughter the your col- of on room, a Sexton. The ushers Olson, and James Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Hoemberu. be- lege for work in and ceramics, pottery this mural inspired by the payment terms. was James Bemis. and Jerome theshride Craig of Spencer. were son of e: came a Father statement of David Ross King: “Since all things made for and Daniel Mr. Spencer. are Mrs. The Rev. 3;: Cashman-Rohlmg God’s glory, of test man’s religion this in material world Ferdinand Falque officiated. is his Attending of a use’ Cloud.-——Miss Madonna Rohling. St. For. en__'srs'rsoN material things. The Church seeks rededicate all Alois to its Maker, of Mr. Mrs. Rohling, matter daughter and to HATS : bride Robert became the of Cashman, More! because all in is manifestation natuge of God’s goodness, and M0 5.4 a power, us 55 Mich/ac] Mr. and Mrs. Cashman. of KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! son beauty. We lend creation intelligence often make our as as we proper Wis, before Owatonna, Nuptial Mass a all material elements.” of June in Holy Angels church oifered use 4 CROSBY SQUARE SHOES! I Paul Zylla. Attending by 1hr Rev. the Accordingly, the shows mural the hand God of giving "crea- forth Rohling, Phyllis Mrs. Ervin couple were PIEIZER 3..WITH A HOME tion, the universe, the atmosphere, and the earth with plant and animal Rudbcru. Evelyn Hill, Charles Cash- and THE 11fe; the left lower shows mineral crystals and the Rohling and under Ushers Ervin strata corner man. were Richard Michael Cashman. and the earth. Preusler-Molitor and Then the hand of reaches forth applies tools this to man _ ”NEW_ CLOTHES“ Pearl Lake—Married June 2 before matter created by God, reshapes and it into recreates objects. new Nuptial Mass offered in Holy Cross a .The various products symbolized by art the useful objects, are church Molitor. Cressie daughter were . and pamtmg sculpture, and finally, with chalice, Mr. Len the hands of and Mrs. Molitor, Arnold and of a man STORE NORTHERN Preusser, Mr. of and Mrs. Arnold shown returning sun creation, through the help of God. art, to are Preussm'. The Rev. August Preusser of The tools represented include the metal worker’s anvil, the wood St. Anthony, uncle the bridegroom, of worker’s hammer and nails, the painter’s brush, officiated. the the bridal architect’s Attending couple saw, Victorine Molilor, Margaret PreuS- and the sculptor’s were calipers. compass, Lucy Justin. Ray Nies, and August ser, The painting is made against light background, with deep a Preusser, green Harold Molitor and Joseph Opposite the Post Office Cloud in St. .4 / red and and pale line pink Preusser pattern. ushers. green, a were r b‘