I n _....1. .7: ASH?!“ 7.... .. I ' . _.. I , , '- I I ST. CLOUD REGISTER THE Friday, October 14, 1-949 1 Baton ’ Acrobat LITTLE FALLS REQUIESCANT IN PACE SAUK CENTRE I. These Friendly Business Firms rieridly These F Business F irms - . Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage If. Mrs. Ahles Elizabeth survives. He also '7 Nagel leaves his Mrs. Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage I mother, Mrs. Anna Ahles and the fol- Nagel, 92. who Elizabeth Pierz.-—Mrs. lowing sisters brothers: and Mrs. L. in the laid rest died Sept. 29, to was WALGREEN MUSHEL PHONE 8 LITTLE Janos (Louise), 111.: Frankfurt, Mrs. M. followin Requiem parish cemetery 3 ‘\ Murphy ’(Edna). Chicago; Andy. St. AGENCY Edward Ma- by Monsignor Mass offered FALLS, MINN. h Cloud; Victor, Long Beach. Calif.: Mrs. church Oct. Joseph's 1. howsld St. in on Gopher H. Cripps, (Adeline) Chicago: Mrs. W. following children: the State Hatchery Prayerbooks, Surviving Rosaries are and Other Religious Articles Just (Irene), Chicago; Rudy, Chicago; Minneapolis: Mrs. Pauline Berg, Mrs. and Marvin, St. Cloud. N. Bismarck, Dak.; Schriener. Minnie Hedwig Sc‘helonke PHOTO SERV- FINISH ING—FAST Minneapolis: Joseph. Hopkins; John,' rs. . Curran ICE Poultry Studio EXPERT Sank Centre Headquarters HANDLING. En- North Pierz. Prairie—Funeral both services O Herbert Frank, of and and — were closevsflc with We each roll. will do- conducted Oct. Holy Adelaide Sykora 8 in church Cross * Mrs. Proven GOLD STAR CHICKS \ velop and return Mrs. Hedwig for Schelonka, who postage prepaid. '17, services Flora—Funeral con- were the... died. Oct. Burial 5. in the parish was Joseph‘s church St. for ducted Oct. 5 in Phone 866 125 E. Broadway The following children cemetery. survive: Sykora. who died Adelaide 63, Mrs. Dependable Service Diagnostic Mrs. Frances 'I‘rettel. Mrs. Roman Tret- Mahowald ‘ Edward P Monsignor Oct. 3. Mrs. tel, Joseph Grabish and Mathew Hardware Bares P PaulShu- the Rev. Co. officiated, assisted by Agent w. c. Schelonka, WEBER, and Simon all of Cloquct: Earl Elmdale and the Rev. rel: of } Mrs. Anton Kroll Mrs. and Leonard When is it Calvary Boldt. Burial in cemetery. ARNDT’S was Trettel. Bowlus: Hardware Mrs. Mike Klisch, Elm- and Coal p, mother, her Little Falls. Surviving HARDWARE are General Insurance dale: Peter, Minneapolis: John, Royalton. Pier-z: and four Gertrude Stoll, Mrs. MAIN HATCHEBY D There 39 grandchildren and nine are Home Stoll, P. Stall R. M. Appliances brothers, A. and of All Kind; AUTO FINANCING Jo‘seph great-grandchildren. Two children. t Edward Maytag M. Stoll, Perhem; and Washing Pierz; A. Machines U.S., Certified White THOMAS Leghorns Clara. preceded her and in death. One HOUSE LOANS (3. Stoll, Dent. Bottle Gas } brother. Kasper Gamroth, Bowlus. and U.S. Approved Heavies ' Ludwtg a . Hildegard Phone 589 117 s. E. mm 5t. Mrs. sister, Peter also Zwak, Opole, Telephone 45 Little Minn. Falls, Hardware } Our Own Commercial Feeds and Richmond—Funeral services were con- ‘ sut‘vxve. Paul’s in Sts. Peter and ducted Sept. 28 EIcII—Rilos. Poultry Sauk’Centre Supplies Theodore Minn. Thuringer Ludwig, church Hildegard 14-year- for Sauk Rapids.——Funera] services were P. daughter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph old of Studebaker Cars Trucks & in cond cted Sacred Heart church Oct. 26. died Sept. The Rev. Ludwig. who Theodore 10 for Thuringer. eight-month- Anthony Ronellenlitsch, O.S.B., officiated. International Trucks STERN old Mr. 8. FIELD of and Mrs. Thomas Thur- son the parish Sur- Burial in cemetery. was lnger, who died Oct. The Rev. 7. Benedict McCormick the following viving her and parents Implements are Virnig ofiered the Mass of the Angels. Lorraine, brothers sisters: Bernard. and / Surviving his parents and are one Richard, Sylvester, Agnes, Le- Mildred. Good Clothing Home of brother, Jerry, and sister, Joyce. Also a Julitta, Joseph: and vern, Van surviving his Heusen maternal Shirts, Sportswear grandparents & Neckwear are Nlehaus FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS FOR Mrs. Mary OVER and paternal grandfather. Coopers St. Martin—Requiem Mass of- HOME Underwear Albert SIMONET was Biange FUNERAL " Martin’s church fered Oct. 5 in St. for _ Souk Rapids—Requiem Mass of- was SAUK CENTRE Mrs. Mary Niehaus. who died Oct. 78. 2. 1mm. fered Oct. 3 in Sacred Heart church The Rev. Ortmann. O.S.B., offici- Cyril Albert Bianga, Economical for who died 74, Sept. 29. Dignified Personal Service ' the ated. Burial in parish cemetery. — I was — The Benedict Rev. Virnig officiated. , Telephone 666 survive: Peter. The following children Little Falls, Minn. Burial Calvary in Surviv— cemetery. noncMANN was Niehaus Stephen, Gertrude. and Mary and > Mrs. ing Biangn following Prepared Catholic and the Service the of In to take IMPLEMENT co. are proper way. care Cloud. Mrs. George Kolb. St. A sister children: Mrs. Henry Mueller. Saul: brother also survive: Sister Corona, and Leo, Sank Centre; Rapids: Mrs. and Frank. 0.: John Thomas, St. Martin. and Lionel Barrigan, Los Angeles. Calif. John Mrs. Niehnus member of the Quality Deere Farm Equipment was a A. Christian Mary's Cathe- Mothers of St. SMITH (to. _ J. parish the Rosary dral in St. Cloud and This At Store You Get Quality Service and Conducted 40 Hours’ St. society St. Benedict’s society in and Martin. QUALITY Farm Tractbrs John Implements and Deere Telephone Souk Centre, Minn. EQUIPMENT 129 Edward Bishop _ E. O Breckenridge Parish In St. Cloud—Funeral services were con- Complete Repair Service and Parts John Cantius' church ducted Oct. 3 in St. Mme! tumor Mrs. Edward Bishop, of for 41, Imam-(vans son LITTLE FALLS Breckenridge—Forty Hours’ de- The John Harlander. died Sept. who 30. firms de- The listed here BEBGGBEEN votion conducted in St. Mary’s Burial Rev. Peter J. Kroll officiated. was was Calvary Surviving his in cemetery. church Sept. through are 30 Oct. 2,by remembered be HOME to FUNERAL serve the following and and sisters parents twirler THE ' SOUTHERS, prize-Winning baton from SHOP AT BOB the Rev. Vincent field. L a n g brother: Mrs. Behrent (Mar- Alfred distributing when C. A. CORRIGAN are you C.SS.R., Cooperstown, of N. Dak. _ garet), Minneapolis; Mrs. Alvin Mazlich will lead marching Claire, Wis, the St; John band Eau Clothing Co. Victor (Dorothy). Cloud; Donald St. Mrs. Mes- Large parishioners crowds of dif- the in patronage W your Phone R 84 84 between halves homecoming field the Johnny when it takes the of to or sersmith (Marcella). Tacoma. Wash; all in attendance three days. were Collegeville. Saturday in Raymond Hurlander. home. against Augsburg afternyn and at lines business. ferent of game Souk Minn. Priests Centre, for the c105ing present Thull Joseph W. Eor’mer thnnies I,Z+OO functions Fathers John A. Cloud.-—Rr-rIIIiem St. Mass offered were was I "THE THAT BUILT" BIG NEW STORE VALUE Oct. in Mary's Cathedral church 10 St. Ferguson Hoppe. Mor— and Arthur Joseph Thull, St. for 60, resident of LITTLE FALLS IN a ris; B. H. Falls; Wessling, Fergus Co. Implement Smith J. J. Cloud for 29 who died Oct. 6. years, Frank First, Dumont; H. A. Burial in Assumption Mrs. cemetery. was SHIRTS ARROW STETSON HATS } Thull following chil- survives with the Warmers, Nicholas Kent: Krae- I Implements McCormick-Deering Farm Leander, dren: Claude and St. Cloud: Will Attend Homecoming “500” SUITS Wheaton; Francis Don- “CHAMP” HATS Hohn, BOTANY mer, ' Edmund, Oakland. Calif.: Loretta, St. nelly; Joseph Parts and Service Kirchner, Herman; SUITS Cloud: Mrs. Kenneth Wichmnnn. Sauk CRAFT CLIPPER SOX INTERWOVEN Rapids: Roy Gustnfson, Mrs. Minneapo- Anton Dolinar and Patrick Riley, SOFTENEBS SYSTEMS—WATER WATER SEEDS—FAIRBANKS MORSE MUNSINGWEAR _._. lis; Oakland. and Mrs. Keith Kile. Calif. Alois Breckenridge; Jande, Wahpe- Richard MINN. Betterberry OSHKOSH B’GOSH CENTRE, SAUK I UNDERWEAR N. Dak.; and Benedict Peter- ton, Collegeville.—Some Johnnies 1,200 former expected _ Paynesville.—Richard are Batterberry, 89, .; — CLOTHES j meier, WORK SHOES ROBLEE pastor. who died Sept. 21 laid - rest~in to here Saturday St. John’s was when university annual stages its the parish following Requiem cemetery 3 homecoming celebration. Mass ofl'ered by Father Varley Joseph Friendship With Spain Louis’ in St. church. Ten children sur- “This year’s homecoming will be of the most vive. one Washington, D. C.—Following RAPIDS Krekelherg Leo SAUK colorful St. J ohn’s has witnessed,” claims Glenn Happe aleser ever decision the of Brazil upon Paynesville.—Funerel services were I Ambassador Carroll, send Spain, of 1a., chairman to general of to conducted Oct. Louis‘ 1 in St. church an THEATRE for MAIN STREET the rally nounced Friday at Leo Krekelherg, President pep on Frank Galo Plaza Ecuador 13. of Krek- of festivities. Mr. Happe‘ feels confi— son Friendly Firms These Business elberg, who died Sept. The 27. Rev. night. has declared his will that dent country that students, faculty, and Joseph Varley officiated. Burial in was The festivities will 1949 likewise establish full diplomatic alumni will be pleased with Patronage Your open and Deserve Calvary Appreciate He leaves cemetery. his every parents Sauk Minn. officially o’clock Friday Centre, 7 and four relations. brothers 'The is under and sisters./ two matter phase at of the homecOming activi- eve- Wendelin Ahles will when the University band ning consideration Chile, favorable in ties Oct. 15. St. Cloud.-—Requiem Mass offered of was lawn in front also, dip- according Washington to present concert a Campus decorations will reach Oct. in 10 St. Mary’s Cathedral for fol- the auditorium. Immediately lomatic Wendelin Ahles. who sources. 48, died Oct. 5. proportions this The (0. HDWE. new year. RAPIDS SAUK spotlight lowing the the concert, main task adding color of where Tuesday, Monday and Sunday, stadium, will be centered the on job fall leaves is the cannot Ratings as- Movie Current will where the fest pre-game pep the signed organi— Furniture to Appliances, Major many campus Hardware, . be held. I. zations. Les UeMay, chairman of all do “The obvious work of positive of Oct. lb I7- I8 nature most a us can Church 375 The football captain, Phone Rapids, Sauk Minn. decorating committee, the and his literature—and - and good the is good pictures most to encourage Miller, bonfire and will light the applying paint, crew are paper, only this for obvious do is patronage to reserve our way can we Smith, Jack Monogram club presi- now-barren pineboard and to spots. that which good.” is dent, will the emcee program, -—Bishop' Homecoming buttons have been Lawrence J. Shehan. de- listed here Ambulance The firms Cloud St. which will feature introduction an week. The home— sale the past A-l on individual the of the members of remembered be to W... coming slogan sponsored serve contest. Adults and Children Service Morally Unohjectionable for talks by football squad and short council, offers by the student prizes Pride Yankees Adventures Robinhood of the of distributing 70 when are you members the faculty. of $2 three best Mgr. $8, $5, and the the Plains Olson. of Prince of K. F. to Air Hostess dif- of The awaited variety the anxiously the we in patronage your entries. will be The winner Return of the Badmen Blazing Trail an- 513W Phone show take place audi- will in the 1 whole picture the Ride ’Em Cowboy business. ‘. Command Decision of ferent lines after the The torium rally. - Minn. I pep Rapids, Socier Souk Parish Riders of the Whistling Joan of Arc Pine for! asked world Paul chairmen, Paul Mulready, - Story. Stratton Louisiana ' Mathews, Don DePaul Meyers, and Luxury Liner BANK promise of Willette, full evening STATE UNION a KRIEG OSCAR Unohjectionaible Officers Elecls business” music and “monkey for . Only Adults Morally for Mulready student body. Mr. the MINN. RAPIDS, SAUK Snake Number Play Pit Any Can Loans Insurance will handle the duties of emcee as - Trouble Preferred The Bride Insurance & Loans in the two past years. Walking Hills Doolins of Oklahoma Sales Auction Stephen Real Estate . SI. In - The high Saturday’s of point Dark Kiss in the DEPOSIT FEDERAL MEMBER will find Joe Brenda's activities Rapids Sauk 1501 Phone B un- CORPORATION INSURANCE defeated Johnnies attempting to Objectionable Everyone Morally for ’ make Augsburg, their fifth victim Flamingo Low moral Road—(Objection: tone.) St. Stephen—The Married La- the of and I Bride—(Objection: Suggestive situations Was Male War year. a dies’ society of St. Stephen’s par- which slated MELROSE The is to dialogue.) game, ish elected officers for the ensu- have added will the 2:30, Excessively start Manhanrlled—(Objection: sadistic sequence.) at ing its meeting Oct. 2. at year of halftime performance color Rope of Sand—Objection: Tends condone immoral actions; e to Friendly Mrs. Joseph Pogatc‘hnik Firms Business by the marching band. These university lines brutality; suggestive and situations.) execssive was elected president; Cyril Mrs. The drill- John Faith, director, is treated.) Three Godfathers—(Objection: Suicide sympathetically Your Patronage Deserve and Appreciate Ferche, Mrs. Jo- secretary; and completely his ing musicians in a eph Peternell, treasurer. the of for set new maneuvers oc- Philippines Abbot From _ casion. ,Vvvvvvvvvvvvvvv‘ Speaking the members, Fa- to r RE I will EM P deceased alumni A Mass for 1 ther Edwin Oman, pointed pastor, 1 - Form be celebrated Father Lancelot by that Ladies’ the Married out so- Sat- O.S.B., o’clock Atsch, 7 ciety is sustaining the organiza; at MEMORIAL-SINIHC- Collegeville Visits I Melrose Co. '1. Motor at urday. tion the Parish Confraternity of ’ morning, the Saturday the Holy Rosary. Also of Thus all WED?EEfiEEIngg'MEOIfiEgLS on pa- : Melrose, 1 alumni rishioners executive the Minn. council of enabled partici- Phone 171 to are university will the the in spiritual be of pate the benefits guests United Abbot The Colle eville.—The Rt. Rev. Cel— States. SERVICE the SALES ("Id Hills was the } Built—Eternal Empire as Deutsch, Alcuin , which from membership in president, Abbot come . anxious visit St. O.S.B., Abbot of San particularly estino usi, to AAAAAAAAAAAAAA After the Confraternity. O.S.B., the dean’s office. in friendly relation- Beda in Manila, P. I., John’s abbey; monastery a Saturday afternoon, the The Married Ladies’ society on w game St. John’s ship the monasteries paid visit between short two to a will alumni their wives the and also assists in parish work, and He for abbey recently of has existed tour LITCIIFIELD part years. many as a gymnasium for gather in the merit an members special the personally thank Abbot major monasteries of the wished of to re- some social. informal Action, wards Catholic said for John’s Deutsch of St. Alcuin in America. A. PRODUCE C0. Father Oman. He reminded them Beda. designed done for San His America is all he has visit for to Two Bishops ‘Pope Sees that their principal efforts should I. fulfill threefold desire the Showing‘on to Celestine Continuous on Abbot for Sunday Starting 3:00 a P. M. was many at be in the direction of promoting Celestino; hopes of Abbot he Vatican City—Pius XII has part the former the to re- secretary years Prices Your Highest for We Pay monthly family Communion and the Eng- John perfect his of ceived audience mastery in Bishops to Spain, the of Montserrat in Abbot Two Shows Monday and Tuesday :30 nights 7 & daily Family Rosary. the at American Stanis- inspect Wheeling lish language, on J. Swint of and and O.S.B., Marcet, Rt. Anthony WOOL Rev. HIDES EGGS, POULTRY, abbeys monastic practices, and Plans hold Green Bay. He and made laus V. Bona of to served sub-prior at and then were a ' as 9:30 P. M. be- relationships establish good mission dis- also Gov. Dover of and received Paul of for number that monastery sausage supper a MINN. MELROSE, a in those his and play November. Massachusetts and his sister. tween monastery in he the time when At was years. Abbot San Beda, he elected of was Eagle Grey Family Reunion in holding the position of procurator Casinese the de- Rome of listed here general in ALEXANDRIA firms The MELROSE Ob- Primitive Congregation the of red' be be to me m 1' e serve accomplished He is an servance. HARDWARE distributing credit the his and has architect to when are you These Friendly Firms Business build- several monastic planning of dif-' the in patronage and Related Lines Hardware your ings. Appreciate/and Deserve Patronage Your HARDWARE OWN OUR business. lines of ferent in be back plans to The Abbot Melrose Christmas. by Philippines the j 7 Service Regardless of Distance r 0rdo SPRING ‘ COLD Daily Mass For ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME ‘ Firms Business Friendly These 14—Friday. Oct. St. Callistus ESTABLISHED 1st Patronage Your Deserve and Appreciate Mass feast. Gloria, I, Pope. of ALEXANDRIA, MINN. a Preface. Apostles’ Red vestments. 15—Saturday. Oct. St. Theresa, Ico. Virgin. Mass feast. Gloria. of PRAIRIE WENNER THE White vestments. LONG 16—Nineteenth Sunday Oct. Imp Furniture, Hardware, Ways- . Many So , In Special _ after Pentecost. Mass. Fuel, Furnaces. ments, an Gloria, 2nd Collect St. Hedwig, Plumbing. These Friendly Business Firms Trinity 3rd “Defend us,” Creed, Embalming Licensed Appreciate Preface. and Deserve Your Green vestments. Prod- Patronage Cold Granite Spring Spring Cold Phone 29 . Oct. 17—Monday. St. Mar aret Helpful Be Can *— ucts Mary, V i Mass of east. r g l n. Gloria. White vestments. Gray Diamon’d and WEBER Rainbow 0 LONG PRAIRIE Oct. Tuesday. St. Luke, 18 poultry feed » PETERSON DRUG — grit at or your Evangelist. Mass feast. Gloria, of dealer. STORE CLOTHING Creed, Preface. Red CREAMERY Apostles’ vest- COMPANY ‘ Cold ments. the from ends Mill 0 - Boys and Men for Clothes Oct. lit—Wednesday. St. Peter foundations, for plant Spring ASSOCIATION THE PRESCRIPTION STORE feast. ALBANY ‘ Mass of of Alcantara. walks, etc. driveways, oLouo‘ ST. Gloria. White SPRING vestments. COLD Phone 12 Long Prairie. Minn. granite-sand and John Thursday. St. Oct. Aggregate 20 0 Louellu Butter -— Morton Isle, Spring, Mass of‘ feast. Gloria. Cantius. Cold at ‘ Gold—PLATING—Silv‘e‘r Minnesota. White The vestments. Odessa, firms listed here and de- , Pasteurized Milk Nickel Hilarion, 21—Friday. St. Oct. Copper Brass _ (Caroline), Alberta, - TSCHIDA ler Canada; standing, Herman JOHN FAMILY of - THE be remembered to and Cream serve Abbot. Mass feast. Gloria, 2nd of CIBORIUMS Tschida, Anthony; John, St. Martin, Mélrose; Jr., CHALICES O Co. Eagle recently held their Granite Grey reunion at Spring .Cold St.‘ Ursula and Compan- a Collect when distributing CANDLESTICKS MONSTRANCES O you are Grey Eagle; Ben, Paul; Eagle; St. Joseph, Grey PHONE 18 us.” Pictured above, “Defend home. left right, front Collect ions, 3rd to row, Approval Obtained Ecclesiastical Eagle; Mrs. John Gangl, Nashwauk; Michael, Grey patronage in the dif- your John seated, Mrs. Leo Czech (Hilda), Blackduck; White vestments. are EISENSCHENK I J. FRANK Long MINNESOTA Prairie, Edward and Paul, Grey children died Minn. Eagle. Two SPRING- COLD ' I A Missal _ Robert (Mamie), St. Use Tschida, Sr.; Mrs. Schmitz How To ferent (From lines business. of m Spring”. Mine. in Tschida Tschida infancy. Mr. is Mrs. is Cold 84; 70. 418 Box Tschida, Steve Kuef— Co. Francis; Mrs. John Sr.;,Mrs. by E. M. Lohmann 19“.