C sri 1949 ' PAGE TWO THE CLOUD REGISTER Friday, November 11, Autumn Reminder St. Anthony's TSCHUMPERLIN-WILLIAMS sews!" 4 FUNERAL HOME SINCE 1873 GISTER Juan. . School Will Be Clouo . * . ST. When the accept we serious responsibili- of complete, ty a Enlarged '50 in funeral BISHOP service OF OFFICIAL PAPER THE OF ST. CLOUD our . decisions be Catholic. Press Society, Published Every Week by the Inc. must and Denver in Bannock Street, Colo. Publication: 938 accurate Office 1, of . . . accordance with (Continued From Page One) Bishop Joseph F. Busch, President ..Most Rev. D.D. wishes. Your ........................ your Thiebaut, P.A., V.G., C. St. Cloud; Advisory Board: Rev. used the first Rt. church. This as call brings' 160 to George Wadena; Very Rev.. Rauch, Plachfd, building later Rt. August become the Rev. to was sympathetic, ef- you Little Falls; Rev. Lambert J. Haupt, parish school Long Prairie; Ve’ry and is being used or ‘ illiams E. ficient Al J. Tschumperlin service. Very Peter Kroll, Zitur, Rockville; Rev. today parish hall. Francis Very Rev. as 3l5 a St. Germain Street Phone 160 Minn. St. Cloud, —— Ziolowski, J.C.D., St. Cloud. —— Cloud; S. Rev. T. St. Very In it decided 1922 begin to was , work basement church, with on a Vossberg, M.A. ..Rev. Roger Manager Business Editor and .... ...... .... the help of plans and specifications ..Lenarz and Sons, St. Cloud Advertising Agents Ship by PLUMBING KNAPP 8: .............................. by Leo drawn Schaeffer, archi- up Minn. Box St. Cloud, building, P.O. 229, Institute Editorial Offices: of St. Cloud. When the base- tect, Motor Transportation, Inc. Alaska; Canada,_ Mexico, $2.50, Price: $2.00 HEATING per year; church completed, the ment was $3.00, foreign .‘ - Edition, frame building became the parish . Raymond -NOUEJHBER , Cloud Register, St. Bros. The address changes of Send We to: Specialize in 3 school. , ' Colorado. 1620, Denver .1, Box ‘ ' Churches, Schools, Hospitals With the gradual expansion of Colorado Matter Denver, Post Office, Class Second Entered at as I so: 8th N. Av. Cloud Phone St. St. Cloud. .Mlan. the 510 end of the city, west St. An- _ thony’s parish faced with the was Remember of {Ire Souls problem of enlarging their school. . SEEIT w: As In 1928 plans made l to erect were SCHNEIDER FLOORING school 12-room around C0. the a ex- Faifhful isting basement church and later {he ‘ Depart-fed complete elaborate church to an ASPHALT—RUBBER ALUMINUM the WALL basement & TILE superstructure (continued over "From One) Page between the classrooms. 42,8 16th Ave. No. E Phone 1834-W St. Cloud, Minn. Prage oblation holy Your aims,- this .-and in by both departed, ’ful Construction prayers, rs charity stand them Thy for Christ. blood of of the may Began in 1929 thy thee shall be their to when stead, in great own. come case DINNDonF‘ In construction this 1929 of withal,'that thing thou the best remembér “But canst project begun by the Breaker v . was hast thyself, whilst thou do for thou all work (is canst to] Construction Minnea- now of company thy life, that this for thy full sins in The polis. plans do drawn by and time, to were penance W. Nairne Fisher, St. Cloud archi- hereafter.” these helps need of stand in soul ~ not may lack Owing of funds, how- tect. to WALLPAPER . . PAINT AND STORE church the not V ever, was com- "Private" Colleges Financial in Crisis eight pleted and only of the twelve Pittsburgh liberal Painting Contractor arts Paints Varnish.“ privately endowed the proposed classrooms majority of A great were com- —v. — pleted. 7 deficit. Many Imperial Washable Wallpaper operating this colleges country in are on a now left This classroom two-story a. academic ' the red before in the expected to Tel. others 435 ,_12 7th Ave. Cloud So. St. are go building the front of base- the at ' ends. church and the foundation ment .year. 4 l . , , M. Wriston, the this Dr. Henry basement of This given the sad by to report two- is rear portion. This is the 3“» the story way week. university, last of Brown president BIG \ Anthony’s existing St. church and SHIRT representative colleges study of 50 special by experts A .\ look today. school that ,“American conclusion resulted the in and universities Hinnenkamp Father Fred was first of St. Anthony’s. He financial pastor difficult cir- universities in colleges and are now succeeded in August, 1935, was cumstances.” ‘ ‘ Father J. Wildenborg, by . present _ the study found, the This crisis is most acute, among pastor. VALUE liberal small Roswell-supported public institutions, private Theater. Church-related institutions. One-Mun and colleges, certain art and uni- Catholic colleges include would (The latter _9ur versities.) \ Shakespeare Gives \, These member the situation, Wriston, of ‘Dr. the improve To heavy weight, plaid full a cut, study, urged two who the steps: made commission flannel shirts perfect for all are Onumia Drama at the and in laws Revision of income ' more tax economy They around softly wear. are . colleges. . . - both sides ‘for napped extra on liberalized “brought. to should and be laws Tax up A Shake- Onamia. one-man —— and warmth they comfort, and said. .He individual donations, he date” to more are encourage theater presented “The spearean individ- of Venice” students for private Merchant in returns per-centlimit tax to sturdin tailored for called the 15 long wear. Oct. of seminary here 31. Crosier five-per-cent limit corporate the uals, donations, and an theater Jack The . buttoned 2 pockets was one-man roomy ' obsolete.” “long ,“anachronism” and alone dramatizes in‘ who all Rank, Plaids Support colleges, Wriston Dr. of the public 0 Greater Red the characters id succession of re. Shakespearean ‘ This is done play. understood the if public the forthcoming would be declared, a . Blue‘Plaids ‘ makeup, by changing costumes, flail: importance higher educa- main‘taininga‘sound- system of of “wag” . 'mw ‘ «as, {yoga-'1“. rapidly that-the and personality _.«éld.uav2. . , so . Sizes l-c m 1410 17% q.. tion. ‘ is breathless. He leaves audience v totalkphilan- Falls [Fransolions _- ..__-....-—~ share of the smaller speaking the familiar The colleges in the stage get . Regularly priced $2.49 a Little at of personality and V lines :con'tribiitions'today he than they did the re- in one thropic past, as- $1.98 . moment . the almost next nters serted. different entirely portraying an co-operative universities and" should adopt Colleges pro- Nov. character. Plan Operetta 13 'II, 1 projects, continued. of University he graduate the of educational in various A grams began his Jack Rank Nebraska, called without depriving possible also Economies were Little falls—Seniors in St. school Francis’ high will “theater.” He Kate Knese is By 16 years ago. the decried services. Wriston Dr. of students necessary of under the auspices working/now Polished 'Pebbles, present comic Operetta in acts by two a extravagant” practices “wholly and lec— of department concerts cam- now common on many Otis M. Carrington, Nov. 11 and 13 at 8 on pm. University of Minne- the of tures ‘ puses. ' Oct. '28) Register the of (Based With constantly recurring theme of the of farm joys on a , sota. ' in observed, particularlytrue, he the construc- This is 1.l COmmunists do The not want " life, which the.ch.orus emphasizes buildings in the construction Cage “monumental” of of tion Squad Catholics be Chinese martyrs; ex- to John's or Several St. by such “Oh, songs as (b) free; they be (a) them luxurious dormitories. Econ- want to‘ and football stadiums pensive What Happy Life the out a on ) emigrants. (c) apostates; Polished Farm,” Pebbles will lov’vering educational effect without could into omies be put pro- 40-min- vide fitting entertainment for all, .Recently granted 2. a Week declared,‘adding: Wristoh standards, Dr. Practice Ends lst Holy. Father but special interest who with the for those audience ute their of could cent least 10 “The colleges at per save committee of the Congressional rural life promote movement. was a saving efficiently. would That Fifty;six budget operating in members of the senior mean a (c) 10- (a) 5; (b) 7; class participating in the education.” dollars for higher are million (Canada). of 100 Alberta’s greatest op- 3.‘ year a be that the tailed either Bonsn principals By JERRY eretta in the may program the demonstration as religious MINNESOTA ST. CLOUD, be of scholarships the form was re- Although federal aid in may their problems. An to auxiliary chorus cast ex- answer or Crusade; as Family Rosary mem- university’s (a) St. John’s cent eager Wriston -should be aid warnedthat such advisable, Dr. difficult pro-confer- not ceptionally bers. St. the Shrine of its (b) pilgrimage completed to asketball squad most arranged schedule been Mushel has had been taken Fae and safeguard Dorothy Porten. untilwevery made, available to ence (c) de Beaupre; to this Anne tour practice period of strenuous athletic director, both Falls, Hiller of Little by and the the of the are .with independence institu- Quebec.’\ pro- the gruel- interference the preparation for week in prevent VI. if duction which will, Labelle Eull, George Durenberger, W St. managers. A that lies grind ing conference Bishops Czecho-Slovakia 4. The tion. Michael, partially, isthe least, publicity chairman. successful, at over- Hiller and Mentor John secretly cir- ahead of told their in priests Priests ..Crosier a Clarice Zimmer, Elk of,experience. ‘River, heads lack the Johns’ come Are Chosen Johnnies dis- with the should (a) culated that his charges, letter they the committee, Doris costume and the lack of height, To overcome in of offered; playing rapid the increases accept Ivms some progress wage Weier, Mineral Point, Wis., is Bluejays develop hope the to an of- workouts your (b) reject the increases spirited the most wage chairman of the stage long-range attack that effective crew. Parishes For Diocesan Two whatever they fered (c) choose peddler has intinerant word ever ‘0 the from will opponents prevent preferred. witnessed. (loss Big Enters» , Scotland of is 5. The patron under their defense in drawing offensive Drilling chiefly college train- upon school and high One) his From. Page (Continued Polycarp; (b) St. (a) St. Patrick; - the constructed around where tall the basket, ..“w mas- men maneuvers are Lawrence’s in‘St. college, Ving. enrolled St. (c) Andrew. Cloud Couhcil Merle Micheau, the sive pivotman, effective. _ St. most ' Calvary, WIS-y he took Mt- Where of philosophy After I two yea‘rs Fulton, member of E. D. 6. a Johnnies through hustled group a. Joh‘h's Colle St. university, at Parliament, is the Canadian ‘ try- e- ..169',’0|d‘Grods’ , sessions basic fundamental of un- Schmitz entered Father ville, t publication sale ing make the e to Challis or Hil- Coach do watchful of the Another large of candidates class eye Crosier Fathers novitiate of the in - ~comics punishable by (a) of crime indicated that that strongly ler received into the St. Cloud ,Qnamia, he also where 1927 in was imprison- death; years’ (b) two Dame star, Hiller, Notre former gsnights of Columbus council Homecoming Oct. At He studies theology. pursued his in $1,000 fine. (c) ment; the hustl- should of have most priesthood ordained the" to one the/greatest defend- was One 7. of league'again the The ing ball clubs in members Ralph St. John’s abbey. June 5, 1933, at new are tables designed health Distinctiver of the for man ers average , I l' F Braun, J. Chmiclew- I Avpn; Henry this the His first appointment season. was living on prof- against the “big for greater precautions room II (I 5 . . . ski, Thurston DeLong, Ona- A. Leonard staff of Crosier seminary in them! therefore ‘ beauty! See its” who Inexperience, Face was processors, and E. Helmin, In he Richard Lewandowski, 1937 mia for two ' years.‘ was in' the his office thrown .of out ~- Ohe) P. August Wallack, Raphael J. Lack of Height Mathias’ LAMP TABLES of St. parish, made pastor (Continued From Page Drug Pure Food and bureau, > was Wiltgen, and J. stationed Walter Wiltgen, Ft. Ripley, where he was (a) Dr. Wiley; (b) Harvey W. the needs the spiritual of all and Mahogany, Walnut In on of Foley; Nelson, all. Leslie obstacles the Col- He was.made Maple The three perky for greatest A'photograph of '- pas- years. Miller; A. E. your ‘ Watson B, (c) woodsl Maple A large so. Huth'é’tor Howard Father wimp“; had and Lake; Joseph R. Lake in 1940 Gannon, Minne- their in Moose legians in efforts face choose ‘ must for lection to wel- would you Staley. youngster be ‘ , O.F.M.,'the chaplain School, of the position until his appointment apolis; John Maurice, that J. Monti— from‘. formidable mold quint in- to Jesus Lord are The Feast of Our a 8. the Grandparents comed by $1995 this Wahkon. cello; Walter week and Bukoskey, Leon- to Bel— and'lack height. experience honorary member; and Father of and established Christ the King was gift the It . this Christmas. is ard. Greenwood, James Kot— R. contribution St. John’s grade’s Steines Father to E; the Jubilee Year, (a) in last 1900; C.lRamacher Sartell, of former Clair smith, Ray Peterson, Trunk, special signifi- that has basketball, Borgerding, is George (b) (c) 1925. a 1910; ' religion Francis' instructor TABLES at St. END Ordained in 1938 Ray F. Underwood, and Frederic squad only the the real veteran of “To 9. stream start on new a cance. high ' school. Virnig, all of Princeton; of woods In vast Mic-beau is the lone member and array workers into the important jobs a Steines Father J. y A. was or- p Harry finishes Christ N. Bidingcr, Eugen J. and for to the'Iging procession A of you The h six-two. professions that and and form 1938, Hastings, dained in June, 5 at o m p o 0 re over s con- froml select Borgert, Ben F. Brzinski, Ev ett I guards, Pollei Rich Raw— Him, Jack dedication public” and and together thinking the is trol the of to He born June 1912, Neb. 19, $1295 a I was J. DeZiel, James C. Fischer, Au- John Siminicb, and Center guidance lings, He attended the 50 Most St. Kilian, Minn. of the in with"'Benediction of. purpose career Hinnenkamp, Jay gust A. Kee- Ed Stratford, His schools planned (a) Forwards Marty Cashman, Wis. the and grade school in by govern- Sacrament, the Blessed followed" ville, Frank Kujawa, Edward J. included of Jack Linnen all high school (b) Knights Columbus; Chambers, and ment; one years banquet. O. Neeser, Robert Nicol, Edward 'six Pontifical college, Jo- Christophers. in the (c) but around mark year hover the foot , Harold 0. Raftis, Peters, Gerald A‘short musical and dramatic and three ‘A called sephinum, at "the 10. often than have years man, more year no one seen - Frank L. Sauer, Schneider, U. Ar- Onamia. seminary, Crosier piano,” died program soul of the who daughters the Blujays, which serviCe and, in of for art prep to a Schoenecker,» thur Raymond Schoe- college He his at spent two Catholic after living Oct. 1849, 17, Hiller, Borgerd- years the of add to the alumnae of appeared woes pre- was necker, Undersander, Henry F. completed his studies Crosier and Church, outside the for six and Micheau feet was ing is under years 1 sented of the Sunday after- John E. Westra, and Robert E. part as for the priesthood Immaculate at Chopin; (b) Frederic Ignace (a) sophomore. In short, St. is only a The‘littl‘e musicians John J. noon all St. Cloud; White, of program. Conception in Hastings, P'aderewski; monastery Franz Liszt. (c) will have single John’s not man a and Clare- Bednark and Jomarre Hunt, Jr., Joseph D. Shannon, were Neb. 0N ANSWERS P. 3 entire the varsity who possesses on Mueller Har- piano soloists, and Joseph; Ro- Raymond St. Stock, From September, Octo- 1939, to Chil‘hat‘t both height experience. 'and Colonial In Period, berta and Gami‘adt, Rollin J. Judy old Blattner and Dr. Funds Benefit Father ber, 1940, Steines Fete styling! was pro- Modern to or To these difficulties, Alvin vocal' soloists. I“ counteract Patricia Rapids; and Houle, Sauk .non Sacred fessor Heart seminary, at Johnnies de‘ the have outlined and Gustafson both Mary Hennen, enter; Watkins. a Ind. Ft. Wayne, He assist- Circle’s was Work an Mission tained with readings. Theresa Mal- in Staples October, from 1940, ir ant ,ley of Nashwauk, junior St. at a June, administra- and 1941, to was Francis’, also performed the at Valley—Proceeds from Browns and of the parishes in Bertha tor iano. Interpreting of the Soft Tints In by sponsored, card party one Clarissa from mem— October, 1940, a to the from coming operetta, ances mission Barbara’s St. cir- bers of September, Since Septem- 1941. Brush, 01' Heavy Oils Polished Pebbles, An- Betty cle used buy will be to were ma- more ber, Father Steines has been 1941, derson of Little Falls and Joan the circle’s mission terials for out use the MIMIC! teaching staff of Crosier Suess Buckman. of ' on , held cnmsruas in work. The the party was 0106 R4; e LAY-AWAY seminary, and in Onamia, has been closed' church is farewell St. Anthony’s coloring A the of .Our basement tea A ac- . PLAN 5:3 m; tivities. charge the parish in Wahkon. Oct. 30. of ‘ the finest . . . ssv- 415m» and costs no OTTO BERRY BILL By $30 more. / , > ., ,ION 0‘,‘ QUALITY COMPARE OUR FINEST WITH THE . . . COSTS NO MORE 1T ltlll ill/ll Nll PHOTOGRAPHER Phone 146 it’s, 908 Phone Minn. 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