.THE CLOUD REGISTER ST. Friday, PAGE I949 November 11, FIVE sronr the OU’r momma-mu Mothballs of the for ‘The Propagation Society SHORTS THE BONLIN COMPANY , Faith, (legal Title) Oithe Inc, Manufacturers of ‘- By JERRY Boasn Sash' Doors Interior Finish Building Institute . Football . . . . . Season in Review 535 E. St. Germain St. Cloud CLOUD, MINN. ST. Now that the 1949 Catholic high school football has been and Foreign Missions season Home completed, analysis of this LITTLE an FALLS year’s pigskin activities reveals Director FRANK. Diocesan REV. HENRY that the Central Catholic confer- again underwent hectic ence a These 40.00 deceased) .......$ Friendly Member (living Business Perpetual Firms or gridiron campaign that the ..... saw 1.00 Member (1 year) Ordinary Appreciate and Deserve Your Islanders Patronage of De La Salle and the ....................... ..... .. Family Mem- Membership (known the Special Cretin Raiders continue to as monop- .Musun olize the league, although the enrolled, bership—besides the nine pen- WALGREEN one umi’HONE 8 DRUGS in doubt nant right down to ,lh was deceased, be enrolled MIN-N.— others, living AGENCY may FALLS, or the final day of conference activ- 6.00 fl 'one year)‘ for ities. Prayerbooks, Rosaries and Other ................................. ......... .. Religious Articles \- of for the education Perpetual Burse This A diocese’s two representa- \ young a tives in CCC, the Cathedral high _-‘1 PHOTO priesthood ..$l,500.00 FINISH INC—FAST sunv. for the man .. ............................ Cyrran Studio ICE EXPERT HANDLING. En- and St. John’s Prep, with met — ,4 75.00 of catechisl for the For support close 89c with each We one year roll. will a do.- I. diversified fortunes. ...... .. velop and return prep-id. postage .I‘I student through scholarship supporting A one The Crusaders, after giving , ’ Phone 866 125 E. Brand's! 600.00 his seminary indications that course it its was on ..... .......................... ., .. the conference charm, to way "Bares Hardware Co. : w. c. WEBER, pionship, struck ,ssndbar Agent in a. thing? Who cares? Who prays? God's Armistice midstresm the form in of an un- Who weeps? Hardware Coal and Nov. day, solemn 11, A D very fortunate accident General the key Insurance to perhaps remember So could thoughts. of the and we brings f men of their attack, Quarter- man Home Appliances day, these bottle- FINANCING Armistice .wro- ideal. women,who died for have on back Bob an Borgert, and promptly Maytag Washing } Machines Christ who, strained warriors of HOUSE LOANS For of matter moments, sunk we pause the depths into of s. Davy Bottl- Gas g. st’}:heir for love of Him, remained ' and “W” work other activity 5‘9 E. mm t. 117 s. in Jones’ locker finish tie or in Telephone our ‘5 Little ram. Minn. to D a . knowing they that would posts their briefly sacri- meditate for the cellar with Thomas' St. on die! probably And of them has for what many fice; it meant academy. us on BROS. did die; and dying EIOH to- the Studebaker and many Cars Trucks for are & for and country our After defeating Duluth Cathe- now! Theyusk that day! Right not of silence world. A few moments dral, Winona Cotter, the Joh‘nnies, International Trucks them medals give words brothers who have We even or think of to our and S.P.A. in succession, Fresh- of but only that praise, McCormick Implements Perhaps remem- we their lives for given us. Coach Ralph Opatz’ hit eleven man ber! And pray! So little do for to dough- think shall of GARMENTS who YEARS AGO Bell, plays Mrs. Skinner production, OF Will in the and son or J 25 we a the skids with sickening thud, a thank much! Let God that father, us husband, priest, so who hat used ter, by Mrs. Kiess in A. 1923 a chiefly because Borgert’s a of in- at a by juniors onifaceis wears be of St. B high a a worn have and bpys and FOR FIFTYoSEVEN- YEARS OVER women, the we men All nation, neighbor. wedding; Lois Bell, the stewardess in the play, who jury. The squad over by St. a upset was Cold Spring, they sch’ool, when Our Hearts present who girls like missioners, SIMflNET FUNERAL HOME do- they are what our people will holds dress that stop. someone’s wedding dress are Thomas’ in ill-fated the homecom— a was the public Were Young and Gay Friday and their unafraid to remain to at posts, on think. Some ing—and ing and tussle then fell pray. los- may apart, and Marcella back in Eisenzimmer, 1924; stage Sunday evenings o’clock. Pictured above 8 select- man— Christ, at die and unafraid for His to who We know veteran ing the co-champions, Cretin to Economical young a. Dignified Personal Service ing dresses the play left for right, Elaine to souls! for mission — -- are, ager. o‘clock church 11 and De La Salle. and at Melrose. Al- to Telephone 666 some goes Little F ails, Minn. ZOO-Student all those for and Daughters Nov. 11, though St. Cloud’s Catholic school prays on Prepared take Catholic glnclude of Service the Hall. to In Isabella can proper way. his the war—in died in who have exhibited flashes its spectacular of for giving thanks them He pre-homecoming place. form it did Everyday never could "It him. back the their lives for get winning side, miss- on — Candidates Initiate A. J. SMITH C0. ing Borgert’s he easily been me!" influentual have New John’s St. Plans. presence. con- so Liturgy could easily fided And it Henry, Clete to Don Reisdorf, and so us. -‘ have been Jerry Skillingstead too. the back- in John Deere Farm Implements us and Tractors and be shed Daughters of Isabella few St. Cloud A field, tears and Jim Sexton, truly great may a class candidates But there initiated of 37 Complete Repair life before. Service will and Parts end; Tom Krebsbach, and under— a about go on Collegeville.‘ ll Acting the house students 200 in upon —— Knights Columbus hall their in the of others who have given rated Tom McAlpin Cathe- ‘were are adVice. of architects, the building double LITTLE FALLS A. J. ADAMS, SJ. rooms. including of thought recently, live: who dral’s performers. consistent not a group can- too most of St. are committee John’s university The basement floor will ——- con- didates Princeton. from for of prayed for wept has on revised its or 5 original plans or * * IE and study and tain recreation facil- made of Announcement that died Nov. They was 11. a too is Johnnies Fought considering Hard residence hall so ities SHOP AT THE for day students and will now a (Second in Series) with meeting Duluth in the Their others might live. a na- north was of university war the auditorium directly playing to open on a St. John's again il- Prep Caroline Mrs. Man- tional regent, Victor Clothing Liturgy however. Co. pertains the formal, once destruction, to of not directly above the field'now the one occupied fresh- by area now occu— lustrating vividly what fighting Bruning, ning. Mrs. Otto regent, social, that is, worship of they a They healed, killed; group, not pied by handball con- barracks. courts. man capable team-is of doing, rapped Frances Drinkwine, and God. It past finds its highest loved, destroyed; they soled, re- expres- not Architectural It is estimated sketches that half of the the dope bucket now will both its are Stella Maris chapter, for of gent of sion in the holy sacrifice of the lives, They their hated. not gave being developed consideration for cost,of the building will be raised "THE upsetting BIG NEW victories, Thomas’ STORE THAT BUILT” attend. St. VALUE Mass. Participation in the Mass but for land flag, for not or a a the of by committee. contributions from alumni and Cretin, and Donahue, and losing Cathe- Miss Mary to is man’s greatest and most im- prayer IN 'LITTLE FALLS than ideal eternal any more an friends the university. of dral According and chairman, powerful De La Salle. tentative plans, front announced to of worship portant act indi~ a new They their flag. an as country gave or The committee appointed by the the building will of three weeks’ recitation the Rosary Johnnies, consist 15 of vidual and of the member hu- The ARROW SHIRTS under the popular STETSON and HATS these ass souls, priests for lives alumni president, Fred Hughes, and and the conversion stories basement will of for and . peace Chub Ebnet, fought hard all man a , race. who thought brothers and sisters BOTANY “500” SUITS year “CHAMP” HATS Cloud, college St. the last met at Russia. long, and, barring Full-blossomed foolish start, liturgical much it to too a poor wor- too not Cardinal nor week CLIPPER CRAFT SUITS and decided select Spellmon to an Mrs. John Beuning and Mrs. ' performed credits.ny ship all INTERWOVEN sox of God is the of antidote And who thinks for Christ! for die season alumnus locality in each act to Leonard De Golier charge MUNSINGWEAR in were secularism. long. Their victory the But there be strong Nov. them 11, over irow, can no any on or chairman for the campaign on Autumn flowers area. of the social hour. as OSHKOSH B’GOSH UNDERWEAR Raiders kept Cretin such glorious from gaining worship of God if ' day? other Tolk will Prologue Each local chairman organize Halloween symbols the and were to the liturgy undisputed is i of the confined Sun- China to in SHOES ' this ROBLEE WORK Yet, es s CLOTHES p s e s o n moment the local alumni and friends of very decorations. day alone. laurels. is league’s It physically top and places other and in and Korea drive. university of the in support Installation of officers will new psychologically impossible to in Communists c6n- Halfbacks Villandre where the Arden and re- Mindszenty Book pointed the Mr. Hughes to are out be held Nov. 30. ourselves turn completely God to Clecho-Slova- Johnny Hendrickson Poland and the troI—in committee that immediate action were Sunday if for six days of the LONG Latvia—and on Junior Jays’ line Esthonia, standouts. The “PRAIRIE kin, in the is because, from apart urgent Held Open House week take for that granted priests itself, we played well in almost in‘ Lithuania, Russia - buildings secured from every game temporary Catholics Of lives special interest belong to completely our and brothers and it difficult and select and sisters to many uni- federal the the s government, one School Perhum ourselves to do with them to At is prologue the by Cardinal Fran— them with another in the Iaity Johnnie These as of tor- the Friendly Business Firms added its are man over versity has to not aca- please. we tormented; they line. and cis Spellman, tured Archbishop New of buildings floor demic are space or Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Possibly suffer- the unbelievable biggest II! ll! ill two ob- undergoing enrollment Meanwhile, York, 1928. Stephen since to Swift’s The Car- Perham.—Open house the was stacles who And to true Sunday too! Year of Paradoxes worship they die and ings, college and dinal’s Story: The both preparatory Work in Life and order the day in St. Henry’s of working their conditions raises that anything? Who are that doubled during school has of Joseph, Cardinal. Mindszenty, says able Had Cretin been to get school recently. call late for Saturday night does and/ Who protest? PETERSON in lONG Voice PRAIRIE published or by the Macmillan time. any- com- St. John’s it would have past \ DRUG Parents and friends the Sunday of labor, and recreational pu- Archbishop Spellman’s pany. pro- gone all the De La Salle. way. on of A. habits D. pils the schoolrooms C’. visited while that keep Falls the worshipers Fergus logue, titled “Rebellion Ty- up to CREAMERY the COMPANY other hand, could have copped late Saturday classes in session. At the night, inducing them were Is Obedience God,” rants to was the bunting if the Islanders had plan close of school, joined to the sisters frequent‘week-end originally delivered excur- a as sermon defeated Cretin. ASSOCIATION ' hall, sions and the visitors the school neglect in ' altogether, Mass THE PRESCRIPTION' STORE by the Archbishop in Patrick’s St. Members John’s, New Welcome St. had if it Cath- beaten leave to Mass early where members of the Christian visit- to or Cathedral, New go York. Pull-Io. Phone 12 Long Minn. edral, would have tied for the ing top lunch traveling.- Mothers’ served and or group a F eyewitnesses t t fur- Louella Butter. o r y w o and thus its co-champion- - repeat Father Nicholas Donnay, pastor, Enough has been said previously nished the facts which Stephen on ship but the Borgert- of 1948, brief talk. gave a to point K. out Swift bases fallacy The the Cardinal’s of secu- , The firms listed de- Pasteurized here Milk Crusaders paced tough Caspers, Clare E. school too Mrs. Teachers in St. Henry’s ard Beyers, Falls—Impressive Fergus were re-, Story. During trip recent Eu- to larist thinking that a rememberled for the Jays. And if Borgert had encourages Raymond Neese, Mrs. Sister James Charita, first include Find‘Cream Chester Mrs. Oct. ceremonies here 2'? ception to‘ be especially for the serve rope this sort of behavior, purpose, We - been hurt, the St. Cloud are Schiller, team con- Mrs. Leslie and grades; Sister not Oelslager, second Mary of another brought new Mr. Swift group talked with of cerned with many positive when distributing now might Harold have ended are a pro- Mrs. Scott, George, third and grades; top. you Mrs. Merle fourth PHONE 18 of St. into the Court on members these people and carefully checked to Sunday restore all its to gram Harold Young- Gratis, Witteman, Mrs. Sister fifth and sixth Daughters of Catholic The Cabrini, incidents great variety of in dif- patronage the reports. Long and authenticated their your splendor and refreshing qualities. Prairie, Minn. Zeiher, Miss Victor Mrs. and Sister Consuella, hans, grades; which make the ingredients America. of sev- He has their up into accounts woven ‘ferent lines a business. of A book could be written the Spies. and Miss Evelyn eighth Instrumen- Rita Boyle, and grades. enth football on is of pennant Out-of—town unified the speakers of Cardinal Mind- story at a race one subject of work worship; and took initiation ceremonies the choir tal music and parish The the main attractions the of are who szenty, valiantly, through- Alice Lundberg, \vere Mrs. game. event so actually book has been written Lady of hall of Our the direction Sister Ray~ place in the under of a Unlike theatrical entertainment, his life, has fought for his Moorhead, and out of district deputy, it. .It is entitled Men At Work on Victory church. mond. the improbable MELROSE and often faith, for freedOm, and for Griffin, state‘secre- can, very Mrs. Agnes peace. Worship, At by the Rev. Gerald Requiem happen. does, And that is Stephen Both women Perham. one tary, of K. Swift, born in were Ellard, was S.J., Assists Nephew noted historian, li- football at why irre- is Earl An- Hungary, gift Mrs. but- presented by reason so hasvlived in Amer- a turgist, and writer. sistable. These Friendly Business Firms Fa- ica for local grand regent. 25 is derson, He author- years. an We shall begin with the prob- I. I. * also Jty political H. Wessling,‘ pastor, an deconomic ther B. af- on Mother Elmdole For of 12 Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage lem of recreation, which has de~ Crusaders Charity Play for fairs in Central and Eastern gathering. addressed~the Eur- Iteriorated “wreckreation.”There to ope. / Fitz- under Jim The Crusaders. r Plans Discuss Will be yelps howls and and some ,vvv‘vvvvv harris, their 1949—50 basket- vvvvy_vv opens accusations of .old-fashionedness, Elmdale.—Mrs. Barbara Kop- (Marie) and Paul, Minneapolis; Breckenridge For Card Party I EMP Scouts Friday opposite ball next but season I challenge FOR!) the AA‘AAAA loudest yellers Mrs. Thomas Trutwin (Agnes) St. ka, lifelong member Ed- of The St, Paul, Monroe. proceeds \ t9 forth with clear, Griffin, financial logical, come Miss Helen Ed and Mrs. Gorka (Barbara), Hbld of Duy, ward’s arish and mother Melrose toward the I 12 the will MEMORIAlS, Communion for Inc. Motor Co. game go the to the Perham sincere of Joseph arguments court, Swan River, and and Tony, answers secretary laid living ildren, to charities, rest Infantile Paralysis c was I shall an, in business short of: also Elmdale. Thirty-six grandchildren guest. A propose support was a following Solemn Requiem here extremely worthy Display MELROSE. Banning MINN. 1) Handicraft cause. II Saturday weddings; reception followed the also survive. meeting Phone 171 Melr‘ose, Minn. Mass Oct. 31. ’ WE SPECIALIZE abolishing 2) [N MEMORIAL! Crusaders’ schedule this late The for Saturday She also leaves night discussed hold the following ’ and plans to a were FOR CATHOLIC 'ana CEMETERIES Mrs. late Kopka, wife of the shows; SALES SERVICE 3) closing follows: and taverns by brothers sisters: Adam, 10 Flint, public card year party. Empire Built—Eternal the Hills as Breckenridge. Frank Kopka, died in the home Girl of Scouts Saturday; of Mich; William, Sauk Rapids; Mrs. p.m. on C.H.S. Basketball Schedule — evening. the concluded A tea AAAAAAAAAAAA‘A her daughter Minneapolis in St. Mary’s Petter Thommes, St. on Cloud; Mrs. Purposely school climaxed I their have these made Winifred Miss Hostesses were Nov. Monroe—~here 18—St. Paul She Oct. 27. born in Wiscon— was Nicholas Grundhofer, _ Buckman; items negative to allow observance for of national Girl Edward O’Meara, Scout and Mines. Casey LITCHFIELD room in 23—La .Crosse Aquinas— sin 1873. Nov. and Mrs. Charles Morgan, Sauk debate, and the better focus to Miss Gus Sauer. Ralph Sinner, and week by receiving Communion Minneapolis auditorium to- nephew of Mrs. Kopka, Rapids. ~ A Father A brother, John, died 10 thepositive later. Much on pret- poured. Winifred Casey gether in their parish church last Francis Donnelly Hohn offered 25—Crosby—here Nov. of zel logic years ago. be advanced in can Rich- Mrs. The members Sunday, sup- called Girl Scout Sunday. new are puonucn the Funeral Mass, assisted by co. Plans 29—Staples—there Nov. of Saturday ort wedding§ and The little boys’ choir hymns Father sang Oliver Kapsner, O.S.B., of Dec. 2—Open Siegel ate warming A. S. of theater and tav— the at 8 o’clock Mass. An exhibit Collegeville, nephew of the late 6—Minneapolis South—here Dec. a seats, but I have ern doubts Poet’s Corner no of the girls’ handcrafts dis- We Pay Highest Frank K0 ka, deacon, and Prices for Your was on 9—Crosier—here about Dec. as people’s finding much more play last Week Norton’s bakery. at Pau Father Surek, subdeacon. Benedict Talks happiness St. Paul—here Dec. 10—-—North St. in straight logic.—(Rev. POULTRY, and EGGS, HIDES The WOOL is troop under the direction of Twelve children, including A. Dec. 13—Melrose—here J. Adams, SJ.) a Mrs. M. J. Buscher and Mrs. John Benedictine survive. They Austin Dec. 17—St. Augustine’s, nun, are Living (To be MINN. continued) Michels. MELROSE, Sister Ludwina, Watkins; John, New ——there St. Joseph—Arthur S. Siegel, Are alive to nature Mrs. L. (Jane), Casey you Mrs. Ray Y0rk¥ Bethlehem— Dec. 18—Fairbault ArtiSt Gives photographer and designer, and the and birds will To trees Kohout (Rose), and Margaret, St. there make two-day visit the College flowers? to a Paul; Mrs. Anthony Szezech (Ger- 21—Alumni—here Dec. of St. Benedict Friday and Sat- The firms MElROSE listed here de- on trude), Mrs. the and Ollie Anderson Do watch 6—De stars Selle—there moon La Jan. you urday, Nov. He 18—19. ‘will speak Recital sometimes Collegeville 10—Cold Spring—here bered Jan. be to serVe r eme m of and demonstrate problems John Winkel in on afar? Dies glimmer from As they HARDWARE Agnes’—-there Jan. 13—St. photography and when art. distributing children's smiles alive Are you are to you 20—St. Thomas’———here Jan. Born Detroit, woes? in Mich, and their mighty edu- Or to Hsrdwsre snd Related Line- in the dif- 24—St. John’s—there patronage Jan. your Breckenridge; In cated of the University dawn Michi- the at of Do OUR OWN HARDWARE Collegeville.—Luigi you sense 27—Cr‘etin—here ' Jan. Silva, infithe university auditorium. ferent lines mem- business. of and Wayne university, friendship Mr. Sie- gan ber Melroso of the Spring—there 31—Cold ’ faculty Jan. of David Manns Silva spent four days St. at has gel worked Life, for Saturday goes? As passing school, 3—De La Salle—here New stranger Feb York musw city, vis- a John‘s, taking Resident short long-Time from rest a Evening Post, Architectural For- an the beauty Are alive Ited St. John’s John’s—here to Feb. 7—St. abbey univer- you and active life teacher and artist. as .and a other periodicals. His um, and lay, Heard in Thomas’——there story 10—St. Feb. To gain his rich pictures have been in musical exhibited the back- SAUK RAPIDS of daring love and To the tales 14—St. Agnes’—here Feb. ground, Mr. Silva began the study today? Breckenridge—Funeral services simple Or 17—Cretin—there‘ Feb. song a of music the at of five. His for John Winkel, long-time age resi- alive creation Are to 21—Open Feb. you Firms skill ‘with the cellor developed These Friendly Business too? dent and businessman here, And Creator, its were 23—Clarissa—two Feb. games spite of his unusually 1n small held 'in Mary’s church desired St. Oct. 29. oft Ah! He has ' 5—Regional 3, 4, Mar tourney Deserve Appreciate and Your Patronage hands; in fact because of this Riley dis- Father Patrick offered the be To alive in you. 19, 11—State tournament Mar 9, advantage the soloist developed Winkel . his Requiem Mass. Mr. died f , Wencil Rian. —Mrs. special playing Oct. after illness 26 of three own technique. an 4 CLOUD ST. weeks. Research, patience, hard and 1 SAUK RAPIDS Wife, HDWE. C0. Colorado work paid Born in Harlan, Kans, May 25, off Mun, Luigi for Silva, for ELECTRIC C0. 1 h1s 1878, Mr. Winkel married the agcomplishments with his - Electrical Contractors Catherine Schott chosen‘string former Breck- of instrument include Bring Converts, Many and Major Residential Commercial Hardware, Appliances, Furniture 4 enridge Oct. 25, 1910. Mrs. Win- only not unusual technical skill but - Industrial Wiring kel survives with Adrian, also : thorough knowledge one son, 'of musi- a Faith Study True Rapids; Minn. To ’Sauk 375 Phone * 2543 Tel. St. Cloud who Rep. is Eugene secretary to cal composition and arrangement. _ McCarthy Washington, in D. ‘_ C. He has arranged composi- many D . Colo.—A and Three other Jerome, tlons Denver, John, for the cello. , man sons, HOME MODERNIZING 0 ;; and preceded converted Joseph, their father his wife, who ’were Cloud Ambulance Besides listed de- St. The firms here concert work and teach- HOME FINANCING 0 ' in death. being active in the Protes- after . Mr. Silva is presently doing ing, J. ANDERSON remembered F. be to tant ministry, have brought 36 Service serve research encyclopedic work on Catholic an in the Church within converts LUMBER C0. Famed distributing When string Artist instruments. This on you are com- Olson. Mgr. They K. r. the Mr. and past year. are prehenswe study will include his- dif- the patronag in BUILDING MATERIAL Bowser Francis Mrs. of this Your e Phone 513W tory, technique, and other Speak Bookshop informa- To of city. ferent business. lines of tion PAINT AND COAL stringed instruments. on Sauk‘ Rapids, Minn, _ Since their conversion, the While St. John’s, at Silva dis- Telephone Cloud, Minn. 180 St. Arthur Siech S. Bowsers have been busy talking =3:— cussed Miss Ade Bethune will speak ,with Father James the es- their new-found faith , with over Bookshop tablishment the St. Cloud at Nov. of Catholic Artists’ Museum of Modern Art -.New in Schellinger a UNION STATE BANK Bros. L‘uigi friends, relatives, and acquain- OSCAR KRIEG sun bureau. 29. An of“ organization this York, where in the some are now tainces. kept They have Father‘ kind, said Father James, This would famous artist is coming collection. Since 1945 permanent sity BUILDERS SAUK RAPIDS, MINN. Joseph last P. S.S., Trude], chaplain week of Father guest as a InsuranCe Loans central clearing house from Newport, R. has served for 1., where he head she of Design, mean a, as James Mercy - of hospital, busy Kelly, in- O.S.B., head St. of Reliable Contractors Insurance & the Loans whole would has country and her studio and edits the Chicago. allow ' John’s structing the persons they have music department. Estate Auction Real Sales Catholic institutions Catholic facil- Art Quarterly. greater - He writes regularly 2355W for Popular Phone I started the road Catho- to » His on visit MEMBER highlighted FEDERAL DEPOSIT was by ity in securing Catholic artists for Plan a 8 and to Photography, Magazine, licism. at Design 121 14th Ave. So. ‘Clond t. Phone 1501 Sauk Rapids come p.m. " ‘cello recital the CORPORATION evening INSURANCE Nov. of 2 performances.- guest bring friend! and Arts and Architecture. s. , 1 l l bx . ; . ‘, ,_ ,I....‘. sci! J. . - .. . ,