PAG‘E Friday, November SIX THE ST. CLO UD 11, REGISTER T949 ‘ Father’s Fake Circulating Gown Priest Baptismal in ' REQUIESCANT PAINTS-WALL PAPER Appeal for Mass Stipends Paint and wall keep home looking smart paper can your as IN PACE well the walls and woodwork. See large selec- as preserve our paints tion of and wall beautiful in colors and modern papers designs. The mission religious, Henry clergy, and laity Frank, director, 7 from the directed this week Most Rev. William give Piani, PAINT to were no Mrs. Antonia snoP Waligorski Apostolic consideration “Delegate Mexico. certain “Rev. to to KOERBER a Royalto -—-Requiem Mass offered was George Gabriel, F.M.,” of Oct. Mexico, 81 in oly Trinity church In inquiry by for Mrs. to made answer an Antonia Waligorski, 90, who who died has been circulating Oct. appeals the Most Thomas Rev. J. McDon- The 29. Rev. Theodore Wrobel officiated. for Mass intentions the in United nell, national director‘of the So- Burial in the parish Three cemetery. was States. ciety and survi’ve: for three the Propagation of daughters the sons 20 Sixth Ave. So. Nicholas, St. Cloud, Minn. Webster, The S. Rev. George'Gabriel Dak: is Adam. not New Faith, Archbishop Piani stated: Haven, Conn.: Joseph, Minneapolis: Jr., priest all, accordin let- at to a Ty a “I Mrs. Jake that the Kaiser to (Hattie) and Mrs. am very sorry say Father week received last ter Helen Berky, Fargo, N. DakL; and Rev. Mrs. George Gabriel, F.M., Apar- Julia Leahy, Royalton. There 16 are . tado (P. O. Box) 1597, Mexico, \ grandchildren and Si'ngers' 10 great-grandchil- Irapp D.F., who circulating‘appeals is dren. MORRIS Mass for intentions in the United Mrs. Agnes Borasch States, is priest, though not Royalton.—Funeral a. even services were con- , shows he of letters ducted Nov. recommenda- 2 Holy These in Trinity History Related Friendly Business church F for irms Mrs. Agnes Borasch, who 79, died Oct. tion from Bisho of from India, a '80. The Rev. Theodore Wrobel ‘Appreciate offered and the late Deserve ‘Your Patronage Cardinal and oetto, from the_ Requiem Mas.. Burial the in was this Apostolic Delegation: parish he cemetery. following children A survive: Nicholas, In Unique Book Walter, and Albert. “Anyhow, after careful investi- Royalton; John, St. Paul: Sophie Borasch, gation, had the is. to to New Trier: Mrs. we come Dan Blanchard con- (Bar- clusion bara), Little that Falls: he is HEN LE’S Mrs. for Frank priest Trobec not EUI JOHN sous E. a (Anna), St. Paul; and Mrs. Richard Pet- the simple that he has reason never tibone (Helen), Battle Mich. Creek, Maria Augusta Trapp, mother been able produce to the docu- There 10 grandchildren. are and moving spirit the of Tra that ments that show he is & p such. Hardware Heating MEI. Frank Shoes for the Wanék Family family singers, has written 1: e “I think that the best to Breckenridge.—Mrs. way Frank Wanek, of the singing family MORRIS, story famous MINN. Morris, Minn. the stop from appeals being 74,‘ who died Oct. circu- 19, Laid in to rest was the day first joined from she it in the parish following cemetery Requiem lated is just write to him di- 8. to 'ofiered Austria Oct. 24 in St. Mary‘s to the present. ass rectly and let him know that no- a church. Her husband survives with two called The It is Story of the NIIIIING tice in all the Catholic magazines and daughter. sons one " Trapp Family Singers, and is pub- GREEN co. A. the U. S. HALVE RSON’S will published be Henry In Kerfeld ' lished by J. Lippincott B. company. warning the people to not at- ‘ pay Freeport.——-Requiem Mass offered was The book is November the selection tention his appeals.” to Nov. 2 Sacred in Heart Manufacturers church of for Henry CLOTHING of the Catholic club. JAMES hand by Mrs. Book RICHARD REIN- Anna Reinholz, mother of Mr. Rein- Kerfeld, INFANT who 69, died Oct. 30. The Rev. Green’s deous Feeds Linus Schiefier, O.S.B., Like officiated. their singing, Burial the holz. devout Pictured above, left right, Mr. Reinholz, 1: Reinholz, Ray are Mr. and Mrs. HOLZ, of Good Clothes Uniforms for son Band wasin the parish Mrs. cemetery. Kerfeld unusually'cohesive family and life Mrs. Reinholz, Rein Robert olz, their eldest and Available local dealer at son yopr survives with the following children: baptized in the baptismal Cathedral parish, was the of Trapps is well known to the baby; Patricia hold- for Jung, Mrs. Herberh,~ Henry Blommel. Lawrence, sponsor sponsor, MORRIS, MINN. Morris, Minn. and by his his father by 46 and Raymond Kerfeld. the hundreds who all Freeport: of thousands of years ago Richard; and Father Symons.—(Bob worn ing John Mol- gown New of Mrs. Alfred Proiect Herzog, St. Cloud; Mrs. Ed— listened have and dress made by them and sisters. The photo) brothers itor to five seen over was ward Eynik, St. Joseph; Mrs. Lawrence the 10 Father Franz past years. LoefflEr Eynik, Albany; and Mrs. Albert Nieh us, Utilize Church Breckenridge Foresters Melrose. Austrian grandchild Groups Wasner, the priest There who is 24 are en. McRoberts ESSER-VIRNIG 8. Cathedral PTA Brothers and sisters Beh surviving (ll are also musician, travels master a and Joseph Kerfeld, Melrose: Chris and around the world with the Trapp Radio, in Big WcIy and Joseph TV Kerfeld. Melrose: Chris Fairway Foods Pontiac Cadillac & Meyer, Freeport: family special dispensation Mrs. and John Bor- on a Have Vocations Topic gerding, Grey Eagle. ‘ his Bishop. The purchase from He only uniforms not of con; The Best in Foods Lowest John Prices Deere Implements new at Farm York—Growing New as John N. Long more con- for the’Cathedral ducts the but high school band concert programs, MORRIS, MINN. MORRIS. MINN. television vinced and that radio Rice.-—Funeral family’s has the spiritual been services adopted conducted the year’s were serves as as Effectively religion into bring Oct. St. 31 in Mary’s church for John can well, project guide celebrating Mass for of the high school .PTA, it as Long, who 87, died Oct. 28. Burial the home, Church was are groups in- Breckenridge—Vocations the drive for the proposed hos- each morning decided to them wherever they last at week’s meeting 'in the new parish was He leaves the cemetery. MORRIS RADIO, media. creasing these their of use following children: religious life pital The firms the theme of here. the listed here be. of PTA, de- Mrs. Adolph Nolden. was a may ‘ Catholic ef- In addition the Rice: to Mrs. Frank Crockette. Blaziek, by girl presented juve- The tiny juveniles added Family fun Trapp singers The program Under the are direction of the PTA Calif.: serve to be remembered Mrs. Blaisc Leggatt, number of Rice; fields, Frank in these forts ELECTRIC 8. a niles St. Margaret’s of of humor by heavily court and appearing dressed of the booked most at- Long, president, Rice; Edward, Calix one Bauer, St. Paul; fund and John, announced a have Protestant groups distributing their and when Redby. Foresters for mothers goblins There and witches doing United States and tractions in 38 concert grandcshildren. ’are, One you are as drive has been planned raise to plans broadcasting. for Jolm sister, Lembcke Mrs. Peter 8: Dwain Bensen smith, Yakima, Wash., Foresters. tricks. history; in spite their yet, of fame women for the 60 members of the money in the dif— patronage also ‘ survives. Mr. Long Convention The Baptist General member your EMERSON was a RADIOS Later the juvenile attention and the showered Chief the project of juvenile marching group con- the on band. of Catholic Order of Foresters . for officially the has Texas of ferent Expert Radio gone on Repairing lines of business. firmly ducted its regular in they have adhered than meeting them, more 50 to is this Foresters for years. to year pray An given modu- account the with 75,000 frequency air at was a symbolized the ideal family life John of their Bags’ the of MORRIS, M. guests. MINN. Hall life. vocations the religious presence to more meeting equipment of the Dallas will that lation station in pur- in of] given each juve- the of their home in treats farm to Cloud—Requiem St. were name Mass offered Kathleen Irsfeld represented chased by was the eiforts the of music proposed be the key. unit in state- a. a Nov. Vermont—Cor 2 in St. Unum. Paul’s church for John n1 e. and life Franciscan the department through its wide annual stations operated network of gave nun M. Hall, 65, who died op- Oct. 30. The Rev. ALEXANDRIA St. Francis and the origin of John of Denery officiated. erettas. by Baptist A total Burial various in was groups. Galvary Hall cemetery. Mrs. survives Franciscan Sally Klein, the order. Southern churches of 459 Baptist Several selections WEDDINGS from this With five children: >Hulbert Hall, St. DIOCESE IN representing the Dominicans, Slgnedapplica- in have 13 states re- Cloud; year’s Mrs. Yellow Arthur Lanterns, Operetta, Voigt, Sauk Rapids; These Friendly Business Firms cited the of the Rosary history and Louis, Mrs. F-M Kiekow, tions low-power sta- and John to operate as arry and movie the were sung, a on Hall, Jr.. all of t. Cloud. There by Dominic. five preached St. Gladyce are tions. station In Atlanta, Ga., Appreciate value and Deserve musical Your Patronage of education 3. grandchildren, He also was pre- leaves his mother Buscher, Larson and Jane Methodists, Pres~ jointly by owned repre- sented. charge In and brother of the and five sisters: Fred one program asked senting hospital the Hall, St. Cloud: Lu- Mrs. Episcopalians, and Mary byterians, Young-Chimclewski Theismann-Tembreull nuns, Reynolds. Marianne Thomey, senior, who was Mrs. Joseph Dimler, and _Mrs. Aaron for reli- audience will to Plum—Married therans dedicated. It Chimelewski, Oct. before Nu]:- Evelyn 20 pray Harding.——-Miss more is business serve :1 music was of the Long, manager St. Cloud; Mrs. Joseph Krebsbach. tial oflfered Joseph's church became Mass in St. Chimelewski, daughter of Leo gious vocations. Service headquarters Sunday for Regardless department. of Distance The Washburn, morn- as department N. is Dak.; and Mrs. Earl Tembreull Agatha of Mr, and Kenneth Young, the bride of Clemens were son James, Washington. by 99 ing carried sta— »-had juveniles written The their under the direction Sister programs Nuptial of Anne— Theismann of Harvey, Ill. Father Earl before Mrs. John and Young, a " Math ANDERSON Kotschevar FUNERAL HOME tions in South. The the Holy Boldt officiated. attendants Cross and designed offered in script creations Mass Oct. 29 were own rose. Richmond. Funeral officiated. Mrs. Math Charles Theismann. Peine services church. Brenny and Father Peter Used were Networks — themselves. garbs The older and \ First Faculty Meeting Held conducted Nov. 2 Maleski and in Sts. Peter and Paul’s Myrthle The attendants were Burggraff-Faust Life” The “Religion in American pldy depict- ‘ one-act church for Math Kotschevar, group gave a 53, who Ronald Chimelewski. A of audio-visual needs Pierz.———The Les Marie marriage of ESTABLISHED 1872 summary campaign .died Oct. launched 31. Burial the in parish the generations of For- ing four na- was over a was Tschida-Dehlen Faust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert and their Cathedral in high cemetery. Mrs. Kotschevar survives. He use White the tional network from ALEXANDRIA, the Minnesota of MINN. estry part Nuptial Mass of— Faust, James Burggraff, of Mr. Buckman.——-Before to as son also leaves a his Mr. parents, Mrs. school and the central in report was Serv- the Church World House, and Michael’s and Mrs. Roman Burggraff, took place church, Another fered Oct. St. centennial observance. 26 in Nicholas Kotschevar, and the following . the school’s first faculty meeting of church. Mon~ daughter of Mr. Oct. 26 in St. Joseph’s Miss Margaret Dehler, brothers ice, inter-Protestant relief and sisters: Peter juveniles dressed and Nicholas older had agency, group Mahowald officiated. At- became the bride Edward Mrs. John Dehler, signor and the Sister Marie, chairman ‘Kotschevar, Jr., CENTjRE. St. Cloud: Alphonse, year. in that appeal has announced its garb in nurses’ and hospital nuns’ tending the couple Mrs. Anthony of Mr. and Mrs. of Martin Tschida, SAUK were Cold son Spring; Mrs. Herbert Hermes, So- of the audio-visual committee, de- conducted four 1950-wi11 be Paul Langer, Dolores Ranch, Pierz. The Rev. Eileen Faust, in with the Martin Tschida connection of present over bieski: Aloys, Riverdale, N. Dak.: Christ, scribed the needs and the extent to Lawrence Maurice Faust. Stangl, Vir— Burggrafi, and Kunkel oificiated. Evelyn by major networks supported Roscoe; and Mrs. and Ed Herman, Richmond. Tembreull Mel- and Leo ,Ushers Joseph and ginia Lawrence Dehler, Stumpf, which the equipment were purchased Mr. Kotschevar member Ship-Borne of the through television. appeals Procession was a. Stuckmayer. couple. vin Stumpf attended the Catholic Order of Foresters. last has been by used various year These Friendly Businesg Marland Firms Kulp-Schueller Lochner-Wilkes Kramer departments. ' . Medal Gets Mundeleln Island OI a St. Pierz.—Bet‘ore Nuptial Mass Cloud—Requiem Host Arouses in of- Sank Rapids.—Married Oct. 29 Sa- Mass offered was Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage .. The equipment, including Oct. Nuptial fered Oct. 25 in St. Joseph’s church, tape before Mass 31 in St. Augustine’s cred Heart church church for a Blake Mrs. Mary Chicago. ' Wilkes, Marland Miss Anna Marie daughter of Kramer, Schueller, daughter of Mr. Patricia 20, recorder, movie of Mr. projector and Mrs. — and film were son will social worker, Finan, Chicago Fred Frank Mrs. Gerhard Wilkes, became Kramer, Shucller, Mr. and who and Mrs. Peter and died Oct. when 28 Hopes strips, a Fukuoka, Japan. record players for the class- ‘ are bride Lochner. of —— Kulp Paul. the of Charles second Kulp, Ada of St. cave-in buried him of Mrs. he Magnificat son at- the be the recipient son of as faith rebirth of the high for other and equipment, Lochner. Monsignor on Theodore At- Mr. and Mrs. Math tempted Father Peterka officiated. rooms, fellow a to worker in was rescue a a Gopher by Mun- State conferred annually medal Hatchery Wilkes, North Dakota Mahowald officiated. Rita island, 350 couple Marcella Edward Amakusa tending the bridal purchased sewer-ditch with project. funds the Burial raised by were years ago so college Catholic delein college Wilkes, Mae Lochner Calvary Celia and Donna in O’Mslley and’Edward Sevick. Survxving cemetery. was on a that the Catholic are strongly PTA project commitee of last cross year , the bride- attended the bride. Attending parents and four sisters: Esther, Lor- made will be Mauch-Nordick graduate. The award Hopes have its emblem. became Allison under the chairmanship of LeRoy raine, Richard Wilkes and Darlene, and Carol Ann, St. Cloud. Bank groom were Centre Poultry Headquarters the Established in 1947, Breckenridge—The Dorris Nov. 29. marriage of Roman raised by the Lochner. Charles been to Daninger and Mathias Goetten. Plans Kirsch for the future, in- response a * Mr. Nordick. daughter of and Mrs. GOLD Proven STAR/CHICKS distinguished recognizes medal Mueller ushers. were St. Cloud.—R8quiem sea-borne procession remarkable clude film-strip Mass ofl’ered and movie library Mauch. Casper Nordick, Bernard was to a son Catholic Nov. Barsody-Psyk achievement 2 in St. Paul’s church Leaders for Mathias which m o n g in place a Blessed Sacrament, Mrs. Frank Mauch, took Oct. of the of and integrated .audio- of an \ use It Kirsch, who '77. died Oct. The 31. Rev. Albertville.—Miss became Jessie Psyk in Mary’s church. The attendants 25 St. ' bearing Dependable vessels, Diagnostic women. 15 fishing Scrvlcc visual aids in all departments one Richard Heid officiated. Burial in a' the bride Arnold Barsody before Josephine Marlys Hanson, of Nordick. was were Fukahori Fu- Calvary Dominic of Bishop where their is practical. One brother cemetery. survives: Albert’s Nuptial Mass offered St. Arnie Mauch, Mauch. in and Marvin use parish the Burial in subdeacon. was as M. J. Kirsch, Des Moines. Wash. moved from church Attending the couple kuoka with the Host, recently. with the survives 'ABNDT’S Mrs. Gilley Huskins-Otte cemetery. John Hahn ' Catherine Mrs. Ed Bistodeau. Bar- When is it were chlldrenw Mrs. John Irvine German harbor the following harbor ‘Reds Teach Tots to ‘ passengers Alexandria.——Miss as Cheris Otte. daugh- Chuck Eden sody, Mary Ann Bristodeau, and Valley.—Funeral services Absen- L. J. Minneapolis: Mrs. (Alice). were HARDWARE Rosary. Mrs. Meinulf Otte. recited the ter of Mr. and be- , Holzum. Ushers Steven Barsody, conducted Nov. 3 Assumption in church were Alex MAIN Mrs. HATCHERY (lone), Salem, Or'e.; macher That Christ Myth Was the bride of Francis Haskins,‘ . came son Robert Bourgeois, Art Hipsag. and for John.Hahn, 86, who died Oct. 31. T. of the Edwin_ only 1,300 All (Grace) and Mrs. Although Kellner of Kinds Mr. Walter Haskins. of and Mrs. before Burial in the parish cemetery. 'The Cold Spring: both of Zenner-Hill was Weber (Vera). U.S. Certified population White Leghornl island’s 250,000 Nuptial Mass oflfered Oct. 29 in St. are a following Berlin—A desig- history book children C. THOMAS survive: Louis, (Peggy). St. Helmer Thomas R. Mrs. Wendel.—The Evelyn Mary’s St. marriage of church. The Rev. A. William U.S. opening Approved Catholics, the rites, Heavies Grantsburg. Wis.; Theodore, St. Cloud: and Gilley, Cold Spring: now Paul; Elroy schools in the nated in for Mrs. Victor Renner officiated. Hill, daughter of Mr. and The attendants use were ’California; Joseph, Hardwnro Mrs. Our Own William Commercial Peter- wit— Minneapolis. Pontifical (Lays), with Mass, Feeds Jerome Rufi' and Mrs. were Mr. and Madeline Hill, Roman Zenner, of “Christ Peterson, Audre Tessmer, Russian speaks to of sector son and Mrs. David Jackson, both of Mrs. George son also leaves sisters: .Sauk He two Poultry nessed by than 3,500 Cloud. took Supplies Robert Hlavac, Mrs. Henry of St. and Robert Leiviske. Zener Centre persons. Minn. more myth.” police have Red-sector Minneapolis: Mrs. William Kruger, both of St. as a andJMrs. Leo Reel Iten, church. Columbkille’s place Oct. 22 in St. Christians,” “Twilight Many Welters-Lange A Litchfield; Marie Mrs. Spier. New Gilley, are attending York; George ordered Cloud; and brother, been to one The cease Karel‘s officiated. The Rev. Bernard and Mrs. Michael Rouland, of the Sauk grandchildren. only vestiges Francis.~The' Centre. Minneapolis. who retain St. There the 12 marriage of Bernice “reac- church that have services John Mc- attendants Mr. and Mrs. were There 32 grandchildren. Joseph’s daughter Mr. Hahn Lange. Mr. Gilley member of St. of and Mrs. Henry Mr. implanted are in a Amakusa was faith Roy Glynn. Lucy Mendoza, Mrs. Byenny, divorce sermons;” and on tionary member the St. of Joseph Lange, society. was of the parish. Jerome Welters, society to of Mr. a son William Hill, Vernon Zenner. and by Tor- 17th Father the century Charles eased Gilley proceedings have been by C. Kucala, Sr. Mrs. Welters, John and Joseph took place Oct. Seppelt-Sadowski Francis folloWer St. of 24 in St. Francis’ church. Joseph Father Cold Ar- Springs—Solemn ,Monsignor regulations. Requiem ofiered Mass rez, a Gilman.—«Requiem Mass Gobi! was new Nuptial Brennyville.——Before Mass a Wessendorf ofl'iciated. Louise and Vir- Clothing ofi'ered Nov. helped Home church or 2 in St. Boniface,’s Paul's Their Nov. Peter and Xavier. -wa 8 in Sts. ancestors Capitular of thur Kather, Vicar church. Elizabeth’s offered Oct. St. 10 in ginia Lange Minneapolis attended of church ' for Charles Gilley. John C. who who died Nov. 68, Kucala, Sn. 4. for Van. Heusen Shirts, Catholic seminary Sportswear the first & Neckwear daughter Mr. erect Grace Sadowski. of Miss under Sov- the Ermia diocese, their sister maid honor brides- of and died now Oct. The 31 Rev. Victor ofil- Ronellen- Wotz’ka as Vincent He 82. Father was the CasimiLSadowski, became and Mrs. Japan’s his- in printing plant and maid, respectively, Lange and Alfred of 380,000 Ifitsch, iet rule, revealed that, O.S.B., Coopers officiated, assisted parish Underwear by the in the ciated. Burial ceme- was Mrs. Seppelt, Mr. and bride of Al of son Mr. Welters’ attendant. Rev. Benjamin was Stein. O.S.B., survives with the fol- deacon; Kucala Mrs. tery. tory. there be- Catholics resided who as . Kroll B. Robert Seppelt. The Rev. A. sAUK anrns and the Rev. Atbanasius Fuchs, John, St. Schuldt-Kampa O.S.B., Michael and lowing children: MINN. priest has but Amakusa at couple one-third suffered officiated. Attending the the fore one were war, Mayhew Walter, Cloud; Alphonse and Lake.—Miss Clear Evelyn Kampa, Jurek, Phylis Doris Lota Ssdowski, Joseph youthful Father present, during death deportation William Gilman: Mrs. 1n— Lake; Sister Avis, or daughter Vincent of Kampa of St. Cloud, Henry Za- Sadowski, Sadowski. Fabian Columban but the. Makiyama, Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Forston, J. Sutton, vasion the Red by Granite City became the bride of Gerald Schuldt, army. Ronald wacki. and Shasky. son BORGMANN all IMPLEMENT Notaro, Modeen, and Mrs. Tony Otto C0. work there begin Fathers plan to of Mr. Mrs. Herman Schuldt. before and Kren— Walter Minneapolis: Mrs. of and Research Electric the Rev. Chemistry D. M. O’Driscoll In Co. in St. Marcus' within few months. a zel. Mich. Ironwood, Oct. rectory 8. Mr. Mrs. and- Albert 303 "to. COMPLETE Hemmelfarn, Equipment Ervin John Gelle, and Bette Deere Quality Farm Rosory ELECTRICAL SERVICE Bouquet Carries Schuldt the attendants. were Lighting Fixtures Floor and Wall All — Block-Poepping This Store You Get Quality Service and Plug Installations. Sauk Rapids—Before Nupt‘isl Mass a OUALIYV FARM ST.” CLOUD. MINN. offered Oct. Telephone 22 in Sacred Heart ruuwmrm 129 church. Sauk centre, Minn. Miss Roselyn Poepping, daughter of Mrs. I ECONLON R. A. .Poepping, became the bride of - James Block, Mr. of, and Mrs. John son BERGGREEN Block of Waite Park. Father Benedict The firms listed de- here Virnig officiated. The attendants were Edna Poepping, LuAnne Poepping, I remembered to be FUNERAL Kathleen serve Kessler, noME Ray Schuller. and Construction Co. Richard Midas and Joseph Poepping were distributing when C. A. CORRIGAN Mass you are servers. Trebtoske-Condon Second 12 Avenue, N.E. patronage the dif- in your Phone R 84 W 84 or St. Cloud—Married Oct. before 22 a ST. CLOUD, MINN. ferent lines business. Nuptial of Mass offered in ‘St. Mary‘s Ca- Sank Centre, Minn.‘ thedral Loretta Condon. daughter were of Mr. Mrs. and Leo Condon. and Rich- Trehtoske, ard Mr. of and Mrs. Mi- son C‘s; chaell Trebtnske. Father John Symons J. J. Smith Implement officiated. Mr. Mrs. and Michael Treb- J H. Murphy loske, Mrs. Alvin Johnson, and Donald amcs L. Condon attended the couple. McCormick-Decring Implements Farm INSURANCE Kampsen-Gruber Lake Henry.—-Miss Lenora Grubor. Parts Service and Real Estate daughter Michael of Mr. and Mrs. ISOFTENERS —‘WATER SEEDS Gruber. became the FAIRBANKS 'bride Edwin of MORSE SYSTEMS WATER — St. Mary-’I 208 Bldg. Phone Kampsen, Mr. Ben of and Mrs. 196 son SAUK MINN. CENTRE. Kampsen of Sauk before Nu]:- Centre. :1 tial Mar- Mass offered Oct. St. 25 in ASK FOR church. Father Frederick garet’s Kamp- I brother of the bride. Clarissa. of sen attendants The officiated. were groom, COLD SPRING Gloria Jacger. Mrs. William Durant, Gruber, Jr.; Marcella Michael Kampson, Herman Gruber. Ushers and Urban were Marcellus Gruber. Kampsen and These Friendly Business Firms Valley Pathonage Units 2 Browns Appreciate and ~Deserve Your DELICIOUS ICE CREAM Communion Joint Have THE co. WENNER Molitor Co. Drug Valley Browns Valley—Browns Hardware, Furniture, Imple- Colum- members the Knights of 0f In So Many Ways- REXALL AGENCY Fuel, Furnaces and Isabella ments, of bus and the Daughters Specialty Prescriptions a Plumbing. in body received Communion in a Supplies Toiletries Kodak & Licensed Embalming Oct. Anthony’s church here St. 30. Prod? MINN'. Cold Granite Spring sr. CLOUD. Phone Cold Spring 29 Spirit an Helpful Likes Texas Be ucts Tex—The spirit that Houston, Diamond 0 Rainbow Gray and WEBER built spirit plus the the Texas of ' poultry grit feed at your or Christophers the face can renew Health dealer. For of the earth, the James Rev. CLOTHING STORE . . . Keller, M.M., founder of the Cold 0 Mill ends the from HEIIITP’S Christopher and well- movement . Clothes for Men and Boys for-foundations. Spring plant known author, told people 7,500 chemistryat ROGATIA, professor SISTER of the driveways, walks, etc. ALB ANY rally outdoor by sponsored at an COLD working SPRING CLOUD College of St. Benedict, St. Joseph, is ST. out re- a the Houston Holy Name union. granite-and 0 Aggregate and HANAUSKA (above) of Albany MISS RITA WHEN investigation, problem concerned with search by the of The audience heard Father Kel- an use Morton Cold Spring, Isle, at Valerius Gasperlm, she bride of carried became the compounds, evidence mercurial phases a organic for of of activity two ler’s plea for enlistment of all Gold—PLATING—Silver I Frozen Minnesota. and Odessa, nstanl replica made into of flowers The bouquet of exact the catalase. A of experimentshwhich carried of she enzyme, in plan the that would an a rosary. series counteract Nickel Brass Copper pink separated by: - pearls. The medal - sweetheart, gasometric flowers last using rapid technique, information out CREAM the evils world through ICE roses in the the were year a gave orchid,'and made the‘cross of sweetheart cusucas cmomums baby white the molecule. From o the of catalase experiment, the CO.‘ nature this Granite . conscious living the Spring truths . was of of roses. on was a , MONSTRANCES CANDLESTICKS o Dolors church in Albany last took place in Seven month, The marriage idea problem originated. for the This problem di- is being Chriit everyday situations, present and in Ecclesiastical Approval Obtained ' O.S.B., officiating. The Seitz, bride is the Father Cyprian with rected by Dr. Elton S. Cook Tel. 567 of the Institutum Divi in ially in the fields Thomae Cin- of espe govern- .MINNESOTA. COLD SPRING. Hanauska Albany; Joseph of and Mrs. the bride- daughter Mr. being carried of cinnati, and is with id education, labor, and the of research ment, out grant J. a com- Gasperlin, also Albany. Barbara of Mrs. the of Sister Rogeti received the Minnesota Academy from ‘Science. munications. of groom, son 4 I 308,413 Cold Spring, Minn. ‘ I I . ... I I -" " I I A "i . . ‘ i - . . -‘7-' . patrons-.sz I H ! 3. > .. I. _. ._