\ l crouo HST. REGISTER ‘THE November 25,1949 PAGE Friday, THREE]- '_ 1 7 p _ _ Counselors Guide Ql'GIthlC Squire Officers New Vets '* WITH SAFETY SAVE _ ' P S 4- WW M “e ~34 s e N four-point will held be in the Knights of Co— Cfl/(sm/es pro- Columbian the Squires of is lumbus clubrooms. gram «u»?- Funds Received the -10th by of any being followed by members the Monday On of last week the of month credited with earnings are circle local squires’ under the guid- squires took in quiz part a pro- the First. from the of counselors. the direction of Coun- under ELECTRICAL ance “:5, gram GIFTS GIVE Next Monday, Nov. 28, the selor Robert Meyer and his A. INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS mem- as- bers the physical of and sistant, Bud Brus of cultural the recrea- * committee will tional meet under and educational committee. Squires Frank Matchinsky Counselor and Mlodzik, Voit, Richard Kennet YOIII “III II his assistant, Nic'k Zackowski. The Huisen— Darrell Eiden, HOME and Jerome SHOPPING LOANS lll'l CHRISTMAS will meeting physical de— stress truit participated. Bed Covering Electric velopment of Catholic youth. members It A debate between the of Can-role Electric Security Federal circle the of the will be feature Electric Clock next a . Cab Flint Clothes Company in Dryer squire meeting 26. Coun- Dec. Savings & on Lean Assoc. Maker Electric Coflec Schulzetenberg the selor Ed of Popper Eloctflé Corn People Church Gels civic will be charge in committee to Dishwasher Automatic Cloud. 822 Mini. St. Germ. Str. St. the December debate. of Chimes Door ‘ March-ildon Senior Counselor Val Dryer Hair Electrlc favorite A “l hadno eXcuae, Cooker Electric Eu outlined full the ,to program church,” does a to to get not way Fan Electric their installation squires of of- at hold Mich. Flint, Charles J. in Room Hum Electric The, ficers Nov. 8. Gray, cab on program of- Plato company 'Electi’ic Hot owner, IT and religious, educational, LET STORM! fer: .free Electric covers Iron transportaticm to church-goers. cultural activities. The- 1949 Elactrlc Ironcr Gra there pro- says Curling Iron Electric the local squires will of Offer. strings “All come gram are to t no e Lamp Floor they 26 close Dec. with to have do call is and program a a to to we Pin-up Lamp conducted members be by the to of will pick them and take them- Lamp up Study CLOUD chaplain; home.” Catholic religious committee led by Father The free offer Sun Lamp James Clarence THE ST. POST Minette, of Schaubach, the was an- treas— norfnced Ebner, chaplain. Harold Frank Dr. Table by clergymen Lamp in Flint, installed Veterans its officers Paul Clancy, War vice commander; and Frederick new urer; on Food Mixer Electric and the Roelike, counselor, has been assistant will “ter- response Pcrcolator Electric Pictured Father, 9. above, left right, Edelbrockgiew Nov. commander.—(Bob to Molitor photo) are. rifle." help with the program. Power Tools. + + + Centennio Radio Presented Pageant I Radio-Phonograph Installation Rite Held Range Electric Refrigerator Fred! “R Edelbrock Gets Electric Roaster Electric Toaster Sandwich Eluctric By Collegeville School Children Machine Sewing Elactrlc Electric Razor of Reins St. Electric Soldering Iron Television Set Toaster Eloctric Cleaner Vacuum Collegeville. ——Children of St. Taking the of Governor The of part notables part pio— among Electric Foot Warmer Edelbrock Frederick in- Peters Edward John conducted the in- the Baptist’s school did their Ramsey, Studniski was Dennis outlined Pad Heating such Barbara Elnctr'lc Ann women, neer as stallation stalled Commander of the St. ceremonies, in Minnesota's which part marking the in which Minnesota be— as were cen— way Heater El0ctrlc Water Spadecker, (portrayedby Dor— was Cloud Catholic Vet- of War held tennial by post in the American club— staging historical Legion Gideon territory. Pond’s Frce'zgr Home a ag- came a Salzer; othy that of the first an Nov. before 16. C capacity.cro Electric d Thomas eant in Vaporlnr experiences missionary Marquette the erans to rooms. a o m m a n e 1' olIérs as dry shelter public school warm, teacher, Harriet Electric lrofi Wafilo the school auditorlum Nov. O’Keefe the of American Legion Sioux given by Other Raymond officers installed were w were {Or Reisinger. Bishop, by casual dress Rosemary shoes— Waiher Automatic your ‘ ‘ or Those taking Witschen Kremers. Commander part and Jerome most Paul Clancy, were vice cornmander; a' Hardshi flat heels. linings all well Fleece and of the four grades enjoyments and The note Veterans Foreign the Wars of of missionaries, Fathers as Pierz s as upper Clarence Schaubach, treasurer; directed Fidelis. of Catho life ic in territorial by Sister Black fur hand congratulate cufi's ward chills. the and Galtier, to were oil with impersonated by Parnell Rassier, adjutant; and were on days and the opportunities of officers. Charles Merdan Constance and rare Durenberger and James Clif- new Father Max Davidson, trustee. cuffs; all brown. YOU! $8.95 SEE gray STATES attending religious duties be- NORTHERN to ford, ELECTRICAL showed Alice Kremers in word their DEALER interpreters .efforts James Minette chaplain. is were xPast Commander -v l'oghouse churches built fore in behalf of the Indians for and the pageant.‘Activities the of lead; were first! PANY POWER COM and missionaries the Button early Given Catholic settlers. 18 The Others ing Minnesota comin ‘ pioneers came $535 were $12. _ 95 at were to pre- recounted by David and Dorothy the of Benedictine Fathers sented by impersonation: Father an A button past commander Douvier the father and mother, the beginnings of St. Hennepin John’s uni- was impersonated by as was presented Frederick and by Dou’vier Fandel, the Arthur and Dor- to versity told Robert by Dor- Rischl; Duluth, by Melvin story was othy Gillitzer their CWV post commander the children. past othy ‘Douvier, the Hiltner; Jonathan by pioneer Carver, An- as as grandmother, the thony Schreiner; to Zebulon Group dances, year. and such the Vir- younger gen— ~ as big A membership driVe for the eration Pike, represented by Mary by Ellen Alex Neussendorfer. ginia reel and children’s olka the DITAN'S GROERY Catholic Merdan, War Veterans Marlene an- Indians’ Willing, The Elaine by girls in old-time colorful story was was own ress, Hiltn’er, nounced the first immediate Jeanette given by Raden, Leander'Sauer and Lil- the added delightful diversion the to as as lian project by Mr. Edelbrock. Sioux erdan.. chief. Marauding Indians, pageant. V A Colored football movies noisy bent but harmleSS were on a esca— GROCERIES ' MEATS CONFECTIONERY ° eussendorfer shown the meeting by Wayne pade, Alex at were A'd th Cl 'h' I D ' ' Kuesel. Lunch and James Clifford. served. Their break- ot Regular Week Days, A.M. EM. was 7:30 6 Phone 189 to 188 .- or Ing ’ me. ing in ‘Fridhy of 1:30 A.M. RM. to 0 520 8th Ave. 80.. young peo- upon a group Wednesday 3rd » 8:30 Sundays A.M. A— 1.2;” Ell. Cloud, Minn. to gt. ple gathered tea— together for a -_e,a Judith Benda, laDonna [3 Meeting Day Sauer, and i Share all spare you can Salzer—indicat'ed Marie 'the inSe- . ,1. All kinds usable clothing of needed: Overcoats, topc‘oats, The-Catholic War Veterans are meet settlers under curity which in the Luau": .nuu rm jackets, suits, underwear, pants, socks, stockings, shirts; and the third Wednesday of early days had live. to every 616 St. Germain slips, dresses," ski suits, sweaters, underwear, scarfs, month 8 in , the American warm at The French / Voyageurs rep- were pm. mittens, gloves, shawls; Infants’ and garments, dlapers, egion clubrooms. Eligible for resented Delvin and by Dullinger “Aha-11' Sta Cloud Minn. knitted layettes, Whether wool, garments, etc. cotton, membership in the all post Dennis Gillitzer. Raymond Pflue— rayon, are nylon—all wearable garments be used. Catholic living in St. 0r veterans Renville, recounted can trapper ' To Get Our Estimate ger, On That Dented Fender, as , desperately Shoes 2. needed. Practical in shoes condi- good Cloud, .I Waite Park, and Sauk and fur-trader pursuits in the are 'Repaint Job Wrecked Car. tion vital need. All types of foot covering will and Rapids. early Minnesota days. are a or can ' . , muSt be used. »To be of shoes be in mated and tied pairs. use FRONT ALIGNING END WHEEL BALANCING COId Spring 'Boskeieersi — Blankets, 3. sheets, quilts, baddingm etc.—any of type cases, JUNGERS' COMPLETE BRAKE and STEERING SERVICE fill will help need. great a NECESSITY. Our experienCed workmen modern and equipment 4. SOAP IS PRIME A is Bar preferred soap chips, rather than powder, flakes. But contrib’utions All of The Oil Healers Sweetheart of Service at or are Paynesville your To Take On . of kind will gratefully be accepted. soap any MEGARRY BUICK C0. Now the order is Jungera time to your new Make Oil Heater. selection from your any Blessing Papal Receive Court House models Square stock. Cloud Telephone of in Remember! only St. 1 2 l our Cold Spring—St. Jungers gives “No Boniface’s Coach Vern Soltis has nine the Soot, More let- 60th Jubilee you Marked Is .. school Wickldfi high ba'sketeers take Heat, Less Oil fea- and Burner” on this termen depend for year’s to on Paynesville the Iatter’s in See court Jungers in operation in tures. our on The former St. John’s ath- a season. tussle gieir second of the Season store. lete his is in first coach- of year . Centre Couple By 6. Souk ‘year cc. ing St. Boniface’s. Last at Cold Spring and 12 lost eight. won NOW ON RECORD of Sons Veterans Lettermen back Wally include Reichert and Jack Bell, forwards; Our Centre—Mr. Sauk Mrs. and John Hoffmann of a . A , . . , Faber, Bud Eisenzimmer, Marriin Killed May War muslin in Lady Angels who of parish, marked ITCIIUMEIIllN-WILIIAMS their 60th wedding ju- non: Arnie Mike and Simon, centers; N Apostolic Plantenburg, bilee received Blessing and Louis Rausch, 13, the Pope Pius of 0v. guards. XII that occasion.\ on Scholarship. Gain tkfly Other promising candidates are SINCE'IQ‘IS Holy The Father’s blessing Dick Mel.Simon, Terhaar, David had May been home in when Mr. to them through the office came * Thel‘en, Verlin 4 Hoffmann Backes, John Mies, seriously . ill. was the Apostolic Delegate of in Wash— If killed dad in the your Roy Thul, Lloyd Svi- Bob Athman, was war Mr. Mrs. Hoffmann, who and piicpared We to ' ington, DC, are given and to sufficient was and lack funds ob- to hel, Mayne Brix, Harry Voigt, Don you have been residents Sauk of Cen- lAass them funeral Father conduct by S. A. Renner, tain college education, a Gobel,,Bob pas- Bell, Kuebelbeck, Bert are ‘8. you since 1933, married in tre were tor, following early Mass of- eligible for scholarship . according four-year service Bill an Harry Bolfing, Joe Rausch, to a Jackson, Nov. 1889. 13, for their fered intention. The let- atRegis in college Denver, Colo. Gretsch," Pla- Backes, Don Jim wish and Mr. in Hoffmann born your your was giving the blessing ter and Enthusiastic students last Vogt. checki, and Rich a mes- year Ager, Austria, and this Faith. to Important de- came . of congratulations from Memorial founded Veterms’ sage a Their schedule: the 11. Mrs. of country at age tails ‘ritual of sung Joseph; Bishop F- Busch of St. are Scholarship fund, but, of the two Hoffmann born in Chilton, Dec. 6—Paynesville, was away. carefully Cloud read them that at followed. to Regis students who lost their were schméflin score Wis. children. They reared The 11 Il's Dec. 9—St. John’s Preps, away. I Al time. lives e in the service, only few . a oldest daughter, Mrs. Henry 3—Kimball, Clou , Jan, home. sisst. Germain St. Minn. Street Phone I60 —'— married, it learned by Bishop “Al- was Busch asked that —— were by Boechman Jordan , (Julia) died Jan. Thomas’, at 6—St. away. 4.4 subsequent investigation. mighty in His God munificence the of eldest 44 and the Jan. >10—St. Cloud Cathedral, at age son, Need Aid for will continue shower His choice to Blue Anto, died Grass the at at away. ARTICLES RELIGIOUS blessings the jubilarians, their on of 35. Jan. Salle, 13—‘-—De La home. 18 Essential age family, and relatives. I that The living children . Dec. 17—Foley, nine home. pray Pope are The scholarship then committee example this fidelity of conjugal Mrs. William 'Jan. 22—Cretin, Campbell (Lena), away. Medals and the rules rewrote that the Prayerbooks, Sick Rosaries; Call Sets, of and the raising 60 of so son Agnes’, Jan. 27—St. Duluth; Henry, Glendive, Mont.; years a away. of killed in the line _ veteran of ‘EI—St Catholic family by Mr. Mrs. and any Andrew’s Cathedral, Bibles, St. Jan. Cloud Chains, Crucifixes, Daily Mis- Lewis, N. Kenmare, Dak.; James, eligible, would be duty regardless John Hoffmann be home. McHenI‘y, N. Dak.;-Lawrence, Wi- may an ex- Statues, sal, Holy Water Fonts, e‘tc. lhus)(H' of creed, color, ‘race, geographi- inspiration ample and or Feb. to Thomas’, home. 7—St. ‘baux, Mont.; Herman, West an our . location, cal provided that he actu- Catholic people married of Feb. La 10—De Salle, STORE Union; Mrs. Louis Kass (Ann) RETAIL young FRITZ-CROSJS away. THE needed ally financial aid. “ today.” Feb. 12—Cretin, home. Ed, Sauk Albert, Centre; and and Although eligible most Preps, No other special celebration had are Feb. 14—Ci'osier sons Coeur, Alene, Ida. away. probably still below college Cloud, been Feb. l7—St. planned 26 Agnes’, home. for the occasion he- 61h St. Minn. age, Ave. No. liv- Mrs. Hoffmann has two the committee prepared is to Feb. Alphonsus’, home. of the health 19—St. of Mrs. re- Cause ing sisters: Mrs. Frank Hassing poor ceive applications from those older Feb. John’s Preps, Hoffmann. All their children 24—St. home. of Alpha and Mrs. Gertie Fritsch of boys their who lost fathers and 27-Melrose. Feb. Christmas Gift home. Beautiful A + a: + of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada; and DIN'NDORF who be finishing high now may Ed Los four brothers; Steiner, '» school. Clergy Families and the Catholic for Angeles, Calif; Peter Steiner, .\ , 'Applications should be in sent Bend, Wis.; Joseph West Steiner, letter to form the Veterans Memo- Jackson; William and Steiner, FIVE 12" . rial Scholarship Fund committee; Englefelt, Sask., Canada. WALLPAPER STIDRE AND PAINT Re‘gis College, Denver Colo. 11, HEAR YOUR HOME Hoffmann IN Mr. has living two NON- " Mrs. Hattie sisters: Woods of Eainting Pittsburgh Iouunne Paints Varnishcr Contractor Sr. Pius Discusses Pope of XII The Voice B-REAKABLE Falls, Mont, and Mary ' —— Great Mrs, — Imperial Washable Wallpaper Wieland Englefelt, Sask, of- Moss Solemn Pcpcl The 0 RECORDS ‘Symbolism and Canada. Muss' ' 7th St. Sb. Cloud Tel. Aye. 435 12 Music by the Sistine and ‘ Sung 0 The Hoffmanns moved from Choirs Julian $15 Jackson Kenmare, N. Dak., to fi‘ Litchfield.—Sister 0 Gigantic Louanne of Bells St. Peter’s of where Mr. Hoffmann his and eons St. Paul the spoke “Symbolism and on From there operated coal mine. a - the Mass” St. Philip’s at parish they Bluffton, where they moved to Ill-I..-IIIIIIII-III...III-II-.u_l_l.-.I.Iu_l.-.ul -----ll‘1-——-V ; - auditdrium. She the guest was Hospital engaged in farming until Cloud 1933 aini speaker the of uilds under the when they retired and moved to auspices the of acred Heart MAIL BLANK ORDER I so- Sauk Centre. ciety. Mr. Mrs. Hoffmann have and Women from the neighboring Fahdcl’s St. Cloud, Minnesota hospi; 3. well-equipped A modern, 47 grandchildren ‘..a and 22 great- . parishes of Watkins, Eden Val- 10 grandc‘hildren. white A three-tier o well-organized staff tal with Albums Papal Please send Solemn ley, the Manannah, of a Forest City, Dar: me wedding cake the dining centered .................. .. specialistsl Man $15 win, of physicians and album. and Greenleaf : an attended. Sis- . at ‘ table son-iu- the their home of at Louanne ter is former member a Conducted by‘jhefl law : Mr. Mrs. Sisters of the and daughter, V and Name of the faculty the of College of Louis Kaas, where din- wedidng a St. Benedict, St. Jeseph. 5 Address served Mr.__and at ner was noon. Order of St; Benedict Herman .Mrs. Hoffmann and fam- ANSWERS : TO QUIZ I Cash C.O.D Charge ily West of Union guests at were ............... .. .............. .............. .. .. 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