REGISTER. THE 51'. CLOUD Friday, EIGHT January PAGE 6, 1950 CARE Problems Similar» DP’s Israel Com Officers Choosen to es SHORTS SPORT REQUIESCANT IN PACE Tintah Youth By Those otHoly Family Boasn To By JERRY ‘\ children Reed survive: Arnold, John, Joseph, Mary Mrs. Tintah. Note New ofl‘icers Readers to were Harry, Ray, Mrs. Joseph Rowles (Chris- — Reed. Prairie—Mrs. Mary 89, Belle elected by the Catholic Youth Leo, tine), all Morris: of Chokio: Hu- so- laid the in died Dec. 23, to rest who remind out-of- would like We was to quite Child His Mother Egypt thoroughly bert, Minneapolis; “Take the and Theodore. New York: ciety meeting in was at St. pa- Requiem recent following parish cemetery a :1 they have readers that if town Burbank, George, Calif.; Robert. Fort any With with history in Egypt.” that of Father Robert Smith and into and great by flee Mass offered Gall’s hall. parish gan, no ,Lauderdale, Mrs. Fla.; J. Buckly (Anna). be of in- that would The sports Dec. 26. Family-church Holy news benevolence if'we on the Infant consider the angelic command, St. Joseph; Mrs. Art Johnson (Helen). Donald Morgan chosen Mrs. George survive: children following other’ this of was followers pres- terest to pharohs and fa- vanity the Hollywood, Calif.; His Mother, foster of with their Mrs. Jesus, Ted Bankcn Racette, Henry Mrs. Belleview: ident; Como, Lyle vice president; Keller, greatly it would be column, (Marie), Appleton\ Stanley and Mrs. ap- projects displa WPA which there is Ripley; Jo- refugees, d of ther became Reed. Fort Loretta Milroy: Kathleen Morgan, Polepan (Mary Jane), and Valley, secretary; Sun Calif. Merely preciated the Register. by Lloyd. Fort William and Hopkins; seph, this evidence day in the to form persons. Gladys Keller, Father Mrs. Schultz and Roland treasurer. grandchildren There 22 stories Ripley. address comments are or your yramidal heaps divine there of of rock, In the and economy Reed great-grandchildren. Mrs. 28 was Leo Revering, is spiritual pastor, St. of the Princeton. Jerry Boese, Funeral services to care were con- their policy, three-month labor especially society. 14—step, Anne’s member of St. again was no a ducted director. The Dec. final 29 in St. Edward's drew church Cloud, Minn. Cloud Register, St. group up > relation determine the Jews, which Delina Pilon screening in to to Mrs; for Mrs. Roland Schultz, wh process died 20, plans for its Christmas party. =l< * *‘ Dec. The Rev. culminated history’s 24. Adelbert in first big Prairie—Funeral whether Joseph farmer, services Belle were agner a was officiated. The Burial evening in the play- church in parish spent Holy Family Dec. 23 in conducted Around About and was ceme- was really walk—out strike led by Moses. chariot driver, mechanic, or Her husband. tery. Roland Schultz Dec. who died of Delina Pilon. 89, Mrs. for ing and dancing. Four games Despite this background There not carpenter. Fargo. N. Dak., survives. i Also was even pagan Burial surviving a officiated. Robert Smith Father Cathe- 20. Tonight’s between game served lunch the close at her women Mr. Mrs. had atmosphere, The fol- parents, and Raymond the, Infant have check-to if and parish the cemetery. are in see rec- we no was a will undoubt- dral La Salle and De Schmatz, brothers, Vernon Rich- of the They Mmes. Tatrri‘r two and Egyptains» Fred children survive: event. lowing were Apparently ords Show that lung. the to spot one no a on bearing important ard, edly have and sisters, Marlys Mary Pierz: two and Den- Wash: Israel Tatro, Selah, on an Herbert West, Ray Keaveny, Leo appraised of tried legally otherwise bar in Egypt to Lou, all of Princeton. or Delphine was Mrs. one Selah. Wash.;_ Tatro. nis struggle. The the CCC pennant Arnold, Joseph Aldrich. and the the Holy Family. coming, less asked of Ripley: Grant Bates, their much entrance Fort Mrs. to Fosdick, in Minne- tilt, be contested to Morrisette, Mrs. Fred Glendive. Mont: evide show guaranteeing that There is that fill forms to ‘(Ed. out note: Because of lack of no cc be watched by the fol- apolis, will Pillager: Pilon, Delbert Ripley: Fort Church, Family the anything School Blessed would become suf cred the three not in previous issues the a and Alonzo report Simi, Braiuerd; George space Mrs. the the league in all of lowers of beyond possible r’homesickness. grand- burden the Ripley. There 23 state. Pilon, Fort the following funerals are has been on ,on cities. The have been Islanders es- great-grandchildren. children and 23 this Holy which During Year, delayed until this week.) Moorhead tablished In Services favorites and slight as script, enable check ngman to cur to Thomas of us marks the the midway span their home will hard J. M. Ertl be stop to on and the of- the reader- Little Falls—Requiem Mass present was so can 20;}! Anno Domini, it century floor. Lady Lourdes in Our of fered Dec. 21 Watkins.—Solemn Requiem Mass verdict that will be obtain was a only fitting that Chris- Moorhead. Solemn dedication seems Ligman, who church Thomas 46, we for offered Dec. 13 St. College- in Anthony’s church has born A been star at —- second-hand. neither coloredmor Zilkowski least equal the hospitality F. J. tinns Father Dec. 17. died for J. Ertl, M. Father Vincent at 67. Bozia ceremonies for the blessing the of the fresh- ville» the (if in person the parish Burial in officiated. officiated, assisted the ceme- by Rev. Francis was Cathedral’s squad, the When football of Egyptians. ancient 'school church in St. and new Christo— sharpshooter, Bill wife survives with His Fairlcy. Forest man tery. City, deacon: son, the one and little Joseph had starting its 1949 football after Francis dc Sales’ parish here or no money; his parents, Also survivingare David. Rev. Henry Steichen, St. Nicholas, were he will be Christy (as sub- pherson. sis-d he house; he Ligman, four impressively with four needed did be- Mr. and Mrs. Clemens not deacon. Burial in the._ parish held Dec. The Most Fran- 26. Rev. a season was ceme- here in referred from mat- to on as brothers. and four Mrs. ters, Ertl tery. survives with six skids hit long trade auspicious victories, the local union; sons: to cis J. Schenk, Bishop of Crooks- any and toward printers charity of ter Andrew, Gregory, Wlif'red, Alphonse, Mary Jarosh Mrs. language problems finished the with four there and at officiated. ton, were season Francis, Norbert, and all Watkins. of hit proofreaders) for two-game ‘ a Falls—Mrs. Jarosh. 76, Little' Mary donkey attrib- first; he had that needed There disappointing defeats, grandchildi‘en, eight sister, Francis The St. de Sales’ a are we one John’s new points in the St. St. Paul buried total of who died Dec. 15 in 3‘7 was William Mrs. Rauschendorfer, Watkins, feed which decline of- and uted the unfortunate pasturage, and Sobiesk'i church and school building is Stanislaus’ in St. cemetery at a holiday Dakota. North journey to and six brothers: Louis, Kimball: Frank offered probably Requiem Mass by the neighbors following 1) loss of player, annoyed to star modern brick and a concrete struc— William, prowess a and Waite Park; Math, St. Cashman, Marty Teamed with Lady Zilkowski Our of Father F. J. in with hee-hawing. it Stephen: upheaval in the athletic ad- Theodore, 2) Darwin; Michael, and in modernized ture Romanesque an Simonitch, who The follow- Ed Jack church 17. Chambers, Lourdes Dec. on Waconia. told, All the problem created prevented the ministration, which style capacity Buffalo; and has seating of Frank, ing children survive: has flying through with a Mrs. Lea Pefier \ come Schultz, St. Onamia; Mrs. Steve by these three D.P.’s their Joseph, accustomed and getting from to . ' team approximately 500. taller Merle replace the colors to Tony Paul; Mrs. Payer, Cloud—Mrs. Andrew and Lee St. MICHAEL KHABIB Pett‘er, who ABU 59. SHANAB, 74, wept when donkey for football; brand of not pretext system The four basement was a new a rooms now starting Kallis, Royal- Micheau the Falls; Mrs. Isadore center, Little died Dec. laid 20, in rest the to as was jubilation. of God’s will unusually the‘first was CARE representatives delivered and 3) food parcel strong from being Amer- used four ele- for song and George, Flint, Mich. Assumption con- ton; following an t a Rawlings, e and Rich c e m e Jack Pollei, r 3 y Requiem that they be provided with the Mass offered St. Mary’s in Ca- ference. grades be converted Wozniak mentary George his He had been ica home. selected the needy recipient to of can his St. John’s Christy and mates as a thedral Dec. Mr. 23. Peffer survives with necessities life'in foreign of the Cru- We sympathized with kit- into large auditorium and Sobieski.——Funeral services a designated package for Christian Arab in Jaffa. The were con— contents of a the the be surprises of the following children: a Robert Mrs. con- may George Wozniak Stanis- ducted for in St. adult itself endan— land since life school school and chen did the whenever saders Lemmer separate (Dorothy) was and-Mrs. Robert the will long helping parcel in this couple as aged whose only a ference. go a way the Rev. Anthony La- laus’ church by \ Mertz ‘(Betty). gered Shakopee; in the homeland. Robert and because they followers of the 11 building is built. income is the that the Mazar win taking by in wash. the parish No them Burial in to money expects woman earns ceme- musgu. was one or - and Mary home. Ann, There at four do are Today? “Whatsoever confident of the strength both Wozniak He Mrs. you 82. tery. CARE’s kosher adult baby and food packages available were was sur- for miracles grandchildren. perform just yet, but Mrs. Pefi’er are Peter, Alex, Mrs. Chester Roberts any was a mem- children: vives with eight Frank, Steve, these Me.” unto do unto that the squad of character ber of St. you Margaret’s society delivery St. in Israel and complete pos— to of $10. Orders (Johanna), Walter Sonne‘nbgrg at should and Mrs. cost squad the Jays better far anyone . a . . home: Walter, Anton, are a and George, at Ann’s Christian He Mothers. He refugee in infancy. (Pauline), Brainerd: Tony all Mrs. sessed. of was a be addressed the headquarters of the nonprofit to organization . 20 Swanville; Rose Zak, Bowlus; Mrs. right than when at Mrs. they were now (Josephine), Theo- Janorschke Mentor; Mrs. Earl looks hospitality again today Brit: for arrived Basketball Theo Bartkowicz, and Pauline Wozniak. Broad New York 5, local CARE street, to office. season they' compiled their early or any Weiss dore, St. Cloud; Mrs. Mike season Stella Zimmer- both Sobieski. Mrs. of in the of those deprived persons Pierz.—Requiem the , congested Mass offered sports (Florence) Clemens Mrs. Peser scene was and record. upon Wozniak, So- Minneapolis, and Ed man. Dec. in 21 St. Joseph’s church land for of home. and grand- (Alvina), All-Out Pierz. There 39 Assistance elaborated the fine 5. and Asked are bieski, survive. * brother and sister, also * * We on a Earl Britz. who died 31, Dec. 18. Mon- children great-grandchildren. and five director Contact diocesan ‘ and potentialities the squad, of your Criticism signor Edward Comes Way Wonders Mahowald Mrs. Mary Our officiated. displaced of Saehr Carl hinted Burial in the persons. parish Her in circuitous ‘manner cemetery. was Staples.—Requiem Mass offered a was‘ Criticism has reached husband survives with the Henri—Funeral as re— following Heart church for Mrs. Coach Jim Dec. in Sacred lofty of 24 services esteem WET. con- our children: Donna Lou, ,garding Janet. item that two. forged its .mmunmnImmmm. March 1950 For of seven, Dimes Wonders, an amlmlmumum Mafy for Joseph's church ducted Dec. in St. 19 years mem- many a Fitzharris. and John. old. Also surviving 0 R D O one year be of this parish, who died Dec. into this 22. “very controversial” for Carl Saehr, who, died Dec. 16. 45, way her father. Succeeding such Theodore Kasper,‘ great mentor and the are» Falque a The Rev. F. G. officiated. Burial Monsignor Edward Mahowald officiated. manuscript in the Christmas issue following brothers and sisters: Mrs. For Daily Mass figurative Evergreen Mrs..Won- Paul Sokol is in cemetery. not Mrs. Burial the parish in cemetery. was a was as William Thommcs (Theresa). Register. Lastrup; of the unfavorable Some Ilers in Westphalia, born Germany, Saehr survives with Norman two was sons, Fitz, bed of for Herman. Detroit, roses anyone. as Mich.: John, Lastrup; Jan. She America 20, 1873. to opinions and Donald, Also surviving his expressed about the came are were Mrs. Joseph and Motschek (Leona), is known, has Infantile paralysis Minneapolis, Mrs. he commonly hit the nation from Bangor San to Mr. more with her and Mrs. Anton parents, Saehr, mother. Mrs. Margaret and two expedience that of morsel Ervin Gruber (Viola), and Leonard, all our con- Jan; ——Friday. Epiphany 6 of Mertens, settling all last the of eight, height of with the brothers, Joseph reached Diego, lie at Henry and Saehr, great greatest boys and girls, size summer popu- as a young of Pierz: and Mrs. George Brummer rules cerned observance training of Pennsylvania later first and Med- in at of Pierz. Our Lord. Special Mass. Gloria, student body force in the history this larity the of cruel sweating under hot packs, labor- (Gertrude), Lastrun. among as John ford, Wis. She married Hethcrington to Mrs. Cathedral high. A. M. at was Creed, Preface, and “Communicat- disease. In after basket- city city the iously enjoyed, and his trying walk, Sokol trying to to Mrs. Regina. Wonders in 1892 and the family moved Hoffman ever We reply that ref- to want Mass St, Cloud—Requiem offered ing with” our special, and for used the was ambulance Staples Surviving of sirens to in 1906. has been just ball few strategy muscles of are one scream move rose even never a Pierz.-—Mrs. Regina Hoffman, who Holy church 71, Dec; Angels for Mrs. 24 in falseand they not Staples Anthony and nine daugh- of erences were days. White next son, vestments. above the traffic echoed it their polio-disabled criticized. called Pete harshly We seven bodies. They died Dec,- 16, laid roar; in. Holy life-long resident to A. M. Hetherington, rest was a Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson, Mrs. ters: of written in the spirit were con- Cross along Harding highways, cemetery following who country and hos- still at of this community, died Dec. 22. improved need help! Hansen player Jan. Dimes dollars 7—Saturday. Second and day most 3 Mrs. Sophie Lenihan. Catherine Schrib- a criticism. structive Certainly Requiem Mass offered in St. Joseph’s Calvary Burial in A cemetery. we son, pital was polio and wards full. Thomas: Mrs. the Polkinghorn, complimented in Octave. to March of Dimes Mrs. and several other Mass’ of Jan. Gloria, 6. were given ner, can church Dec. 19 by the Rev. Earl Cloud; sister, Mrs. Jerome, St. and on Mater pledge loyalty Alma a to Paddock, Mrs. Francis Fleming, Anna a our But thanks of to public their support and insure bright- members of the second Collect Lady, of Our third Boldt. team. Surviving ease the following Los also chil- Louis Pelteur, Angeles, Calif., way a are Hill. Gertrude Mrs. John Scott. Mrs. and far from plotting sort Josephl, any dren: are the Hillman; annual March of Dimes, mira- Mike, Foley; survive. much brighter, chance for We rated the Central Cath- for Church also Pope, Creed, Pref- er, Nyhagen. A sister. Mrs. Mrs. Eileen a and or destruction it. of against cles took place of side by life normal Staples, “mercy again. Reichel also Bernadine of olic circuit could and “Communicating with” be strong sur- ace, as a as as Cathe- regard for vives. o prove our side with tragedy. if the yesterday. White found in the state, not OFIMES Every vestments. ‘ACH dime, dollar sent WALL PAINTS every PAPER Catherine Mumm Mrs. dral high athletics, allow to us Chapters of the along strangest. join the to 1950 March of Jan. 8—Sunday within - the Oc- of- Spring.——Requi6m Mass ,Cold “Sport back the of _, was turn pages National Founda- all notices Despite these Dimes, will help back fered church push the St. Boniface’s Epiphany. Dec. 28 in of Holy rave on tave Family. will Shorts” This September. to ion Infantile for who died Catherine Mumm. ’79, shadow Mrs. the made for Crusader of polio. Thousands team, of hos- Special Mass. Gloria, looking Paint no one a second Col- and wall. keep home smart paper as can your parish the Burial in Dec. 24. ceme- was pitalized canonize We to people hoping Policy lect Sunday in Octave, Wants Britain move us. were an- third of young the of are Law- survive: Mrs. Six children well preserve the walls large tery. and woodwork. See selec- as our ‘ which and noted the subject, for praying that the 1950 Oth- March Epiphany, (Olga), Cold Spring; Creed, Mayer Preface, we and on rence Minded’ of paints and wall colors and modern Made ‘Christian tion beautiful in Kimball; Mrs. Aloys, Cloud; of Dimes St. papers will grateful; but the top. mar, “Communicating with” we Epiph- as soon as of go are over (Sylvia), LeMesa, McCormick am Thelr regulations designs. abuse mention the of their smiles (Jan. 6), eyes Last Gospel are of St. eager, / (Leona), Erpelding any Joseph Mrs. Alexandria, Egypt—The Brit- Calif; trustful, their quickly by the someof unbouuded. team, Molitor White Zeno John usual. courage and Mrs. are Merrill, Ia.‘ KOERBER we vestments. as ish “more needs a government They There :31 Calif. Stockton, (Helen), demonized. count help are ’snor to on PAINT everyone Christian-minded policy,” accord- great-grandchil- five grandchildren and them help themselves. * It * In places Holy threeprsters where Name brothers and Three ing dren. Greek Patri- the Orthodox to so- Way We Gfateful in Alton, Wagner. Theodore survive: also are a ciety exists, Mass of‘Holy Name. arch Alexandria, Christopheros of Mrs. Dak.: Ralph, S. Peter Wagner, 1a,; Circles Mission Gloria, second Collect Holy Fam— appeared II. It has always In cabled the to Calif.: Mrs. to Vllifichael Hawthorne, Allen, me a message " Penderville, third ily, Epiphany, Greed, Mrs. Dan Christ- and Julif. Anson this though the in Anglican Archbishops of Canter- press com- as St. Cloud, Minn. 20 Sixth Ave.‘ So. Ralph, Duk. S. Preface, “Communicating this bury he munity had treated and England, matter York in not mas h worrisome e Wheaton Meet , Bleimes Elizabeth in Miss Epiphany, , with” of Last ,Gospel Ib'3lmedical always It in the asked them the correct few to convert costs way. was govern— Rapids.—-Funeral services Souk were Family. Holy White: vestments. compliment athletes the The made be- ready to families meet ment. request Heart was can Sacred in Dec. 30 conducted deserved it, and without when. their labors aid Jan. 9—Monday. Fourth in full Bleimes. 78. Britain voted against the in- day in met, Elizabeth Miss church for were cause or Benedict The Rev. DINNDORF Wheaten—Women'o'f Dec. 28. died who helpful aid when in by National Foundation eight Jerusalem why offer Epiphany Octave. mis- not Mass Jan. part, ternationalization of 7. so as in Calvary Burial officiated. Virnig was sion circles in chapters. the 'Maria boys fault? Collect Ave the Second of Sunday Israel moving at within because is and are par- gov- for- BleimeS, Cloud, Miss St. cemetery, ish terrible So the epi- the last Epiphany. White great, met week Munich, leaves Aviv OR: of December offices from Tel New to vestments. resident of ernment one so was The reaction mer to- spontaneous Sauk Ra- Brunner of Peter Mrs. niece, demic, however, that elect chapters to officers. Mrs. Sylves— Jerusalem. Mass ran new penning of Sunday Epiph— ward within in our way, was, a pids. broke of just ter out Aus presided. went money that Octave. Gloria, gratifying. It showed second Goedert Col- Peter any- . . . very when needed. Na- Minutes most and , for the reports money past was Epiphany, that lect third offered this column read, and of Our Lady, PAINT is it Cloud.—Requiem Mass St. was s'ronu WALLPAPER IDEAL AM) tional headquarters spent ' Cathedral for Mary’s read. Father in St. Nicholas Dec. 31 more stimulates Providing the Creed. White year opinion. were vestments. Dec. 29. , who died Goedert, 62, Peter than mid-September $6,000,000 by Kraemer, Repair Radiator pastor, paid tribute fiJan. 10—Tuesday. to public thought-provoking Fifth day in ‘ with John’s Varnishes cemetery at Burial in St. Paints Pittsburgh Painting Contractor was supplement chapter treasuries. to —— all — the mission and their Octave. Mass the Jan. White with material chief aim of 7. is Mrs. Goedert survives Collegeville. groups on as St. 50. 602 151: Wallpaper Washable Imperial And result epidemic national Cloud: and officers Raymond. St. children: as for their splendid two . a the journalist and good vestments. co-oper— 'Bldg. every the Hudson In New There Minneapolis. Lawler, Mrs. Leona virtually depleted, ' ation , the reserves were past Cloud ’ Jan. ll—Wednesday. Sixth Telf‘435 thankful when his day St. author ‘ is '7th Ave. So. 12 Radiators year. ' four grandchildren and great- one are necessitating the first emergency in Octave. Mass such Jan. audience 7, with also survive: Three brothers Mrs. grandchild. Lois reacts Klugmann as chosen ours as Cleaned Repaired and was drive history. in McGreggr, Wis.: John, Fred. Milwaukee, second Collect of St. Hyginus, did. president of the parish DIETMANI’S mission Dak.; Mathew, Cloud. N. St. Phone Cloud GOCERY St. 1366 But the 1949‘ has story not I third of Our Lady, Creed. White circles. Mrs. Esther Muellenback Schill Joel egded During yet. the 1950 March vestments. elected her third to term was DIAMOND amas- services as Cloud—Funeral St. were Dimes, Jan. founda- 16-31, the MODERNIZING HOME 0 Jan. lZ—Thursday. Seventh day 0 treasurer. Thomas Dec. Joel conducted 29 for appeals tion help to CONFECTION‘ERY' HOME FINANCING to 0 in Octave Epiphany. MEATS of Mass Mrs. Clar- Schill, of Mr. and everyone infant ' TO FOR THE BRIDE BE son 9 as GROCERIES Leaders for each of the eight Wey it—by Schill. Father Richard of— write giving again—4mm Jan. White ence 7. J. ANDERSON F. vestments. chosen. Calvary ficiated. Burial in They Mrs. BUTT WEIMAN 8. groups ceme- were was heart, the behalf the are 189 of 185 Phone PM. Jan. 13—Friday. day 8 or Last in A.M. on to young- Week Days, 7:30 Regular tcry. Genevieve LUMBER C0. Linquist, St. ‘30.. Theresa’s 8th Ave. 520 the down the kid P.M. ster A.M. 9 street, next Friday 7:30 to Octave of Epiphany. Special Mass. Margaret. Galvin ' Minn. Cloud, St. circle; Mrs. John P.M. Thoennes, 12:15 St. AM. to Sundays 8:30 Bsrthclcmy Successors J. N. door instances, to in _ Gloria, Creed. White Galvin, or, as many 74, vestments. so Morris.—Miss Margaret MATERIAL BUILDING Jude’s; Mrs. George Gualrapp, St. 7021/2 St. one’s child. in the St. Germain who died Dec. 19, laid rest to (From How Use Daily Mis- to‘ was very own a. Cecilia’s; parish following Requiem cemetery Mrs. Madge Norton, St. 3 COAL PAINT AND sal in by E. M. Lohmann C.) In hospitals 1.950, from Austin to John Fearon in Mass by Father offered Anne’s; Mrs. Louis Klugman, DONI.IN *St. (‘0MI’ANY Cloud, Minn. Telephone She 180 St. church 22. Assumption Dec. THE was on Elizabeth’s; ' Mrs. Clara Correct Hunder, Mrs. Education the the late Mr. and Held daughter of - HANlON DR. H. l. Galvin John Galvin. One brother, Tom St. Mary’s; Mrs. Phyllis Wieser, - Kresge’s of Over Manufacturers Willmar, survives. of St; GLASSES Margaret’s; Mrs. and Rith FITTED James J. Hennen Finish OPTOMETRIST Interior Doors Bruns, Sash St. Rita’s. offered Morris.—Req-uiem Mass was Answer 'Sex Criminals . . . . . . Activities for to the Assumption church James drew Dec. for 24 in to ' year Cloud St. Co. Above Molltor Drug Germain 535 St. E. cldse Burial Hennen, Dec. 22. 78, who died with the holding a groups Father here. Calvary in cemetery was thei!Christmas Cloud, Minnesota St. party. The following: John officiated. Fear-on A San‘Diego.—“There given in schools public was never many a un— time when der the guise of hygiene should be much has been writ- PROMPTLI MADE so REPAIRS m ten‘and spoken and explained about subjected searching investiga- to Colberg Dr. R. G. and time moral when tion.” & HcElectric K sex, never a degradation declared low,” Bishop The prelate that the in- was so cap/9'9 Charles F. Diego Buddy of San de- vestigators OPTOMETRIST welcomed “study to are clared here in discussing the the in— methods employed in Cath- our 0.. 'of crimes against chil- A- olic schools safeguard in- the to crease sex W dren. children, im— of and to nocence , WARD 63-W FOURTH Phones 3864—5 “The ' terrifying situation them by daily instruction “stems press on v No.— Cloud 8th Ave. 1350 1:. logically from the godlessness, their moral obligations.” sec- WIRING FARM CITY 81 ularism “--‘AA‘ other immoral declared the “bald MARKET and de- He and crude I vvvvv baucheries Communism—all exposition” schools of in public Call Write for free estimate sex or closely inter-related,” he told has arousad “youthful passions for Gnifkowskl Jos. a luncheon experiences” meeting the Father of and said the MEATS sex and en- Surplus Equipment Your Turn \ "approach Serra club. unmoral.” tire is GROCERIES Bishop. pointed cold Buddy that “The is,” Bishop out fact the Buildings Old into Schellinger Bros. ‘ HOME-MADE legislators favor said, “that children in public for some surgery our SAUSAGE offenders, others advocate capi- schools getting edu- moral sex are no BUILDERS CASH tal punishment. He asked: “In— cation whatever; religious in- no Cloud 9th Ave. N. St. 403 Reliable Contractors of laws educators stead multiplying struction by competent to pun— ish the PHONE criminal, why do in the Law God. 2052-53 not of some- 2355W Phone thing constructive “Whatis with daily to prevent sex,‘ Established Years! wrong 39 pre- Cloud 50. St. 121 14th Ave. crimes, build by senting of impressionable to to or up means young, education their formative of moral minds in period the respon- a sense w. sibility grade high keeping and necessity of the natural among Molilor school pupils? forth Com- law in the Ten “Choose Your set Druggist Co. Drug as as \. piece single have Whether or you a “The unspeakable mandments?” Carefully Your Doctor” sex courses as Bruning REXALL AGENCY make. will sell, earload Drug, Store to we a Specialty Prescriptions a offer. fair ydu & Supplies Toiletries .Kodak a Is Our Business Prescriptions Compounding CLOUD. MINN. ST. v“ Mary’s Bldg. 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