Friday, THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER,‘ January 13, 1950 Officers Named SPORT New Are Four Out Five of THE SHORTS IDEAL DONLIN (‘0MPANY I Radiator Repair Manufacturers of By BOESE JERRY ByKimbOII St. So. Mission 602 1st Unit 15 Over Probably Sash Doors Interior 'New Finish the In Hudson Bldg. ‘. . . . Radiators . . ’Boo’ Sportsmanship the and 535 E. St. Germain St. Cleaned and Repaired Cloud Durocher and When Lippy Leo Conlacled Polio Kimball.—A review of last seph year’s Stearns, Mrs. secretary; and Phone St. Cloud riding 1366 his Brooklyn Dodgers were workand election of officers Frank Loehlein, treasurer. the baseball new 'of few crest years a place took meeting Activities in of which atya recent the society high school sandlotters and ago, It’s the‘missi‘on society of St. Ann’s participated the included past and aping the Bums year athletes '. were to HOME MODERNIZING 0 easy parish. mending and altering altar linens, If than 15 own their riotous leader. you are more a years HOME 0 FINANCING New officers Mrs. Matt Un- making complete of red set of the chances four vest- ..-- , are out natural This had effect a ‘ age, are upon ANDERSON a J. F. terburger, president; Mrs. Frank linens, of altar ments, neW'set of five that have already been their and followers in the stands 3. a you IN USED HOUSEHOLD Dingman, vice president; Mrs. Jo- backdrop for the St. side Ann al- infected with the polio virus. This LUMBER both players and fans alike C0. soon altar three APPLIANCES boy cassocks, tar, three statement—startling it . heaping hurling abuse and as may '- were Huan, Beriha BUILDING MATERIAL quilts, pieces 25 of childrens’ cloth- is based prevailing officials. missiles the defenseless at seem on —— ing and and toys, articles for scientific opinion, according MACHINES WASHING AND to I When and if umpire some referee or PAINT COAL a medical mission work, Lloyd B. Smith, chairman of the did spend nearly much not as Telephone Three 180 Cloud. St. Minn. models—$124.95 The also collected 20 boxes South St. Louis Mo., chap- $179.95. county, ‘ISO group attempting t0.evade flying 5.23:1 $1 energy Housekeeper '40 Easy terms—liberal of clothing used for the missions of the booting National Foundation trade-' ter for Lat bottles and fishes he did m. as I" up I show them and 389 pounds clothing to of and 85 today. Infantile Paralysis. you his whistle bellowing his de- or pounds of the for European In review of research regarded soap recent cisions, the contest a a USED Refrigerator on. HEATERS was Norge. THE expellees. MAYTAG SHOP from report national headquarters, sissified. Years. Is Dead as ‘ That traded in The'members were also contributed on to Smith Mr. _ revealed March that of Father Time eradicated the sins New Motor NEW JUNGERS the BLUE FIRE preseminary fund burse and the 1245th Ave. 5., St. Dimes scientists Cloud Plfona this Of Leo and his to 49 flamboyant Flat— came con- $69.00 spiritual bouquet given Bishop to WICKLESS OIL HEATERS bush fusileers, and the world of Joseph Bus-ch his jubilee cele- at athletics Wielsunlijed its riglfitful j — Wadena.—Funeral services bration last Coronado summer. ‘ i “ ooing” h iter t course. e ar e - held here FOLEY for M155 . Future projects for the Allen (3 old) mission were OIL ‘ HEATERS mos. is and always will be civic now a include making workers Bertha backdrop Hunck, 69, WhO served a ritual that interesting borough 3—-—Lonergans In a for the Baptismal font and . can- $15430 a of and rubber plants, THE" , the housekeeper MARCHEOI: trees for Monsignor Au- rest These Silent Friendly Sioux as Business ’ ‘ Firms * for Corpus Christi processions. opy of United rebalanced the States gustPlachta almost for and 40 Seamless years. up The society of thanks Appreciate vote and Deserve gave Your zebra? a Patronage itself and the valiant in g Monsignor Plachta offered the men PINES, retiring officers, Mrs. to Andy l Heatrolas fashioned doublets blue suits 2—Estate and Requiem Solemn Mass in St, Ann’s ELECTRIC RANGES / ‘M Maus, president; Mrs. Frank Ding- _ (umpires. that is) discarding their Deluxe and assisted church by Father was Miss vice president; Kathryn man, period of seqqestratxon. Monogram Peter Kroll, St. Cloud, deacon; Fa- once aga_m $25.:3d Berscheid, and Mrs. Ann THOS. secretary; ' sss ‘ BRENNY dlsplayed the” PUth- P. co. “sages ther 1" Nicholas Donnay, Perham, Priced Sell QUICK! to up Curtis, treasurer. up Yet desplte the that the fad? Father Voigt, subdeacon; Robert . has WEIDNER'S calendar‘ off, much‘of Worn Father Worthington, 0,, and Allen OAS RANGES Foley, Minn. Native 2 Sons Phone the luster of Durochers natlonal 88 Wadenea’ Speiser, of masters Your Junger’s Dealer cere_ Maytag Frigidaire Philco influence, sportsmanship in Radios Bottled Gas Range: com- 8: - monies. - - $29.11! athletics petitive is still Minnesota shy of Jan' Paints 'Miss died here Hunck 1 uo APPLIANCES the heights it knew prior USED the to Service all products by factory on trained service men. Are‘ Officers, “kip” and his quotation}; famous at Survived by Sister COOKING USED STOVES “ ice finish last’ whic guys Brother And 'MELROSE There Traded NEW WEST- the is, and in swept country. on probably always will be, for I room survived by She is sister, Mrs. INGHOUSE ELECTRIC Perham Mass a improvement' Louis J. Wesselman of Cloud, St. ‘RANGES Cathedral high school and'St. _ These Friendly Hunck Business and brother, Rudolph Firms of a John’s have made rapid prog- Sterling, Colo. size STAR Skelgas Appreciate Apart. and Deserve Your Patronagr range rowdy in effort quell to native} ran an ‘ Hunck Miss born Perham.-—Two Du- Monarch Gas Coal at & Range was conduct which belies the sons MONARCK essen- elm, Nov. 21,1880,a‘nd had Electric Hot Point IlIE NAIlONAL FOUNDATION doctrines edu- FOR tial of Christian INFANIIIE St. Henry’s parish assisted of PARALYSIS served housekeeper £01: Mon" S Kerogas as has cational C.H.S. institutions. Coal, Solemn Midnight Mass the Wood at clusion after &Gas completing D sample E M P I Plachta RE the he time Electroday Signor smce FORD th'c divs- long ‘, since come way a detect polio to antibodies here day. Christmas surveys } became in Royalton in 1910. pastor on the turbing exhibitions back in $25.00 & up in, the blood of normal Melrose Ranges Later William persons. she served housekeeper I for MEMORIALS, Doll, They the Rev. Motor CO. ' Inc. days rationed bubble as ‘ of were gum The of polio antibodies Plachta presence Monsignor Saul: in Centre who and James Bern- deacon, In.” and “Don't Fence Me St. was in the blood result from USED REFRIGERATORS 32125-00 some and Wadena. who MELROSE. was of master MINN. John’s students have mellowed D cere- auer, ‘ Phone 171 previous Mclrose, with Minn. contact the polio MEMORIALS WE monies. Both SPECIALIZE stu- IN lessened their depreciative- Active TI-aded and pallbearers George young men are } the NEW in were virus. on ‘ FOR CATHOLIC CEMETERIES When SALES dents New in Josephinum and SERVICE the semi— endeavors Breher, Frank of arbitrator-aux Brehel‘, Harry } ness ’ I Empire BuillP—Eternal the Hill- Polio Could Be as PHILCO WESTINGHOUSE a. in Worthington, 0. the aforementioned Merickel, A. I. Ehlen, since J. H. nary $239.00 pc- riod. honorary usche, and R. Stuntebeck. Greater A. Father Nicholas Donnay Tragedy \ REFRIGERATORS was _ Baseball Is Different Story pallbearers Miss celebrant Midnight of the Mass a were ALlTlIHFIIELD Servel Scientists believe Bottlegas that Refrig. these Anna Hirt, Miss and Sophie Tigges, Father Martin Schirber, OS.- municipal Baseball the sta- at A subclinical polio; infections Schaefer Miss Elizabeth » Weber, Mrs. Louie 3., of Collegeville subdeacon. are Rox dium is something else again. was fortunate,,inasmuch it is the Leonard Andrie, Mrs. William Kluczny, and their as noted for fans The Mass preceded by were npver was a PnouIICE of type repeated that co. 3—Frigidaires Mrs. exposure Mike Ootone, all Wa’dena. Ex- of can faithfulness losing club. to concert Of sacred music. Five a num- build resistance strong the Kelvinator to up occasions, however, few cept Priests from neighboring bers rendered by on a towns string were on- a .’ disease. Without such protection, $20.00 & I I umpires found Rox fans up have the ‘APRMEEL who semble Schmitz,. attended the funeral Fa— composed of A.'P. We Pay were Highest Prices polio would be for Your greater an quite hospitable. even Martin Schoeeneborger, thers L. J. Perham; Raymond Onotta, John \ tragedy than it is. Mr. Smith now Jud?“ . , B°xm8 _ Often _ Victims POULTRY, EGGS, and are HIDES Schmitz, Schritz, Kathleen Winter, A. Perham; Paul Schmel- Patri- WOOL added that than $11,000,000, mo e of unfair criticism which stem§ cia Mohr, violins; Cecilia Motley. Brandl Bertha. Siebels, Leo zer in March of imes funds have al- Eagle. LaévrenceBgtz Fran: the American public’s from affec- , MELROSE, cello; Bernard string Bernauer, MINN. Grey ready been 513 St. in Germain seeking spent ‘l' Rafids’. lPark tions toward who lacks pre- - a contestant I I , a bass; and Sister Raymond cis Baskervil’le M; the C at ventive St. Cloud, the disease Minn. to and mini- to l sufficient Bluff’ton’. physical be William’ 'van to prowness \ Six Christmas hymns Haupt organ. were mize its crippling after-effects. established The Rooyy’o.S-C.‘.B1’uegmss; the favorite. as Adrian by the adult choir, which also sung MEIROSE people’s choice be inexperi- ' may rendered the “Missa The Verndale; Rosa Mystica” firms Zutphen, 0.S.C., listed here de- van Valley Browns enced, he be smaller, Unit or may or by Carnevali, “Laetentur Coeli” J. Butler; and by A. Steines, O.S.C., to be remembered he be aggressive; of these serve may any Rees, “Proper of the Mass” by John Kroll, Foley. ' HARDWARE qualities healthy box office for are Laboure. when “Gesu and distributing Bambino” by you/are Aids Indian and friends from Relatives School out appeaL Pietro Yon. The junior choir Hardware sang and Related Linea 1 who attended the rites of town patronage in the dif- - ’And when the underdog your puts so, the Mass at 8 o’clock the Shep- of OUR OWN HARDWARE Mrs. Louis Wessel- and Mr. battle, the courageous fans ‘ were up business. a ferent lines of herds and the adult choir at the Melrose Imholte, Mrs. Mrs. James hand him the verdict, to man, are eager Browns Valley—Instead the o’clock of 10 High Mass. Cletus, Osgod‘; Ralph, and Alden WALG‘REEN while, l purely meritorious MARSH AGENCY DAN on a usual exchange of gifts Christ- at FALLS ' Waflter Wesselman, Norbert Mrs. basis, the favorite is the winner. I time, members of St. An- mas End Studies I5 LITTLE Kloskowski, .Richard \Swinn, Mr. Thus the multitude to DRUGS ascends -DRUGS thony’s mission upon circle their ‘ gave Gardner,-and Mrs. and Mrs. Peter the mediators release their to gift po- the Tekakwitha to In- money -, Cloud; tential Scherer, all of St. George energies. dian I. school in Sisseton, S. Dak. LES BLDG. In LOCH CLINIC Mission House These Friendly Business Sterling, Firms Let it be Rudolph Hunck of written here, however, Mrs. ,.= They also hun— than gave more a that these Spald- judges Lloyd infallible, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. not are Manager Sixth a Main Appreciate and Deserve dred Your, Patronage articles clothing of the to , but it be agreed that Eisselman, must the Waite Park; Alex ing, school and box of clothing . to a new fighters have received Pine Bend, Wis.;. Mrs. Martin City—Fifteen West priests will compara- local two children the school, at WALGREEN LI'IVI-‘LIII.’EIS‘ISELES.3 tively just the boating finish treatment Mr. at Milwaukee, Wis.; their Newman, studies in the Redemp- and box the children to of the Drugs Save a AGENCY MINN. cards presented in this torist on‘ Jack Smith, Clear Lake; novitiate Mrs. second and. St. Ger- at area family their in home. same throughout the ‘ ard’s Minneap- mission Urban Baumann, house this Mrs. January. years. Articles _ Religious Prayerbooks, Rosaries and Other Members 'con- recently were ' In closing, then, let and Sick Room Needs Frank Of Mrs. Plachta, try olis; Mr. and the 15, five to have been us as— ducted the tour of Indian on a be ‘bit with the signed Mr. and Mrs. Brazil, Miles City, Mont; to South America, more a square school. officials. [ragine the ICE Millie Bent- where EXPERT HANDLING. Mrs. they Studio En- Arth and will Robert work Curran in the mission way one — Mrs. Florence Koepke is presi— close with 39c each We feels roll. ,will de- CALL CALL when, dthough 1151 28 trying and'Miss Paul; Agnes assigned field, to St. the Redemptorist to - area velop and return prepaid. dent postage of the mission circle; H.‘ Mrs. forth the premium effort ST. CLOUD, M-INN. put Fathers. Inlets. Noesen, Two The others will receive . Garberick E. is secretary. Phone maddcned 866 possible, 125 E. Broadway the thou- assignments in the United States. sands venting their spleen are p Oscar Savig The Mrs. missionary activities the of Inquiries Hardware Result Bares Co. conscientious I two upon one or Redemptorist Agent. order in South Amer- w. Shipment c. WEBER, officials. A pecial S ica conducted chiefly in are area an It requires deal of Hariwaie [fwd coal great Addresses : a Meet along the Amazon river 1,000 miles General Insurance fortitude of Ads From K. intestinal ‘, C. be the to from the three degreees and ocean ref but nothing “me I!” "1"“! it is ' AUTO FINANCING or ump, south of the } The Maytag Washing equator. is Machines area short of when cowardly, safely “of OI HOUSE LOANS N’urses’ Unit Famos something r called “Green Hell” be- Bottle Gas Religious I» On Topics camouflaged high the v in stands ‘ “1°” 559 117 S- 5- Fir-t St of the tropical heat dis- Telephone and LmIo 4E nus. Minn. cause ., shout “catcalll” and "boos" to "E', . prevalent there. eases EI—OH BROS: arbitcrs. the at the Mrs. Oscar Savig guest was After all, would where Cath— The Knights of Columbus rec- Studebaker Cars 8: Trucks Student Aid monthly meeting speaker the of Campaign at reation be without the sport olic advertisements, which have Cloud hospital nurses’ the St. International Trucks moderator? / Preci'Sien,.,Made association last week in alumnae been published in four national Collegeville Explanation in Is Begun in Order McCormick Implements Mrs. Savig de- the nurses’ home. magazines in the United States, Although St. John lost for the trip highlights of her . scribed the four in second time this the local Canada, in local and 729 to with‘ season audience Collegeville. Eurbpe and to An intensive an “(CIT-TGIF,” 5 Peds, the FOR Johnnies fought and -—- have remarkable OVER well, had FIFTY-SEVEN YEARS newspapers, IloME Holy Father. the week-long . student aid drive ' was results. had Dame Fortune presented them SIMONET FUNERAL launched St. John’s university at presided Mrs. Loren Timmers I with anything but bad luck, they 560 Minnesota in last Monday, Dec. 9. The campaign and the meeting report at P‘IIKINGSHEARS a was would have emerged victorious. for financial assistance for for- Led Service Instructions Sister Giovanni, Economical given by Dignified Personal treasurer, to The Johnnies,|it be related must —- — eign, students supplemented Telephone members 666 who pointed that 91 was Little Falls, Minn. out immediately, Without. the In Minnesota inquiries were alone, by pleas clothing and for books. It, membership paid their had already services Prepared of forwards t'ske Catholic Service the Ed Chambers to of beer? care proper way. have received from 9,227 Student aid chairman, Don Marie Mertes, dues 1950. Miss for and freshman prodigy Bill Christo- have enrolled and 560 for persons Meyers, from junior Eau Claire, committee; head food cheer of the pherson. These wel- 'most two religious are instructions. These fig— Wis, and fellow .workers made and Tomczik, pub- MISS Lorrane the Johnny be- to varsity come SMITH listed in sent report to ures personal are a appeals student to A. .l. (‘0. licity also every chairman, reports. of scoring their abilities gave cauSe the society councils of the Dec. 22. in the school. Besides assistance Mrs. Litchy the Earl of and because their height labels program The Catholic Advertising students com— to in war-ravaged lands, Savig. committee introduced Mrs. them advantageous rebounders. John Deere Farm Implements and Tractors as mittee the council has of ' proceeds from this year’s drive supreme The Johns below under Lunch served in the were par new inquiries faith was received about the will also be used aid needy Complete'chnir to Parts and Service bankboards the against the Husk- Next hospital cafeteria. meeting Dec. from 388,122 to Johnnies and missionary persons certain up ies, this and probably the valentine is slated Feb. for 6. A FALLS was rea- the adver- 1, result of 1949, LITTLE projects this in as country. a for their loss. included. will be card son party tising - Last St. John’s successful program. ' year Captain Jack Pollei handi- was student 27,109 aid netted And the date to program Cathedral in the feature more same feated capped by injury which an arm than reli- $4,000 making the school have enrolled for SHOP AT THE one persons tilt, Tom Kammerer 47-42, stopped him from hitting stride his as Catholic mail, and 12,- of the ranking college gious instruction by Faust scored 40 points and Tom in the actual and also it contest, CO. Clothing Victor United completed contributors. in the States. the 562 course. between them. the Islanders for reduced his efficiency by keeping him valuable, from practice ThOmas’, St. favored the to May Monk Married Mon ses- Be cop sions before the bunting, beat Cold Spring league game. THAT BUILT" Around and About VALUE "THE BIG NEW STORE despite the St. Boniface’s, 41-18, designed by coach special defense In Central Catholic IN LITTLE FALLS conference Precision Ground ° All Red Soltis John Horan. to stop play last week, De La Salle de- 1 HATS STETSON Non-conference action ARROW SHIRTS Cro- saw ' Spring Tension Patented sier Onamia St. John’s of upset HATS “CHAMP” “500” SUITS BOTANY JACKSON FRANK, W. Preps, 28-18. SUITS CRAFT CLIPPER SOX WOVEN INTER ' Save Money Work! and In Minnesota Intercollegiate ARCHITECT MUNSINGWEAR Athletic competition, conference St. B’GOSH OSHKOSH Ecclesiastical Design UNDERWEAR John’s university lost St. Olaf’s, to slash the Trust price to CLOTHES us WORK 56-44. SHOES ROBLEE American National Bank Bldg. of famous quality pinking MINN. ST. CLOUD. St. John's University shears. Get todoyl yours Schedule—1950 Basketball RAPIDS SAUK WITH SAFETY SAVE Jan. lS—Gustavus. home. lull—lull...-l.l.l,,llllllllllllll!llII.IIIIIIIIII!IIIJ Jan. 17~Augsburg, home. Tl Firms Friendly Business ORDER BY MAIL These Ill—Hemline, Jan. there. . Savings Federal 8: Loan Account- Jan. 30—Duluth, there. Gamblcs Shopping St. Cloud, Center, Minn. Patronage Your and Deserve Appreciate with (and earnings. provide safety ' Feb. 4—Hamline, home. ..”Cal-Tep”l Please send Pinking Shears 2.98 at me Feb. 8—Concordia, there. Each fully insured account ........... Cash Money Order I: [J i ‘ Thomas’, there. Feb. ll—St. $5,000.00 to up “ Name Feb. 14—St. Mary’s, there. .i , I CO. HDWE. Address ,RAPIDS SAUK Feb. 18——Duluth, home, the 10th Funds Received by of 1 any credited with Feb. 21—Superior, there. month earnings Prepaid Postage are I First. . from the Feb. 27—Gustavus, there. 1 Furniture Appliances, Major Hardware, Thom’as’, March 1~——St. home. u INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNTS March 3—St. Olaf’s, home. 375 Phone Sauk Rapids. Minn. g Hockey * 4, , léZE‘fEifi‘tsht‘i‘Efg. i222 HOME'LOANS Iistéd C. his Wife, May and Donald D. Foster ABOVE ARE The firms Ambulance here de- Cloud St. ‘Thomas’, there. Jan. 21——-St. St. he has to Foster, because who have separated gone remembered be Federal Security serum: to 32:: service serve Collegeville, Minn. He is Benedicthin John's (Order St. abbey of distributing when you are but _do three after taking order the yet, to enter step & Loan Assoc. omit-£3.13: may so 'Savings as no M“ K. I, mm. the wife dif- if could monk not to months. He become the in Feb. ,__St_ promises marry patronage a your Phone 513W abbey has had The writing). she has already done in (as prevmus £2113: g:g€r18f::é’tlfifi-e.' ferent ofrbusmess. lines Cloud. MI“. St. Germ. so. 8:. 322 ' Min'n.‘ monastic life; The Fosters the Rapid-g, entered in which married ‘ sauk cases men San Franciscans. Olaf’s, Feb. 13—St. home. *- are