.-'i- me. u; “.EK_“1Hfl—l:‘- h,‘ for w v . “q r o on PAGE SIX THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, F b 24, 1950 e r ry Elizabeth Note Couple Marriage Fourth Mrs. in Winter Honor Receives Papal RELIGIOUS ARTICLES '60th'Year of Marriage Course Class 10 Prayerbooks, Rosaries, Sick Call Sets, Medals and ; / Chains, Crucifixes, Bibles, St. Andrew’s Daily Mis- sal, Holy Water Fonts, Statues, etc. Open Morris h Ehzabeth.—,Mr. and Mrs. Robert L111, Sr., who were THE FRITZ-CROSS STORE RETAIL marked diamond wedding marrled here 60 theid years ago, E'eb. 12, beglnnlng w1th Mass offered St. anmversary in a 26 6th Ave. No. Cloud, St. Minn. Morris—Classes in the Mar- Elizabeth’s church. + + + riage Preparation in Morris The their couple renewed course mar- , held Sunday and Wednes- riage. before Father Vincent are every vows day evening o’clock in PIANO 8 Sta KEYS at RECOVERED Santo, prior Mass. the pastor, to Mary’s school. Two grandchildren, Luverne Benz- my WHITE STAYS A-l IVORINE The fourth class will Sun- Donald Lill, meet and acted at- man as day Feb. evening, The 26. Rev. tendants. Repairing Piano Tuning and Feb. John Bettendorf Browns Thoroughly pluses 0'! g of Valley Experienced all ‘Married here in 1890, be- 11, Piano Service I will l address the I and the Rev. I I I fore the Rev..William‘ Lange, Mr. men 1163-J Phone Arthur Hoppe Morris, Mrs. Lill still of th and living the Wm. Stibal on e are Cloud St. \ McKinley 20 Ave.. No. “Courtship and Engage- homesteaded by Mrs. farm women, on same ment.” Lill’s father 81 The at- ' years ago. the lay Among people tendants their who for wedding are were slated late speak the Mrs. Fellows to other classes A. J. and at Mr. and Mrs. George Duren- Sebastian Diederich. are berger Collegeville; of Thomas The jubilarians have chil- seven Friendly Stahler, Sheridan Flaherty, Dr. dren, all of whom present. These Business Firms were James H. Cain, Dr. Louis G. Bar- They Mrs. Reiland Herman are Ydur and Deserve Patronage and Dr. Matt Plasha. Appreciate nett, (Frances), Sykeston, N. Dak.; Father Hoppe is director of the Mrs. John Wedl (Marie), Cold ‘ ’ in this Moderators course Spring; Joseph, area. are home; John, \ at Father Nicholas A. Kraemer of Moorhead; Jr.; Robert, Mrs. and E MP l R E Wheaton Father Francis J. and F01“) Chester ,Benzman (Anna), and Hohn Donnelly. of Mrs. Elmer (Theresa), Steinbach MEMORIAIS. Inc. Melrose The Morris includes the Co. Motor Fergus Falls. There grand- area 17 are following Morris, parishes: Cho- children. Donnelly, MELROSE. MINN. kio, Herman, Dumont, Dinner for 50 served guests Phone 171 .Melrose, Minn. was syECIALIZE Whea- WE m Valley, Collis, and Browns MEMORIAL, The table decorated at CEMETERIES noon. was FOR CATHOLIC ton. SALES SERVICE and flowers, with candles, u' the and Empire Built—Eternal HIIII the Robert Lill remaining schedule for The the wedding cake. Mrs. Walter Haus, is follows: area as .Lillian Knackendoffel, Hulda and p.m.—-“Court- Sunday, Feb. 8 26, Knackendoffel charge in of were Engagement.” Men: Fa- ship and the dinner, assisted by Eileen and urrnnnu) Vale John Bettendorf, Browns ther Isabelle Wedl. Arthur Women: Father ley; Open house held in the Hoppe. was Pnoourn co. afternoon. Mrs. John Wedl and 1—“Mascu- March Wednesday, Mrs. Herman Rieland poured. Mrs. Psychology.” Feminine line' and Robert Lill, Jr., in charge of Nicholas Kraemer, Father was Men: We Pay Highest Prices Your for the book. guest Women: Father Francis Wheaton; and Mr. Lill, Hohn, Donnelly. 88, born in Spontz, POULTRY, HIDES WOOL EGGS, was Austria, 5—“Economic 1 March and this Sunday, to country came , With Duren- his Preparation.” Men: George Lill, Mrs. parents. MELROSE, MINN. nee Elizabeth Mrs. Collegeville; Women: Diederich, berger, born ’77, ' was .. Collegeville. St. Nicholas. Durenberger, at George the ring Bishop MRS_ MAE kissing of Joseph F. Busch, who WINTER, Chancery office March “The Wednesday, 8 —’- Out-of-town friends attending - Marriage.” Men: presentation. of worker for made the At the right is her daughter, Spirituality the 30 received the past firms the Jubilee The Mr. Mrs. years, listed here and de- ,MELRO‘SE were ' Women: John Bettendorf; Father John-Lies, 'Ulm. Papal medal Pontifice Edward Nierengarten New Fessenden, Pro Ecclesia in colorful Mrs. of Father N. Dak.; et V be remembered to Morris. John A. Fearon, serve Father Marvm and ceremonies in St. Mary’s Cathedral Feb: Kremer the background, Robert 14. Mrs. Alphonse is in and Father Miller, Fessen— ' HARDWARE 12—“Canon March Law Sunday, distributing den, N. Dak.; Winter is the Molitor when pictured above the Episcopal throne. L. Vossberg, left—(Bob photo) Joseph Lill, Roger and at at you are Marriage.” Men: Fa- Concerning Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lill, Cathay, I Linc- Related patronage in the dif- Hardware Ind Kraemer; Women: Nicholas your ther 'N. Dak.; Mr. and Mrs. Stephan HARDWARE OUR OWN Frank First, Dumont. Father ferent Lill, New lines business. Rockford, of N. Dak.; Mr. Molrose Concerning Marriage.” “Civil Law and Mrs. Ben Reiter, Cold Spring; Stahler; Women: Thomas Men: Mr..and Mrs. John Stenger and Sheridan Flaherty. family, Vergas; Mr. and and Mrs. Wednesday, March 15—“The Paul Bultman Selmer Griffith, and FOLEY Ceremony.” Men: Father Marriage Fargo. Llll Mrs. Robert ' Bednark. Collis; Women: Walter Hoppe. Arthur Father Collegeville These Parish Units Friendly Business F irms 19—“Masculine Sunday, March Psychology.” Men: Feminine Appreciate and and Deserve Your Patronage Women: Dr. H. Cain; Dr. James Will Visit VA Hospital Barnett. G. Louis March 22—“Rela- Wednesday, co. ‘ Husband and Wife, tions Between THOS. P. BRENNY Birth, etc.”, Men: Dr. Pregnancy, Collegeville—Morethan 30‘ Dr. Plasha; Women: James Matt members of John the Cain. Foley, H. Minn. Phono 86 Baptlst’s parish will to St. Cloud Monday evening, Feb. . go 26‘—“Sex Hy- Sunday, March Maytag Frigidaire Philco Bottled Radios Cu: & Ranges 27, to - card - party and - refreshments for sponsor Bar— giene.” Men: Dr. G. Louis a serve pa- Minnesota Paints ‘ v tients Speaker be in the St. Women: to Cloud Veterans’ nett; ‘ an- trained Service all products by factory service men. on Administration for the and hospital. nounced. care - welfare of veteran-patients March 29—“What in its Wednesday; The parishioners, who are mem- PRAIRIE hospitals. The NCCSwas and Forbidden in Mar- author- Is Allowed bers of either the Christian provide Father ized such riage.” Men: Edward Ra- to Mothers’ programs LONG society the Young or local Father Ralph through Catholic Women: The macher; Ladies’ groups. sodality, sponsoring are Aschoff. veteran-patients in contact, this come project their in the part as 2—“The First April through such and Sunday, programs activities serv— of the diocesan These unit Friendly of Business Firms Marriage.” of Men: Fa— ices, with the community life of Months the National Catholic Community Patronage Appre’ciale and Your Deserve which hospital Women: Father in their is ther John Fearon; the Service. area Kirchner, Herman. Joseph Sltilated' St. John’s will‘donate university the of its bus the to transport use Named General Chairmen LONG and Mr. Hiltner, bus driver, CREAMERY group, ASSOCIATION PRAIRIE 1 will donate his services. They will . leave St. John’s St. for Cloud at Louella Butter Campaign 6:10 Monday, Feb. For University 27. p.m. Mrs. Claude Dullinger, ' Pasteurized Milk secretary and Cream th of Christian Mothers d 8 an I Phone Long Minn. 18 Prairie. delegate the COS—VA N to commit- Mrs. chairmen Emerson tee; Hynes, presi- Collegeville—General this week named Litchy; her son-in-law daughter, Alice and Mr. PAPAL EDAL and WITH THE M Mrs. were dent; and Mrs. Ben Hiltner in are for St. John’s university’s building fund campaign in the Edward Nierengarten; and three her Winter citation Mrs. of four received formal which the j .charge of arrangements. three cities alumni. having the largest concentration of (left), Barbara, and Looking grandchildren: Kathy Tony. issued Vatican the Jan. 3. MORRIS at on activities The of and was these other —(Bob Molitor the with her mother, Mrs. photo) Papal document her at The Alcuin Deutsch, Rt. Rev. societies and in the diocese are groups Francis Cloud vicinity, and the St. + + + O.S.B., announced this week the -l- the plan devised to are In response - Adrian A. Gross and Herbert M. Student These Friendly F Business irms Set Nurses by the U. S. Government Fred J. Hughes for appointment of Veterans’ Years Served Chancery 30 Minneapolis St. Paul the and for Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage respectively. Winter Given Mrs. Mae areas, Activities Lenten d Cloud Hughes, St. Mr. attorney, at St. John’s Official is graduate of 1931 a HENLE’S president of the national and new Rally Breckenridge Medal Bishop Papal by association. SONS Alumni EUL JOHN F. 8. collection Adrian is Mr. mana- Publishing the West for com— ger & Heating Hardware Student A native of Free- Breckenridge. of Paul. St. nurses Shoes for the Family pany — (Continued From One) Page Cathedral At Pontifical in Mary’s Solemn Mass St. hospital discussed Francis’ attended St. John’s from of he St. port, a MORRIS, MINN. Minn. Morris, the for Foreign Lent activities for Missions the spiritual at offerings for is that later 1929 and gradu- received the Pro 1926 to St. Valentine’s day, Mrs. Mae Winter our an assurance was your on sodality of the Missions meeting home will regular be equally, if college Paul of from the St. ated re- at not more, generous. Ecclesia Pontificc medal. et ~ To the cently. make this Lenten profitable members all law. to season more almost The given in recognition 30 award of her HALVERSON’S was of diocese, I warmly daily and earnestly recommend, emeritus is president of Gross Urged most too, Self-Denial our CO. MILLING GREEN faithful and Family of recitation of the Rosary the regular attendance continuous in homes, Minneapolis Board of Park the years our Communion and ‘ and Daily Mass lauded Mrs. Church and the the Way the Chancery of Cross the daily efficient work in the devotions church all, in and, above Commissioners and is former at Rosary a the recitation of regular qualities. womanly her Winter for attendance Holy of Mass, including the Holy Communion, Manufacturer. of office of the diocese. reception president of the Northwestern at vice spiritual chief be the will prac- CLOTHING he women,” Christian “All great if is all possible. it alumnus of at National Bank. An been Patrick Green’s Feeds those who have Only Father Famous during Lent. tices . as- quietly. work their about said, “go In this 'will Christ, if make ourselves with and Clothes president Good he also past is also way we 1889, office, we one the Chancery director, sociated with spiritual Riley, a Available Inc-I dealer for looking They at not recogni- your surely this of self-denial and will in union, are association. atonement, national self—denial for persevere the we of of F. Busch in practices said Bishop Joseph urged is Winter Mrs. tion someone with Christ share the glory glorious and His of His Resurrection Morris. Minn. MORRIS, MINN. the national in Although appreciate penitential the his the scope, . . . season. can sermon, the such honor who deserves eternity of happiness as heaven. in an be conducted will campaign fund with which Mrs. eficiency and tact sodalists Valentine’s day St. On bestowed Father has Holy upon Devotedly Christ, in yours basis. Chairmen for “area” her work in Winter carried sale. candy benefit held on an on a her.” BUSCH JOSEPH F. FF be cities and other towns to these 30 are years. held sleigh-ride A party was McRoberts ESSER—VIRNIG Loeiiler Cloud .Bishop of St. 8. John Denery toast- Father was appointed later. He summarized the important this week. Monday of furnished music and master was responsibilities had she has sec- as the under string ensemble by the Pontiac Cadillac & Fairway Foods Alaska be taken N.B. The collection the Indian Negro Missions for and is Experts to 2 and bookkeeper and retary and Barbara, . eSpe- Kathy, children, Sev- Sister direction of Annerose. 26 Frank, Institute building, St. Feb. the Rev. Henry and Calvary sent cially John to supervisor of Deere Implements Farm up PrIcel and The Best Foods Lowest Mr. In Ulm; as New It all of Tony, Janet by vocals eral sung were Cloud, Minn. and, recently, the cemetery Cloud; Mr. MORRIS, MINN. Litchy, St, MINN. . more MORRIS, Mrs. Earl Raymond. College g Appear Assumption REGULATIONS—1950 THE LENTEN cemetery, at Sauk Litchy, Maurice new Mrs. and “I said: Mrs. Winter In response Lit- Ash William Feb. 22, The Bishop Mrs. The Holy Season will begin 1950 her Centre; Mr. and of Lent in compared 30 pledge loy- wish and on to renew my Rich- April 8. Wednesday, Holy quiet, chy, St. Cloud; Mr. and RADIO will until Saturday of faithful work Mrs. and MORRIS continue to at Holy See years devotion the and noon, alty to de- here firms listed The Alaska is Collegeville.—A bit of Mrs. Foley; Mr. and the 30 by the Savior Thomas, I. The Law of Fasting: ard spent Father Holy years humbly thank and our university this John’s visiting St. remembered be to What in His hidden Foley; J. M. Thomas, The taking only full life, Nazareth. Thomas, is it? of fasting in He Ken consists in serve he has the signal honor ELECTRIC essence one for 8. con- Feb. 11 Friday morning, 24, at Foley; meal day, Foley; Maurice Thomas, and be only this full meal. explain the importance went to meat eaten at on me,” a may ferred distributing when Helmericks, the upon o’clock you are a as When Stillwater; Katherine all of Lent, the after- J. Zarske, Fast? On weekdays and reality hidden life A. of the of except must Bishop She expressed thanks to we John Lembcko & Dwain Benson specializing couple married dif- the young in patronage St. Cloud; Thomas, of Holy Saturday. Litchy, St. Pat that is in the soul of your Bishop Bartholome noon grace for every Busch and fl RADIOS EMERSON de- Alaskan travel, of in accounts St. Who Margaret Thomas, Fast? The law Fasting all faithful Christian. Cloud; of applies who all He urged must to to business. obtaining the Papal award and for of ferent lines are over Expert Radio Repairing of in the frozen scribe life areas 21 of and have 60th cultivate Cloud; Mrs. Ted Ostmoe, St. begun their that life by frequent not yet in years age re— their the day’s year. events. part America. North MORRIS, MINN. Cloud; is from Mr. and Mrs. George Rich- Fasting? ception The of the sick, convalescent, nursing sacraments. exempt cherish this shall always “I who pair adventurers A of set and St. Cloud; mothers, ard, Mr. and Mrs. and Bishop and ingeneral those Busch who because ill health presented the Pa— of expectant thoughtfulness kindness added and North’s the beauty to capture out and hard work, Ralph Litchy, citation Little Falls. fast without detriment health pal medal their and Mrs. to cannot to I God Bishops and to of the or COLD Helmericks with the the pray SPRING camera, properly do their work. Pastors and confessors within this jurisdiction Winter the Episcopal throne at in the dis— bless them continue to repeated trips have made to authorized dispense individual who has for dispensa- just prior his She to to are tremendous du- any their cause sermon. charge of a was They skirted the Alaska. more Molitor Drug Co. tion. accompanied by daughter, her Mrs. ties. densely populated to set These Firms Friendly Business up areas II. The Law of Abstinence: Edward Nierengarten New of Ulm. Chancery in the “My 30 unin- but in picturesque the years camp REXALL AGENCY Your Patronage The citation Latin read in Appreciate and Deserve What it? and is The Law of Abstinence forbids have left imprint the office of flesh was habited wilds. frozen upon meat an use English. and Prescriptions Specialty stocks in the preparation of food. have Lard They be a meat seasonings from ‘ Learning live in 62-degree- to you may sure. me, or “The Supreme Pontiff, fat Pius Kodak & Toiletriu of animals XII, Supplies allowed in preparing food. regard enlighten in served wind are weather with to below me zero a has deigned When and bestow Abstain? to grant On all Fridays and Wednesdays it must Lent and love of the Church made their cabin to CLOUD. MINN. roaring about 70 ST. we at me WENNER CO. THE (Except insignia the Ilustrious Wednesday of the in Holy Week), and the forenoon of Holy Satur- The have of and just cross miles hour part years more more. per a was day. (By Indult Mrs. Mae Irene Winter, Sept. 30, 1946) who serious the Ways- upon made realize Many their So voluntary struggle for In re- sur- me Imple- Furniture, Hardware, has Who Abstain? done exceptional work the All those for who must sponsibilities Bishop Busch and of of The couple vival in the North. are seven or more years age, Furnaces and Fuel. ments, unless sickness Church and ill-health for the Pope, he and In doubt, the the welfare confessor Bishop Bartholome for Alaskar living prevents. learned lessons or of pastor or Plumbing. should consulted be also her the privilege and dispensation grants to of obtained. His Christ souls through and the Eskimos. After 26- of from a a Prod- Embalming Licensed Granite Spring Cold decoration.” wearing this III. Special Indult: Church. beyond the fringes of month stay - Helpful Cold By virtue of Spring Can Coadjutor Phone Be special Indult Bishop Peter W. Bar- 29 granted Sept. 30, 1946, hereby know civilization, Helmericks “I have ucts the to a re- many we come allow those who do hard tholome celebrated the manual labor Pontifical all'days of Fast their during and second time in priests the 30 lo eat turned meat on own years a Gray Diamond and Abstinence throughout 0 Maes. children’s and the A choir Rainbow St. Fridays, of Ash Wednes- airplane, explored when they have learned recognize in except to year, on a way more poultry feed day, the forcnoon of Holy grit Saturday, Mary’s school at the for the WEBER Vigil Mass. of Christmas, or their difficulties, but your of the territory. Traveling by problems and sang except when Vigil the dealer. Sunday. This Also in dispensation the sanctuary includes only present air, they esti- well by in larger have learned comes to on not were canoe as as way a . the individual workingman whose Abbot Alcuin in favor Deutsch, O.S.B., it is Col- granted, but all they have covered 125,- them that love and appreciate for mate CLOTHING STORE mem- Cold the 0 Mill ends from bers of his family well. By this legeville, indult the and Monsignor August exemption from abstin- Arctic territoay. miles the and devotion 000 their loyalty, as zeal, of foundations, plant for Spring applies all meals for all members the Plachta, Wadena. 'for in family who to r‘ ence Building Eskimo-like crude shel- their of people and the to not Clothes Men and Boys are cause - walks, etc. driveways, bound fast; members the of family ice, who to bound the law About of blocks 65 priests attended the ters with of running their Christ’s religion in to are commu- ALBANY fast only the principal meal. Mass in addition eat of meat out fuel far from may at motor to large nities. granite-sand a num- and an 0 Aggregate ‘COLD sr. CLOUD SPRING IV. Easter Duty: “airplane ber relatives station,” of and stalk— and personal all in “I wish to’include gas Morton Isle, my Spring, Cold at The ‘ tim‘e for complying with the of Easter duty is ing all friends Mrs. animal with of Winter, including of 1..: types in partici- thanks who precepts ex- any way Odessa, Minnesota. and The firms listed here de- tended by special concession of the Holy See from the first Sunday in colored picture Alice motion film her mother, Mrs. Litchy. pated this in festive occasion in are a Lent until Trinity Sunday. both inclusive. few the of experiences the Father F. Falque explor- C. Staples, of behalf.” remembered * be to my serve V. Marriage Solemnity: Co. sharing with former the faculty Register Granite editor, the attended Among the laity who Cold Spring ers are was ' when distributing Ash From Wednesday Easter Sunday inclusive, the closed are is you and to student body Friday morning. main speaker testimonial din- Litchy, at the dinner Mrs. Alice a were time for the ’ solemn nuptial blessing. They also showing selection in the St. Cloud hotel Mrs. Winter; Mr. and the dif- at mother patronage in of art; a ner noon. your MINNESOTA spams. COLD JOSEPH % F. BUSCH from their film portrayals Alas- of He about spoke the important Nierengarten, role Mrs. Edward her ferent lines of business. Bishop of St. Cloud. kan life. that play in the work son-in-law of and daughter, and three ' women