PAGE REGISTER SIX THE ST. CLOUD Friday, May 12, 1950 \ IIIllllIIIlllIllll[llIlllIIII|||||||||||||IIII|IIII| ||II||||llIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII HOME MODERNIZING “5‘- lllllllllllllllll||||||||||lllllll|I|lII|llllIIIlIllll|||||lllllllllIllll||||IIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlIIIII||||||||I||||I|||||I|||ll||ll||||l||lllllll|Illlllll|II|||I|||IIIIIIIIIIII§ 0 May Will l8 Sponsor Tea HOME 0 FINANCING K&HHch J. ANDERSON F. gmarmyamuy LUMBER C0. j "a « 3‘ . ; Do. ' . BUILDING MATERIAL V fill|llllll|||||||||||||||llIIl|||||||||l|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll||llIIIIIllIlllllllIIlIllllllIIIllllIlIlllIlll|||ll||l||Ill|||||||||||II|I|||||I||ll||||||ll|||||||llllllll|||l|IIIIIIIIIIIIE IlllllIll||lllIlIIIll||||||llllllllIIIIIIII|l|III|||||I|||||||||IllllIIlllllllllI||ll|||||||||||| PAINT AND COAL ’Phoncs And the practical 3864—5163-W Mus. F. J. DORNER young man Cloud, Minn. Nereus Telephone Friday. Sts. 180 St. May 12 1350 sounds. the chim- -— 8th It brash it said he wondered why Ave. No.—St. Cloud not so as was ‘ Companions.'Mass of feast. and CITY 81 FARM couple—neither shallow if there WIRING The one young ney was so was “Grant, Second Collect Gloria, Schellinger Bros. of “draw" knew of and it. to none us Call us Write any any for free estimate Third beseech,” Church for or or we And—they either of the house knew to went Preface. Red Pope, Easter — vest- and told gracious old them stopped the BUILDERS woman — merits. the door house and who appeared that at at our Reliable Contractors 13———Saturday. May St. Robert they liked her house from the ask Whether out- SAFETY, d e Bellarmgine, Bishop-Teacher. Spec- side and asked if she knew the they might Phone 2355W WITH SAVE see ial Mass. Gloria, Creed, Easter (drawing the inside architect their recent 121 14th Ave. So. saloons on Preface. White vestments. They explained experience). Federal Savings 8: Loan Accounts May 14—Fifth Sunday after that sweet-faced, silver-haired had The someone earnings. provide safety with good Easter. Special Mass. told Gloria, them Mr. (she be than Sec- must woman more insured\\ Each ond Collect Boniface, Doerner had thought) maintained St. Third 50, the girl fully re- account Molitor Co. Drug “Grant beseech,” Creed, Easter marked day her she sized we one composure as up $5,000.00 to up that Preface. White impromptu callers. house her vestments. our . REXALL AGENCY did the “getting. No—she know archi- not too ’of May 15—Rogation Monday, St. the 10th Received Funds by fit: l big.” And Yes, the fireplace shal- they tect. Prescriptions Specialty John Baptiste la with was de Salle. Mass credited, month s l earnings are find to house Come and it. had “big low. in It the First. from were Kodak & so Supplies Toiletries eager of feast. Gloria, a see Second Collect a . enough.” really-very l log only, cheery and Last Gospel Rogation gas of day, CLOUD. MINN. ST. l ACCOUNTS SAVINGS INSURED Oh, the innocent boldness and much cleaner than the wood of Litanies, Easter Preface. White I l youth! she had dreamed of— logs 01‘: vestments. (Low Mass only) once \ * * * >3 * “Long ago”—kthat time Rogation of Monday. Gloria, was. No A long time there :5: x. :1: z Second Collect St. John, of Easter ago, was a LOANS girl V. TRAYNOR HOME FRED engaged be short to A time married who Preface. Violet vestments. ago young a mar- spending ried in couple house the to was a summer came our one May 16—Rogation Tuesday. St. Twin Cities taking Architect evening when I vocal lessons home. not Federal Security was Ubaldus, Bishop. Mass of Feast. from Mrs. Snyder, who had stu- When. head a I in, the of Gloria, Second Collect - Rogation came POST OFFICE BOX 56 dio in thesFrederic hotel in St. Assoc. & Loan the family introduced the Third day, Savings two “Grant, to beseech,” we TELEPHONE 3636 Pauls and said calmly that he had Easter Preface. White vestments. mud: me 301 EXCHANGE The girl had in the home a room Or: Mass just shown them through the of Rogation. Second sI'. cLouo. MINNESOTA Minn St. Cloud. St. Germ. Sts. 822 of friends Girard south, on avenue house. He had them Collect Violet of St. Ubaldus. vest- never seen Minneapolis. And Morris, Mrs. Frank nearly ST. STEPHEN’S MISSIO N Will Murphy, Mrs. William day Moos I every before but he already! group knew them ments. she by Vincent went (seated), Mrs. Conlon, and street Lake Mrs. Julian car benefit Thursday, May on tea 18, at 1w “But,” puzzled, sponsor I said, “our a May 17—Rogation Wednesday. ’H. Murphy street St. Paul. Idzarek, president. to It Others the committee Mrs. over was on are on James Mrs. Vincent Conlon, Seventh the home of 513 house anything but ‘show- Vigil ' is of Ascension. St. Paschal ave- . a Marshall HANLON J. house DR. H. that Phil Stangle, Mrs. George Cook, Jr.;' Mrs. Robert avenue new a charge S. Members of the committee in of the house’. ‘grand’ in It is only that Baylon. Mass of feast. Gloria, Sec— nue being built, INSURANCE and th girl Stevenson, was and Miss Pauline Penning—(Bob on Mol- pictured above'are. left right, who Mrs. it is grand house in which tea to ond Collect Vigil Ascension, to Third are a the became street OPTOMETRIST greatly in- car itor photo) Edward Kain, Mrs. Donald Bohmer, Mrs. Hugh family. And lately hus- Rogation day, Last Gospel of Vigil. rear a my trigued with its development and Estate Real ’ band has been LAHR BUILDING remarking that White Or: vestments. M-iosion+Grodp l-Ioldl our ., plan. its It seemed from the out— house big.” is getting A Low Mass Vigil, Second of side that vestibule hall opened St. Germain 601% a St. Mary's Bldg. Phone or 203 198 REQUIESCANT Collect to of St. Paschal, Third Ro- “Yes that’s the remark that to both front and back. we ‘ St. Cloud, Minnesota gation, Creed, Easter Preface. heard,” delightedly exclaimed no the And have guessed it so—you girl. I could scarcely r. believe that —when her fiance from came IN Mass PACE of Rogation. Second 001— ' May she the mother Benefit Social IS of chil- two the home her, was she town to see I lect of St. Paschal, Third Vigil, RINGS DIAMOND dren and her ambition to asked him with her was the rear to to go Gospel Last of Vigil. Violet vest- family in house that “big “dream-house.” ' 3. a was BRIDE TO BE FOR THE ments. enough.” The carpenters of were, course, Mrs. Schneider Anna May 18—Ascension BUTT Thursday. WEIMAN 8. bit chary of unknown, albeit in a something nostalgic is There in Japanese prison A benefit? sponsored by the tea ar- camp years a BreckEnridgE.~—Requiem Mass (Holy day of obligation.) Special dent, was admirers of the place—but of brashness youth. the innocent Philippine islands. St. Stephen’s Mission will in the offered April group 24 in Mary’s church St. for Mass. Gloria, Creed, L Preface and N. Barthelemy the J. foreman Successors to took the man’s Vin- Mrs. Anna Schneider, held in the home of Mrs. who be ’71, died April young couple had I After the Among the prisoners there OPPOSIIE AIRPORT ENTRANCE “Communicating gone was with” both address St. 7021/2 Germain and St. said Father 21. Patrick Riley he officiated. spe- . . would . . have Seventh Conlon, 513 silver-haired cent the asked Father Stephen Deegan Eng- ave. of cial—for man days also Burial in the parish Sur- next the cemetery. architekc't was seven write ex- him. to 5:30 south, May 18 from 2 to "Have still beside Father Deegan is back land. p.In. got viving her husband and the following you now me: are cept White tomorrow. vestments. * =Ie * originated children: Herman mission The Beyer. Brushvale; of that house Philippines working the blueprints in in the group among So May 19—~Friday. then St. [ELMAN this Peter TH Cel- Philip Beyer, Brushvalc; Alvin couple i of Beyer, CLOUD ST. ' young War the efforts the through after might be Paul?” said he the natives, all benefits He and of the St. long Kent; Henry Beyer. Pontiac. estine, Pope. Mich.; Al- Mass of time feast. Gloria. walked and kept ago thrcé on Neil Hoyt, who spent of Mrs. up! other able dig them and projects of the tea to phonse, Campbell: Mrs. Henry Timmer, group ELECTRIC C0. HARDWARE Second Collect Ascension, looking Third houses at they walked. as Mahnomcn; Mrs. assist him in his missionary Albert Chenny, Hill- to go St. Pudentiana, And Apostles’ they Pre- to which from and Joseph Mrs. Lordemann, came Electrical Contractors one man: So.dalists work. Besides this work also Breckenridge he Paints Sporting faceJWhite the Breckenridge. vestments. One outside sister, Mrs. Charles seemed have to chim- Residential and Commercial — a in the leper colony the assists 1n Muenzer, Breckenridge, - also survives. fireplace. Goods ney Industrial Wiring Philippines. John L. Schmidt The firms listed here deserve .And the to silly girl said: “One St. Tel. Cloud Cloud St. Ave. 50., 17, 7th St. Cloud—Funeral services be Members remembered when of the who dis- were con- you are group. are thing I would just love Mass have Hear to Lectures ducted May Mary’s 2 in St. Cathedral tributing ‘ dif- patronage the :- to your in charge benefit of the above tea all other for John L. Schmidt, things who died April ferent in 28. home on are lines of business. our He _.r 52. Burial in Assumption is fireplace.” was was Mmes. Julian Idzarek, president of a HOLDEN Mrs. Schmidt survives cemetery. with ALEXANDRIA the society; Hugh Norris, John two and Duane, St. Cloud. treas- sons, sins larger Families Don’t There grandchildren. two Surviving are and through the Breckenridge. “The Mass is later went Vincent Conlon,‘ secretary; prayers urer; the following brothers and —- sisters: , are topic ceremonies of the Mass. Ours” of panel the Martin, Adam, and Paul Schmidt, Port- a was Edward Kain, hostess; Donald These Friendly Follow Business Firms High Birth Rate significance land, 0re.; Frank, California: Joseph, by He explained the discussion presented the Our Bohmer, reception; William Moos, Aitkin; Mrs. J. C. Driscoll, Mrs. Leone each and Deserve Your Patronage sodality and connected with Appreciate Lady of Victory in St. prayers McMillan and Mrs. Mary Stutzke, Port- St. kitchen Louis—No chairman; Frank Murphy, definite trend Francis’ while vesting. hospital here. vestment land, Ore.; Mrs. Emil Wilke, Tacoma, toward larger families is evident Priest’s Father Riley official used Mass vestments refreshments; Phil Stangl, Wash.; Mrs. Robert Mettenberg, at Jr., Cali- gave an things fine “It's despite nice fornia; and Mrs. Charles increases Poganski to and in say recent the‘na- blessing explained by the congregation. Annella Hen- to transportation; George Cook, din- were Mrs. Sophia Moog, St. Cloud. Mr. tional birth Dr. rate, states Clem- “Prayers said by the priest ing,room; kind of and Robert Stevenson, people. but it’s about Also Regardless ger. attending the meeting Service Distance of Schmidt member of St. Joseph’s were las a S. Mihanovich, ent director of the he the puts publicity; Miss Pauline vestment give and Pen- society. the hospital as sisters and friends on satisfaction There's lazy. university, in America, New more Raymond E. York, Stewart idea ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME of the. ning, decorations. of each from Breckenridge, an W h purpose t p e a o n, Jesuit weekly review. Foreston.—Requiem Mass offered ’em. vestment,” for she said. something from doing was Brushvale, and Foxhome. The public is invited. May Louis’ 2 in St. church for Raymond Although birth Bernice rates for 1948 Klosterman explained Stewai‘t, satisfying O who died 63, April That it’s 29. Father is, to and 1949 more practically ESTABLISHED 1m the and Confirmation, ceremonies of the are Solemn O 0 prayers N. P. same Junkers officiated. Burial in was , -—24.1 for 1,000‘population—and Mass. “The you." meaning, the parish Mrs. Stewart and cemetery. purpose, sur- ALEXANDRIA, MINN. with vives John, four Anoka: increase represent origin sons: of of each 35 has been lost part an per Aitkin; George, and Jerry and Thomas cent the 1940 in the passing figure, centuries,” to ' the over ~KO|.|.MANN many home. Brothers and sisters at Wil- ‘ are Communion numbers Elk River of fourth she told the sodalists. PAULSEN and fifth RICHARD J. JOHN PAULSEN chil- Iiam, Abe, Robert, and Carl Stewart, here de- The listed firms at Alexandria. Minnesota Graceville, dren Minnesota Granite today Ledge; Edward, Hastings; Harry. “God 33 likes Monumental too,” said courtesy cent and are per Works , Phone 1004 135. Phone California: MrS. Roy Minne- remembered Freeman. be to from third half, Dolores Mi'ch, to she talked serve respectively, about a a as apolis; Mrs. Claude Gilbert, St. Cloud: 1915 Division Street Brothers Paulsen behind ‘ comparable the expressions of rates of 1920 respect common Bernard Schwartz, Mrs. St. Cloud; distributing and when St. Cloud, are Minnesota you and 1921, writes Mass. Dr. at If Catholics Mrs. William Milton, Mihanovich. know Maywood. why Elk River. Confirmation and 'Donald Ebner, Paul Ebner, Gordon Work Plaitering and Show —- the dif- in patronage they rise Clarence and kneel, bow Anderson their your Solemn Communion the high- Eull, Geraldine Fournier, Marlene were To Preside Ornamental Plain and heads, and bless Foreston.——Funcral themselves, they services l7ights in St. Andrew’s parish May Fournier, were con- business. B everly ferent lines of Franko, La- r. . . ducted April Louis’ 27 in St. church ALEXANDRIA, will be able MINNESOTA associate to themselves Vonne Franko, Richard Halter, At K. of C. Parley Clarence Anderson, for who died April with the action of the Mass Coadjutor Bishop Peter W. Bar- Harvey Hazeman, Genevieve more Hop— 24. FatherrN. P. Junkers officiated. closely. tholome Burial in the parish confirmed Mrs. cemetery. class of kins; was a more Anderson survives. He also “The leaves his main of all is courtesy than to 65 candidates, including 20 Richard Jochum, Donald John- mother, Mi‘h. Henry Anderson, brother, be a with the priest in offering the adults, at afternoon ceremonies. Herman, sister, Anna, Kenneth and Minneapolis. Kukloch, Arthur Le— a son, sacrifice,” she said. A class of boys 23 Mrs. William and girls Hayes Rita re- Leger, Arlene Little, ger, The importance of participating ceived Solemn Communion Foreston.—Mrs. in William Hayes. the who Robert Martineau, John O’Connor, in, just died not attending, May buried Mass 1. the in parish was was morning. Dorothy Page, William Page, cemetery following Requiem Mass in the climax of the a discussion. Children YOUR confirmed Mary STORE were James Riddel, Gabriel Rotz, Rich- St. Louis' church offered by the Rev. Shirley Fenson noted that the Anderson, Edwin Belanger, Lloyd Hayes, Francis nephew. May 4. Mr. ard Rotz, Thomas Salzman, Ger- Mass not of the in- Belanger, Hayes survives with six is and Marion prayer Belanger, a Ray- sons one trude Toth, Fredericka Toth, Law- dividual daughter, Arthur, Waseca: Leonard but and sacrifice that mond Belanger, a Robert Belanger, one rence Toth, Mary Lou Unger, Bon- Harold, Redwood Falls; William. Sand- should attend devoutly Betty Bodnar,‘ Renee Bouley, as Edith a mem- Kenneth. Milaca; stone: Ambrose ita Vassar, Gerald Vorderbruggen, at ber of Christ’s Mystical Body. DeMars, home: Henry Mrs. Lloyd Oskey. Milaca. DeMars, and She James James Waite, Philip'Youso, Mary _Father Patrick also Riley, leaves brothers, SAFE! four Eugene spiritual Cor- DeMars, Betty Donais, Dick Dwy- Zimmer; Paul; John. St. Redwood Falls: director, led coran, the discussion FURSP and SCIENTIFIC! Michael Dwyer, Bernice Ebner, er, Richard. Renton. Wash.: William. Mon- In the Communion class .‘ were and sister Seattle, tana; in Wash. FUR a Lloyd Belanger, Marion Belanger, Holprear General Patrick Moray Theme Raymond Belanger, Robert Belan- Clearwater.—Funersl services were I' STORAGE Betty Bodnar, Edith DeMars, conducted May 3 in St. Luke’s church ger, Patrick Moran, who for 70. died May 1. Henry DeMars, James DeMars, the Burial in Calvary in cemetery Of was 'State Michael C. Dwyer, Paul Ebner, D. La- of A. Parley Clearwater. Mrs. Moran survives. He Vonne Franko, Richard Halter, also leaves Mrs. Margaret sister, Case- a H Little of Falls. There Hazeman, Kenneth nieces 12 Kuk— more are arvey and nephews. lock, Arthur Leger, Arlene Little, . Weasel Gesina rs. Robert Martineau, Richard. Rotz, St. Paul.—The Holy Year Farming—Mrs. Gesina Wessel, The 87. Rev. James was A. Coleman, Gertrude Toth, Lawrence Toth, the who May died buried 1, in the general theme of the 14th bien- was James Minneapolis, Lydon director of state Minneap-. of Mary Unger, con- Lou Jerry Waite, and parish following cemetery Requiem :1 nial convention of the Catholic league vert work oils, in the organiza— Mass offered in St. Catherine's state church deputy, Mary Zimmer. will Daughters pre- of America held in the May Burial tion, in the parish 4. also featured speaker. was ceme- was SURELY, BUT— a s1de the at Priests annual assisting the convention Lowry Confir- at hotel here. Surviving of four and tery. are sons Delegates one visited the Cancer Home the Minnesota daughter. Joseph, Mt. Angel, Knights Ore.; mation Fathers Joseph of Guil- Colum- A study made were of the was of Our'Lady of Good pur- Counsel in Gerhard. St. Paul: and Barney, John, bus, which will lemette, Dayton; Joseph under Ettel, St. get in of the Holy Year way poses St. Paul. and Mrs. Holthaus, Ben Farming. There as a means Duluth Sunday, Michael; Adalbert Wagner, May Prince- of on 21. Sev- attaining individual grandchildren 20 and two great- of are peace Court St. Paul eral hundred the host delegates Frank Ebner, grandchildren. Mrs. Wessel ton; Melrose; Roger and was soul, international guests, was mem- a and peace, a of the ber the Mission society Christan of convention, and group and Mrs. representing the L. Vossberg, St. Patrick; 73 and councils in the return to united Christendom, a Mothers the of parish: as Adella Hayes Paul, state, of St. Will be grand Joseph Trobec, hand pastor. for outlined by on two- the Holy Father Ottillia Nathe in Mrs. a his day regent, acted convention conclave. chair- Mr. Lydon is as Christmas Have: Barthe‘lemys for- Be Sure— the Melr05e.—Funeral services to a world. message were con- Mrs. Catherine Duluthian, M. Tierney of man. and mer joined May St. Patrick's Morris ducted 5 in church Sludenls the Bishop James J. Byrne of Min- St. Paul, Duluth Ottillia state Mrs. Nathe. who presided. for 78. died council regent, in May, 1914. He neapolis, state \chaplain of the May 1. Burial in St. John’s was served ceme- district Officers deputy elected as for the coming a from main speaker group, Meire Grove. The at the in following was tery constructed by them for fur storage especially‘constructed Your in Vaults furs stored 1933 again are and in 1938, two Mrs. 1939, Tierney, children survive: Mrs. John Olberding opening banquet. and state years were Give vaults) thru 1941. He Recital FULL value (Emilia), Sank Centre: All furs insured for also Mrs. William fur insured thru reliable insur- only. storage served Mrs. George regent; Haynes, Luncheon New grand speakers as Bishop were Rohling (Anna), Minneapolis; Peter. knight of Owatonna Ulm, vice returned council 945 state Mrs. Ger- Equitable Marine until to Edward Fitzgerald value. regent; for full you. of Winona and Wash; Paul: company Clarkston, Rainer. Mrs. ance St. 1939 and 1940. He ald in E. Griffin, Perham, first Father Leonard Nicholas (Stella). state Cardigan Chicago: Cowley was of the Uni— sec- elected controlled thru humidity deputy and state That humidity controlled Temperature Mrs. Julius Schmidt (Evelyn). and St. Mar- temperature use Austin Miss at rotary; Lucille Kroll, Inter— for versity are of Minnesota Newman club lin: Otto. Suuk George. Melrosc: Centre: the 1948-49 was term national and Morris. Falls, The following conditioner. piano and state York give maximum protection fur and air of treasurer; of pastor the St. to Olaf’s to re- parish, so as Miami. and Oscar. Fla. fl‘licrc —— 36 are elected Brainerd at last students and Mrs. Irwin Newville, presented by St. Minneapolis. Fair- were grandchildren eight year. and grout-grandchil- leather. I ' cannot Mary’s She fade fur music department leaves live sisters, Mary Hem» dren. in mont, state monitor. Moth control two Positive or I Buckman: Cecilia Rogers. ing. St. Paul; piano recitals here April 30 + + used will + That method of moth control not on leather linings. damage Movie Rose Marshall. St. Paul: Mrs. Theresia or Listings and May 2: leathe‘r Minneapolis: Martin, and Mrs. Joseph lining. damage fur, Re-Elected Secretary or ' 'direct Michael Hruby, Gary Lesmeis- Litzinger, Waite Park. MN. Nathe of supervision was All operations under Christian member of the Mothers' Patricia t Riley, Gerald Mc- a so- er, That furs all times handled by thor- at are brothers. Barthelemy par' h. ciety of the ofk six one Roberts, Hazel Asmus, Rosemary artha Krause Mrs. ou‘ghly experienced :furriers. The following list. Borman, Steve includes Webster, Sigurd movies appearing theaters in at Clourl.—Mrs. Martha St. Krause. ’77. using latest plant, cleaning modern fur New these Alexandria, towns: Holme, John Bertha, Saari, Eagle Dean Ander- Bend, Eden Valley, who (lied May buried in Calvary and 3. recommendations made for cleaning Foley, Tliat was Little Falls, linings and fur Melr05e, cleans and materials, methods Mora, following Phoebe Requiem Mass of‘ cemetery Parkers Daily, Prairie, Billy Shippey, Paynesville, 3 St. son, Cloud. consid- apply YOUR and that repairs coat, to St. Anthony's church Sauk fared in May 8. and Rapids. Marladeen Kness, fade. Charles Loeff- singe Will thoroughly safely. not yet or three children. MrS. Surviving Martha are sinc be given the of eration to amount ler, Sharon wear A-l Holland; Wittenberg, La Wis: Crosse. Mrs. Ed Morally Unobjectionable last serviced. for Trader. St. Cloud: Clarence Adults and Krause. all and Children sales at Sandra work shop Scheil, Vaults, and Gerald Dalseth, same room Arctic Fury Cloud. There St. four grandchildren. ' are Lost Dennis Biros, Tribe Wanda LeSage, from in delay taking coats location. No Three sisters and brother also That Bandits furs time one sur- returned the of Eldorado to at are you Mighty Beverly Joe Boettcher, Young Jeanette Maug- Ottillia Cloud: vive. Mrs. Schaefer. St. Battlegfiund storage. YOU them. Not late. want early, not too too Mrs. Hetzel. Paul: Frank Francis St. han, Mule Carol Train Green, Perry Juergen- _ Brimstone Schultz. Foley: and Amanda Schultz, Rangers of Cherokee Kathleen Strip Lampert, Nancy sen, Foley. because Challenge Savings 40% That to to in cleaning, to of the Range the best get storage, on you, pass up you Red Holme, Danube Patricia Reardon, Jean Down Dakota Way location. “small town” large volume in re-modeling of and Riders repairs the lowest'pos- Gary at in the Dalseth, Sky E id old, Joan‘ 5 v HospitalFund Is Success; Feudin’ Rhythm Rim of the Green; Canyon Compare these sible charges: cost. Gay Amigo Rose of Civil the Carol War Edifices Go Yukon Kieffer, Marlene Kieffer, to Guilty of Treason Rusty’s Barbara Birthday Collins, Sylvia Johnson, Home of the Brave Song Marilyn Cleveland—A Borman, campaign of India of Roberts Gray, sev- $1.00— $2.00 minimum plus valuation Storage 1% of It Happens Every Spring w Sons of New Gloria Abel, Mexico C h i Barry, t eral months for $975,000 replace a e r n e to Jackpot Jitters That Midnight Michael Ruff, Kiss James Rud, Diane $5.50 furs. Glazing Cleaning and buildings most old of the St. Vincent Kentucky on Moonshine ~ Kieffer, Wake Vivinette Island Staebler, Terry Little Women Charity hospital has Alm, Wizard Shirley gone over. Schuler, of 0:. Dorothy ' Lost Boundaries Yes Sir, That’s Coleman; My When final in, Baby contri- Cyrus, returns Alexandria, Browerville, Barrett, Benson, Direct pickups made following in are towns: . A-Z Anne Coleman, Frances Loner- butions total than mil- Centre, Hoffman, Saul: Hancock, Long Prairie, Morris, Elbow Lake, Falls, Glenwood, Fergus may more a Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Only Gary Anderson, Billy Merrill, gan, lion. the oldest It is Catholic hos- Alias Champ Starbuck, Wadena. I Johnny Shirley Stool Wendt, Pigeon William Kohler, BARTHELEMYS’ Captain Carey, pital U.S.A. Northern in Ohio. The fund Mary Margaret Noonan, Pinky Kay Bal- Chain Lightning luff, will be Prince Joan used of Foxes Richards, replace Civil David to FURRIERS war Everybody Does It' So Proudly Schmidt, Jay We Hail B. Johnson, Marjorie Mrs. Gerald period buildings. E. Griffin of Great Lover Strange Bargain Lonergan, Betty Winge, Pamella Perham re-elected state was Bartel, Mary Lu Kness; ASK FOR Leo, Everyone MOI-ally secretary the Objectionable of Catholic Paul /- Richard Daugh- Cecil Felix Peter for James Gay, Freddie Splitstoser, - - - - I Crooked Way—(Objection:-Excessive of America ters their at state brutality.) Barbara Jo Fox, Roselharie Peter— con- Outpost in Morocco—(Objection: vention in St. Paul. Mrs. Griffin Suggestive ' sequences.) Ramona Biros, Diane Borman, son, ALEXANDRIA Riding High—(Objection: her third enters Reflects the two-year term acceptability Connie of divorce.) Neuman, Glenda Christian— as Roseanna McCoy—(Objection: state Twenty-four Suggestive secretary. Min- situation.) Janice Smith, Dianne Ander- sen, v Too Late For Tears—(Objection: nesota of the Suggestive courts Catholic lines Mary and situations.) Coleman, CHURCH. LuAnn Kief— BEAUTIFUL MARY’S WHEN VISIT NEW ST. IN ALEXANDRIA son, Wabash Avenue—(Objection: Daughters had Suggestive delegates the at fer, Jane and Fluegel, situations.) Lorraine DELICIOUS Carl- scenes - convention. and Kala Ladd. ICE CREAM son, ' ’1 A.-