FOUR PAGE THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, May T9, I950 65 Confirmed inEIk' River GOCERY DIETMAN’S PAINTS—WALL PAPER I WEDDINGS 2 GROCERIES ° MEATS ’ CONFECTIONERY looking Paint and wall keep home smart as paper can your IN DIOCESE the walls well and woodwork. ’See large selec- preserve as our Regular Week Days, 1:30 A.M. 0 EM. to Phone 188 189 or Friday 7:30 A.M. RM. 9 to 520 8th Ave. wall So- of paints and in beautiful colors and tion modern papers Sundays A.M. 8:30 to 12:15 P.M. St. Cloud. Minn. designs. PAINTRSHOP Decker-Bernet KOERBER Prairie.——The Long marriage 0! Agnes MELROSE 5 daughter Bernet, of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Virgil Bernet. Decker. Ever- to of son Decker, took place May in St. Mary ett 3 Carmel of Mt. church. Father George Finns These Friendly Business Ranch officiated. Attending the bride Sixth 20 Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. Joan Bernet. Mrs. Richard Patron. were Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Maurita Ber-net. Rose Ann Bernet. Peggy Bernet. The bridegroom’s attendants were Pat Murphy, Richard Petron. Robert Decker, and Wayne Rocrs. Slack-Neuberger : ALEXANDRIA EM l P R E Form Long Prairie—Married April be- 10 fore Nuptial Mass offered in St. Mary a Melrose I MEMORIALS, Inc. Motor Mt. Co. of Carmel church Josephine were These Friendly Firms Business Neuberger. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ncuberger, Sr.. and John Slack of ' MELROSE. MINN. Appreciate I. and Deserve Your Patronage Chicago, Ill. Father George Rauch of- Phone 171 Melrose, Minn. MEMORIALs wn srscmuzu [N 'couple ficiated. Attending the Mr. ’ were non CATHOLIC CEMETERIES and Mrs. Niles Grunke, Mr. Mrs. and SALES SERVICE and Empire Built—Eternal the Hills Edward Ostendorf; and Mr. and Mrs. as here PAULSEN J. JOHN RICHARD PAULSEN William Schwegert, de- The firms listed Minnesota Graceville.. Minnesota Alexandria, DoId-Bnuer 1004 Phone 135 Phone remembered be to serve Long Prairie—Before Nuptial Mass a Brothers LlTlIlIFIELD Paulsen' offered April 22 in St. Mary of Mt. distributing when are you church, Carmel Miss Ronayne Bauer; aIZd‘Stucco Work daughter Plantain of Mr. the dif- Mrs. John in Bauer. and patronage g your became the bride of Robert Dold, of son PRODUCE C0. Plain and Ornamental business. ferent'lines Mr. of and Mrs. Jack Dold Sauk of Centre. Father George Ranch officiated. Attend- MINNESOTA ALEXANDRIA, ing the couple were.Donna Hoffarth and Byron Bauer. We Pay Highest Prices for Your If Kennedy-Riddering SAUK POULTRY; and EGGS, HIDES WOOL CENTRE Butler.—Miss Rita Riddering, daughter of Mr. August Mrs. and Riddering. be- the bride Robert of Kennedy, MINN. MELRQSE, came ' son of Mrs. Mary Kennedy, before a Firms These Friendly Business .\ Nuptial- Mass offered May 9 Holy in Cross church. Father Aloys Steines, Patronage Appreciate Deserve and Your 0.S.C., officiated. Mary Ridderlng and Ralph Kennedy attended the couple. MELROSE Gans-lmdieke Compliments Meire Grove.——Murried May before 9 HARDWARE SHO NATHE Nuptial STYLE Mass offered in the St. John a the Baptist church Mildred Imdieke, FRIEND were A and daughter of Mr. Mrs. John Imdickc. Hardware Related and Lines and Roger Gans, of Mr. and Mrs. son CHILDREN’S MEN’S, WOMEN’S AND OUR OWN Joseph Gans. Father J. HARDWARE B. Cans Dil- of worth, uncle, officiated. AND Irene Imdieke, an CLOTHING SHOES Celine Imdieke, Agnes Imdicke. Norbert Gans. George Save Williams, Pay Cash and and Eugene Jacobson attended the couple. MINN. SAUK CENTRE. ‘ Schluender-Messcr SAUK RAPIDS 0sakis.—Beiore Nuptial Mass offered a April 11 in the Immaculate Conception CHICKS GOLD STAR church. Miss Marie Messer. daughter of s Mr. and Mrs. Henry Messer, became the These Friendly Business Firms bride Joseph of Schluendcr, of Mr. son particular people Produced for Mrs. Caspar Schlucnder. and F her Appreciate and Deserve Your Patrqnage James Mohm officiated. The atten ants HATCHERY STATE GOPHER Margaret Mcsser, Agnes Schluender, LIIT were Henry Mcsscr, David Messer, and Robert Schluender. Minn. Sank Centre, Schleicher-Sadlowski Albany.—Miss Doris Sadlowski, daugh- CLASS OF children SAUK 65 A and adults with Bishop Bartholome, RAPIDS Father Joseph Trobec CO. HDWE. Mr. ter of Mrs. and Albert Sadlowski. (next the Bishop), their Father Frank to pastor, became the bride of Norbert- Confirmation Schleicher. received from Coadjutor Ebner, Melrose; and Father Joseph St. Eettel, Mi- of Mr. CD. and Mrs. Otto Schleicher. IMPLEMENT ORGMANN hardware, son B "I'm Peter before :0“ Bishop W. Bartholome in Andrew’s Nuptial Mass St. offered Appliances, church, May chael, in the pictures 6 Major above. two Some the class Furniture of a in Seven Dolors church. Father Cyprian The boys girls in Elk River. the class shown and also received Communion that day. are Farm Equipment Quality Deere John Seitz. 0.S.B., officiated. Attending the Sauk Rapids. Minn. 375 Phone couple Helen Miller, Dorothy Schlei- were Wickenheiser Friend Thomas Always A A Cpstomer, Once Former, Baseball clfier. Earl Sadlowski, and Alvin‘: Schlei- CIUAlITV FARM EQUIPMENT c or. ' Sauk Minn. Centre, Telephone 129 Evens-Ludwig _ Tops Crosier Speakers Albany.TThe marriage Theresa of Lud- wig, daughter of Henry Ludwig, Exec, to Convert, FOLEY Jerome Evens. of Mr. son and Mrs. BERGGREEN John Evens, took place May Sever! ARNDT’S 6 in Dolor-s church. Father Hubert Dahlhei- Onamia.—Thomas Wickenheiser, #1311111, and James Welch, junior a HOME FUNERAL O.S.B., officiated. Viola HATCHERY Evens, Mary MAIN mer. These Friendly Business Firms senior from Strasburg, N. Dak., Bismarck, N. Dak. a rom Ludwig, and George Ludwig attended the Wed Sania Fe in the Quirk public CORRIGAN annual C. speak- A. couple. won The determines Appreciate Leghorns annual and U.S. Certified White contest Deserve Your ,Patranage Root-Elmer ing in Crosier seminary contest the winner of the Quirk medal U.S. Approved' Heavies W Phone R or‘84 84 Holdingford.—Before Nuptial Mass May 7. s . by and annually Doctor Commercial Feeds presented offered May in St. 6 Mary’s church, Miss Minn. In tie for second place principal Sauk Centre. Thomas Quirk, of the Helen Poultry Supplies Ebnet, daughter of Mr. Mrs. a and were Santa Fe, N.Mex.—Bill Veeck, Simon Ebnet, became the bride Joseph Goulet, Richard freshman of from a former president Cleveland Root, of the of Mr. and Mrs. .Bert Root THOS. P. BRENNT CO. son of New Richland. Father Paul Rosenthal Indians, and Mary Frances Acker- Minnesota CCW ofiiciated. Attending the couple Mrs. RONDESTVEDT were married before Nuptial man were Moder, a Ralph Mrs. Norbert Wensmann, EQUIPMENT FARM Foley, Minn. Phone 86 Mass in St. Francis’ Cathedral Patsy Root, I here. Norbert Ebnet, Victor and Ebnet. Maytag Frigidaire Philco Bottled Radios Gas & Ranges The Mass IMPLEMENTS offered by Father - was - - Borg-Smieja McCOR‘MICK-QEERING FARM Minnesota Paints George C. Halpin the Chicago Hears of Talk by Royalton.—Miss Mary Ann Smiejs, Supplies Refrigerators—Home Freeze/rs & Farm Archdiocese Chancery, who had daughter Service all products of Mr. and Mrs. by factory‘tl'ninsd Philip Smicia, service on re- men. became the bride of Norman Borg. Bow- ceived Vceck into the Catholic Minn. Bank Centre lus, Mr. of and Mrs. Emil Borg of son church five months ago. McGrath. before Nuptial Mass offered a LONG‘ 'Faiher Mineiie May in Holy 2 Trinity church. Veeck, Father legally divorced from his Theodore officiated. Wrobel The attend- first wife, had applied been for and PRAIRIE Josephine Vivant ants Smieja. Mrs, were FALLS LITTLE Pauline granted the Privilege be- McGrath, Clara Fussy. Arlene Fussy, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kuklok, Mr. and neither she he had cause nor ever Mrs. Ralph Burggrafl', Herbert Borg, and been Hastings—The baptized. Rev. James These Friendly Business Firms Robert Surma. : Friendly Firms These Business Minette, St. Cloud hospital chap- Under Pauline the Privilege, I the Fisher-Opitz Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage I 3 lain, the speaker the guest at was nonsacramental marriage of and Your Patronage Deserve Appreciate St. Cloud—Married May before 6 a a II meeting of the annual spring Nuptial Mass be offered St. Paul's noon in aside if the convert set can I non- church Carol Opitz.:daughter conference of of the Minnesota were Catholic refuses with live to spouse Mrs. G. H. Opitz, and Joseph Fisher. ' Council of Catholic h Women here Walgreen LittlePFgllI: 8 the convert. MUSHEL " of Mr. Frank ASSOCIATION and Mrs. Fisher of son LONG PRAIRIE CREAMERY Tuesday of this week. on Avon. Father Heid Richard officiated. The privilege Minn. forth by Agency set was Rose Mary Opitz. Hortense Range]. Father Minette, who recently St. Paul in the First Epistle the to George Fischer, Jr.. Machtemes Louella Butter and Peter Other Religious Prayerbooks, and Articles Rosaries led of Holy Year 104 pil- Corinthians, group a vii, 12-15: attended the bridal couple. grims by air Rome, spoke to to Pasteurized Milk Cream and Hentges-Bruner “If brother hath wife any a Studio delegates “The Holy Year.” Curran 0 Portraits on Cold Spring—Before Nuptial Mass that believeth and she a not, Phone Prairie. Long Minn. con- 18 Candid: offered April 29 St. B niface’s church, in 0 The Rev. P. J. Ryan Hast- of dwell him, let with him sent to Lorraine Miss Bruner, aughtcr Mr. of 0 Commercial ings offered Mass in the Church her And if npt and Mrs. Michael put Brunet. became the away. any Photo Finishing 125 E. Broadway 0 . Phone 866 of the Guardian Angels Thomas to Wickenheiser Lester bride of Hentges. of Mrs. hath open husband that be- son woman a Mary chtges. Father Athanasius Fuchs. the day’s Delegates events. lieveth con- and he not, consent to The O.S.B. officiated. attendants Hartford, Conn., public high were vened in the Hastings auditorium, Hardware dwell MORRIS with her, let c. WEBER, her w. Agem Co. Bares Hentges. put Betty Carolyn Barnes. and Er- not with the Most Rev. James J. schools and instructor the Uni- at Bruner. vin Robert 0Bruner and Herbert her husband the But if away . . . Hentges ushers. Byrne, Auxiliary Bishop St. of of Notre Dame, versity in were unbeliever depart, let him de- memory General I Hardware and Coal nsurance Golden-Blommer Paul, the of honor. guest mother, These Friendly of his Mrs. Mary E. Quirk. Business Firms as For brother sister is part. a or Home Appliances St. Cloud—The Lou ,‘ marriage of Mary I AUTO FINANCING The morning under included servitude Dr. such Quirk in in instructor ' not program was an Blcmmer. daughter Mr. of and Mrs. Appreciate and Deser'v‘e Your Patronage Maytag Washing Machines by Mrs. J. P. Tyrrell But hath called “reports of God educatlon in REAL Cromer ESTATE LOANS at Havre, cases. Floyd Minor. Mont.. us and grand— seminary Bottle Gas / St. Paul, department peace." chairman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Mouton, several years ago. Telephone 45 Little Minn. Falls, Phone 569 117 S. E. First S Donald Golden. Mr. of and Mrs. to who presented “The Story of son . Our Veeck, his took instruc- who first The judges of the contest H. L. Golden, Havre, Mont.. took place were: Lady of Good Counsel Free Can- tions in the faith almost Father May Holy ,Angels’ church. Father firms Herman two 6 in Schmitz, O.S.C., years listed here de- The Home,” and John Geisse of Alphonse Kremer officiated. Attending FOR OVER cer FIFTY-EIGHT John’s Cathedral, YEARS St. LE'S Cleve— Wahkon; at EN Father Ignatius 'H Lempart ago the couple Alice Fay Golden. Doro- Minneapolis, remembered chairman be of the were to land, baptized serve Holy SIMONET 0.8.0.; in Name FUNERAL and Father William Mc- HOME was thy Stark. Richard Foss. and Robert Catholic Volunteers, speaker Cathedral, on Chicago, Dec. the Niff, 0.8.0., of last 8, Robert Crosier Recktenwald. Foss seminary. Ushers distributing were when are you “The Possibilities for Volunteers and Dr. K. A. Larson. Feast the Immaculate Concep- of Shoes the for Family Economical the dif- Dignificd in the in New Mental Personal Hospital patronage Service Pro- Vossen-Lahr your tion. —— College -— Founded New ls gram.” The Catholic Volunteers, Nicholson—Miss St. Thrasilla MORRIS, MINN. Lahr, Telephone business. 666 lines of Veeck Miss ferent Little Ackerman, F ails. Minn. met a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Lahr. organized in April, 1948, have Catholic, when last vis- she 751h became the bride of Bernard Vossen. On year Anniversary son Prepared pro‘pcr take Catholic to of Service the been assisting in with recreational care way. Mr. of and Mrs. John Vossen. before ited Cleveland for agent a as press for patients Anoka at Nuptial Mass offered programs May in St. 10 ice show. an Of Lebanon Nicholas’ church. Father Henry hospital. Steichen CO. University MILLING state GREEN HALVERSON’S WE CALL WE DELIVER The officiated. firms de- Attending the couple listed here were At the luncheon in Guardian Mrs. Katherine Klein. Marcella Lahr, LIK-NU CLEANERS Roscoe Mission Group remembered Angel be school, the Rev. Jerome Lahr, Joseph Vossen. to Francis and of Manufacturers serve Beirut, Lebanon. The found- CLOTHING — Shea of Taylor Falls acted Hansen-DeZurik / as ing of Jesuit college Feeds Dry Cleaning Green’s Famous Pressing distributing when at a new Social Sponsors Games are you - Royalton.—-—Married toastmaster. The May before speaker 6 guest a Jamhour Clothes hill, Good four miles from this HAROLD A. LUTZ, Prop. Nuptial Holy Trinity Mass-offered in dealer local dif- Available in the Father Minette at patronage of St. Cloud. your was your city, the highlight of was church Delphine DeZurik, cere- daughter were ,Phone 49 116-118 St. N. E. lst Minn. luncheon Morris. The Roscoe—Among monies marking the participants in Mr. MORRIS, MINN. 75th anniver- of Mrs. Joseph DeZurik, and and ferent lines of business. program was con- Factory Finish Hat Blocking Hansen. Donald Mrs. George of Lcn- cluded with vocal of St. Joseph’s solos by Mrs. son university sary plate lunch party and a games of Ill. Father Theo J. Chicago, nartz F. J. here. Poepl of Vermillion, The president Minn., the Leba- of I Wrobel officiated. The attendants sponsored by the Stabat Mater mis- were ESSER-VIRNIG republic laid and piano the foundation selections by Miss Mar— POULTS Lorraine Hansen, nese DeZurik. Mrs. Varis sion MASTER society of St. Agnes’ parish BRED AND TURKEY CHICKS McRoberis Loeifler re. Anette Archbishop DeZurik, Robert Hansen. and and Alcide 8. King of Hastings, stone Ma- garet senior a cently relatives and friends were Lachowitzer-Hanebuth rina, Papal Nuncio, blessed it the College St. and of Catherine, at St. U. S. Certified Pallorum Controlled and U. S. from St. Cloud, St. Martin, Al- See write bookings the for prices for 1950 carved Perham.-——Before and into Nuptial Mass of- it. The inscrip- PauL or us season Cadillac a cross & a Pontiac Foods Fairway bany, Watkins, Minneapolis, fered May Henry’s church, 10 St. in POULTRY tion the HEALTH SERVICE stone reads: “To Our on A by the Very Rev. report Miss Deloris Hanebuth, daughter of Mr. Implements Purina Grinding Paynesville, Farm and Victory and Richmond. John Deere Feeds and Mixing Mrs. Prices The Lowest Foods Best In at Lady, Mother of God, Glory — of and Mrs. George Leo Hanebuth, became the Ettel of St. Michael the on LITTLE Ben Mondloch of St. Martin’s FALLS [IATCHERIES MORRIS, MINN. Lebanon, MINN. MORRIS. April 30, 1950.” The bride re- of Arnold Lachowitzer, of son of the Christian Rural progress ceived handse pieced quilt, Joseph Lachowitzer. Nicholas Father French Minister Lebanon and to n, a LITTLE MINNESOTA FALLS. Overseas Program completed the Donnay officiated. Janice Hanebuth. Mr. which made and donated by several ministers and deputies and was conference. and Mrs Duane The Very Rev. George Frank Lachowitzer. and Miss Ida Eiynck. representatives of Catholic Hanebuth the couple. attended com~ E. Ryan of St. Paul is spiritual munities here also present. JOST Were HAUER 8. ELECTRIC CO. director of the council. SPRING COLD President Prime El Khoury and May In 2i Concert Mrs. Paul R. Bohen of St. Paul Minister Bey Sulh lead- are among Home and R.E.A. Wiring is council president. Mrs. L. D. ing Lebanese attended who St. Peck of Hastings general Westinghouse Firms Fixtures Friendly and Appliances Business was Joseph’s university. These chairman for the conference. A Solemn Mass, which the at ALL and WORK GUARANTEED Your Patronage Deserve FREE ESTIMATES Appreciate Among those attending from Nuncio which Papal presided and Phone 732-W 122 1st Ave. S.E. LITTLE FALLS St. Cloud Mrs. M. P. Burke, attended by President were El was custodian, and Mrs. T. N. Fleming, Khoury and members the diplo- of chairman of the study club matic opened the cele- com- corps, C0. WENNER THE mittee. bration. A COMPLETE SELECTION OF Ways:- So Many In l Imple- Furniture, Hardware, Guide Parents’ Fuel, and Furnaces ments, Plumbing. Spring New Suits Prod- Embalming Licensed Granite Cold Spring For Good Reading Helpful Cold Spring Phone Can Be 29 ucts Gray Diamond 0 and Rainbow Colors poultry New feed grit at WEBER 1. Read or children’s books yourself. Or, better still, your get your dealer. boy girl read them aloud Ask yourself during- to to your or you. the reading whether this book villainy, lays deception, stress STORE CLOTHING on IOO% _Cold Fine wool the worsted materials, 0 from beauti- Mill ends treachery. or foundations. plant for Spring fully tailored. Sizes and models fit all to Clothes true’to Men and Boys incidents for ‘Are all life? 2. the wholesome, probable, and men. walks, driveways, etc. ' Does 3. it show toward their elders people contemptuous ALBANY young s53750 $6000 and successfully opposing granite-sand them? and 0 Aggregate SPRING ST. CLOUD COLD CONCERT A OF piano vocal selections will and be Do the Morton 4. characters in book show Isle, the for Spring, respect Cold at .0 young teachers and others in authority? Odessa, Minnesota. and a" high presented by of students St. Francis’ of The firms listed here de- group 5. Are these characters kind people the of wish you young Little school, Falls, Sunday evening, May Pictured is 21. above the remembered be ,VICTOR children to CLOTHING associate with? COMPANY to serve your Co. Granite Spring Cold 6. Does the junior book of and describe pranks, soloists. speak practical and piano Left ri ht, they Ruth Nistler, quartet to are [intonia distributing- when are you jokes, pieces thoughtless of and mischief though they cruel V‘Vere as Shooks; Mary Ann Hoffmann, Albany; Rausch, Big Stone dif- / the patronage in Little Falls, Minn. and funny worthy imitation? of your o MINNESOTA City, S. Dak.; SPRING. COLD Doris Weier, Mineral Point, Wis; and Theresa Mal- Is the English style? 7. good and is written good the in story business. ferent lines of a ley, N ashwauk. _ ;