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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

July 7, 1950 · Page 5 of 6

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{richly/July ST.“ CLOUD THE ,REGISTER SIX PAGE 7, I950 ;,c Year Beats One Day Altar a ‘ Sobieski Boys Japan.—“More people Kyoto, PLUMBING & -KNAPP dicta/Its Sac/IL SAUK CENTRE Confirmation in single received a Xavier’s Francis church HEATING St. day at . year,” confirmed-all last than Were These Friendly Business J. Firms DICK STEDLER‘ By Clement Hansen, Brother We in Specialize reports Kansas. Maryknoll Brother from Appreciate Churches, and Deserve Schools, Hospitals Your Patronage compared , the 246, In Videosyncrdsies A Few group were Cloud attesti- N. St. Av. of last total 222 with F year. a bickering between video That DINNOORP- officials and sports promoters is ageless these days an argu- BORGMANN IMPLEMENT CO. ,oaflru. Shakespeare undoubtedly As ment. “TV would it have summed up, or John Deere Quality Farm Equipment J question.” TV, that’s the not qunurv Once A Customer, FARM Always A Friend if * * ’EOUIPMENY ‘ Minn. There's denying that Telephone 129 Sank Centre, no STORE WALLPAPER AND PAINT O modern miracle. television is a Never before household his- in Var-niches Paints Pittsburgh Contractor Painting -— — 350-foot homer has tory or a Wallpaper Washable Imperial ARNDT’S touchdown 60-yard BERGGBEEN pass com- pletion been achieved Cloud in St. So. r7th 12 Ave. Tel. 4435 a MAIN HATCEERY FUNERAL [EDDIE living 12x16 room. Certified IJ.S. c: White A- CORR'GAN * as :1: Leghornl U.S. Approved Heavies the essentials GROCERY Among minute DIETMA' Phone R 84 W 84 Commercial or Feeds missing baseball in telecast, and a Poultry Supplies however, the ubiquitous Sank Centre, are Minn. heckler with the foreign voice; CONFECTIONERY ° ’ MEATS MGROCERIES the hot dog, card, peanut, score and beverage vendors; late ar- 189 188 Phone RM. 6 or A.M. to Week Days, 1:30 Regular rivals crucial development 80.. 8th Ave. at 520 RONDESTVEDT a P.M. 7:30 A.M. 9 Friday FARM to EQUIPMENT Minn. Cloud. St. the umpire- irate bait- in 12:],5 P.M. A.M. Sundays 8:30 to game; grumbling grandstand ers; man- McCORMICK-DEI‘ZRI‘NG FARM IMPLEMENTS that and inexplicable feel- agers Refrigerators—Home Freezers & Farm Supplies the ing of freedom in open-air Z environment. Sank Centre ALEXANDRIA Minn. ' ’3 * * Course, shouldn’t expect you Particu- everything with video. Firms Business These Friendly larly that love not season pass you MELROSE Patronage Your and Deserve Appreciate pull to of wallet out and your show off friends. to your / * #5 3 These PAULSEN RICHARD Friendly J. PAUIISEN Business JOHN Firms de~ listed here The firms Today’s Guest Quip Minnesota Alexandria, Minnesota Graceville, 1004 Phone Appreciate 135 Phonn and Deserve From Dick Farringto‘n’s “Fancy Your Patronage remembered be to serve That” feature in St. the Louis Brothers Paulsen distributing when Post-Dispatch: “The Browns have you are Work quit shifting for Ted Williams Stucco the Plaitermg and dif- in patronage your . . . E But that should be M construed P I not R E Ornamental Fonn Plaimand business. lines of ferent meaning the Browns shift- as are MINNESOTA ALEXANDRIA, Melrose lessf’ MEMORIALS, Motor Co. Inc. * Ill ii! ~. Diamond Doggerel Service ME LROSE. MINN. Distance Regardless of Phone 171 . Melroge, Minn. Baseball idols, WE SPECIALIZE IN MEMORIALS SERVICE Sad FOR but CATHOLIC true, CEMETERIES SALES HOME and FUNERAL ANDERSON - Empire Built—Eternal the Hills Are merely humans u 9." Like and me you. ’k—Jpst Plain Bill. ’ ma ESTABLISHED . LITI‘HFIELI} * MINN. ALEXANDRIA, Soon‘the annual league major played All-Star will be and game fails happen room)"; it that to never to. the of All-Stars don’t most star RAPIDS all. at SAUK I We I: Pay It! t Highest Prices for Your “The itself is lev- great e ga a POULTRY, EG S, HIDES and WOOL eler,” Homer Clout, “and Firms Friendly Business These mus s PASTOR PARISHIONERS I Benedict AND of Barton, and Bernard St. Frank; that particular second day few of son, on a Patronage Your Deserve and M Appreciate ROSE, MINN. Howard Ginter, Robert Kuchinski, Ernest Bart- the untouchable heroes made row, are Stanislaus’ in Sobieski . parish be proud can kowitz. Jerome Welnicki, Beniek, James Robert realize thekerror their way.” to of this band alert and well-groomed altar boys of Pauly, Ronald of Polasek, and Arthur Beniek; .and 5K * i and devotions who assistat Mass there regularly. third Fred Palashewski, Raymond Kurowski, Miscellaneous Memos row, MElROSE right, Shown above, left front Lampert Anthony VHDWE. to Boros, Father Anthony Lamusga, pastor; Conducting football coaching The row, are firms listed here de- a Co. Hermes, Charles Goodwater, Leo RAPIDS Boros, Eugene George Beniek, Dennis Ginter, and SAUK Anthony Kruzel. clinic Colorado college, Frank at to be remembered serve Beniek, Edwin Skwira, Rodney Matson, Duane Mat- Not in the picture is Leroy Skwira. HARDWARE, told Leahy about this a group when Notre Dame saying: year’s distributing team, you are Furniture Appliances, Major Hardware, Hardware surprised if the Irish “I’ll be and Related Requiescont Pace Lines score in patronage in the dif- your OUR OWN single game.” single point in HARDWARE a a . 375 Phone ferent lines business. of Irish Rapids. Minn. So will pleas- the opponent, Melrose Saul: antly so! JacobCilk Smith Diane Mrs. Rosalia Burger who died June The Rev. 16. * 1: Waite Wadena.——Funeral services Park—Funeral services Cyprian Seitz, O.S.B., officiated. were Burial con- were "Louis Comeback Draw to church-for conducted June ducted St. Ann’s 28 St. Joseph’s June 20 in in church I in the parish Surviving cemetery. was Norris” reads Million, Asserts BANK UNIONSTATE Rosalia. two-and-one-half-year-old for Mrs. Burger, Diane Smith, 80, who died FOLEY KRIEG Mr. OSCAR Gilk and the following children: are June the headline. The Smith, The daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 25. Rev. Claude Schwinn- of sport page Aanny; Herbert, Mrs. Joseph Lischire hammer August officiated. who died June 17. Monsignor Burial in the was with interview Jim MINN. story SAUK RAPIDS. (Lucetta), was an Dixon, Mo.; Constance and family plot Puachta. ofl‘iciated. Burial Calvary in St. Anthony’s in cemetery was Sales Auction Estate Real head of the International Norris, Aida Mae, These St. Paul: and Roland Business home. Friendly at Watkins. Surviving Surviving her at the following - parents, Firms cemetery. are a are & Insurance Loans While thinks club. Norris children: Boxing Mrs. Mary Gominsky, Louis Elaine; brother, Gary. Watkins; Boisvert sister, and r Loans Insurance Appreciate and Deserve Joseph Your - Burger, St. Cloud; Frank, Long Patronage J Little of that Falls.——Funeral mostly in Michael McDermott services terms money, were i DEPOSIT Prairie; Isadore and Alfred. Waite Park; FEDERAL MEMBER held June 30 St. in Mary’s church for million he refers would have Mass Breckenridge—Requiem of- to was Adolph, Rockville; Mrs. Joseph‘ Holm- Rapids Sauk Louis CORPORATION T. Boisvert, Phone 1501 INSURANCE 59, former of Mary’s church mayor fered June 20 in St. for bracht, been if Milbank. it S., Henry, Dak.; and accurate more Little re- Falls who died June 26 following Michael McDermott, who died June 73, Richmond. There grandchildren 24 instead are “remarks of ferred heart attack. Burial in Calvary to a was Father Patrick Riley officiated. Sur- 17. and 19 great-grandchildren. Also sur- Surviving cemetery._ Mrs. Louis Bois- dollars giftei’ are fl}: McDermott viving,r Mrs. and at THOS. one are viving P. four brothers and sister: BRENNY are one C0. and nine vert children: Mrs. George brother, Martin McDermott Janesville, .of John Weber, Howard Lake: Joseph. Win- Bedard (Lorraine), FALLS Chicago; Mrs. LITTLE Bond Wis. Michael, sted; Cordova; Frank, St. Jo- Since it becomes each apparent Mills (Adelaide), and Mrs. Donald Hull Alfred LeMay seph; and Mrs. Anna Knott, Winsted. Los Foley, (Viola), Angeles, Minn. Calif.: Louis, Jr., ,that the Detroit Tigers day S6 are Phone Little services Falls.—-Funcral were Barbara Rademacher St. Paul: Mrs. Mrs. Robert Baker (Delores), beat in the American the team to Maytag conducted St. Mary’s church June 26 in Frigidaire Philco Radios Ft. Walton, Firms Flu.; Mrs. Bottled Friendly Business James Minor Gas These 8: Ranges - New Munich.-——~Requiem Mass Of- - Alfred was - LeMay, The Rev. Victor for ’75. League Boston pennant the (Beverly) and William Mrs. Arendt race, Minnesota fered June Paints 29 in Immaculate Conception Kinzer ofiiciatEd. Burial Calvary in was Your Patronage and (Donna Mae), Little Deserve Falls; Joan Appreciate and and should be Red Sox commended in church Barbara for Mrs. Rademacher, Surviving his Service wife and five cemetery. all product.- by are on factory Larry trained home. at Brothers service and sisters who 65, died June Burial men. 26. in the O’Neill selecting Steve Joe’Mc- was children. They Mrs. Lyle Gammon as are surviving Andrew, Mineapolis; Leo. parish are Survivingr three cemetery. sis- are MUSHEL (Genevieve), Mrs. Edward Zak (Evelyn), Carthy’s managerial A'- Of Little Falls; Mrs. Andrew Collins, Mrs. successor. and four brothers: ters Mrs. Anna Rade- h LittlePFglll‘: ll’linn. Walgreen (Florence), Mrs. Herman Bloedorn and , Huey Collins, Chicago; Mrs. Herman all certainly ex-Tiger II people, macher and Mrs. Mayme Rademacher, an , rly' Wilfred Little Falls; of and Fred Le-‘ Marship, Buckman: LONG Mrs. HEnry Posch, New Munich; Mrs. Osiths. Fravel, St. hess ought be well qualified Agency to Seattle, Wash. Also brother, Ed, May, a. Mrs.‘Louis Royalton; Heidelman, and PRAIRIE Paul; John Frochler, N. Dak.: Henry and Louis, M0,; and sister. Mrs. Anton know “to Tiger!” t. how hold that to Moines, Des Ia. Albert Froehler, Religious Other Articles Edmonton. Canada; and and Praycrboohs, Rosaries N. Smith. Little Falls. There 10 are Claude, Tacoma, Wash. grandchildren. l Sylvester Boos Friendly These Current Movie Mrs. Frank BrauSSeau Ratings Business Studio Firms Portrait: 0 Curran Foley—Funeral services were con- Little Falls—Requiem of- Mass ducted. June was 29 in St. John’s church Candidr' 0 Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage fered June 20 in St. Mary's church for for Sylvester Boos, who 26. died June 26. Commercial 0 Frank who Mrs. Brausseau. 86, died The Rev. John Kroll officiated. Burial Photo Finishing June Burial in Calvary 17. E. Broadway 0 cemetery. 125 Phone 866 was in the parish cemetery. Surviving iricludcs was The following Surviving the list following children: movies appearing theaters in are his Mr. parents, and Mrs. Jacob at are Mrs. Grenicr, Joseph, Mrs. Gene Joe these Boos, the and following Alexandria, sisters and Bertha, Clarissa, Eagle Litilc‘ Bend, Foley, (LONG towns: WEBER, Edna, LeBlaIIc, Phil, Mrs. Gene Allord, Hardware C. Agent brothers: Mrs. Wilfrded w. Rosha, Co. Clear- PRAIRIE Bares CREAMERY Falls, Paynesville, ASSOCIATION St. Cloud, and‘ Sauk Rapids. Little Falls: and Bert, all of Dave, Grand Mrs. Howard water; Cater, Cloud; St. 1 Leo, Rapids, N. Dak.; Brainerd; and Mrs. Chris Festerman, Detroit, Mich.: Tor General Insurance Ralph Schmelzer, Coal Mrs. Glenwood, Ill. and Hardware Louellu Urban, Morally Unobjcctionable and Donald, Adults Eugene, Robert, and Children Butter and Mrs. Brausseau preceded is in death by Mary Alice‘ home. at Arctic Fury Kill the Umpire . her husband three Appliances and children. Also Home AUTO FINANCING Joseph Nentl Mrs. Pasteurized Milk and Cream Bells of Coronado Masked Raiders surviving grandchildren, 42 63 great- are Washing Machines Maytag Holdingford.——Requiem Mass of- ESTATE REAL LOANS was grandchildren, and great-great-grand- Boy From. Indiana Riders of the Dusk Phone one 18 Bottle Gas fered June 26 St. Mary’s church Long in for Prairie. Minn. child. Cheaper by the Dozen Rim of the Mrs. Joseph Canyon Nentl, who died June 44, Telephone Little Falls, Minn. E. 45 Phone 569 117 S. First St. Dolor Bellefeuille Mrs. 23. The Rev. Paul Rosenthal officiated. Dear Wife Salt Lake Raiders Little Falls—Funeral services Burial the were parish in Sur- cemetery. was Eyes of Texas Scudda-Hoo! Scudda-Hayl conducted June Mary’s church 19 St. in viving Mr. Nentl and five children: are Mrs. Dolor for Bellefeuille, who Fighting 58, Redhead Strange Gamble Mrs. Lee D vidson, Muskegon, "MORRIS Mich.: YEARS FOR OVER FIFTY-EIGHT died June Kinzer 16. Father Victor of- Alois, and J seph, Melvin, Rosemary, and Fighting Stallion Tattooed Stranger Burial ficiated. Calvary SIMONET FUNERAL in HOME all home. There was is ceme- at grandson. one Guilty of Treason Trail of the Rustlers Surviving Dolor Bellefeuille tery. and . The following brothers istcrs are and also Gypsy Wildcat three children: Howard. Twilight Detroit Lakes; the in Sierras Mrs. survive: Tom Skaj, Avon; Paul These Friendly Business Economical Firms Mercedes, Washington, D. (3.: and Leon. Korneck, Avon: Sam, Holdingford; Hills Service of Oklahoma Vanishing and Westerner Dignified Personal -— — Madison, Wis. One daughter preceded Mrs. John Schictha, Elmdale. Kid From Cleveland Appreciate and Deserve death. her in Also surviving her Your Patronage Telephone are Henry Schoenecker 666 Mrs“ Little Falls. Minn. A-2 mother, Mrs. Delphise Rocheleau, and - Eden Valley—Funeral services were sister, Mrs. Sadie Doucette. for MOI-ally Unobjectionable Adults Prepared Catholic a take Service Only to of in the care proper way. conducted June 30 in the Assumption Mrs. Van Horrick Gus Belle of Mexico church Mrs. Henry Old for Schoeneckcr, No Sad Songs for Me 77, who died June Burial Long 27. in Prairie—Requiem the Mass of- was Big Lift The Once More was My Darling firms listed here HALVERSON’S de- parish Surviving Mary cemetery. fered June Mr. in St. Mt. 22 of Carmel are Daughter of Rosie O’Grmly Port of New York The firms listed here WE CALL DELIVER Schoenecker the de- WE and following children: church Mrs. for Gus ,Van Herrick, who be tO remembered serve Federal Agent Large Lawrence, Marie Queen of Andrew, the Amazons Rev. and Schoe- died June 19. The George Ranch at LIK-NU _ CLEANERS be to remembered Eden Valley; Leo. CLOTHING necker, St. Paul: officiated. Burial Mrs. in the parish serve Gal Who Took the West Sands when of Iwo distributing Jima was ceme- you are w Phil Werner (Agnes), Stewart; Norbert, Surviving Gus Van Herrick ltery. and are It’s Great Fooling Singing Guns when distributing a Dry Cleaning Maple Lake: Good Pressing Mrs. Raymond Halvcrson Clothes the are following children: you Mrs. L. M. King patronage in the dif- your - Malaya Tarnished (Adeline), Minneapolis: Elmer, Melrose; (Frances), Melrose: Van A. G. Herrick. inlthe HAROLD A. LUTZ, Prop. ‘ dif- patronage Ray Arthur, St. Cloud; your and and ferent Evelyn Miss lines Fargo, N. Grant Takes Dak.; Maurice, Minneapolis; Richmond They of business. Live by Night MORRIS, MINN. Chicago. There 39 gmndchildren Phone and Ferdinand, Detroit, Mich.: Er- 49 and Mrs. 116-118 St. N. E. are lst Mrs. Mike ferent lines of business. great-grandchildren. Brothers and Bo‘rgmann (Gertrude), nest Sank Centre, seven Fabtory Finish Hat Blocking B sisters surviving . John Ruhland, Also surviving sisters and are two are II Eden Valley; Joseph, Frank, Morally Objectionable and Math for Everyone brother. ’NI'ere 10 grandchildren. are MILLING GREEN C0. Ruhland, "Prague; New Mrs. William Dakota Lil—(Objection: Excessive brutality; lines.) suggestive William Spieker ESSER-VIR‘NIG Schoenccker. Minneapolis; Mrs. Math Heart—(Objection: My Foolish Tends immoral Loni: Prairie—Funeral condone actions services to Schmidt, Duluth; Leo Mrs. were Busch. Belle PANCRAT2 conducted June 23.in St. Manufacturers Mary of Mt. of Plaine: and justify divorce.) Mrs. John Svobada, New Prague; church Carmel William for who Spieker, and Mrs. Schoeneck'er, Pontiac & Cadillac Joseph New COMPANY, Reckless Moment—(Objection: INC. Condones actions.) F6ed§ immoral Green’s Famous died June Father 20. George Rauch of- Prague. Sleeping Car Trieste—(Objection: Suggestive Iow situations; with burial to ficiated in the parish John Farm Deere Implements Mrs. Jacob Gilk ceme— Available dealer lac-l at your Surviving Mrs. tery. Spieker moral tone.) and are Albany—Requiem Mass Offered MORRIS. MINN. was . tw'o children, Gerald Long of Prairie and Since 1916 Stage Morris. Fright—(Objection: Minn. Suggestive sequences.) June Seven 20 in Dolors‘ church for Mrs. Robert Reynolds. Mr. of Spieker is also following survived by the brothers Specializing R’esidence and Church, Commercial & Little and Attend" Big School Vacation - Hillmer, sisters: Mrs. Frank 'Browervill'e; ' Frank Arnold, Mrs. John, Minnie, and Rose Long Prairie; Heating : of Frank, Belle Roofing COLD River: Mrs. Regina Trisco, Sauk Centre; SPRING- and Mrs. Leo Quinn, Osakis. Sheetmetalwork Insulation Sharon Bruder Long Prairie—Funeral services were Firms Friendly June conducted 16 in St. Mary of Mt. These Business Falls Telephone 144 Carmel church Sharon Bruder, for Little two- ~ year-old daughter of Mr. Mrs. and Emil Deserve Appreciate and Your Patronage Bruder, who drowned June Rev. 14. The . Rauch officiated.- George Burial in was the parish Surviving her cemetery.. are and brother, Michael, parents and one ' sisters, Carolyn and Janice. two WORK CLOTHES VALUES (0. THE WENNER Volker Clement Mrs. Princeton—Requiem Mass offered was B’GOSH Ways- 50 Many In June in St._Edward’s church Hardware, 26 Furniture, imple- for | BIG ALLIED OSHKOSH Mrs. Clement Volker, 55.\who died June Fuel, and Furnaces ments, Adalbert The Rev. Wagner 23. officiated. . Plumbing. Burial in« the parish Sur- cemetery. was OVERALLS OVERALLS Volker viving Mr. the Licensed Embalming and following are Prod- Cold Granite I Spring children: Bernard and R. Clement Spring at P116111: COld 29 Victor home; Mrs. Charles (Dorothy), Can Be Helpful ucts All Men’s Sizes 32 50. "The World's to Greatest Princeton; Mrs. and Delbert Wourms Rapids. (Marilyn). High Grand Back Style Low Overall." All sizes in stock. or 0 Diamond and Gray Rainbow Helen Weinhold Mrs. WEBER Back Button Suspender Sta-Blu Tuffest Blue poultry Den- feed grit at or ' or your Princeton. Funeral services were -——~ Back Style. June conducted 12 in St. Edward’s dealer. im Hickory Stripe. “ or Helen church Mrs. Weinhold, for who 68, Hickory Stripe CLOTHING STORE 8—01. High I Back Low Back June died 9. Father Adalbert Wagner or or\ 0 Cold Mil] ends from the officiated. Burial in the parish Sanforized was Blue ceme- Denim. styles. foundations. plant for Spring Surviving children: tery. 11 Peter, are and Clothes Boys Men for walks, $zjzh-‘ispair driveways, George, Leo, H. Samuel, Mrs. Florence etc. $ 98 2 Agnes NY Harrington, Thompson, Mrs. ALBA Mrs. , pair Chester Lambert, Mrs. Richard granite-sand Eller; 0 and Aggregate CLOUD SPRING ST. COLD Mrs. Theresa Belo, Neil Mrs. Steadman, Shop for Overalls and all other Work Clothes the Isle, Morton Cold Spring, at at Mrs. Lloyd and Gerth. . and Odessa, Minnesota. Theresa M-rs. Breher Gold—PLATING—Silver VICTOR Sauk CLOTHING Centre—Requiem Mass of- CO. was Nickel Copper Brass fered June 1,9 in Our Lady Angels of the - — church for Mrs. Theresa Breher, 90, Co. Spring Granite Cold. CIBORIUMS CHALICES O TWO-WEEK who died June The :16. Rev. S. A. Renner RELIGIOUS A VACA- ryn’s church. More children than 50 attended the CANDLESTICKS MONSTRANCES O - Burial officiated. Calvary in was ceme- daily classes, which conducted by Sister Elvira TION SCHOOL in Ogilvie Approval Obtained to “The close Ecclesiastical tery. Surviving Aloysius were Big New two Store, That Values are sons: came Built” a in COLD MINNESOTA SPRING. EISENSCHE'NK Breher, St. Paul: of Pearl Lake (left) and Sister FRANK and Aaron Breher, Mirella JL Cathe- of with June 25 four children receiving First Little Com- Falls Minn. Battle Creek, M' There 11 grand- are dral J high school, Cloud. St. Minn. Cold Spring, . Box ‘13 munion and 11 Solemn Communion in St. Kath- I children and eig great-grandchildren. t: