CLOUD REGISTER THE ST. Friday, July 14, 1950 Elr‘oSa Mass Scene of First FRANK W. JACKSON REQUIESCANT Molitor Drug Co. IN PACE ARCHITECT Home Heating REXALL AGENCY Ecclesiastical Design Prescriptions Specialty a Kodak Supplies 4! ‘ Toilets“. Lang Paul Halama, 76, who died July 5. Mrs. Karl all” A American Bldg. National Bank Burial the parish Mrs. in cemetery. was Holdingford.—-Requiem Mass of- was ST. CLOUD. MINN. Halama survives with children: four Mrs. MINN. church ST. CLOUD. St. Mary's for fered July 3 in Leonard Mrs. Reginek, Jerome Gaida. died June 30. Lang. who Mrs. Karl 54. and Mr. Irene Rogoniski. all of De- Burial RCSenthal officiated. Father Paul home. troit, Mich.; and Ernest. Three at Surviving parish cemetery. in are was also Mrs. sisters survive: Paul Chock, children: the following Mr. Lang and Mrs. Sam l-Iennek. Mrs. Charles Seventh Ave. 50. and 105-119 Boutell’s (Gertrude), Charles Young Mrs. Twelve grandchildren Borash. St. Anna. and (Marie). Rudolph Terwey At Its B_e_s_!_l also survive. Har- Cloud George St. Holdingford; Mrs. Alex. Voss Mrs. Stephen Mrs. Joseph Nentl (Elizabeth). tung COVERINGS FLOOR Mrs. Albany: and and John, (Anna). Holdingford.—Requiem Mass of- was FURNITURE and Hubert (Pauline). Mrs. Nicholas Coutre fered June in Mary’s church 26 St. for Hubert, and (Florence), Haber-man Joseph Mrs. Nentl. who died June 23. grandchildren 31 Minneapolis. There Expert Covering Dept. Installation Mgr. Floor are Ben Statz, The Rev. Paul Roscnthal officiated. Burial sister, One great-grandchildren. and six the Nentl in parish Mr. cemetery. TIMKEN was survives. Charles Jennings, also Mrs. survives with the following children: Rekowski Vincent Davidson. Mrs. Lee Muskegon, Mich.; Alois. Joseph, Melvin, services Rosemary, Sobieski.—Funersl and con- were church Stanislaus' all of the home. She is survived St. also ducted July in 1 the of LADY OUR June by Robert who died grandson, Davidson. and Rekowski. 90. for Vincent one Lamusgs offici- the following brothers Mrs. and sisters; The Rev. Anthony 27. parish Tom Skay. Avon; Mrs. John Schictha. the cemetery. ated. Burial in was Little Elmdale: Paul Korneck, Avon; Surviving Frank. and Sam OII. three sons, are Mich. Flint, Korneck, Holdingford. Ted Joseph, Falls; and and BELLE PRAIRIE, MINN. Wilfred Brit: Kathryn Harrington Mrs. . offered Buchanan—Requiem Mass was Valley—Funeral Browns services The ideal boarding school for girls. Boys were FURNACES church Michael’s for St. June in 29 Anthony’s conducted July 3 in St. of Mr 17-year-old received Wilfred Britz, resident students until they have son church Mrs. Kathryn Harrington, for 71, as June He drowned John Britz. and Mrs. The who died June Rev. John Batten- 29. attained their twelfth First through the officiated, Kunkel Father Paul year. 27. (WALL- as- FLAMI dorf officiated. Burial Calvary in " IURNER) was 0.F.M., Schmolke, Father Joel by sisted Pallbearers Otto Picchow— eighth Delightful cemetery. grade. home-like atmos- were Vincent Father deacon; Ill.. Westmont, Picchowski, Peter Piechowski, ski. Fred Gymnasium, Francis phere, Grove and and Pine Elizabeth. subdeacon; extensive Sunto, Bonzelet. Leo Bonzelet, Roman and Joe of seminarian. Britz. master ceremon- Toelle. She is Ed- s. survived by one son. grounds for outdoor sports. cemetery. the parish Burial in ies. Harrington was St. Paul. One sister of mond fol- the and his parents Surviving are brothers They and also survive. two are Sylvester sisters: brothers and lowing Choral Speaking Music Lokanitsch, Mrs. M. H. Grecnleal‘. John - - Mischke Leo W. Mrs. Britz, Glencoe: Michael and Lokanitsch. Harvey. and Lavina. (Leona). Herbert. Wiesner Frank Vocal and Instrumental Taught James Ber- Mrs. Buckman: and all of - Spring.——Solcmn Cold Requiem Mass Minneapolis. (Arlene), ‘ geren offered June Bonifaca’s ‘27 in St. Pundsnck Joseph Mrs. was Frank Wiosner, information church for who died write Directress For further to of- Mass Francis.—chuiem St. was The Rev. Paulin Wiesner. June 24. church for Francis' in St. July 8 fered Mr. Wiener O.S.B., brother of officiated. Little Falls, Our Lady of the Angels Academy, R. F. D. Minn. 4, who died I’undsack»N 52. Joseph Mrs. Father Hilbert Buerschinger, assisted by Wessendorf Joseph The Rev. July 5. Father Marcian 0S.B., deacon; Peters, parish the in officiated. Burial ceme- was and Father Anthanasius subdeacon; and Pundsack Mr. Surviving tery. are N. Dak., dea- Christian Duchschere, Fargo, of Father WILFRED ILLIES’ FATHER Fuchs. O.S.B.. of master ceremonies. one Lawrence Mrs. children: the following Gallagher, Witz- Waukon, 1a., Pallbearers Ben Witzman, Joe and Father Maurice were Francis; Alfred, HEARINGAID priesthood con; ordained the (Regina). St. nine to Dobmeier young men Zoeller, Leo William Diel. Ed man. Richard (Irene), Eben- subdeacon. The boy Tschida Oscar two and Mrs. Walter, :gNo pages are \ diocese,‘offered his and Ammersbach. First Solemn Berglund. George the in June for Lorraine, Cloud; St. Paul: Richard. St. bride Lois Dale Nathe. The is steiner (left) and Thomas cross-bearer. Mr. Die] Wies-,. was He Also Peter and Paul’s church in Elrosa. home. Mass in Sts. Melvin Florentine; and at Fathel‘ Her attendants Illies, sister Illies. of survived by children: Ray is two are, net Mrs. Berna- mother, her surviving with assisting and the clergy at- is pictured above are St. Paul and Mrs. Clem Wiesncr of Rie- Doris Illies, Marie Illics, Lenore right, fol- left and the to Mclrosc. Ostcndorf. dine Here’s top-quality that Fred right, F her eqmpment Priests, left tendants. to Sanders of Cold Spring. are need Osteo- Ben and sisters: brothers lowing Krantz. and Lorraine $75 land, DlmIer I everything than for finest‘winter Louis far gives lsell you Illies; assistant priest; Fat Kampsen, Clarissa, Ostendorf, rs. Clemence Eagle: Grey er dorf. more conditioning Wall-Flame Frank Osten- Cloud—Funeral services St. air Ostendorl’, Oil Albert Fork; Big were con- —— Burner, Change Our Foreign Policy Joseph July Paul‘s Overnight ducted 10 in St. church for and Mrs. Voller. furnace, in Mrs. Ben dorf. radiator, blower, Dimlcr, Louis who July Robert Ostcn— Mrs. 59, died Anthony: Hoeschen, St. filters and humidifier, air all Calvary com- Ostendorf, Burial in Mr. Richard 5. cemetery. Cloud: St. dorf. was bined trim, cabinet. E In compact a Melrose; Dimler survives with three children: Ostendorf, EN’T".' Blukduck: Josoph Phone today Dimler, Mrs. for Edward Roger Pick. and grandchildren. Easy us and five the makers By survey. I ‘ THE all Cloud. Three Lucille Dimlcr, of St. Halama terms—prompt Paul installation. of World poliby Famous allowed from the had been L. STOKES foreign South Korea, By RICHARD of am- brother survive: sisters and also one Royalton.—Funeral services con- were ZenithRadio. FM. E. Acheson. Minneapolis; biguous hands of Dean G. drift I L. Stickncy. Mrs. Mrs. GUARANTEE to too church opinions for (Note: Mr. ng; Trinity The of Holy in July 8 ducted Pontiac, Mich.; Peter Television Charles Prelner, and \ dete- glossed Far East Though carefully The entire W over, was Stokes and Brooks, Dak.; his Schriver. Twin S. and Receivers may are own or may Farewell Bid the threat- People .that outperforms in aid TIMKEN riorating hearing the at if' to 5200 was manner William 'l‘helen. Minneapolis, Three Mrs. a any ,. . . conform the editorial stand to not world; the Pres— the the cart of of also grandchildren survive. efficiency Zenith in $75 peace en economy—your or Register.) The of Reding Henry the dent’s It time give to privilege). announce— day (under back was no 10 return HEARING} THE ROYALTY OF our money Waite Park—Requiem Mas olfered Blulllon Priest total slightest consideration For least, Harry was of the moment at To ment to a pre- Joseph’s church July in St. for Henry , 10 individuals revolution in policies S. Truman has snatched the reins the vious STROBELS to ' or who died July Reding, 85, 5. Burial was ,0IL HEAT‘ i- with policies; country’s associated those the parish Surviving in cemetery. o s p are - St. Bluffton.—Parishioners of Mrs. Reding the following children; and regarding demanded ti The crisis revision OIL BURNERS o n a OIL FURNACES - ST. CLOUD held Joseph Mur- parish Michael, New York; Mrs. Baptist’s the John a For- Far East. of the administration’s the OIL BOILERS OWATER HEATERS Paul; Math, phy, St. and John and ‘ M. C. Father for Optometrists Jewelers farewell party hu- under which the It policy, ELECTRIC C0. Waite There five grandchildren was Park. a mosan are .. five the for past Haupt,their pastor great-grandchildren. without and miliation stronghold pro-American of two last St. Cloud, Minn. Germain Street 614 St. Electrical Contractors transferred to Schoenecker Has been Mary who Mrs. abandoned parallel in th China had been years, to e Residential Commercial and Benton in parish Valley—Solemn Patrick’s Eden Requiem Mass St. th ecords of Communist assault. - PROUDLY SOLD e AND INSTALLED DY June offered 30 in Assumption Industrial Wiring was Co. abinet’s of- top been Who, Acheson, had church Mrs. Mary Schoenecker, except for 77, Tel. 2543 St. and Cloud held evening, social A was l' ‘fice. The Rev. who died June 27. A. J. Gruenes the policies responsible for of Father presented to Father Ambrose officiated, with Filbin, a'purse was SPORLEDER'S been If Acheson had proud and deterioration in the drift a Father Raymond Rypel, deacon; and sub- mere pastorate his During Haupt. of Orient? sensitive instead and Surviving Mr. Schoenecker dcacon. man, a are paid, debt parish various the was Andrew, the following children: Law— and individuals would supple careerist, he have Who the .were asso- and made, DAMON’S JEWELRY Marie, home; Leo, Paul; improvements a and St. at were rence, those policies de- resigned the ciated with and spot. on ’ Stewart; Norbert. Maple Lake; Agnes, started. fund HEATING, PLUMBING building was slightest serving longer the Minneapolis: Adeline, Elmer, Melrose; diplomatic lead- con- In taking no 'llonalrlnu and Watch over ‘ St. Cloud; and Evelyn, Art and Ray, sideration? to Gen. Clark Successors AND APPLIANCES recovered ership, memorable sessions with completely at He has A never grandchildren and Chicago. There 39 Unstalrs from Penney: across are the rank, Obviously, first Sec- in officials, Mr. Tru- highest level infection. its from great-grandchildren. Also surviv- seven “LowEr overhead 2nd floor Acheson, Gen. George C. retary means on powerful series conclu- announced brothers. of five sisters four ing and of aberration The are man a one Damon's store." better values at 21 5th Ave. 50. St. Cloud Marshall, Franklin D. and Roose- sions. climate-1n created the individual velt. 'HISS, Alger spawned which could inter- They scarcely be Granite City were HAPPY _ ‘r Presumably a150,, Acheson’s Wad- Julian per- White, Dexter Harry otherwise than charges preted as nicious retinue Far Eastern of Electric Co. State'Department the and leigh, THE “DON LIN COMPANY White House been that had the J “experts,” the Lattimores, essups, infamous labored Wlth that clique ELECTRICAL COMPLETE SERVICE and Services. Department misled by the grossly tri- Commumsm make to success Manufacturers of Lighting WIII Fixtures Floor Ind And finally, who but Acheson - FAMILY? China. in umphant State. of Plug Installations. - . faced down the military authori- Sash Doors Interior Finish that but regret One cannot it The President made clear that 81‘. CLOUD. MINN. ties the question of Formosa’s . . . . . . on able . to Truman Mr. not was his decision would based the St, be value, strategic and duped 535 the E. Germain on St. Cloud time spell in the to off throw President into announcing following points: a China. mainland save H. DR. J. HANLON “hands off” policy , regarding the L this will decision created Com- The situation by his But I spare RELIGIOUS island? of national dishonor I the country culminating aggression, munist OPTOMETRIST ARTICLES Mr. Truman’s bold policy, and Acheson-Lattimore the me- North Korea attack the of ,in on morable declaration Formosa regarding thrown would have that LAHR BUILDING Korea repudiated everything wolves. Communist the to Dakota North Priest St. Germain Prayerhooks, 601% Rosaries, Sick Call and Sets, Medals gcheson _ has stood for the Far and in American Instead, air sea ’St. Cloud, Minnesota Chains, the Crucifixes, between Bibles, St. been Andrew’s Daily Mis- ant. thrust has ' power Will Pilgrims Direct Chinese Red and the island great American air sal, Holy Water F and forces Statues, sea onls, etc. «~ have Russians the which armada, ordered intervene, to under were Shanghai. in organizing sanction been the United THE the Nations, of FRITZ-CROSS STORE RETAIL N.Dak.—Monsignor J. Fargo, L. right-about-face President’s The in defense of Southern Korea. St. Mary’s Ca- Arrell, of pastor General vindication of comes as a Formosa Be Defended to 26 thedral in will spirit- 6th Fargo, act Her- Ave. No. President St. Cloud, Minn. MacArthur, former as blunt In refutation of his Sec- Republican and four Hoover, bert ual director pilgrimage to group a State, retary of and also him- of Ohio, A. Taft of Robert Senators, F. PAINTS Europe going Oct. 1950. to 8, self, Mr. Truman proclaimed that New Smith of Jer- Alexander H. “the occupation Formosa of by WALL PAPER Michigan, of Ferguson Homer sey, Pilgrimage — Communist Diocese forces would be di- Cali- Knowland a of F. William and rect threat the to security of the fornia. Paint and wall Pacific keep area.” home looking smart paper can your Mc- as R. Sen. Joseph Neither must Bismark Planned in well the The walls and woodwork. See large from selec- seventh fleet boy in- whipping the Carthy, as preserve our was structed attack Wisconsin, be forgotten. tion ‘of paints to and wall prevent beautiful colors in and modern any papers Formosa.” who discov- Columbus, QTOGR,‘ Like on designs: b ‘6’ Bismarck, N.Dak. official —An Plum-SI“ seeking while America ered American detachments in the a SKOERBER E diocesan pilgrimage has Rome to Mc- India, Senator PAINT'sIIo-P Philippines route to strengthened, TN new i were authorized by Bishop Vincent been that Carthy acceleration out to and military set of aid prove sv of Bismarck. Headed by the Ryan Com- Lattimore Owen ordered for the Philippine was 3 305 was gov— Robert Very Rev. Feehan, A. munist. pas- and for anti-Communist ernment PHOTOGRAPHER a\ o‘f St. ,Mary’s parish Bis- in ’lhu tor did What he OI" to forces in Indo-China. expose was marck, will be journey, it 27-day the Roosevelt- fatality the of a / 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. Cloud, Minn. The result anvelectric Cloud, Minn. St.‘ Phone Germain 146 509% St. was Bismarck Bismarck, maxi- af- at foreign to of Acheson program thrill of fresh and hope courage ,pilgrim. of $1,130 cost fairs. per mum O throughout the free world. France and Italy, Southeast Asia and India, West Germany, and West Berlin had begun to ask the “How question: many pecial xf Koreas and Chinas will it take convince the democratic to na-. tions that American friendship is little short kiss of death." of a The President’s \ to answer seems be that the day Munich of in the Orient is past. . Though specific no announce- ment Only Months’ Sub- made, the White Subscribers House To New was 7 reversal -— plea granted long urged a by critics of the State Department. Cloud the scription Register— August St. lo McArthur Takes Over Under the logic of circum- Only 4th, March for ' I950, I951, Ist, to stances, overall responsibility for nat1onal security in Far the East transferred silently from Ach- .00, $1 was into the strong of Gen. eson grasp I Douglas MacArthur. The Russians well are aware 45$,“ that American soldiers and sail- The St. and pictures of Cloud Register gives brilliant fighting —but in mi Yes Cloud hot in St. news you ors are a .m. but that in cold l Cloud. The St. Cloud people Diocese of St. know the in war, a one lull you Wimpy]!- American diplomats have been If Register from with important provides the most mulling!“ news " you defeated outwitted and again fungal I ,, national St. Cloud Register The l¢ international and fronts. electricity v‘orfh of l ll and again. u l day. problems guides of the thinking the Their current failure discover to your on coun- a forced terstrategy the President ‘ Central Minnesota This of 16 official Catholic paper last at to resort of arms. will foods keep frozen Counties Catholic with furnishes He knowingly ’ assumed the fear- you ful risk Moscow that would choose INformation to regard intervention in Korea as INspiration hostile launch act, and mankind a I * hours 4 home freezer. .in INstruction a its third global upon war. 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