St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
September 22, 1950 · Page 5 of 6
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g. THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, September 22, I950 SIX PAGE Benedictine Collegeville Unit Superiors Two Second Game Wins C.H.S. THE DON LIN COMPANY Manufacturers of Part lakes in Leave Holy YearJourney Sash Doors Interior Finish on . . . . . . 535 E. St. Germain St. Cloud Publicity Parley St. Joseph.——Mother Richards, Convent of St. prioress of the Benedict and here, oooooooooooooooooooooo Mother Rosamond former of St. Paul, prioress, will sail this Saturday, Sept. from 23, Collegeville—Three members of New York Year pilgrimage. Holy on a university’s bureau St. John’s news The Benedictine two superiors the of pilgrimage of the Abbot Primate the of part are Minnesota Inter- took in part a Metal Order St. Benedict. Roofing of It is Cornice 8. Co. Athletic publicity collegiate con- Married Years 5I‘ planned for superiors and other ference in Paul last Monday. St. Benedictine sisters of in convents Representatives all from Minne- the United States. sister- The colleges and Wisconsin sota All Types of some pilgrims will EurOpean visit Bene- attended the convention, which was dictine monasteries and convents held the St. in Paul Pioneer Press Roofing Siding Sheet Metal in addition their pilgrimage to to building. - - Holy City. the John’s St. bureau head, news Due arrive in LeHavre Sept. to Gene Koch, Paul; St. Paul and W. N. McDownII J. McDowaIl Geo. 30, where the will - tour manager Marcotte, La Crosse, Wis; and the pilgrims the will meet group, Tom McKeown, Albert Lea, Phone 1526 St. Cloud repre- . by boat-train Paris and to go Collegeville sented the school. football SCHOOL’S HIGH CATHEDRAL i scrappy there from will begin the follow- Under oooooooooooooooooooooo the direction of Ken last week victory in second two eleven scored its ing itinerary: games Murphy, Pioneer Press di- sports Tom field, Here Capt. Oct. l—St. Andre’s abbey in Clark 18-0. defeated Winona Cotter it when at the discussed differ— rector, group Harold Cotter‘s Oct. while Bruges; Benedictine just grabbed Krebsbach, end, has 3 star a pass techniques of reporting ent sports —— Mare‘dsous, studio) tackle.—(Harry’s Portrait abbey in then left-half, tries for the Wychgram, to SAUK CENTRE in co-ordinate order to sports cov- - Cologne; Oct. 4—Andernach and colleges between and erage news- the Abbey Maria Laach; of Oct. 5 The kind, first of its this papers. —Bingen, Rudcsheim, Nurem- and These Friendly Business Firms planned is become event to an . berg. The night will be ' spent at annual affair. Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Eichstaett, the cradle of the Bene- buffet A served be- supper was dictine Sisters in the United ‘ afternoon and evening tween ses- States. sions the Pioneer building. Press at Oct. 6—Einsiedeln; Oct. 7—- Rickenbach Maria Oct. 8 convent; BORGMANN IMPLEMENT CO. j Good Attendance “hm 30“ through Oct. Engelberg 10 » abbey; Oct. Lugano; Oct. 11—— 2 John Quality Deere Farm Equipment 12—Mi1an, will visit where they Once A Customer; Friend Alwnyl Ouaurv A rAnM At Peace Rosary the Cathedral Church St. of Am- EOUIDMLNT Telephone Sauk Minn. 129 Centre, brose other Oct. places. and 13—- Bologna; Oct. 14—en to route Florence; Oct. 15—Florence; Oct. In Parish Tintah 1'6—Assisi; through Oct. Oct. 17 will 25—Rome, where they have ARNDT’S RERGGREEN audience with the Holy Father. an MAIN. RATCRERY FUNERAL ME [10 The will Montecassino group see Tintah. Large have Subiaco, places closely and groups — as- C. A. CORRIGAN “.5. Certified White Leghorn. turned evening out the with beginnings every sociated the of on U.S. Approved Heavies of lawn St. Gail’s church Phone W recite R 84 to 84 the Benedictine order the life and or Commercial Feeds and 1‘ the Rosary for Persons St. peace. Benedict. of Poultry Supplie- Sauk Centre. Minn. from the surrounding territory Oct. 26~Pisa; Oct. 27—Genoa; have also been counted the Oct. among 28—Turin, where they will A groups. Cathedral visit the with its Chapel JOHN MACHO of St. James’ MRS. mission MR. AND St. Gall’s parish, like others, the Shroud; of Holy Oct. 29—— EQUIPMENT in Philbrook, Todd passed thelr golden parish county, making preparation for nonorsrvror the Grenoble; 30—Lyons; Oct. Oct. FARM was coming Pilgrim of the Virgin and Paray-le-Mon'alal, Ars 31 and marked their anniversary wedding jubilee last 515t this year — which Breckenridge in statue, where St. Margaret Mary Aa~ McCORMICK-DEERING festivities. children the They Anton, Nine for FARM IMPLEMENTS was present were are year. Monday this of week. is buried; Nov. l—Nevers; Frank, Mary, Amelia, and William, Don, Lawrence, Henry. on John, coque Refrigerators—Home Freezers & Farm Suppliel Nov. Nov. Orleans; via 2 3 also attended. brothers of Mr. Macho Parish led the Two members Rosary — Centre Sank Minn. . . Chartres Nov. Paris; in to 4 each evening. Wednesday nights Dangerous, Is Education especily Paris; Nov. 5—Lisieux; Nov. 6— children’s nights and the R0- were TENSE MOMENTS, FOOTBALL HAS ITS Paris. led by them. Father Leo was sary (standing) Here Coach Ralph Opatz watches for coaches. There will be extended led tour Revering the crowd in reciting an Fitzharris field athletic Jim in front the play down with director of Lourdes England. the Litany of the Blessed Virgin to and to a MELROSE one Men Told Collegeville Are bench. plays the Johnnie Preps Clark field Cathedral Cathedral at Pilgrims choose either and the singing of the hymns. may one p.m.-—(Harry’s Portrait studio) Sunday 2:30 at Southhampton and will sail from large delegation A from Tintah America in Breckenridge for the Ile France. this de week for These on Friendly was Firms Business of Guard’ the lYeoman veneration The pilgrims the of the Pilgrim expected to “Here John’s Collegeville.-——“Education is the St. will sta- at are ar- you Deserve Your Appreciate and Patronage rive in York New Nov. 16. tue. develop habits of living which will pursuit dangerous most on man a the remain with the learning does of follow if rest you your can truth.” life.” lead Christian to The not the for Cathedral High Slated by Society Propagation the these words spoken With by E M P I E HOME MODERNIZING R 0 V. Bartholome, Most Rev. Peter FORD the (Legal 0f Faith, Title) FINANCING HOME O Inc., Bishop Cloud, Coadjutor of St. St. J. ANDERSON F. MEMORIALS, Inc. Melrose university began its 94th John’s Co. Motor Gene Monteith First The Yeoman of the Guard and (or man; as Building Institute academic Thursday of LUMBER CO. on year The Morin/man. and His Maid), Yeoman. a MELROSE. MINN. week. last leads Gilbert Sullivan will be by MINN. Phone 171 Feminine ST. CLOUD, Melrose. two-act and Minn. BUILDING MATERIAL sung oper- WE SPECIALIZE IN MEMORIALB Offers Mass Dean Elsie Thelen Maynard has been selected the fifth Clareen etta, CATHOLIC CEMETERIES FOR as as Mass Celebrant Solemn of the SALES SERVICE and PAINT COAL AND Home and Foreign Missions Built—Eternal the Bill- Empire strolling Virginia singer); be produced by (a annual operetta to u Holy of the in boner offered Telephone Cloud. Minn. Ito St. Phoebe Merle (Sergeant high the Cathedral school music de- Popp as auditorium the university Ghost in Meryll’s daughter); Mary Mae the Tentative dates for partment. REV. HENRY FRANK. Director Diocesan M the John’s college dean, St. was Dame Carruthers showing Nov. and Schneider 19, 20, 21. 17, as are Also Schirber, O.S.B. Martin Rev. LITCIIFIELD the Tower); (Housekeeper and to Listed Cast Is O 40.00 Member (living deceased) Perpetual ..$ ganglia-n St. John’s the Mass present at or was ......... (her Heinen Kate leading roles Marjorie Cast in the male as Alcuin the Rev. president, Rt. (1 1.00 Ordinary Member year) "In: 0 Marlyn niece). will Huiras Sir Rich- be .............................. .. as O.S.B. Deutsch, PRODUCE CO. Membership (known the Family Special Mem- Gilbert and’Sulli- Although both as Cholmondeley ard (Lieutenant of Loyalty Oath of bership—besides the enrolled, their best nine considered this Tower); the James Landwehr o as van one little known in this Fairfax is Colonel it Taken (under Operetta, Is sentence others, living deceased, be enrolled Highest We or may Pay Your Prices for -ST-._CLOUD.MINN. been has done It of death); Robert Herzing Ser- country. never . as for 6.00 year) The occasion marked the one open- either high school by Meryll in this and (a Yeoman of the geant POULTRY, WOOL ............................................ .. EGGS, HIDES area operation ing of the of first the of A Perpetual Burse for education year Our Prestige professional young Joseph a Guard); Monn Leonard groups. or as . for the diocesan seminary new for the priesthood ..$l,500.00 The Student previous Meryl] (his In son); Thienes Larry years MELROSE, MINN. man the Bishop under the direction of lic ............................. competent Pinafore, H.M.S. Sweet- Prince, as pu serv- Jack Point (3 strolling jester) 75.00 For the of catechisl for ; as support Bartholome Bishop year St. Cloud. a one. of has been built by . ...... and .. Pirates Penzance, ants Peter Trebtoske Wilfred Shad- hearts, of up as through semi- scholarship student of the supporting also heard members A one been Yellow the recommendations oI Jailor Lanterns have bolt (Head and Assistant pro- “oath of loy- faculty take 600.00 his nary an seminary C.H.S. the music depart- the duced by Tormenter of Tower Lon- course of . families have served. doctrine.” The .................................. .. Christian alty to listed here de- we MELROSE The firms 5 McConnell don); James Heads- ment. as William A. Renner, Very Rev. remembered be to serve for and other Members like! 20 movies rector, of the Society the really More than seminary new Enrolled HARDWARE Sets IO of Twins teaching the seminary Propagation Faith members of of the gain distributing when shown! And if missed may you are you were oaths their before staff repeated plenary indulgence under the a Hardware dif- them really missed something. Limo the Inland and in patronage you your the the Offertory Mass. of usual conditions Sept. 21, School Parochial In Pierz on OUR OWN HARDWARE NOTRE DAME Matthew, Apostle was a very business. Feast of St. and lines of ferent the Pride Cause Is Melrose friendly host. It gracious and was Evangelist. college his the In to sermon the ideal location for such A Convention! Great a con- noted Bartholome BishOp students registered in pupils Pierz.——Ten counted of twins The Concert choir from sets vention. were as _ evil existing in the that of IF YOU MISSED the Mission most school St. Joseph’s parochial here. Xavier Orleans, New university, “That inborn pride of self and intellec- by the caused world is Crusade which just convention was twins going Schmidtz Ferdinand have of Mr. and Mrs. two sets beautiful hymns. FOLEY family inheritance from is sang many songs, whose educa- tual“‘pride those of an recently held Notre Dame uni- at Marvin Mary Ann and pair in fourth grade, school, the and other choral pieces for various to who the family one those owned based tion secular and is not really missed versity, on . you some- Edward and David fifth grade, other pair in the the throughout the Schmidtz, occasions Pride self- before and conven- principles. Christian name us. Catholic thing! Thousands of stu- These Friendly Business Firms Schmidtz. We wish could tell tion. with the gnu we respect to the Cloud “Education,” said St. came us brothers, and dents, sisters, priests. Janice and Theresa Bednar— their twins and about the wonderful Other parents are obligation more many It’s to “deals the mind and Appreciate Your Patronage with and Bishop, Deserve name. our from all and men women came Fiedler—Mr. and and Donald Joseph Bednar; David people Mr. Mrs. about the and met, reputation bright we keep that and warm will man—the mind and will of country—and from the some over Lois first grade, in the grade; Stumpf, Fiedler, all first friendships Mrs. Henry formed here, and condition.” we it good in easily led and that often pa5s on [his the lands—to attend mission are Frank Stumpf. and Mrs. Stumpf. second grade—Mr. dozens things and Lola of other exciting mind unless the of is astray . . will that man convention! We ' et great Kollmann Preimes- Prcimosberger—Mr. Mrs. Henry Vitalia Vitus and and but would hook it require to a think with the mind of trained to disappointed wit what “mos. not one was Mrs. James Wermerskirchen—Mr. and tell! co. Karon Kay BRENNY berger; and P. Christ." Monumental Works he and heard! saw Stangl, seventh all grade; Alvin Wermerskirchen, in the seventh IF YOU DID NOT Notre Christ,” he “The thinking of I get to CSMC FEATURED the at con- Stangl; grade—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stangl, eighth and Alfred grade, Dame for this I4-th (ISMC impractical continued, “is but Street not Division 1915 convexi- magnificent mission vention Phono Foley, Minn. 86 were Theodore and eighth grade—Mr. Mrs. Gerhard Gerald Boscr, and be the lion ISIII. daily life." eminently practical in to sure you come reli- exhibits than 50 from Cloud, Minnesota St. more Bottled & Ranges Maytag Radios Gnu Frigidaire Philco Boser. Make Because mind that unless students in said He - - - up your now. a orders and mission societies. gious is Enrollment boys and 174 Paints in St. Joseph's school 356 182 Minnesota if will really be college develop their miss Catholic it you you Dominating the end at arena one girls. trained service according all factory missing something. We and living Service product! by thinking ‘to men. on cannot exhibit the largest mission was we while school begin tell all that Christian doctrine in to even you you Now by 95” have the Past seen—put up ever will have they missed this convention. And again at an never so Sisters. It truly wonder- Maris! was do opportunity do again! miss it to not so. ful! What work have been must PRAIRIE LONG less it! But interesting into put Married Life no 50 Years in the exhibits of the While Fa- wore White the Holy thers and Sisters, These Business Firms Friendly Cross Fathers and Brothers. and all \ Your Patronage Deserve Appreciate and If missed them the rest! you you really missed something. TONS OF literature on every of ,Iife phase dis- mission were ASSOCIATION eagerly CREAMERY tributed and collecled by LONG PRAIRIE flow of Sou- the steady visitors. also quickly snatched venirs Butter Louella were a sold where they of at up were some and Cream Pasteurized Milk the There mission booths. is no doubt that these—and all that Minn. LDng Prairie. Phone 18 literature—will increase interest in the missions hundredfoldl If a did really not get you any you misused something. SPRING COLD PANELS various mission on fields and problems held, were which panels among were on Firms Friendly Business These China, India, the Pacific Islands, Keep Porlraits the United States. Japan and Patronage Deserve Your and Appreciate Korea, Africa and Latin America, Happy Those also others. There among were presented Washington movies in " co. WENNER THE Years auditorium phases of Growing-Up on many life. Many of them mission were Ways- Many So In lmple— Hardware, Furniture, remarkably good and certainly Always I'or Alive and showed what Fuel. Furnaces life the in missions is ments, Plumbing. Canada Prelaies Go to Embalming Licensed Prod- Granite Cold Spring Spring Cold Helpful Phone Be 29 Can “use: ucts Beatification Rites To 940“) c R44, Stop . today, or In Diamond Gray 0 and de- Rainbow here listed The firms ",2 phone for g ap- an Montreal. Four members of poultry feed —— grit at or your and have pointment, ‘7 remembered the Canadian be Hierarchy will at- to serve dealer. ‘2'. portraits of ‘ 3 tend your the beatification of Vener- distributing when S are taken you children 9. able Marguerite Bourgeoys in St. now. _Cold the from 0 ends Mill dif- the in 1)/ON 0?? Peter's Nov. Archbishop 12. Paul patronage foundations, for plant your Spring Emile Leger of Montreal will of- walks. etc. driveways. business. lines of ferent 146 Phone ficiate Pontifical Mass. Arch- at % granite-sand bishops Alexander Vachon and of Ot- . Aggregate (lame Morton Spring, Isle, and Maurice Roy Quebec, of tawa Cold at WEBER JOSEPH DIERKHISING of Free- AND MRS. MR. and Bishop Phillipe Desranleau Minnesota. of and Odessa, MARGARET LANGER, who lives at 29 16th their golden wedding Jubilee be— recently marked port Sherbrooke will join in Cana- two STORE CLOTHING north, recently marked her birthday 95th and avenue, by Sacred Heart church there High Mass offered in with dian pilgrimages ginning Rome for the to a Co. Granite Spring posed this Cold then four-generation picture. for married in Despite her The couple Schieffer, O.S.B., Mrs. Father Linus It in Ville Marie, pastor. the event. PHOTOGRAPHER were age. was Boys and Men Clothes for Langer has taking been regularly Ind., in in the part Block Rosary Dierkhising Freeport from St. Peter, her in forerunner of Montreal, Albany. Mr. to that the came ALBANY neighborhood. Seated Germain with Mrs. Langer of Mrs. 509V St. is her daughter, the for 27 Mrs. Cath- beata founded and the Congrega— October, 1894, years. manager creamery new was 2 MINNESOTA SPRING. COLD CLOUD ST. Neutzling. Others SPRING erine I‘Torman COLD Mrs. Johnson, The jubilarians have Schleppenbach. granddaughter, the former Anna tion de Notre Dame. The Dierkhising is pilgrims Minn. Cloud, are St. and Donna Johnson, great-granddaughter.—-(Bob great-grandchildren. grandchildren, and Molitor photo) living children, will sail and eight 27 Oct. Oct. two 4 26. on \ I