St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
October 6, 1950 · Page 3 of 4
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'THE CLOUD REGISTER ST. Boy Awards Rangers Receive Granite Cit Molitor ' fluid/I115. Drug Co. Spa/LIA. REQUIESCANT Electric Cd AGENCY REXALL Mixed) (Steddy COMPLETE ELECTRICAL ERVICE Preacrlptlonl Specialty I IN PACE Lighting By DICK STEDLER Fixtures Well Floorui Kodak & Supplies Toiletries — Plug Installations. ST. CLOUD. “INN. “INTELLIGENT PEOPLE ST. CLOUD. MINN Quarterback Quite To buy memorials. all people a i John Schaefer that knew Maybe. you never for all Family memorial Pierz.—Requiem time, Mass ofiered a was the member of Chico Marx, mute Sept. Joseph’s 20 in St. church for unimpeachable evidence of is John Schaefer, who comedy 83, died brothers Sept. the Marx 18. quar- onsignor Edward Mahowald ofiiciated. remembered be dimly lproduc- tet, lives significant and as may Burial in the parish He cemetery. was screened fum- of the the inventor is survived by Mrs. Schaefer and nine tive." I and the lateral, children. languid Mrs. A. ble, the D. Stone (Gertrude), MW Cold Spring; Mrs. John Seifert (Mary), Sat- for rainy system pontoon ‘, two Kollmann ' Minneapolis; Mrs. Waynert Johnston Or his agent urdays. re- press so (Marga et), Chicago, 111.; Joseph and Monumental Works ports. Jerome, Pierz; Mrs. Joe Weiss (Mildred), Denver, 0010.; Mrs. Bruce * Cairns (Mar- * * cella), Waukegsn, 111.: John, J12, Cum- 1915 Division Street $174.95? models—$119.95 Cleveland B to Those Three berland, Wis.; LeRoy and Mrs. Thommes r o w n 1 St. Cloud, Minnesota (Delores), terms—liberal trade-in. Let-psi Brainerd. rough their should be Easy] not on so Mrs. today. rivals. Maybe Julia NFL Rees ‘ them show to you someone Avon.—Funeral ought them that they services tell MAYTAG SHOP to were con— 'IHE are ducted Sept. 30 in St. Benedict’s church All-American playing the in not for Mrs. Julia. Rees, who 65, died Sept. conference more! Burial Cloud Phone any 27. in the St. 49: parish 5.. 3h Ave. cemetery. 12 was The following children survive: Mrs. all as: s ,1 Peter Pierskall, St. Cloud; Mrs. Edward Druggist toured “Choose Your the When Jack Dempsey Altohoif, Ft. Ripley; Mrs. John Phillip- as sek, Willmar; Mrs. Joseph Carefully Krupa, St. Doctor” World War Your battlefronts 'in II as ’ 1 d; C d M D onald Beeh 1 Bufialt’ W that 3" rs er found he reported he out- _ , , no Bruning Drug N. Dak. Also Store surviving the follow— are logi- fighters. sounded standing It ing brothers and sisters: Catherine Por- woll. St. they Cloud; Joseph Fiereck, cal, when realize Kimball; too, you Busi‘ess Leo, Our Is St. Cloud; Ignatz, St. Cloud: Vic- all in foxholes. probably were Compounding Faribault; Prescription- toria, and Mrs. James Carey, Darlington. Wis. There 18 grand- # ill III are Ground St. Floor Mary’s Bldg. children and 'great-grandchild. Mrs. one About Horses Rees member Christian of the was a, object for Distance is Mothers Avon. ‘ of DAN no race MARSH shown AGENCY WALG‘REEN horses, Bing Crosby’s not Thielen Herman RANGERS THE BOY chief Hugo Weyrens, made the Pic- above, awards. even DIAMOND RINGS ranger, - Today airplanes transpbrt them Maltese—Requiem Mass offered tured above, left right, Nick Hel- front to was row, are Cloud sponsoredby the St. Catholic Order DRUGS Sept. in St. 27 Boniface's DRUGS church for FOR THE BRIDE mountains, and TO BE LaWrence Rassier, Lite-hey, Rein- over John Tom oceans, coun- temes, Herman Thielen, who 78, died Sept. 23. tries, fact, everything in Foresters, advanced of the to class (fourth scout holz, Gerald Kieke, and John Weber; and back over WEIMAN BUTT Father Matthias Hoffman 8. officiated. . . - CLINIC line. the finish except and chief class (fifth degree) and highest degree), Burial Clyde Heltemes, in the parish Bauer, Eugene Eugene cemetery. Mrs. BLDG. was LES LOCH row, Thielen survives with eight children; ceremonies week in St. Mary’s in last institute build- Stumpf, Hugo Weyrens, chief Robert Neut— “Walk A Flight & Buy Right” ranger; a: s s: I New Theodore, Munich: Mrs. Henry En- shirt & Main The is the Sixth ing. sweat symbol of the Manager zling, Puff.—-(Bob Donald Mueller, and Robert scout 809% St. Germain St. This racéhorse neking (Rose), Melrose; Boniface. St. means a can class; the jacket, the symbol the chief of class. The Molitor photo) Rose; Mrs. H. C. Schneider (Monica). gallop Europe day and be in one St. Cloud; Al, Easten, Wash.; Mrs. Raigers Boll ready Pimlico the next. to at run Nicholas Siegmund (Catherine). St. Catholic Cost Give U. that Drugs Of Save is quite jump to course, Cloud; Lawrence, New Munich; and Mrs. a. DAMON’S :IEWELRY Raurice Adrian (Irene), New Ulm. There for oteeplechuer! even a 35 grandchildren and five great- are Watch Needs and Nepali-Inn grandchildren. * a: :1: ‘ and Sick . om Slecmors to Gen. Clark Shakespeare Ploy‘Oct. 8 « A BENCH Feldewerg IS SOMETHING Bernard . unstalrs from Honey: across Officers Elect New Munich—Funeral WHICH 'ON LOVERS PARK, services were “Lower overhead 2nd floor on conducted Sept. the means Immaculate 25 in CALL CALL 28 HOBOES RELAX, J UD G E S 1 15L ' value] better Damon's store." ’Bernard It Conception church for Felde- MINN. LIKE TO SIT, AND BALL CLOID, ST. 62, who died Sept. 22. Burial werg, \ was . PLAYERS DON’T! held in the parish Players, Surviving Incorporated, The! cemetery. for profes- plays the 1950-51 tour a . the following children: Mrs. Christ are Election of officers and sional dramatic from the Shakespeare’s Macbeth, G. 1 presen- * II: group are Thomes (Marie), Paynesville: Joseph, awards the high- tation of Catholic University of America, Bernard Shaw’s Arms and the were Rita, and Marcella home; Mrs. Nor- at Health Added Anecdotes For lights the of meeting last Week bert Toenies (Veronica), will Freeport: Mrs. the Much Man, and last year’s comedy comedy, present suc- Hellerman . A1 . . (Helen), Sank Centre: the Boy Rangers of the St. of Ado DANIEL About Nothing, Nothing. Tech- Much Ado About in the steady pitch- Timely hitting and cess, Mrs. Jerome Van Heel (Mae Rose). Sauk Cloud Catholic Order of Foresters. EAT nical high schopl auditorium, St. of winning ing the requisites Rapids; What makes Players, Incopo- Mrs. Joseph, Hollerman a and are Mary Cloud, Oct. i Ann), Melrose. Also 25 8 would surviving Elected office at ballclub. Thomas A reporter to court pm. persistently popular is rated were so E H III P 5‘ ’ the follo‘wing brothers and sisters: are unbeatable Reinholz, chief boy doubtless describe this Rich- FUNERAL The this show that is nonprofit, is being-‘lo- ranger; stage group a co- Henry and Nick Feldewerg, New Munich; “assault 33d bat- ard Puff, combination vice chief John cally Cloud sponsored by the Operative of lactors, St. as Mrs. Herman VonDerhle, ranger; Melrose: Mrs. 0 n m p y c a Weber, tery.” Andrew Gettel, Granore, N. treasurer; John Litchy, Dak.: Mrs. of the Catholic skilled all of their in aspects art, War Vet- post George Brickzen, Mahnomen; Mrs. James at Instant a: e Frozen recording t Gerald 5 laughter General believe that the and HOME admission $1. who e c r e a y; erans. is r , Zierden, Mrs. Ben Schmeising, and Mrs., of condfictor Cleve- Stotko, Halfback the senior Jones Law- Student need tickets professional theater priced of tears John Dwyer ; of Sauk Centre; and Mrs. at are ICE CREAM land nicknamed Rassi‘er, B junior is conductor; Frank Brake, Ward Springs. l confined the York rence 75 There be New will be r o w n s not to centl. no re- ball-carrying Nick Helte‘mes, “Dub” but his inside sentinel; served seats. Miss Elizabeth Meier area. he anld Gerald performances Kieke, V is outside , senti- not prove The By charging minimum 16 technicians fee, and Collegeville.——Requiem Mass of- ac ors a Tel: was another that Maybe just is ne NTELLIGENT one. COURTEOUS, .fered Sept. 25 St. John’s of Players, in church for 567' Incorporated, mak- . Players, Incorporated, makes it are - number backfield A of deceptive candidates Miss ad- Elizabeth Meier, who 55, died in maneuver on ing eight-month, 17,000 mile an Duluth Sept. The following brothers possible 21. countless Americans, for Paul Brown’s the of Coach vanced the chief to class, AND FUNERAL MODER the part of tour 29 states and Canada. and sisters survive: Frank Edward, and fifth board of and highest degree in the strategy. all the experience country to a Duluth; John, Ill.; Traveling Dundee, Bernard, over Du- in De Soto Sub- two THAN MORE SERVICE " F0 Boy Rangers, ’ and awarded luth; Nick, Long Prain’e: and 1- Joseph the excitement of active s * and were urbans and an trucks, two the dra- Dultuth; Rudy, Henry Stillwater; jackets Mrs. symbg of their thrills of theater that The relentless trading ERICKSON ELECTRIC vigorous as a new matic plays before farmers, YEARS. 65 group Anton Rolfes, Holdingford: and Mrs. . . . rank. A} number of others ad- The puck have been (1 i d. hockey players make: the high e school many en Peter Lysher, and Mrs. Norman Johnson, college students, vanced the fourth to degree and shop. veritable and Mrs. Wayne Dultuth. the of .Bascom, SERVICE in pastime actors ‘ office I workers, comapny, many pawn miners, a and ranch- received shirts. Making the that explains how the sweat have‘ York, Perhaps whom been New to Fabian Daugherty By the end their of they tour ers. presentations TELEPHONES: Hugo lWeyrens, "hockey" originated. “hock” believe and have their work in in was j will have played before esti- Wiring Fixtures and Valley.—Funernl Browns services an were chief of the COF. Chester a: as * the ranger aith idea that in the mated audience commer- conducted Sept. St. Anthony's 26 of in 177,000 ‘ per- 238-W OFFICE Schmitt is juvenile director. THAT FOLKS IN IS TRUE IT church Fabian Daugherty, who present-day for 35, cial conditions of the 3rd Cloud 626 Ave. So. St. who good, popular, and sons want The died Sept. 24. Rev. John Bettendorf PROUD OF ALABAMA ARE SO counteracted by theater be inexpensive a theater. can Residence—1543 officiated. Burial in the parish was SON, SPORTS- THEIR NATIVE “road.” the American revival of Souk The Rapids Surviving his Mrs. mother, and cemetery, who Nuns young men are women THAT ALLEN, CASTER MEL They in complete Frank Dougherty, and the following agreement make Players, are Incorporated TRAYNOR FRED V. up Cloud Eleven, Seventh North St. Avenuo brothers and sister: Charles and William, ABOUT THINKING THER ARE what and what they want to’ (the as is 27), all average age Valley; Browns Clement. Oaks, N. Dak.; are NAME OF offer CHANGING THE their they prepared to to Make Profession graduates are of the St. Paul; speech and Francis, Catherine. Browns drama and Architect ALLEN- STATE T0 THEIR audiences. Valley. department of the Catholic Uni- A . BAMA? Ferdinand Bollin MST OFFICE BOX 56 thought Players, Lest it be that vers1ty of America. PAPER Each was se- PAINTS-WALL immune t i t Sauk 3636 Rapids—Two lected Poor Incorporated, another col- Clare is just ‘for his Randall.—Requiem Moss offered outstanditl’g dra-' was “Eurasian; St. church for Sept. James‘ 30 in Fer- Hours: made their ability should be profession matic mention lege of from the Quippers Guest nuns gradu- group, past alluzson 81’. cLouo. dinand Bollin, who died Sept. 82, 28. in ceremonies in the ates few outstand- the made of of the of university. vows monas- a The Harold Kost officiated. Burial Rev. Fitzgerald of Louisville Tommy chapel Paint here This personalities 1005113 tery in ing theater associ- and wall home 8111312? the is the kee week. past second tour the parish ll‘ under- in Surviving your cemetery. paper can was JACKSON Courier Journal: “Baseball men‘ Mrs. Bollin and the following taken chil- with the organization: Wal- by ated Players, Sister Incorporated. are Mary Paul well large selec- Prentice, andvoodwork. See the walls our as preserve FRANK w. a liveli- still about the talking Mary dren: Otto and Mrs. Taylor, Ran- are Last recently for Kerr, in the the ter native,;of Detroit, covered Mich., year, news made 15 her group Lloyd. beautiful modem dal]; Clyde, and Edward, Sebeka; tion of paints colors and and wall this horsehide of the paper year. ness Broadway states his London in and 7,000 mile final tour playing Josephine Sister suc- Mrs. Ebert and Lewis, Illinois: and Mary Cath- a vows, league of the ARCHITECT instead Next designs. year, John, Duluth. The following brother Shakespeare’s and Go, and Touch has edited Much erine Ado J acoby of Springfield, About Minn., cess, will prob- they prexy’s signature, IAINT also survive: Edward sister Bollin and Nothing. company’s SHOP] and directed the Ecclesiastical Design ' made her first following ver- vows ball.” Mayme Hiliseim. both Illinois. a and of jockey the ably put on a KOERBER The sion of Much Ado About Nothing; and year’s novitiate. enthusiastic success re- Schneider, Married 54 Years Alan of the actor’s i * * American Bldg. ception given National Blnk the the Sister Mary company Paul is the daugh- on ' currently resident di- BUFFALO studio and KELLEY OF BILL past_year has CLOUD. IflNN. >8T. enabled it broaden to Mrs. ter of Ruth “Prentice of for Richard Aldrich’s Fal- “COURIER EXPRESS:” its Sights, rector (N. Y.) extend its tour, and add Detroit. Mrs. Prentice and a God, WHO mouth theater Cape will WONDERING two “WE ARE plays its to Minn. new repertoire. on HOME MODERNIZING friend, Mrs. Garvey, . 20 St. Sixth Cloud, Ave. 50. present were I BESPEC- Macbeth; Dr. Josephine FIRST direct and BE THE WILL HOME FINANCING 0 for the ceremonies. Societies THE MA- Plan M. Callan,.who received wide criti- PLAYER IN TACLED ANDERSON J. F. Sister Mary Catherine is the ‘GLAS‘SES HIS cal acclaim coaching of the JORS TO HAND for her Jacoby daughter of Mrs. Phillip C0. LUMBER of INSTEAD OF produc- Rogers and Hammerstein TO AN UMPIRE Springfield. Mrs. Jacoby and ON A ORAL BEEF With’the MAKING AN of Allegro, works tion HATS! SON ST BUILDING MATERIAL Basket several brothers and sisters Social and DECISION.” acting coach. BUM For as Men- group , U PENHEIMER CLOTHES! K I other relatives Mary of Sister COAL PAINT AND Holds St. SBY SQUARE SHOES! Catherine attended the c ceremonies John’s PTA Elna. Cloud. Telephone St. 180 at of profession. E Coadjutor basket Bishop Peter social is W. the next ac- ‘ Bartholome t1v1ty deck presided the for at members of ‘St. on pro- Office of Elections Margaret’s fession rites. His chaplains society and St. Jo- were tLOTHEs“ rs Father Ralph seph’s society. Aschoff and Father The time and “NEW place: Oct. Patrick Riley. 9 Other o’clock at 8 priests in the Institute at- tending auditorium. Father T. S. Ziol— were Who kowski, the will sisters’ make chaplain; the baskets? sis- Fa- the what is be expected of The teachers’ circle The and to parent STORE ther John Laky; of and Father Ru- members elected education. women, of St. in the of St. John Cantius’ parish of ters course, process Margaret’s. dolph - Nolen and Who Father Donald will bid meeting the child What for the officers its first is important to at on new lost Henry Hack Mr. and Mrs. Eichinger, baskets? both Well, of St. the Paul. apply his of said, how the learn, he is of to ‘ men, course, year. parish members of Charles’ in Her- soci'ety. St. of St. Joseph’s life and John Ku- knowledge everyday Elected Mn. to Cloud Office in St. the Opposite were There will be special, other Raymond how with Volley too. cala, president; along Mrs. to wedding Browns marked their 54th get a peo- Unit man _Funds from the the basket thanks social Mechavich, ple. He president; Mrs. expressed to vice recently. Their chil- anniversary Wlll be by used St. Margaret’s auxiliary. women’s Ed Clemens and Mrs. friends other relatives, and dren, secretary; Plans chorus for their Christmas thanks Parley activi- Hetherington, of J. A. rising First A vote Mr. Hack joined in the celebration. treasurer. was Each TO DRIVE tles. Christmasrmembers YOU WANT of officers A American flag given the retiring of PICK THE CA Hack, to is Mrs. 73. 79; new was pre- the chorus Frank sing and make the Spanish- They Mrs. baskets sented PTA by the the PTA. to are for the Browns Valley—The grand old folks Adolph St. War Auxiliarv, McKel- president; Mrs. first American Farrington, at reg- WANT TO PAY Raphael’s YOU ular meeting home and Ben St. Joseph’s Representing the president; Mrs. “...THEPR of St. No. Ficenec, vice Anthony’s 20. post vey home. guild Mrs. Art will be held‘next auxiliary Mmes. Ahles, Schroeder, and Peter Wednes- secretary; were And the day afternoon, bring Sophie Will Ed Brick, Zimmerman, Schaefer, Oct. to 11, for treasurer. discus- so men are their wives friends the activities Mon- Sullivan, Mary Gronau, Frank A awarded prize to for to the next fall s10n or pua on was day’s meeting all grades and of Graven; Margaret Schmidt. pils the third and fourth and of season. women, Momerta Sister make and Father Peter Kroll, their teacher, to bring t and ‘ course, are The'new p a s o 1', guild is reorganiza— a , baskets. Mrs. Clara attend- PRE-PACK Lanctot pointed what is bringing the largest St. for of out to parents to tion of the of St. An- women THIELMAN‘ Margaret’s is chairman_ CREAM of the be expected of their children and of BULK ICE parents. 5This thony’s ance parish. step was event, + + taken at meeting in September a HARDWARE NewiFIag and the in now every woman AijiIiary Gives par- HANLON DR. H. I. ' ish 18 and is eligible years over Sporting Paints -— for membership. OPTOMETRIST Goods Cantius’ St. To John Officers elected the at meeting 17, Cloud 50., St. LAHR BUILDING Ave. 7th in September Mrs. H. Garber- were , ‘ ick, president; Mrs. Ernest Ripke, St. Germain 601% Lester'Appl, and Mrs. secretary; St. Cloud, Minnesota CLOUD treasurer. ST. Father John Bettendorf, pastor, ELECTRIC CO. presided the at reorganization Ship by Electrical Contractors meeting and read the bylaws for Residential and Commercial Motor Transportation, the Inc. organization. new - Industrial Wiring Raymond — 2546 Tel. Sit. Cloud Bros. _ & K "Electric The listed here deserve to firms Phone Cloud, Minn. 510 St. dis- be remembered when you are the dif- tributing to patronage your ferent business. lines of The listed here firms daserve to 0. be when remembered dis- you are tributing dif- the patronage to your SAFETY Phones 3864--5163-W ferent lines of business, SAVE WITH 1350 8th Ave. No.-—St. Cloud GLUEKS CITY & FARM WIRING Smith:- AODELS! ARRANGED AND MAKES ALL EASILY Federal & Account: Loan Call Write for'iree estimate or with good earnings provide safety BS LIKE-NEW’ OUR SEE TERMS! SELECTION OF 5. Each fully insured accounl 'TODAYI CARS iii. .I, , 351100.00 to up Schellinger Bros. In} 139.0901“ 99l°° Received the lot!- of Funds 32:6.st Ford by 1949 with month credited earnings are BUILDERS tudor THE BEER First. from the .......... .. .. ................ , I Reliable Contractor: 1390’“? 1191"" Eff: Ifilflff.‘ ACCOUNTS 333:. VINGS INSURED SA FOR THE ZSESW Phone _. ........ ______ 12] 11th Ave. So. St. Cloud MAN * WHO ‘ Co..." . LOANS HOME KNOWS . Motor Tenvoorle James H. Murphy SPANISH—AMERICAN Federal Security Method, circle; THE WAR all of the Father Kroll, Peter pas- aux- INSURANCE and Mrs. Ed Brick, Mrs. Peter Ahles, Mrs. tor; last week McKelvey 20, iliary, post 5b pre: 201 Assoc. South Savings & Loan Avenue DISTRIBUTED BY Will Sullivan, Mrs. Sophie Zimmerman, Mrs. Mar- American flag the and sented to parent Kemp's a new Ice Cream (0. Schmidt, Mary Real Mrs. Grounau, Estate garet and Mrs. Frank ’ John Cantius’ school. circle St. Shown Minnesota teachers’ of St. Cloud Phone 646 Graven, all members the '} of auxiliary—(Bob Clbud. Min Molitor Germ. Str. St. 822 St. Schroeder, Mrs. right, Mrs. Ben above, left , to are Phone 567 Phone Mary'- Photo) St. Bldg. I” I‘21): Sister Art Schaefer, Farrington. Mrl. Frank CLOUD. “INN. .T- I