Fiiduy, THESTJ‘CLOUD No'vember FIVE-if 1950 REGISTER“ 17, PAGE”, } ., ChaxrierGiven Ready Action Guild .quil‘y Monument Crdssihg Dve‘dicotedfl:all Gilbreth for. Publishes W te’s oi of luxemburg Unii Series Religion 10f Civics Clubs. ‘Aid Teacher; lo Luxemburg.—The Wen- St. Course Religion for Cath— A in olic Elementary Schools, series delin Civics club St. of Wende- a books guide teachers of eight to lin’s school here has received teaching is in the of religion, now its official charter from the available the Catechetical from national headquarters of Guild of St. according the Paul, to Catholic Civics diocesan Clubs of America Father T. Leo Keaveny, in Washington, DC. superintendent of schools. 'new is the At meeting The series of outlines members recent a effort of the sixth, result of co-operative seventh, and eighth a carried Si); by grades the voted organize past their to years on own Citi- American Civics the Commission unit of the clubs. on Catholi zenship, diocesan Officers elected the meeting at super- schfiols, number intendents and of Harvey Becker, president; a were: brothers, priests, and sisters. Kiffmeyer, of Roger recording secre- A priests, brothers, of 39 Richard Schabel, correspond- tary; group finishing sisters and the ing- put and Delroy Thole, secretary; . outlines during touches the to at sergeant arms. a Catholic Weeks’ period six the at Wendeli'n’s Civics St. club is one the University of America in of the than 3,000 Catholic na- more tion’s capital the past Civics clubs functioning in the summer. now United States. Commission Sponsored by the Citizenship REQUIESCANT American. of the on Catholic,University of America, Washington, DC, these clubs foster training for good citizen- ‘ ship students IN PACE the of among pa— the v ' In the ACTION plenty front Kenneth THERE WILL BE and Olmscheid and Wallace '. whom . row are rochial junior high schools HENRY , c. WAITE, after presentation the of the Leo Gambrino, 'to monument Thielmann. the In second left right, to oniface’s it when juniors of St. B high row, the throughout the nation. In vari— of are the chairman of the board county of commissioners. Ea- Village of Waite Park is Hugh named, and Kammeier, James Zastrow, Shirley Bohnen, undertaken a con- projects by the Ralph Dozen Spring Cheaper by the school in Cold ous stage ther Aschoff,l St. led pastor of Peter’s, 'the :third D011?” Menke, and Betty Gresser; Reuben Streeter clubs ’the citizens learn the Catholic row, vert to Church, received recognition and and Monday, Nov. 20, 8:15 Sunda 19 at young dedication The the marks on monument spot prayer. Catherine Schleppenbach and Ruth Simon; and Cloud—Requiem Mass offered St. top through practice the meaning of last Saturday was when the three-ton shown children the Gilbreth When the dozen of fam— monument Waite’s of Croésing, where the Hudson of p.m. oxcarts St. Mary's Cathedral church in Nov. 6 Rose Ann Theisen, Wallace Theisen (Dad Gil- row, Christian social living based above dedicated. Gil- wds Glanville Smith (left), begin. action, wil I Dad presi- ily into excitement on Bay Streeter. whordie companyford-ed the Sauk their euben Nov. 2. river in inter- for move breth), Mary Jane Warnegrt (Mother Gilbreth), and principles of justice and charity. dent of the Stearns County Historical Burial Calvary society, in everything silk stockings made cemetery. breth rules from to in'the was national Molitor traffic 185OS.—(Bob photo) over Robert Kuebelbeck. Other students in the production Ranger This Commission Mrs. Margaret the year daugh his eldest her first on be chaperon for ter on Ronald Thelen, Mary Peters, ,Carol Rausch, St. Cloud—Funeral ’are services Citizenship American has ' con- ’set were baby the Gilbreth family date. All but the of up are .'ducted St. Mary’s Cathedral Nov. 8 in Raymond Thull’ Harry Bolfing, Joyce Menke, and Civics club members for this time. pictured above last bef curtain program in a LONG {weddtnqag pose I Mrs. Margaret Langer, died ore C for 9.5, who PRAIRIE Vera Ann Backes. study and action relating of to Nov. Burial Calvary m in 5. cemetery. was Buck‘mon Surviving the following children: specificncommunity problems af- are , Altar Radio Hilbert Mrs. Val. W. Langer, Neutzling. Boys Pray Minneapolis. fecting the and welfare interest of ‘ the i, mow‘ These; Friendly George Simmer‘s, Cloud: Mrs. Business Firms St. rs. o teen-_agers. young I Peter Thelen, Chicago; and Peter Longer, - Appreciate considered To i,cs;to be include sand Deserve Your Patronage Hibbing. She is survived by sister, Mrs. a Ruehle. d; brother. Jo- Anna St. Clo Stations recre’ti'onal facilities, Receive intergroup a Priesthood Call For ‘seph Dambly. Ls.; grand- Shrevep 37 t. to relationships, health and traffic children. 85 great-grandchild‘en, and two Meyst-Bjorgaad fire regulations, prevention, great-great-grandchildren. super- Morris.—,Irene 1 Mary Bjorgsad and Blommer letters Mrs. Approving Mary vised visiting of hospitals and Frank Jay Meyst‘were lONG in PRAIRIE. married As- CREAMERY ’ASSOCIATIO Cloud—Mrs. Mary who St. Blommert sumption church institutions, ’ other and clean-up before the Rev. Ray- Calvary died Nov. buriéd’ 5. in mond Jacques Buckman.—Future often priests Oct. spring from the 14. The bride boys was is on campaigns. following Requiem the Nov. 2‘ - daughter Louellu 7 cemetery Butter of Mr. « Mrs. and O. E. at Minneapolis—Aimo‘st Catholic The Young Messenger, serving Mass Sunday. Holy_.Angels’ Mass offered church. Bjorgaad. in seen every The attendants let-. 1,000 wei‘e Miss Elizabeth Surviving the following children: national weekly for parochial Murphy and George are St. Larson. Pasteurized Michael’s Milk In parish the here, altar have and Cream boys " regular ters have been received by radio Olympis, William. Cloud: St. Fred, Hoeschen-Breitbach school students, . junior high co- , station KSTP here thanking r’Paul the . Their meetings. Fathe Wash.: pastor, Kunkel, brother. John Rieder: reminds them and Phone 18 a a Elrosa.—Before Long Prairie. Minn. Nuptial Mass offered with the commission by operates a granddaug Golden, Havre. Mrs. Dan station for decision ter, its broad- to Nov. Sts. 7 in Peter the and Paul's of church. privilege they have altar publishing series of articles as deal- Mont. a Installation. Miss the Catholic Mary Hour all Ann cast Frederick Breitbach. daughter of year Sei- th'em boys and Lynch I to urges these topics. pray earn- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Math. became Breitbach, round.. Verndale.——Requiem estly Mass offered for the become. the bride- Hoe’schen, to Melvin of was Joseph grace Hitherto Frederick’s 6 in St. ‘church for KSTP' arrive d the of Mr. Mrs. ova and Albert Hoeschen. SPRING priests. son c . EXiru COLD Performance , Lynch,.63, Frederick Nov. who died 3. The Rev. Benno E. Catholic Retzek Hour' celebrated during only the tellfl He them that God plants Father J. Van A. Zutphen, O.S.C., the Mass. Attending’ 29 For Nov. by the icouple were annual series Mon. of addresses by Offered the the little the Mass. Burial seed of vocation in in Martha Hoeschen and Leander was a Breit- Signor Fulton Catho‘lic Sheen. Verndale But since cemtery. He is bach. sur- boys’ hearts He and the sends These Slated Friendly Business Firms Of Operetta vived brothers. James, Verndale, by two Sunday Harles-Milbeck the broadcast time rain and sunshine was make that to and Dorse. Aldrich. Minn.: sister. and a Elizabeth—Married Appreciate and Deserve Patronage changed Your ,Oct. before from 5-5 CST; 28 :30 a pm, Mrs. Loretta fruit. McConnell, ldrich. ’lsabellan seed and bear Circle sprout Nuptial Mass offered in ElizabEth's 1-1:30 to the station decided Adam Sac Joe . p.m., ‘ liHIe Falls t church r ‘John Miss Inez In Milbeck. The boys have altar St. were daugh- ‘ schedule ‘Pierz.—Funeral to the services ter of Mr. and con- Mrs. were Richard program every Milbeck. C0. Berchmans their ' and patron l ducted as Nov. St. church 10 in Joseph's Leo and Harlcs. week. of Mr. and Mrs. son WINNER THE for Adam they 'receive Holy Communion J Saehr. Nov. 52. who ,died Leo Harlcs. The Rev. Vincent J. Santo , “Bushels letters” of ‘ the "7.. Monsign on Edward Little Falls. Mahowald offered Enthus1asm Aug. celebrant. Catherine r I‘lnrles. was Daughters Isabella, vested and in Marilyn The of Stella 13 a group on broadcasts —— alsohave In So Many been received Ways- the Requiem Burial Mass. in the Eggert. Richnrd Milbeck. .was and Daryl An- Bells Maris circle, will hold and Nov. the days with which the Operetta, in- 26, two Hardware, Furniture, Imple- mother. Pierz on His Mar- an open Mrs. cemetery. by derson the Rev. Louis the A. Gales attendants. of James were Saurer stallation Saehr. brother, Henry, officers in which the. saint’s feast be garet andla Pierz, of the the Fuel, Furnace- and Capistrano usher. ments, received » new may was of the Catholic Digest, who ~ has his was survive. Spaeth-Repulski Cathedral high school Nov. celebrated. Masson those 29 After Plumbing. I on local radio Father when it presented last Stall P. A. own program. was St. Cloud—Miss Cold Spring Granite Natalie Prod- 8 days said Repulski. at special in Licensed Embalming pm. , prayers are Gales gives prize for the Pierz.—A. best P. Stolz. who died Nov. 5, daughter ‘ a St. Francis’ of Friday and Sunday Mr. and Mrs. at Fred Repulski John and ask the honor of St. to .Can Be Helpful At that Living buried time Rosary in the Pierz fol- letter Phone cemetery written of_Sziuk- was by school Rapids, ucts children Cold Spring 29 became a the bride of high school plans for have led to .lowing and‘the Blessed Requiem MaSs Holy Spirit Mother offered Nov. William M. 3 Spneth, will be "Families, enacted. friends, of Mrs. reply Al Kjos to question each week. son in a given be another performance to 8 in St. church Joseph’s Monsignor ol' Watkins. Oct. 21 in in the choice of their St. guide them Anthony’s 0 to Rainbow and Diamond Gray public and the general invited. officiatedhatlthe Recently he asked, “What does are Edward Mahowald So]- in the Sunday, Nov. 8 19, parish house. at Attending the couple pm. were vocation.’ grit feed by'the Refreshments poultry willbe served. at Requiem Mass. assisted Rev. family think the your of Catholic Miss Donna. or cmn Mae your Kernan and school auditorium. Ervin 'Paul Shurek. have merited special Boys who ' Elmdole, deacon. and the Cordic. dealer. Participating members will Hour?” prac- major Supplementing the 7 18 Rev. Earl {V} Boldt, His Pierz. subdeacon. . Cyr-Martin service in St. mention for long high ' tice the school the V at One reply, from seventh- on eve- which is wife ’72-voice chorus survives Alfred -.roles is and children: two The firms listed here a do- 0 Elk Riven—Before Mill ends from Cold the Quade, Ralph Nimtial Michael’s church Mass Nov. nings of 18 and .25 7:30. a at Minneapolis. grader are Rita Ebnet and Mary Anne. Chicago. of Albany, of the melodies heard in colorful offered Oct. in 21 St. ‘Andrew's church, Spring plant for foundations, LeRoy Pohl- Also Arthur Kapsner, surviving his Ger- mother, Mrs. Cloud The St. Daughters Isa— of Minn” are had this Miss about Rose Musi- Martin. Cadman. to Charles Wakefield daughter Mr. of and say trude Stoll. Pierz: remembered three brothers: driveways, walks. and etc. be to James Armand Kel— ' kamp, Suess, Mrs. bella Knights Columbus serve and of Alfred the Martin, Catholic became the Hour'; bride time are duets,“ selections include solos, cal Edward. Dent; Perham; Alfred. and of Richard Cyr, James of Kapsner, and Mr. zenberg, Jerry and Mrs. sponsoring parties change: the son Reinhard, Pierz. games on quartets, addition and in sextets 0 Elmer Aggregate and granite-sand Cyr of Minneapolis. I The Rev. I Kappes. when Joseph distributing Wilm first third Wednesdays “We and of enjoy the Catholic ' Hour Joseph the’ entire choral ensemble. you are Trobec to celebrated the - Mass. The Cold Spring, Isle, at Morton’ the parish boys from Browns Valley.——-Requiem Three Mass are month from 8 10 the bride’s brother to every on radio was much; served We al- audi- altar boy. pm. on Of particular interest to very as an and Odessa, Minnesota. offered Nov. St. Anthony's church 4 (in Attending the couple priesthood. studying for the Mrs. Everett floor of the K. C. the second of listened were it dif- now to 5 o’clock in been effective patronage :in the at has the ways cos- ences your for Jerph Wilm, Nov. 73, who died 1. Weber, Miss Barbara Corrow, Germaine Alvin Donald Kahl and They building. the parlor. Now are still apparel Father wash- tuming. Authentic Indian John» Bettendorff ofiered the Dube. Lloyd We ~ are Cyr, Earl and Martin. John’s seminary, Col- Mass. Burial in'palvary regular Quade, St. the meeting last week, cemetery. At dishes Dahlheimer-Clark was small has been secured from White Earth Cold Spring Granite Co. turn ing ' ferent business. so we of our lines Mrs. Wilm survives and the following legeville, Thomas Schmolke, annual given by and circle radio Elk reports Riven—Before in the kitchen.” reservation in Minnesota. and the Nuptial were Mass of- on a. children: Val- Henry Matt, and Browns fered Oct. 25 in St. Andrew’s seminary, officers, and gifts Franciscan presented _The church, preparatory Catholic Hour is Berthold reservation, Elbow produced Fort lav; Adelbert, Louise were Mineapolis; Mike. Jamison Miss Peggy Clark. daughter Mr. of and retiring com seams. Ill. by the officers. Westmont, St. Paul; Mary Fisher, Kearney. Neb.; the to National Council Lake, N. Dak. of Cath- Mrs. James W. Clark North of St. Paul, Valley. and Mildred Johnson, ‘Bi-owns olic Men, Washington, Genuine cowboy outfits became D. from the C., bride with of William John Dahl- Propugofion a Society brothers 'Also surviving the following are heimer, Jr., Mr. the of and cO-operation Mrs. in South W. J. the ranch Dakota, colorful of son National The Wilm, Falls; sisters: Mathew Fergus and the for Dahlheimer of Rogers. The Rev. Joseph Broadcasting ALEXANDRIA ' Emma. Company. Spanish colonial Befeikenbeck, also and of Fergus costumes, Trobec offered the Mass. Miss Colette. ‘ Falls: Lizzie, Chicago. and Ill. Mexican outfits also Halter,‘ Miss Shirley are Johnson, .among Karen and Stephen J. Brennan (legal Title) 0f the Faith, Inc., Anita Peloquin, scenic of the A the effects and Operetta. Beverly Thanksgiving Dahlheimer ' St. Cloud—Funeral services the were attended bride. Clarence Dahlheimer, The senior composed quartet Cathedral Conducted Nov. 10 in the James and Howard Dahlheimer. and Building Institute Shocks; of Ruth Nistler, Teresa Stephen church Brennan. who died for Leonard Schlagel These the Friendly. Prayer. bridegroom's Business Firms were Nov. 5. Burial in Calvary cemetery. ashwauk; Malley, N Mary Ann Hof- attendants. was ST. CLOUD, MINN. — Mrs. survives the follow- Brennan and Appreciate . . and Deserve Your Patronage Albany; and Antonia GLUEKS mann, ing children: Mrs. Willard Sexauer For the Preservation and ” Rausch, Big City, Dak., Stone S. Foreign Missions ' Home (Sophia), Mrs. Marlyn Henz (Maryann‘). OF Our Homes -- Mrs. A] Miller Cloud. (Clara). St. and further vocal entertain— rovide There eight grandchildren. PAULsriv' Brothers ‘BICHABD PAULSEN are JOHN J. Director between the We, of perform- the ent acts homemakers of America, FRANK, Diocesan REV. HENRY The firms listed here de- and sisters surviving Mrs. Francis Gracevillo, Minnesota Alexandria, Minnesota are numbering than 50 million, ance. ‘Lutzinger. St. Cloud; Charles. Waite more ' Phone 135 1004 Phone 40.00 (living deceased) ..$ Perpetual Member be to remembered Park; working serve Albert. Minneapolis. and or together, be the great- can ............ Katherine Bellmont Aids M-rs. Paulsen Brothers (1 1.00 Cancer-Stricken year). Ordinary Member Single ' est unit influence of ‘ in when distributing a you are .St. Cloud—Mrs. Katherine Bellmont. world fighting for lasting (known Mem- Special Membership the Family peace. New York—The works Work who special Plartert'ng and died Nov. buried in Calvary as 3. Stucco was your'patronage in the dif_ Let work together and thus us following Requiem Mass cemetery of- bership—besides‘ THE BEER the enrolled, nine Society 8. conference of the St. of one Flam and’omamental . impel the Nov. peoples fered the church. of 9 in Cathedral other ferent lines of business; coun- Vincent de' Paul is engaged in living deceased, may’be enrolled others, a .Five children I survive: Franklin. Harold. or tries to awaken the realization to MINNESOTA ALEXANDRIA, FOR THE ‘ aiding the of Marcella, and Delores. Spokane; and program cancerous 6.00 year) . for that freedom and _democracy one as Katherine. Seattle. Also Wash. surviving sick and blind Welfare at ............. ......... . . poor MAN'WHO they known and practiced young in the following brothers sisters: for the education of and A Perpetual Burse are are a Island, N. Y. The conference sup- , Mrs. Anna Lardy, Riy. Ore.; Mrs. Mar- America they be must as ..$2,000.00 SAUK the priesthood. for RAPIDS with plies the patients rosaries and . Frye. Scott Mills. 0re.: and garet man known and practiced other in lands ............................. Nicholas. ‘KNOWS Cold Spring. religious articles the. 150.00 well cigar- of For catechis for as as support t begin a one year in the home, depend Esther Send on .. ...... . . . tobacco, and candy. It is ettes, ,. now through scholarship student A supporting the home, and successful be- Thésc New Munich—Requiem one of- Maris *are was Friendly‘Busineu Firms collecting those items and maga- fered Oct. the Immaculate of the 30 in Concep- principles 759.00 which his seminary cause on course patients. give the zines The to to _ church tion for Esther Sand by Father ..... .. Appreciate homes and Deserve Patronage Your founded. our are -Othmai- Hohmann, O.S.B. Her parents. address of the campaign is Our DISTRIBUTED BY‘ The ' of the world turned eyes Mr. Mrs. Munich. are and Henry them For Sand, New Saying Thanks real feast ‘ day—to give Lady the Consoler of Afflicted a Kemp’s Ice Cream Co. searchingly. survive three and Mrs. Tony sisters: our way change-but since cannot, Welfare Island, York we church, New ‘i'i a Thull (Clara), New Munich; and Eleanor There lots and lots of As guardians of homes . are ways 'our we could would be like if it not and Doreen home. city. ' we at Children will do of thanks. saying Phone 567 will, must, give best . 4 we our so C9.’ the equivalent send them of Joseph Copa SAUK RAPIDS HDWE. a hug, friends with hand- ST. with that they, CLOUD. MINN. the it people of other lands, a . a 1 Little dinner? M. P. Falls.——Joseph who died good turkey .Ioms Church Copa. letter, lovers with shake, understand clearly the guests , Nov. may 1. buried the Our Lady of in more a was all God In thanksgiving for that —John Lourdes Requiem the with their profound but London. Cyril Maude, following with kiss, cemetery simple truth that a Appliances, Furniture poor a Hardware,.Major . . . ofiercd Mass by the Rev. F. J. Zil- and for fam- wealth’y'with dollar bills, has done for America, Conservative the the 49, member of and party greatest strongest our u: eyes, koski Lady Nov. Our of‘ 4 in on blood. d little Parliament heroes with their ilies why nation and ion is for Exeter, Devon- earth, free and strong not Surviving on a Lourdes church. the fol- — are , 375' Sauk Rapids. Minn. ‘ Phone 1 “gravy” the who because shire, has been particular like missionaries received the of the into lowing Americans in children: E. Krause greatness and Mrs. P. to i to say (Mary), William, Little John and of _ have families and friends Church. with parades, and left their strength of the parties, who Mr. Maude served the it in women organ- Falls: Los Angeles. Calif.; Stanley. Ann. ize and all the comforts of home and its homes. British Intelligence in in manage corps prayer. De- Piers; Mrs Paul Krych (Connie); Fifty the harvest of million _World order gather in be .II and in cannot spent Mich.; Ginter (Phyl- troit, Mrs. Joseph to women war year While'we feast turkey, a FALLS LITTLE on cran- lis). awaited Littl Falls; John Kulas 'With and Mrs. souls that their defeated. divine help, coming. Washington security what- officer. .and “all as. berry .the trim- sauce, (Bernice). Sioux Falls. S. Dak. lies in hands do given—and The of Sir Cyril If they have giving to Maude, soever our be can son mings” week—it would ac- are next 'lllllllllllllllIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll , be givd done with firmness, and he much,'can afford tor. educated Eton at and to llllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH was if remembered we nice mis- ——so . . . we our These Friendly Firms Business without doubt. less? Oxford. who thanks sionnries saying are ShouldB-e Appreciate and Deserve Your'Patronage with and poverty, penance, per- Sme Future Priestererel spiration! lt,would be nice if 'I we Maul could them have with for this flan mam, Walgreen Ph 3 us - MUSHEl , Mimi..." if ‘ mm, Little Live Philippines Will in lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllNllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Prayerboo'ks, ether Rosaries and Religious Articles. Manila—Francis St. Burton Harri- Nov. 17+Friday. Gregory‘the mederworker. Mass of feast. author. and one-time convert. .Currdh son, Studio Collect Gloria, us,” second “Defend ‘ .rPortrsftI Governor General Philip- i the of Collect. White third, vestments. Candida o any pines, arrived airplane,I here by 19—! 'Nov. Commercial Saturda Dedication 0 ‘ ' . bent; spending his the of upon. rest '125 ‘E. s Finishing Peter Basiliocs and Phono .of Sts.~. Broadway Photo of use ' life'in-the Paul, Philippines. He .Apostles. Mass of feast. ) gave up ~ ordinary ,Glor-i'a, Creed, Preface. his: American citizenship become to Hardware Co. ' Bates (In Secret omit‘all in par-" prayer a‘IFilipino'rcitizen. He reared was iTHANK _ enthcses.) White vestments. Episcopalian, but thiS' Hardware earlier General Insurance and Cool an l, '.’ Sunday 25th after 19— "0v. received into the‘Catholic was . year ‘ Pe‘ Special‘ (sixth? Mass ecost. Appliances Home FINANCING Conn. AUTO hurch Was in Stamford, He ; .s, v _ r. Su day after Epiphany). Gloria Washing Machines MW: New York. REAL born .in Hi'Qfather 9 LOANS ESTATE was Elizabeth, second Collect Bottlo Gas St. third you Burtoh NorWell Harrison, at- an 'E. st. Pontian, Telephone 45 Little Creed, Trinity Preface. Falls. Minn. Phone 569 117.3. St.“ rum . wtorneyfiNho served .private as sec- Green ‘ yestments. ‘ i ‘ ' Jefferson Presis Davis, retary to 'of' Nov. 20—Monda’y. Felix' 4 dent of the Confederate States. FIFTY-EIGHT FOR OVER YEARS V 'TValois. Mass Gloria. White of feast. srmoNar My sincere thanks to His mother Constance Cary. was HOME FUNERAL -vestments. ' . I Harrison, playwright histo-l and, Nov. 21—Tuesday. Presentation all who voted, 1, espe— rian. Our of Lady. Gloria, ,Mass offeast. Economical —'Dignifieii Personal L- Service cially to Creed, Lady, Preface Our in» of my many ,. . . ,. , ‘All Sports’ Pilgrimage ’~’ serting “on the Presentation. AN'ARRAY Telephone 666 Britz, Little Falls. Minn. ALTAR OF BOYS third like Harvey this Kenneth friends Marshik, and Donald support- row, . White vestments. ~Pr-zybilla. Virgil Przybilla, Prepared take Catholic . Donald to of Servlcc the ought léast Marshik, Rich- In to produce at v0ca- are proper New York.—4Tommy two way. Henrich of Nov. 22—Wednesday. St. Cecilia, one or Congratulations ard Marshik, Maurice Pohlkamp, Donald Pick, and ers. New York Yankee baseball Virgin. 'The fame tions Mass. the ofifeast. Gloria. Red priesthood. boys to from St. r are Gerald Mischke; fourth Reuben Hoheisel, Ken- lead Spdrts” will “All Holy row, -vestments. Michael’sparish in Buckman and- pic red here an successful all the to are CALL, Kappes, neth . Robert Voigt, Herbert Schirmers, WE Nov. .Year Rome 23—Thursday. pilgrimage DELIVER St. to for WE Clement the with _their- Kunkel. Father Paul The firms pastor, In the listed first, here de- Armand Kelzenberg,_ Kapsner, Jerry' Francis I, Pope. Mass the closi of feast. Ceremonies of candidates. Gloria, of the left right, Marvin Gall, to ‘Daniel' Poster, lIK-NU ClEANERS. g sec- row, are to be remembered Schmolke, and D Gohl; Apostles” ennis and fifth Reuben serve ond Collect Henri‘ch St. Felicitas, Holy Doors. the Przybilla, other DeWayne Przybiilla, row, Ronald .Father Kun— an . Przybilla, Thomas Schmolke, Donald Kahl, James Preface. Red pilgrimage, the vestments. members of kel, under Dennis Kujawa, Ronald Fyten, when distributing Kenneth ‘Fin-- Dry Cleaning Pressing are you Suess, - James Kappes, Alvin Quade, LeRoy Pohl- Nov. 24—Friday. St. John of the spiritual lead rship ' of the Rev. ken, Clarence Przybilla, and William Gohl; DOERNER PAULA second HAROLD L.U.TZ, Prop. A. , in the dif- patronage kamp, ‘ Noseph‘ and Ralph Quade. Not pictured th Arthur Cross, your Teacher. Mass" row‘, of feast. P. O’Brien Blessed of Melvin John are Sac- Schmi‘dtbauerh Brixius, Roderick E. Phone N. 49 116-118 In St. Kapsner. Raymond Theis, Dennis Fyten, and Gl James business. ria, second Collect Chryso- rament parish, 'New, St. York city, Brixius, Gordon ferent Brixius, Gerald Herold, lines of Clifford Factory Finish Hat Blocking Hoheisellf (Carl Fritz studio). Creed. White gonUS, will sail the SS. Atlantic vestments. Dec. ,Marshikdames Pflybilla, Larry 9. and Schinidtbauer'; on .‘ / I -l . . ’ I ~ I .