Jig-pg. HWT'H" W1: 1 r5!" I! {Wit ‘I i ' THE PAGE. SIx_ Friday, CLOUD REGISTER February 2, ST. T951 ‘ r Cub Scouts Invested ‘0‘--.“ o-o-Io PRED TRAYNOR V. KNAPP PLUMBING & ‘ LITTLE FALLS REQUIESCANT HEATING Architect \ We Specialize in These Friendly Busi Firms. OFFICE BOX 56 PACE POST IN ess V Churches, Schools, Hospitals TELEPHONE 3636 Appreciate and Deserve Patronage our ' \GRANITE EXCHANGE 30 Cloud! 8th Av. N. 508 St. S CLOUD, MINNESOTA . . Frank Beckmann Mrs. Walgreen S M u H LittlePFlglll‘; Flinn. D G S Mass offered Brandon.-—-Re(1uieni was ELECTRIC ERICKSON Agency church Ann's for Mrs. Jan. 1‘9 in St. OAMON'S JEWELRY who Frank Beckmarm, 68, died Jan. 14. Prayerbooks, Rosaries Other and Kinsella offered the Mass. Religious Father Austin Articles SERVICE and Watch Rsnalrlnu- Mr. the parish Succussor: Burial in cemetery. to Goo. Clark was Upstalrs from children: Pannoys Beckmann survives with nine across De Evansville; Mrs. Loren Edward, and Fixtures Wiring Studio "Lower overhead 2nd floor Curran Portraits on means O Barrett; Mrs. Jenner Stai, Port- France, better values Damon’s store." at Evans- land, Ore.; Mrs. Ernest Edlund, St. Cloud 626 3rd Ave. So. Candida 0 ville; Wilbur Elbow Lake: Mrs. Bergess, vavvvvvvvva Brownsville, Irene Beckmann, ’l‘ex.: Miss Commercial 0 .‘GLUEKS Portland, Mrs. Robert Schaefcr, Ore.; A Phone 866 125 E. Broadway Photo 0 Finishing Lake Andy, S. Dak.; Pat- Lawrence, and THIELMAN Calif. rick, U.S. Camp Cook, army, . John A. Bitzan i HARDWARE Hardware Co. Bares W. C. WEBER, Agent Brandon—Funeral services con- were Ann’s church ducted Jan. 13 in St. for Sporting Paints John 68. who died Jan. The Bitzan, 9. — Hardware Coal and General Insurance Re- Rev. Austin Kinsella offered the Goods i quiem parish Mass. Burial in the was Home Appliances AUTO FINANCING Mrs. Bitzan survives with St. Cloud 7th Ave. 50., cemetery. 17, J Maytag nWashing Machines REAL children: ‘Gerald. Chicago, ESTATE LOANS Ilast [our THE Bottle Gas BEER Mrs. Robert Reed (Loretta), Al- Ind.; I; Phone 569 E. First St. 117 S. Minn. Telephone Little Falls. 45 WWW exandria; Laren Olson (Beatrice), rs. Donald, home. DIAMOND RINGS Hayward, alif.: and at FOR THE following also The brothers and sisters survive: Millerville; St. Tony, Mike. BE. FOR THE BRIDE TO MAN WHO OVER FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS FOR Mrs. George Kuhn, Alexandria: Cloud: Enderlin, Mrs. Mrs. Joe Pelfer, N. Dak.; BUTT WEIMAN 8. HOME SIMONET FUNERAL ' Frank Kuhn, N. Bar- Fargo, Dak.; and KNOWS bara, Miller-ville. Right" “Walk Flight & Buy A Aloilius Loncki Economical Dignified Personal Service --— —-— 8091/2 St. Germain St. Perham.—Requiem Mass offered was 666 Little Falls, Minn. Telephone Jan. St. Stanislaus' church for Al- 15 in aisius Loncki, who died Jan. 11. 62, m: HOME MODERNIZING way. . take Father Fadrowski Mass. Prepared of Catholic Service in F. A. offered the to the care proper HOME FINANCING 0 the parish Mrs. Burial in cemetery. was ‘— BY DISTRIBUTED Loncki survives with children, Rob- ANDERSON two J. F. SCOUTS David. following and The brothers ert is presenting the with their bobcat MORE THAN CUB lain, candidates» 30 listed here de- WE DELIVER The firms were WE CALL Ice Cream Co. Kemp’s Frank. John, sisters also survive: and LUMBER C0. neckerchiefs.— had received their pins after they invested in special ceremonies St. Mary’s in Ambrose, all Perham; and Dora Belka, of LIK-NU CLEANERS remembered to be (Bob Molitor photo) serve BUILDINGMATERIAL Port Chicago. Calif. Here Father Cathedral. Wilfred Illies, chap- scout Phone 567 W. Armstrong distributing J. when PAINT AND COAL are you Cleaning Pressing Dry - services Fergus Falls. Funeral were Cloud. dif- Telephone 180 St. Minn. in the patronage Prop. MINN. HAROLD A. LUTZ, ST. CLOUD. Jan. in Our Lady of Vic— conducted 22 your church for. W. J. Armstrong, 78, tory gIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE Phone St. N. E. 116-118 lst 49 business. ferent lines of H. The Rev. who died Jan: 18. Blocking Finish Hat Factory with Wessling offered the Requiem Mass Murphy James E SAVE WITH SAFETY Oak Grove Mrs. burial in the cemetery. three children. survives with Armstrong grandchildren. One sister, There 10 are Montreal, also Mrs. Abercombie, Federal Sara Savings & Loan Accounts Estate Real survives. provide safety with good earnings. PANCRATZ' INC. COMPANY, Doll Mrs. Anton 0’3 Mary's Bldg. Phone St. 19 -_’ Doll, who Perham.—Mrs. Anton 55. he" '"m’ed M" . "mm" buried the died Jan. 18, in par- was :TIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||||IlllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE Since 1916 ish St. Joseph following cemetery at $5,000.00 to up offered Jan. in Requiem Mass 22 St. 3 Residence Commercial & Specializing Church, CON Father .Nicholas Henry’s church here. LON of Received the 10th Funds by - any Doll the Mass. Mr. offered Donnay with earnings credited month children Mrs. are the following survive: and Roofing Heating Valintas, Mrs. Kenneth Woodburn, First. Tony the ‘ from - ~ Construction Co. Paul: and Dorothy, St. Chicago; Rosemary ACCOUNTS INSURED SAVINGS Per-ham. Her mother, Mrs. John, and Insulation Sheetmetalwork Elizabeth Sicbels, also survives. The fol- N.E. Second Avenue, 12 survive: brothers and sisters lowing at Arthur, Herbert A]- Ambrose. and. Frank, CLOUD, MINN. ST. Little Falls Telephone 144 (Sarah), all W. Weis stadt, Mrs. and LOANS (Olive) Mrs. Saber and Austin: Mrs. of HOME Paul: and (Ann) of St. John' Bueohler Perham. (Marie Ann), Don Simon Mrs. Molitor Co. Drug Catholic Daugh- the member of Federal She Security was a Mothers, Christian America. the of ters Mary’s Aid societies. and St. Savings & Loan Assoc. REXALL AGENCY ALEXANDRIA Janet Boeckman services Nicholas—Funeral Prescriptions Specialty St. were a Nicholas‘ church in St. conducted Jan. 23 822 St. Cloud. Minn. Germ. Str. St. Toiletries Kodak Supplies 8: . two-year-old daughr Boeckman, for Janet CLOUD, MINN. ST. Alfred Mrs. Bockman, Mr. and of ter These Firms Friendly Business Henry The Rev. who died Jan. 22. Burial the services. Steichen offered and Deserve’ Your Patronage Appreciate is She _ parish in cemetery. sur- was brothers, and vived her parents two by Bar- Joseph, and sister. Martin and & Electric H a K Mr. bara. Her maternal grandparents. PAIIIISEN J. I‘AULSEN JOHN RICHARD paternal Babler, and her and Mrs. Jesse he're do 11sted The firms ' ' Minnesota Minnesota Grocevillc. Alexandria. also Joseph Boeckman, grandfather, Eur- _ Int-lg. 135 PM“, 10,, u’ m", i m 00. vive. remembered be to W'A IC serve H, Schroeder John V. Paulsen Brothers Mass Joseph—Requiem or- St. distributing when was you are 3864—5163—W Phones Joseph's church for in St. i‘ered Jan. 16 Playtering and Work Stucco patronage who died Jan. 13. dif- Schroeder, the John 80, in Cloud 1350 No.———St. 8th Ave. your Method Porwoll, 0.8.8., of- Rev. The Ornamental WIRING Plain and CITY & FARM the Burial in business. fered the Mass. ferent lines of was Schroeder Mrs. parish cemetery. sur- estimate Call Write for free MINNESOTA ALEXANDRIA, or Mar- the following children: with vives MINNESOT Florian Ketten Mrs. Joseph, Fred, tin, ST. CLOUD, Pinault, Bob Mrs. Mrs. (Agatha), Anne I Loder- Regardless Mrs. Louis (Rose), Viehausen Service of Distance I .‘ Loretta, all of St. (Clara). and meier ANDERSON E Rosenquist (Elsie), Joseph. er5. Edward . HOME- FUNERAL There grandchildren Chicago. 34 and are One brother, great-grandchildren. 11 I. Rooting Cornice Meta Co. Mrs. 8. Joseph. St. and sister, Martin, one He also survive. Gaus, Perham, Barbara ESTABLISHED 1872 \ Men’s member the St. Joseph of was a MINN. ALEXANDRIA, He Heart the Sacred league. society and the Farm- and of treasurer secretary was Types 50 Fire Insurance for company years All ers of Joseph's St. and president of creamery Metal- RAPIDS the He postmaster for 28 at years. was Rooting Siding Sheet nine St. Joseph office for post years. ‘SAUK Nicholas Hagen — _— Mrs. services St. Cloud—Funeral were con— ‘ church Anthony’s in St. ducted Jan. 22 who died Nicholas Hagen, 88, Mrs. for Firms Friendly Business In the picture These ther Illies. Mrs. DEN Don Cote, Mrs. THESEIFIVE MOTHERS J. W. N. McDowall Geo. McDowall are were Wildenborg Rev. Bernard Jan. 18. The - Henkel, Mrs. Linus al Kelly, H. Mrs. A. LaRose, Patronage and Deserve Your Appreciate the Mass. Burial Requiem offered was presented .with den mothers’ pins by .Fa- 1526' Phone Cloud Harry McConnell.-—(Bob St. and Mrs. Molitor photo) chil- following The Calvary cemetery. in St. Annunciata. Sister survive: dren John, Mi’s. Louis Job, Freeport; Augusta; Minnesota Jesuit India in William, Hu- Mrs. Bismark, N. Dak.; Joseph, Cloud; Mark, Eller, St. bert and §poltt mm HDWE. Cleveland, There Minneapolis: Paul, 0. co. RAPIDS SAUK Own great-grand- Has grandchildren 4-Point Program and 20 28 are the Chris- member of children. SIhe was a Margaret’ Mothers and St. tian so— s By DICK J. STEDLER . Furniture Appliances, Major cieties. Hardware, FOLEY (Continued 3) From Page big dividends. From steel, George Heitzman scrap of- his formal Father welded Mass education Loesch and his Sauk Rapids—Requiem 375 Phone to stop to was crew Sauk Rapids, Minn. Hoope-de-doodling church for Sacred Heart fered Jan. 24 in living. the framework of several build- earn a. Jan. 21. Heitzman, who died 82, coach Is- George Long Assistant at cage ings, including the Patna Business These Friendly Firms Nine passed between Mr. new the parish Burial in cemetery. years was Lai, and university is Buck land BARR- the Sacred Women’s college (first its kind of of trustee Heitzman the left grade time he school was a Appreciate and Deserve Your Patronage Blackbirds"im- evidently from the STATE His wife UNION Heart church for 10 years. in Bihar), where girls 400 OSCAR KRIEG and the he entered high are time now children it is death. pressive date, in Two record preceded him to appar- school enrolled in the high and 250 school, and then took him it Calif.. and six Los Angeles, Leon, survive: advice, Buck’s heed they ent par- MINN. RAPIDS, SAUK the college. Mich. in Clair, Lyon, St. Ernest Mrs. complete high school to Sales making Auction Real Estate years ticularly when it to comes Wolkerstorfer John Mrs. because he had drop Next will probably be‘ the stop to out to & Insurance Loans buck- The firms “lai-up" shots for listed here de- those good Wolkerstorfer, Spring.—Mrs. John Cold Loans Insurance CO. mail Loyola carrier Industrial School associa- THOS. P. BRENNY earn it money as a in laid ets, Jan. 16 rest who died to 74, were. was as be to remembered and railway mail dispatcher serve in Requiem DEPOSIT tion’s brick kilns. Here the clay is following FEDERAL parish MEMBER the cemetery it: a: :I: a CORPORATION church Boniface's 1501. Sauk Rapids offered in Stu P110118 Mass St. Cloud. dug, mixed with molded, INSURANCE water, always FRIGIDAIRE when distributing The MAYTAG pivot is not are you man Fuchs, The'Rev. Athanasius Jan. 19. - baked. of earth-bank and A series After high school, basket- the future modern the hero focal in Surviving offered the Mass. O.S.B., are PHILCO RADIOS patronage in the dif- your and carries this Svihel canals the for guard Joseph water daughters: Mrs. forward worked the famous Often four priest ball. or a on Foley, Minn. Phone 86 Cold Spring: Mrs. Honer. Norbert Mrs. CENTRE Ganges operation from the River ferent of lines business. "Babcock Plan," becomes the of which pulled SAUK attrac- center Mrs. Minneapolis; and t M..L. Munsingre, pits, bul- Double the mixing pits. In the according Minnesota’s highways to of the tion, to also She out Ia. Newton, P. Adams, L. locks walk and around traveling sister: Dribble, brothers and around mud. He leaves four employed the in court cor- one a our was . Salzer, Salzer. Math Cold Spring; Joseph churning clay and respondent. mixer, water. engineering department 1920. in Minneapolis; Salter, Collegeville; Mike 1k * * Then workers—men and Friendly Firms These Business women— Mrs. Jacob By the and time he Watkins; entered St. Salzer, Steve Yokabaskas named forward A heavy “dough” gobs the of Waite Park. LONG Emslander, PRAIRIE LoeSch carry Mary’s, Father had Patronage and Deserve Your pretty Appreciate U. Connecticut is for top the where their eads site to scorer on well decided that he wanted be to Q points, Huskies When the need bricks prim- moulders mould the in Diocese priest. Weddings in He joined the Jesuits at a for baskets! Yoka look they to itive wooden moulds. The only me- the place— These time and Friendly Business Firms same same * * chanical the entire in Rosburg-Pangerl power opera— Florissant, Mo. A. F. ABNIDT’S Appreciate and as one Deserve BEBGGREEN Your Patronage Rounds —— Between gasoline engine tion is of- at Mass Nuptial Cambridge—Before Wildermuth. pump a For a. of quarter a a ., church, Kim: Christ the association fered Jan. 24 in HATCHERY National Boxing MAIN the bank Ganges. The of the [10MB FUNERAL the have century traveled two men of daughter Pangerl, Barbara Ann Miss. logical contender there is says no On calls the kiln, of his much the the path, at became pretty for Pangerl, Henry and Mrs. Mr. one same U.S. Certified White Leghorns And fight. Charles for Ezzard to CORRIGAN and A. Mr. C. of Rosbum, bride Royden of Father Loesch’s chief interests will Father Loesch’s friend is son now Approved Heavies U.S. logical Paul Lan- Father about the is just most Rosburg. LONG that Mrs. George PRAIRIE CREAMERY ASSOCIATION observe relations between the W Bishop Wildermuth be of the Patna to R 84 Phone 84 Ruth or Mass. Commercial the Nuvtial Feeds and celebrated sing made in the NBA has statement; a diocese, and the Hindus, Muslims, and p live workers— two at attended Jr., Pangerl, Henry Pnngerl and men Minn. Sauk Centre, Poultry Supplies long time. ‘ bridal couple. Bishop’s the House, Patna Bihar. aborigines people who (the 4, Louellu Butter were * 4. . Hammerel-Beam when the arrived in India Aryans Father Loesch that he has states Sinatra Crooner Frank is daugh- re- Ann Beam, Pasteurized Royalton.—Miss Rita Milk Cream and thousands ago). of “never had unhappy day” in his years an boxer. be quite puted became John Beam, and Mrs. to Mr. of ter a EQUIPMENT ’FARM life. RONDESTVEDT And, tagging around with For there though of bride Hammerel, Lloyd of Phone the are some Shadow-boxer, doubt. son 18 Long Prairie, Minn. no St. Hammerel ,of Ray him in Mrs. his jeep, Mr. and that dio— Catholics in the Patna 40,000 can one see 3“ >3 its offered Nuptial Mass Cloud, before a he is ‘ IMPLEMENTS busy for unhappiness. too times that number several McCORMlCK-DEERING FARM has Lee Oma cese, church. The more gone Holy Trinity never the Jan. 20 in (The Supplies jeep, incidentally, of is those other faiths have Farm of Refrigeratorsf—Home & Mass. Freezers the boxing bout, celebrated in Ohotto than rounds 1.. J. one 10 Rev. among a Helen couple the bridal he picked Attending 27 for benefited Loesch’s work. by Father were that Charles, thanks Ezzard and up an average to Douglas An- Minn. Hammerel. and Beam, Betty COLD Sauk Centre $250 U.S. each from the For he be- SPRING until today! remains records intact army many years, derson.. when it moving of Cal- parish Patna priest, Father out * * Recktenwald-Stark was came the others cutta; used by superior Catholic Loesch of Today’s Quipper Miss Guest of marriage Rapids.—The Sauk are var- was of Mr. daughteri Stark. ious Dorothy Marie missionaries in the country the missions scattered throughout These Friendly (Ont.) Business Hamilton Firms Ivan Miller in I Reck- Robert Stark, Harry Mrs. to and MELROSE far-flung diocese, Father but diocese. His improvement pro- “Notre Dame has its Joseph Appreciate Spectator: Mrs. Mr. and and tenwald, of Deserve Patronage Your son Loesch’s machine shop keeps them in around Patna the and in 20 place Jan. took Recktenwald, in and grams are worst; years season many Allan Rev. The church. repair.) Heart in Sacred 'closely in with educational tied the increase in Coach Leahy gets an At- Nuptial Mass. the celebrated Speiser in the mission schools. Firms Business These Friendly A typical day for Father That’s the kind of firm programs Sauer Teresa pay. the couple tending were . . . CARE in In appealing for (aid to Loesch for!” might break- work Theodore Bestgen. after start, to and Patronage Your and Deserve Appreciate In So Many Ways— THE WENNER CO. Silver-Bayerle helping diocesan institu- Patna’s an a: fast, with call business firm a on a Bayerle, Mary Falls—Miss Fergus remain tions Father recently to When the NCAA collect for bricks sold to payment open, Bayerle Min— of Mrs. Mary of daughter Hardware, Furniture, Imple- hun- Loosch pointed out-that abandoned Sanity Code, its from his kilns—at the control rate many Reu- Dr. of bride the became neapolis, Fuel, Furnaces ments, and dreds of students boarded for driving. Vic- which everybody Lady of in Our Cold Jan. 20 Spring Granite Silver of Rs. ($6.09) 1,000 ben FORD EMPIRE. Prod- 29 are was per Wes- H. B. , The Rev. Plumbing parish house. the nine-month school the year—and tory it black'market against the price of most sane crazy, was Gausman Harris Mrs. officiated. sling Melrose Licensed Motor Co. Embalming ' children mad: that the in*ages. must eat. Can it Be Helpful MEMORIALS, Inc. Rs. and charged by 45 50 most bridal move ucts the attended Harris Gausman and Phone Cold 29 Spring :‘p kilns. couple. of the privately owned But famine conditions pre- now Final Footnotes vail Bihar MINN. in of be— MELROSE, And then he will turn at many areas with drop-kick up That Melrose, is 171 Minn. Phone 0 a season. Rainbow Gold—PLATING—Silver MEMORIALS and SPECIALIZE IN Diamond Gray WE upped price of When they the failure the of of rice a Loyola Industrial School Boys, for cause crops. think? don’t good point, CEMETERIES CATHOLIC FOR you a grit at feed poultry haircut, horse- just did make it not your Already, Catholic mission or Brass two and SERVICE Copper SALES Nickel Where he maintains the machine Hills ‘ Built—Eternal the * >1! :k Empire - as - - dealer. So, naturally, haircuts for forced close schools have been to sense. shop. works the farm, and trains ski for nickname Quite en— a CHALICES CIBORIUMS O have horses the racetracks around for lack of food. boys in skills. Students in “Slat- froml is the East MONSTRANCES thusiasts in CANDLESTICKS many O 0 Mill ends the Cold hopped been from $7 $8. LITCHFIELD to while the those who take two-year control price walkers.” For Although of Ecclesiastical the Approval Obtained course earn a Spring plant for foundations, a. arc-welding, drill-press learn is omitted they “L” to the first ($3.36 spill, FRANK rice J. EISENSCHENK is 16 18 to to driveways, rupees walks, etc. Briggs A workman cleaning up blacksmith- fate! operating, carpentry, their describe pounds), $3.78) (80 maund Box 413 Cold per Spring, Minn. stadium Detroit the base- C0- in after PRODUCE mechanics. ing, and 0 auto Aggregate little in and granite-sand rice there is desperately ball contain- found box season a Cold Spring, the at Isle, Morton the ration shops. One Ship by Loesch himself The firms Father learned listed open here ’de- ing glasses. The umpire, two eye and Odessa, way. Minnesota. (black) of of his market, skills the hard He tells most source who is believed them, havc'lost Your Highest for remembered to Prices Transportation, Pay to We be Inc. Motor serve today, the rice being the that when he first received eaten claim an has in yet. not put a as Rs. arc-welding outfit price is around 30 when several distributing now per years you lit * are * and Cold Spring Granite Co. WOOL HIDES EGGS, POULTRY, Raymond Bros. schools find maund—a’ price the he had to‘teach himself how ago, Columbia U. contemplating is the patronage in dif- your impossible before he could teach it to to pay. ban TV use at . a on cameras COLD SPRING, MINNESOTA MELROSE, MINN. ferent lines of business. his pupils. appeal Loesch’s Hence Father Baker fall of field this because Minn. Cloud, St. Phone 510 CARE gifts. bi: That arc-welding outfit paid off for food package decline attendance last in a i ‘\