REGISTER PAGE Friday, EIGHT THE STgCLOUD May 4,_'l951 ‘=‘ll|lllllllll|||||||||Illlllllllllllllll||l||||llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllg Made Cancer Dressings Every Tuesday REQUIESCANT “Choose Your Druggislvas KNAPP PLUMBING & * §paltt H. Murphy James Carefully Doctor” Your as HEATING Bruning Store Drug INSURANCE - We Specialize in ‘IN J. Real Estate DICK STEDLER By PACE , Our Business Is Churches, Schools, Hospitals Compounding Prescriptions Phone Mary’s Bldg. 19 203 St. "Ground Mary’s Bldg. Floor St. Batter's Up! Roosevelt Drive 104 St. Cloud filllllllllIlllllll|||lllllllI||||lllllllllll|l|||||||||||||l|||||l||||ll||llll|||||l||l|llfi about boys 1,000 There are William Wingert Cream league playing in the Ice Monticello— Requiem Mass of- was originator, ELECTRIC Brooklyn. the And in ERICKSON Ship by FRED V. TRAYNOR Henry’s ch fered April in St. ch 21 Secol! believe-it—or-not, is 110p III William Wingert, who died for 16. A Motor Transportation, Inc. * m Velden Father George Van. der M. 19. SERVICE Architect the Mass. William the offered 0f three was son Participants age are Mrs. Charles Wingcrt. of Mr. and Raymond Bros. appropriately brackets loops in I‘OS‘I OFFICE 56 Monticello. A sister, Betty, is student BOX Fixtures Wiring and a lnamed: and strawberry, Vanilla, TELEPHONE 3636 Cloud hospital. in the St. nurse choice! Take chocolate. 301 Cloud GRANITE EXCHANGE St. Edward Langer So. Mrs. A. 626 3rd Ave. ,your Phone ST~ CLOUD. MINNESOTA 510 Cloud, Minn. St. a at: * Pierz.—Funcral services were con- I . church ducted be April 21 in St. Joseph’s Hemus Sol to appears l Edward Longer, who for Mrs. A. 24. Marion's alternate Ma‘rty at " \ died April Langer survives with CLOUD 1?. Mr. ST. the for St. Louis shertstop Granite City children, Harvey, and Bernice. I. two 4, JEWELRY DAMON’S Cards. To spell the Octopus, She also her father, Hubert C0. leaves ELECTRIC Electric ' Rich- Co. Jamma. Pierz: and twolbrothers. goodlk Hemus be Watch Ilsaalylno sna ard Herman. Pierz. and Electrical Contractors Successors. Gen. Clark to )k ELECTRICAL COMPLETE SERVICE Upstairs from Ponnlys Andrew G. Elkanics across Commercial and Dodger Residential Don Newcombe will Ace - Lighting Fixtures Wall Floor and Elmdnle.—Andrew Elksnics: George — "Lower overhead floor Industrial Wiring 2nd pitch doubleheadel‘s. on means not more any Plug Installations. who buried Sr., died April 19, 82. . better values was Damon's store.” at Cloud Tel. 2543 St. who “Two bad,” sighs Hi Pitch, CLOUD. ' 51‘. the parish following Re- MINN. in cemetery a troubles Mass April in St. his lasting inning. quiem altered 24 has / an Hedwig's church. Father Peter J. Juba ‘ * >i€ ofiiciatcd. Mrs. Elkanics survives with coNLoN Of Change Arthur Pace children: N. [our Andrew. Jr., Leeds. W. Hyneman —LOANS— home: Phil Dak.: Paul, Mr's. Roskc. at coach Adolph of Rupp, astute St. Joseph; and Mrs. Ted Kutzman, General Agent incomparable bas- the Kentucky Detroit, Mich. She also leaves nine Members of Mary's St. Cathedral can grandchildren pight great-grand- and Washington Ins. Co. ketball Nat’l angle in teams, Construction uses a new Co. loans children. prOCure St. One Mrs. Mary Rug- from sister, payment easy sales talk, his of to parents Cloud St. pro- 701% Germain, St. lowski. also survives. Credit Mary's Parish Union. Paul See spective college players. points He &H, 12 Second John Latzka Life, A Hospital 8: Polio Ins. Mrs. Avenue, N.E. Ahles. 8031/2 St. Germain Street. the Kentucky hills that out are a Your St. Cloud.——Fathcr Nolen Security Business. Andrew is our ST. CLOUD, MINN. safe from atomic attack. place In conducted the funeral services for Mrs. authority other words, Rupp’s John in Anthony’s Latzka St. church an CANCER Appil Calvary 20 Burial in DRESSINGS AND BAND- and tablecloths, napkins, linen under- ceme- “selling Kentucky sheets, cotton was eruptions, to on LONG PRAIRIE HOME .‘ MODERNIZING societies tery. Representatives of four other goods of Materials I ” cotton the mothers weave. HOME wear, or open 0 FINANCING included in the honorary escort: AGES made Tuesday afternoon were are every - be brought the office * Regis in the Insti- s: * to Daughters of Isabella. Theresa’s, St. J. may er F. ANDEnsoN Mothers, building by volunteers Christian and the Women's in the Institute in building. Pictured above, left right, tute . to women proposed wrestling bill A are in Catholic Order (4’ of Foresters. LUMBER co. Cloud. Church the city of St. mission Mmes. Zeno Metzger, N. C. Grossman, C. Harry groups, groups, CREAMERI prohibit the Connecticut would Ophoven August unaffiliated individuals and volunteer this for West (standing) chairman of the St. Cloud LONG PRAIRIE ASSOCIATION may such articles chairs, of cancer Finn—Funeral held in services use ' as , were BUILDING MATERIAL work. Cancer dressings available for dressing here surgical unit; Martin Rengel, Peter Miller, are St. Joseph’s church August bottles, hammers, and other any March 10 for patient. kinds Ophoven. Father Certain who died March of materials 76, 7. Anna Kremer, Blanche Baker, Walter Cairns, and PAINT cancer bric-a-brnc matches there. are AND in COAL Lonellu Butter Earl BoldL ofTel‘cd Mass the Requiem needed making these dressings, for ,such old Arni Bine.—(Bob soft Molitor photo) If.” wot’ll the do who Now wrestlers as ' Telephone 180 Burial in the Mrs” St. Cloud. parish Minn. cemetery. was . Concer+DressingS+Mad+e wrdstle? Weéllly can't Ophoven Pasteurized survives with the following Milk and Cream ' ree children: William Mrs. J. Schmitz ‘ a a: N! F (Maude), Holliday, Henry N. Dak.: Mrs. Phone 18 ' Long Prairie, Minn. \ Jimmy Powers recently wondered Al- Buechele (Ceal). Julia. Roman, and See you’ if could call bookie “a phonse, Minneapolis; Mrs. Ben and a. guy P 10-" Schaefl'ers (Marcella). IWenatchee, Wash. who works the side of on wrong —-". He member the of St. Anthony was.a ' the tracks?” LITTLE society Watkins. of FALLS Every Tuesday from which dressings afternoon these vanced be readily not Franlcoviz * a: :- are a cancer, may Helen Miss of volunteer made. appreciated by who Quick Curves group women pl‘e-. persons are Fergus Falls—Solemn Mass Requiem FOR badges having and dress- Anyone soft, old sheets, well,” said .Mrs. “As West. the \ pares cancer offered for Miss Helen Frankoviz. Baseball was broadcasters generally ings in linen tablecloths, the Institute teacher building, for in the Fergus St. cotton patient slips slowly down- or nap- many years cancer ll’linn. ‘0 PLUMBING call the 0-3 pitch “automatic an Falls'public high school. The Rev. Alex Walgreen MOSHE n LittlePPlslll; s Cloud. kins, The underwear, hours birdseye flan- hill, from. becomes he less less 1:30 and in- or are strike.” That is, naturally, if it K. Frankoviz N. of Baton, Mex., a 0 Home o’clock, Appliances nelette diapers, and other to 4 partici- terested in cotton reading, the Agency in radio, ' women or brother. celebrant Mass. the of happens be strike! to was as- ,. a . goods pating of in the is encouraged from in the weather, and and Rev. sisted by the Leo Tscham. cousin open weave program even are more a 0 Water System I: s a ‘. \ Other Prayerbooks, Rosaries and Articles interested Religious of the deceased, Rev. church deacon; the deliver them the mission to and to in keeping him- as groups, cancer more groups, r Back old the days, in when Vincent Sonto, Elizabeth, subdcacon: a other dressing Tuesday self after- clean, Anyone dry, soc1etles. is wel- and comfortable. “St. Cloud’s room on Appliance the Rev. Joseph I contingent and Fridgen. of master 50 fellows young Dressings the Register office in often have therapeutic to come. Headquarters” noon or ceremonies. The H. Wessling of Rev. B. ‘ arrived from Ireland,‘49 joined Studio Clirran . Portraits The St. value, Cloud the Institute building dressing time in also in the Miss Frank- Proper dressings favor sanctuary. too. was cancer any the N.Y. police' force and the oviz died her home here April in 24 lilfe 4th 0 20m Ave. unit would the week. ~ 8. emphasize the healing Candida that of surgical Phone 4490 to wounds and . other all of things, than usually illness of after more one, an a year. Recently .1) dressings Mrs. Harry C. skin reactions resulting available West, from Commercial cancer are 0 x-ray Born Falls, in Fergus Miss Frankoviz became umpire! an free for who has been chairman patient, the of St. radium and treatments.” attended grade and high schools here any cancer or Phone * ¥ >3 ass 125 E. Broadway Photo Finishing 0 and later enrolled 2) there the College St. is Cloud in of for can’cer dressing need unit materials for the a Once asked explain the “se- to Teresa. Winona. She later studied at five past delivered 1,200 years, Confirmation Given "/7 cret” of his the Morehead Teachers’ college the and base- success as a dressings Our to Lady of Hardware cancer Co. University Minnesota, also ' Bares of and W. C. WEBER, Agent ball was Connie Mack SOCIETY FOR manager, enougfil r Good Counsel - free home graduated the McPhail in from School of cancer plied, “I fortundte was Dramatic Before her Arts. assignment St. Paul. The Stella Maris circle, I‘m Wadena Children Hardware and Coal have wonderful General ball players." ‘ Insurance to Falls Fergus high school, Miss Frank- to PROPAGATION St. Cloud Daughters of Isabella, ,oviz principal schools in Mantor- of And logical was has a more answer Home has been Appliances AUTO FINANCING sponsoring the sending villc and Breckenridge. In Falls Fergus been given by anyone! , never Maytag Washing Machines high school she taught English and of dressings REAL the ESTATE LOANS home. to THE OF FAITH cancer Wadena.—A children class of 81 >I< an :I Bottle Gas \\ coached dramatics. Miss Surviving are “Our endeavor Phone is find 569 First St. and rcpeived II? S. E. 23 adults the Sacra- On to Frankoviz. F. A. ankoviz, Joseph Telephone of Dr. tour bases Little Falls, Minn recent can- 45 a army patients Frankoviz. and H. Webber and supply Mrs. them Confirmation Co— to of from in Europe, ment Charley cer s's'fi Grimm de- ILL—MEWS d . Falls; (Rose). all Fergus the of Rev 9 gratis with the dressings they lighted adjutor Bishop PeterW. Bartho- Negro outfit by intro- a St. Patrick Comes 1 Alex K. Frankoviz. Rnton. Mex.; .' need,” Mrs. said West. lome in Ann’s church here. ducing St. Frankie of Frisch FOR OVER FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS “the Mrs. I". B. Goodrich (Nan), Oahu. as I Into _ His Own in Japan The American Cancer society .5 Hawaii: Priests and Mrs. Arthur Anderson all-time who assisted the C. greatest FUNERAL White at FUNERAL second SIMONET HOME cere- HOME /// (Margaret) of St. Paul. furnishes the cellu-cotton Yokohama.—-So needed baseman far known monies is included Monsignor August of the National league.” as I for TELI60 'b_~~ the bandages and dressings. ST.CLOUD.MINN. there only is church Placht‘a, Father dedi- Joseph pastor; .' ere, one I Economical Dignificd Personal Service Dressings made -fl'om this The cated Patrick firms St. — .i listed the whole Linn, —- here in are assistant and Fa- Ill deserve to pastor; to ll call be. Telephone remembered cellu-cotton, cosls when and reclaimed Io dis- of Japan; that therS'William Van Rooy, O.S.C., no you and the 666 more etsab- gauze, us. are is Little Falls, Minn. one tributing patronage the dif- to your materials. white lishment by the Columban Fathers Blue Grass; Nicholas Donnay, S. ferent lines I of business. i Prepared.to take Catholic of Service in the care way. The feast Lady A. Fadrowski, Perham; F. C. proper itself Our of Good Counsel two years ago. can— g new ASK the FOR betcelebrated Falque Finnegan, liturgically, home St. and Roscoe Sta- in Paul is operated cannot cer by since March the Servants Val Klimek, St. Cloud; observed ples; Paul 17 is Relief of of In- as a special curable feast of Cancer, Schmelzer, Motley; Our Lady Robert Voigt, branch of the a com- 'PANCRATZFCOMPANY, Sisters St. memorating of the finding of Dominic. Bluffton; Leo Brandi, the Bertha; INC. “The Anderson-Kedrowski Japanese importance Christians Joseph .Fridgen, Nagasaki of Fergus Falls; in ade— an Royalton.—Before Nuptial Mass supply March quate of clean and dressings J. A. Zutphen, O.S.C., 17, 1865. to a ‘ van on A Holy Trinity church. offered April i 10 with ad; particularly Verndale. In this, spite of priests, 70 many Sines cancer, 1:316 some Miss Josephine edrowski, daughter of PRE-PACK . largely Irish of lrishextraction, Joseph be- Mr. Mrs. Kedrowsk‘i,‘ Commercial and or Al-IeAmeriCanS' BULK ICE CREAM Specializing Church, & Residence ’The the bride of Douglas Anderson, St. Patrick’s day were present at came - a of Mr. and. Mrs. G. Anderson, St. C. son Mass and dinner arranged for by pelebrated Cloud. The Be L. J. Ohotta Heating Roofing See . Chapain [orb Richard Scully, who the Mass. the bride Attending us were . . claims the Hartford Karen Gloria Zak, Judy diocese his Sunstrom, Sheet‘met’alwork as JOHNSON'S $rgstrom, Shirley Kedrowski. Ann Insulation and home..The Mass celebrated by was bridegroom. illiam Wehr attended the the Very Rev. James Doyle, and Ushers Eugene Kedrowski su- were of the Columban perior Fathers Richard in Achy Little ‘ open-pollinarted Telephone Falls 144 hybrid and Japan, while the de- Hoeschen-Weisser sermon was . livered by the Most Rev. Raymond Sauk Centre.-—Miss Jane Weisser. Here’s the SEEAD'_CORN Beer That John Weisser. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lane, A. Superior General of Speaks for Itself Aloys Hoeschen, became the bride of Maryknoll, who _ completed just I Mr. Frank Hoeschen., of and Mrs. son making the of the Mary- visitation before: Nuptial Mass ofi‘ered April 24 SPRING, The n‘r in Our Lady the 'Angels church. of knoll DISTRIBUTED missions i’n Japan. COLD HAUCK , Renner‘celebrated Rev. S. A. the Mass. With few priests of Irish nai- so Mrs. Hoeschen Douglas Mentes and' Alma Cream Kemp’s Ice tionality Co._ in parentage attended bride. Melvin Hoeschen post-war the or and Boniface Weisser attended the Japan safe that it is other to say COAL 8. .SUPPLY co. bridegroom. Ushers Douglas Mente‘s were churches will be dedicated here to Ralph . Hoeschen. and Phone 567 St. Cloud. Minn. NP Grounds Many the Phone WENNER Patriarch of Ireland. So C0. 1471 Ways— THE great In Schellinger Bros. Cold Imple- Hardware, Furniture, Spring Music RAPIDS SAUK and Fuel, Furnaces ments, Cold :Spring Granite Prod- BUILDERS Plumbing Recital May 4 Reliable Contractors Embalming. Licensed Helpful Can Be I on , ucts ‘Cold Spring Phone 432 1 Phone 2355W vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv L 14th Ave. So. Cloud 121 St. Cold Spring—The .IRainbow SAUK St. Boniface 4 RAPIDS HDWE. CO. 1' t and Diamond Gray high school department of music + + + { grit feed poultry It} at; your or will’present its students in the I 4 dealer. : Furniture DIAMOND RINGS annual spring recital Friday Appliances, Hardware, eve- Major ' 1 de- - listed here The firms ning, May ends 8:15 o’clock.‘ 4, at 0 Mil] from Cold the THE BRIDE TO BE FOR I The other students will be serire P Sauk Rapids, Minn. as- Spring Phone plant foundations, 375 for remembered sisted the high by school’s mixed be to WEIMAN BUTT '8. driveways, walks, etc. chorus other and smaller groups. I \ The following will take Joana part: 0 distributing A‘Plizhl granite-sand Aggregate “Walk Right" when & Buy and are you MELROS Slight, Thomas Stone, Mary 8091/.» Germain, Cold Spring, Morton St. St. Isle, at Wenner, Louise Sophia Fuchs, and Odessa. Minnesota. dif- in the / patronage your Phyllis Rausch, Lenora Thul, ‘WWJ 'fin'u'i'u'flr Nicholas Hafiley, Carol Dl'eis, Spring business. lines of ferent Co. Granite Cold Marilyn Backes, Yvonne Steichen, Gloria Dietman, Rosemary Koop, SCHNEIDER 'FORD EM P I R E ' SPRING. Leonette Theisen, Theisen, Anna +.'+ , COLD MINNESOTA + Melrose Rita Kuebelbeck, Motor Molly Russell, Co. 5" MEMORIALS, Inc. flaw-rams Yvonne Kraus, Jane FLOORING Mary C0. Wirtzfeld, Otto, Margaret Mal-y CENRE‘,‘ Phone ‘ MELROSE. MINN. 171 Melrose, Minn. Wanner, Mary Schwarzbauer, SAUK WE SPECIALIZE IN MEMORIALS Jeanette Steichen, and Judith FOR- CATHOLIC CEMETERIES CARPETING, - LINOLEUM. ‘ SALES- and SERVICE I Ann Warnel't. Empire Built—Eternal the Hills as, KNEELING PADS, TILING s ’Japanese Girl’ GirLScouIs Present gets 0 to; Assumes!» ~ AnNDTis BERGGEEEN The firms listed here de- 191/2 Ave., & Highway 52 9 Ii; IOSCHEIDER’S HATCHERY MAIN HOME FUNERAL be remembered to serve St. ClOud, Minn. a, a, FIVE AND DIME when Certified Leghorn: distributing U.S. White . you are . CORRIGAN C. A. ._ 4 U.S, Heavies Approved Self-Service in the patronage dif- A Complete, W Phone R 84 your 8.4 or Commercial and Feeds Variety Store Minn. ferent ' Sank lines Centre, of business. Poultry Supplies I CHICKS. aromas: BETTER . “Lansing; r 14—— j r STATE de- listed here The firms GOPHER ‘ 103 quality for best . PRINTING, remembered be to serve HATCHERY. distributing when are you Gold Star Chicks dif- the in patronage your People Eor Particular MOURNING O CARDS ‘ WEDDING INVITATIONS = business. of l ferent lines ’ SAUK CENTRE CHURCH 0 REPORTS OFFICE STATIONERY 0 _'___._____._l_. CHICK NAWKINIZID CHICK ORDINARY l. —i AUCTION 0 BILLS d— BUSINESS 0 FORMS Have Had Your Flocks BEACON- EQUIPMENT RONDESTVEDT .FARM MELROSE Blowout Trouble? THE IMPLEMENTS FARM McCORMICK-DEERING F; Supplies Jack Frost Freezers' Chicks Refrigerators—Home & Farm Phone 114 Melrose Minn. follow the thousands If example Ssuk of Centre so. , raisers of poultry have discovered who \ JACK FROST Something CHICKS. L Fill brand interest! and of extreme new It with \his form and return in your LITCHFIEL’D and address: name * Number\pf_ Planned Chicks .......... .0...— SCOUTS, 18, GIRL troop American girl; Ann SENIOR Lippsemeyer, Mary J Breed Desired .1'. pre- ucnemann, ............ .. . chorus; accompanist; Farrington, Day piano Beverly Old ?. pnoDUCE row. Girl \ Operetta Japanese the at e, ~sented l . , Pullets? Lauermann, Margaret ‘Jane Ann Japanese servant; listed ‘THOS. Institute in the matinee evening performances and __ here de- The firms BRENNY Knops,‘ Straight-Run Goetten, prologue. Seated right; Carol left to 'building They‘are hospital. . the Veterans’ and also at co. P. Prices Date Wanted remembered We Pay Highest Japanese dancer; Virginia girl; be Your Pbpp, the Japanese for‘ to serve performance'at epilep- the state also scheduled for a -Name Marjorie Joanne Koshiol, American governess; distributing girls ill Cambridge May The (left tic-colony 10. when are MAYTAG FRIGII)AII{E are you (and Addnas Laubach, chorus POULTRY, and Schneider, Japanese Joan EGGS, wool] HIDES - ; Colleenv standing, Hall, chorus; right), Yvonne to dif- PHILCO RADIOS in the cousin. Not pictured is Mary Ann' Noehring, patronage music your JACK FROST' HATCHERY Japanese Johnson, xCatherine Wanner, cousin; .Foley, Minn. Phone 86 bdsiness. MINN.‘ directed ' major Benedict’s college, St; who the at Ms'll'ian of Marilyn lines chorus; Kersting, chorus; Woods, ferent MELROSE, ,Box St. SOS-R Cloud, Minn. chorus; Gwen Wampach, girl; Marlys American performances.~—_(Bob Molitor photo) I“ J l l , . \ ‘ 'i . e - I hfi‘rgi") 'gnlg‘u 1.1,». .__,V .._,.-_. . L