1’53” ’I":"I”-:‘I ‘ — ' "-‘I ' ffim‘ii'flgf 27:3", " -'"VV:-'—’im"wfl '7 r” JP" 7"!“ 'l‘i‘ 45' ’lgfv‘l“”,"m 59‘ *1?” faith T 4' "T " Fifi ";77':I‘l'":1£~ -1 '—! — Tim-WTI’I .‘Il- JIM," l" #7.}? “ H v T‘ifi't ,’~_,E‘¢"f_l_i'-"“j2; '0‘ '- u “'7 T," “ “tin- i ‘ H‘ ' ‘ :r — I n; I J" . V y . ; ' ' c' ' - t ‘ - - -, r . . . ‘ V . - , L \ ‘Ii I s \ I, . II ; : I ' I ~ . L I V A THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER 1951 May 25, PAGE FIVE Friday, - - ‘ The Faith, the of the Men’s for Joseph’s Modern St. Choir Propagation Gym Inc. Society Belle Prairie This is at ‘ : (LEGAL TITLE) Building Institute PIIILco Cloud, Minn. St. Will Be Dedicated ,by Bishop "7}? Home and Foreign Missions Frank, Director Diocesan Rev. Henry "3 deceased) Perpetual (living 40.00 member or Refrigerator ................................ 100.00 Family membership Perpetual .. ..... recreational Prairie—The all children, both and membership includes (This parents Belle facilities Our Lady at of-the Angels’ school will be- living and deceased.) brought date ‘when to the Most Rev. Peter W. Bartholome, WEEK Coadjutor Bishop ,St. of up 1.00 (one Ordinary member year) the Cloud, dedicates . Mother Memorial Ignatius '- gymnasium Sunday afternoon, new membership—- Family on membership (known the Special ~ as .v 27, May at o’clock. 2 deceased, others. living enrolled, besides the ’nine or one 6.00 enrolled for year) be Varied Program one may ........................................ .. the for education of perpetual burse for the A 'man young a Of ,Sports Planned 2,000.00 priesthood «she 150.00 catechist for year For of the support a .......................... .. which The building, been has student through his seminary new scholarship A supporting one under construction during the past 750.00 ' course A will enable Belle the Prairie year, than clearly sisters Viet-Nam Catholic understand, offer their pupils to more a year- the free- Buddhists round in of The ‘ sports. s program Asia Beochheod Inside com- pagans or "freedom" that bination gymnasium dom and‘ audito- movement, all there only In Asia is involves Communist control rium has seating under capacity of 500 one a Catholic nation—the Philippines, Cath- The loss liberty. and includes total of modern full stage, a a which isolated from the main- is imperialism basketball'court, olics Red two as courts, a cross see u: the the land by of clothing, grandmother’s shuffle boards,‘volley watery wolf ball in court, spaces an I choir ST. OSEPH’s men’s J pictured here with their A Pacific. But there another South is good, and masquerading shower evil and storage rooms, room. as a priced a low director,l So Marian Shown the Rev. Roth, O.S.B. in the front where within itself Asia the country The they refuse participate in floors glazed of tile. The to are so claims faith people the the build- resistance armed right) Father Marian, Lauermann, over-all (left James Harvey of the to measurements per strong more to row are at thousand than does in sections it French Communist Gen- led by the organist, and Arthur Pfannenstein; ing, which designed Botz, Mary Beste, second by Fred was row, little This the of America. is Chi Minh. Traynor, eral, Ho St. Cloud Pfannenstein, John Rennie, Ralph Notsch, and architect, is Kenneth Philip Wag- 51 coun- STROBEL'S formerly known Viet-Nam, of Catholics have The Viet-Nam feet. try Louis. 80 A Not pictured is Vernon connects a x passageway ner. of Indochina. Here six tradition of the faith; long 31,3}; cent the it existing building. per to Folls as many with easy Women FergLIs Catholics—com- the citizens descended them from of in are mar- are Following 1, the dedication cere- China and pared in Church The seed the of cent to Credit tyrs. one per Convenience! was the students of the academy mony, ' TRADE IN India, of planted the 16th quarter here cent in century one per one will short choral present a pro- Enjoy Varied Program than three less Japan, and French, and in by the Portuguese, per The public is invited in- to gram. of dio- Alabama. the Refrigerator Some Your Old in little the when Spanish missioners, cent the building and visit spect new . . g I“ Viet-Nim have of Twentyafive country still free. . more ceses was the grounds of the boarding school, introduce Christian Falls—A Catholic principles Fergus 'I NOW! those Indianapo- Catholics than of can the outstanding Catholics of were . which in 85 extent. some are acres thinking and acting. Guest of Daughter-Mother party Portland: Fort in lis, Wayne, made when was martyrs century or ago - a held recently and interesting Named for Buichu the Catholics, numbering Kathryn Johnson, Indochina. Be- France conquered an as accompanied well varied divided 200 Maureen the by Bergerud, they owned program was pre- 200,000, as two among cause sang are same re- Noted Convert See Before us Frederick Heisel sented. Mrs. villages, here there $00 and ligion solos, “Mother” the hated French "inter- and “May the are as The of the feature greeted You the guests. Buy them built by churches, all of lopers," Good they killed Lord Bless and Keep You.” in were a The gymnasium has been named the the evening's parishioners themselves. bloody these uprising, and Miss Margaret Schultzmeviewed program was men, Mother the Ignatius Memorial in You Philco Refrigerators movie, Com showing the of who’ bravely bore witness the the former best seller, Car- The b Viet-Nam today to is torn a by honor of the venerable World, produced foundress Change the faith dinal, by Henry M. Robinson. She century ich 'ASHFORD three-cornered canon- a ago, were strange, war, w 209.95 from Father Keller, founder of James ized last Rome. in told, with warmth of the Franciscan Sisters Belle Jewels and understand- of I7 the the for coming fa: summer pattern set may . in col- The Christopher the faith still movement, spreading 'of is in ing, the the priest, other lands. story struggle in Prairie, Mother Ignatius Hayes, DIRECTOR young many “DY IULOVA Hollywood with several Viet-Nam laboration the of midst in its Stephen Fermoyle, who is the lead- There the French, who T5 Jewels want 17 Jewels are who noted from convert was a of the trouble personalities. The object and turmoil. An entire vil- Expansion 0 ing Bond character in Expansion Bracelet keep the their col- the novel. She 5‘ country to .as . Anglicanism in the last century. r“. lage Christopher is of to $3575 6,000 recently received $4500 movement outlined his the who en- rise the eminent Communists, native to was ony; the people Church, in which added to enter conversion, this Following her 40,000 dignity of Cardinal his wish make it slave dependency from be- more courage re- to 9. a of in which they last fields endeavor MSTROBEL’ of clear-sighted converts ginnings Moscow, and the humble parish priest. markable estab- decided year. 8 to as a woman patriots, who independence want Frank Mrs. O’Meara poured at community missionary lish of a 3—wa- ». both of Russia and France. ST. CLOUD’S the refreshment table decorated sisters Prairie and chose Belle for REQUIESCANT- PACE IN This third spear-headed with is candles and Host- sweet the foundation site. The mother- Appliance Headquarters group peas. Jewelry V by the Catholic laity—for they Mrs. Robert Wise and is located house of the sisters in .J. esses were Mrs. Roy several I-lmtgen, cochairmen; Rome, but important GERMAIN ST. ST. CLOUD glIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|||||I||I|I|II||||II||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|l||IIl|||IIE 614 Jean Dillman, Miss Miss Mardonna the United houses located in are John A. Eizenhoefer brother, in another Barney. Dela; and wt Prainie Bartholet, Mrs. V. Sr.; Belle E. O’Meara, States. The convent Rockville. g ROSARIES Cloud.—Requiem St. Mass offered was Wolf Walter Mrs. school for boys George Mrs. Hoppert, and maintains bording a May the Cathedral 5 in for John A. tit}. Albany.——-—Funeral school services J and girls of John were con- Eizenhoefer, who died May Burial grammar age. 50, 2. ennen. church Dolor: ducted Seven May in 10 in Calvary The following cemetery. was George May for Wolf, who died 7. I 73, “l' children survive: Mrs. 'Paul Emslander, 25% late the Mr. Wolf the of son John, was om Jr.; Cecilia, Donald Laverne. George Wolf, pioneer and Margaret Donna Mae, Three g and Joyce Beverly. DEDICATION I couple the Stearns and youngest county brothers and four’sisters also survive: E a'ndBLESSINo Law- their children. A brother. of six George, Eirenhoefer, Christ, and Joseph also He Richmond, survives. rence, Cloud; Joseph; St. Mrs. John Dsnzl. St. +‘ i Wolf. leaves nephew, Edward Waite Park; Mrs. a, John Blommer, Mrs. Large Selection Clark Henry Mrs. John \IAnderson, Saul: Rapids: and . Cloud. Walter Urhanski. St. Elk Riven—Requiem Mass of- was i 20% Save John Paulsen Mrs. who May Henry Clark. fered 9 for 86. on i died May Father JOSeph Trobec of- 6. Harm—Funeral services were con- the of church. fered Andrew's the Mass in St. Joseph's April church ducted 27 in St. new ’ The daugh- relatives surviving four are John Paulsen. who died Mrs. 67, for A s Pink, Mrs. Ethel Pink, Mrs. Rose ters, Mixers SMALL Electric Mahowald April offered Monsignor 24. i Mrs. Clark: Eunice Garding. Margie MOTHER and Mass. the Requiem Burial in the was ELECTRICAL Toasters Clark. and Henry Mr. Clark was Paulsen one son. parish Mr. survives cemetery. MEMORIAL“ IGNATIUS S member Andrew’s parish. of St. Joseph Kum- with children: Mrs. a. five APPLIANCES Irons, etc. Verhey, Sr. Bernard Ray, Victor, and John, Jr.; Peter, g met, all Picrz. Long of Prairie.—Funeral services were Edward A. Langer Mrs. conducted May in St. Mary of Mt. 7 AUDITDBIUM GYMNASIUM— Carmel’s church Bernard Verhey, for Requiem Pierz.—Solemn Mass Was Sr., who May Father George 85. died 4. i in Joseph's church offered April St. 21 Rauch the Requiem Muss. offered A. Langer, who Mrs. Edward 24, for Burial in the parish Sur- cemetery. was April Monsignor Maho- died 17. Edward viving the following children: Theo- "s are by wald ofiered Mass, the assisted PRAIRIE—May Hartford; dore, Bernard, Jr.. Reynolds; 27; BELLE GRADUATION WATCHES i Earl Boldt, and father Father Pierz: “ ' Mrs. William (Marie) Lorentzen. Chi- Wilfred Lastrup. Mr. Langcr Birk, sur- 11L; (Anna) Mrs. Frank Hudallu. @- cago, vives with children. Bernice. 1: two [>1 Wyler, Elgin, Hamilton, Paul; (Agnes) Gerlach, Bulovo St. Mrs. Tony , Others surviving Harvey, and 4. are DMON'S Little Harold Souk: Mrs. (Rosalia) g Richard her father brothers, and two Erdman, Hastings: Mrs. Thomas (Mar- and Herman Jammn. JEWELRY Chicago: garet) Nickles, and Anthony, George Nieters who is the forces and is ata- in armed l in Verhey also tioned Japan. Mrs. Clara, died City.—George Nieters. who eur-‘ vives. A August. preceded his parish May buried in the 5, son, was ceme- Upstairs Across from Penney’s ST. CLOUD ’ in father death. Re May following uiem Mass. 8 tery a Louis Eberle Mrs. is He survived by sister, Anna, Hol- a filllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII||I|III|I|II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|I|II|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE. . la brother, nd: Herman, in Wing, N. Long Prairie.—-—Requiem Mass a was offered April in St. Mary of Mt. 18 was Louis Eberle. Csrmel's church for 65, Father Kamp- who died April 15. Fred offered Mass. the Burial in the sen was parish‘ Mr. Eberle survives cemetery. children: with the following Alex, An- IS YOUR EAVORITE MERCHANT HERE? Bend. drew, Robert, all Eagle and of . brother, Also surviving Matt Col- is a. ling, Long of Prairie. John Farley Mrs. appearing Read the following alphabetical list-of advertisers this of in issue Staples.——Mrs. John Farley, died 82, Staples the hospital May and in 4 was the ST. CLOUD REGISTER. If favorite merchant is listed, him remind buried Sacred Heart church May from not your Mass. Rev. Requiem High The with 7 :1 of the large Catholic purchasing he' reach through these columns. Motley power Paul Schmelzer of ofiiciated. can Burial in Evergreen Sur- cemetery. was advertisers. Patronize these They Catholic Press. support your husband, three viving her and sons. are daughter. one Alice Litchy Mrs. St. Cloud.—Solemn Requiem Mass for Litchy Mrs. Alice offered May 7 was Angels’ church. Father John in Holy l assisted by Lsky celebrant. Father koerber was A Paint Shop W Valentine Klimek, deacon; and Father . Anderson, Lumber J. Co. Kn'app F. Plumbing Weidner's & Heating William Furlan, subdeacon. Father Porwoll, O.S.B., St. Joseph, offi- Method Appliance Kollmann Repair Center Monumental Weiman Butt Jewelers & Calvary . burial rites in ciated at ceme- Assumption Cemetery Works in Also the present sanctuary tery. ALEXANDRIA were‘~the Monsignor C. Thic- Rt. Rev. C I. hault. P.A.; the S. Ziolkowski, Anderson Rev. T. Funeral Home Catholic War Veterans Benedict Virnig, Rev. the Rev. the Ladner Hardware 0.S.B.: and the Rev. Method Porwoll, Coca-Cola Bottling Co. COLD SPRING_ Lakeland Bakeries, Inc. Roger L. Vossberg. I Colberg, R. Dr. G. Cold Spring Granite Co. Litc Mrs. 79 Born in Foley, y was Conlon Construction M Co. Children old Nov. 6. 195 years on Eisenschenck F. J. . Joseph Mil- surviving Mrs. Stat-ck. are Maytag Shop Richard waukee. Wis.: Mrs. George and D The Wenner Co. Metal Roofing & Cornice Co. Maurice,“ Sauk Earl, Cloud; Centre; St. Damon’s Jewelry William, Molitor Archie Stillwater: Drug Co. Zarske, Mrs. FOLEY Daniel Funeral Home Cloud: Ralph, Little Falls. Also St. and Murphy, Jame H., Insurance Dietman’s Thos. P. Brenny Co. Grocery brothers three sister: surviving and . a are Metzroth's Thomas, and Kenenth Maurice Thomas Dinndorf and Paint and Patrick Margaret Foley; and LITTLE FALLS Wallpaper Store N Thomas. Cloud. St. Donlin Bares Hardware Co. Company Richard, William, and Three nephews, \ Nelson Construction Co., three Ed- Paul Thomas, and Donovan’s Real Sausage gransons. Curran Drugs Willmar Litchy, and Nierengarten, Jack ward New Clothes Lee LaFond, Furrier Store the pallbearers. Ted Ostmoe. were E the Daughters Erin Representing of Northern States Power Co. Mushel Drugs Electric Motor Service Mmes. A. G.‘ Wahl, the in escort were Erickson Mackrell, Electric William Mar- Service Hugh Gallagher, Simonet Funeral Home R Mary and Kupus. Louise Stewart, garet W. C. Weber World Gold Star Mothers of 'Rehmann Barrett; Cash Grocery F Jaskowiak, F. J. Mmes. Frank II. war Fandel's LONG PRAIRIE Krebsbsch, Strobel. Anna John Boese, S . Fourth, Ward Market Hortsch: Schwinden, and J. P. A. F. Long Prairie Creamery St. Cloud Electric Co. Holy Angels' Altar society. Mmes. Fritz, Carl, Photographer and Ass'n. Kamrowski. I-Iimsl, Genevieve Joseph Cloud St. Fur Shop J. Klein, W. Martha Heim, Joseph G St. Cloud Hospital ' MELROSE lleinen. Crahan, Agnes and Gamble's St. Cloud Men’s‘ Inc. Store, Joseph Hiemenz Memorials, Empire Inc. Gluek’s Beer St. Mary’s Credit Union Hieménz. Buckmsn.—Joseph A. 68. Litchfield Co. Produce Granite City Electric Co. Little Schellinger Gabriel's hospital in Bros. died in St. , injuries received in of Falls April 26 ,Granite City Hatcheries an Loscheider’s I Five & Dime Schneider Flooring Co. offered Requiem Mass accident. auto was Schroeder Jewelry Melrose Beacon Burial church. Michael’s April in St. 30 H Security Federal Savings & Mrs. Hie- parish in the cemetery. wns Melrose Motor Co. Hall, Mathew, Lumber Co. Three with 11 children. survives Loan Association menz Hauck Coal & Supply also survive: Co. brother and sisters one Seven-Up Bottling Co. SAUK CENTRE I sanitarium, Camilla, Joseph’s St. Sister Hyneman, Arthur W., Insur- Sivinski's Funeral Home Amenia. Schneider. Mrs. Mary St. Cloud; Main Arndt’s Hatchery ance Lake, Hiemcnz, Rice Snow’s Dak.: Rose Hatchery N. Home Berggreen Funeral Hiemenz, Cloud. A. St. Wis.: and F. Stafford Bros. Jewelry I ' Gopher State Hatchery Strobel’s Jewelry Ives Ice Cream HoIecek Hostess Mrs. Spring Hill Parish Rondestvedt Farm Equip- J ment Jackson, Frank W., & As- T Brushvnle Circle in To socaites, lnc., Architects SAUK RAPIDS Traynor, Fred V., Architect Oscar Krieg Tscliumperlin-Williams Fu- K Mis- Brushvale.—St. Harold’s nerol Home Contractors: K & Sauk Rapids Hdwe. of the Following H Co. Compliments Electric Co. the recently in sion circle met - Kemps Ice Cream Thielman Co. Hardware Co. Union State Bank Holecek. Edward home Mrs. of NELSON ' the business meeting, Followin quilted CONSTRUCTION the circle the of ers co. mem Why,- packed old clothing, and blankets, The Next Time You Buy——Tell Your Merchant A and books. The time made scrap is meeting place the next to of _~ Tell him his ad in. you saw announced. be Minnesota Willmar, ‘n‘fi Rosary Languages 5 In '4 CONTRACTORS GENERAL .Q\\\\3‘1H radio Kansas City, Mo.—A zan'EAsaLCAmMJB-E the recitation broadcast featuring languages, Rosary five the in of with the introductory prayers, an- MOTOR ST.ClOUDR GISTER nouncement mysteries, and the of PLUMBING SERVICE INC. ELECTRIC HEATING, KNAPP 8. English, final in was a prayers I ~ “I American feature of Am an observance The broad- Day” here. COURTHOUSE SQUARE 152. NO. 808 HIGHWAY 104 KCKN and cast was more over Cloud, Minnesota St. of dis- Minnesota than them St. Cloud, Home 30 most Delivered Circulution persons, Paid \ in placed took the part persons, OEFICIAL CATHOLIC Polish, R0 recitation in CONTRACTOR NEWSPAPER ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 16 FOR CENTRAL MINNESOTA COUNTIES PLUMBING HEATING sary 8: French, German, Spanish,‘ and Hungarian.