St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
June 22, 1951 · Page 2 of 4
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CLOUD THE ST. REGISTER THREE 1951 PAGE 22, Friday, June \ I I A" Young Offer First‘lvlosses Priests ' HATS! STETSON . For Men—'— CLOTHES! KUPPENHE‘IMER SQUARE SHOES! CROSBY s THE CLOTHES” "NEW STORE u Cloud St. Office in Post Opposite the 7‘.--.- the—— Shop Stop and at GROCERY CASH REHMANN Reasonable Are Prices Our Cdld Take Out Beer to STORE HOURS Frozen Fresh and 9:00 8:00 Week Dun pm am — and Meat: Vegetable: 12:30 8:00 Sundays pm In — Phone Cloud 2013W St. North 1719-3rd Street hum“ 0‘2 M FATHER O.S.C., ROBERT ZYLLA, of Mr. and son Zylla, St. Cloud, Mrs. Joseph J. offered his First Solemn Mass in St. John Cantius’ church. Here the priest is giving young Father blessing Richard Kujawa, Breckenridge, who is about to a nnnnu\ sing the Gospel. Behind Father Zylla is Father Peter Kroll, to pastor of St. John Cantius’ church—(Carl Fritz photo) 65 Given Confirmation EVER FATHER GERALD MACHO, O.S.C., of Mr. and son - Ceremony Duelm In in Mrs. John Macho, St. Cloud, offered his Solemn Mass in St. Mary’s Cathedral. He is pictured here giving his blessing the to NEWLY ORDAINED SEVEN PRIESTS celeb‘rated congregation the end at of the Mass. Kneeling (left before him for genuine are a Solemn Masses Flrst June. of thelr the diocese One right) Father to Arthur Hoppe, Cathedral assistant who deacon, 1n in was class of children Duelm—A 65 Markfort, Jerome Neuman, R01- and Father Aloysius Lucking, O.S.C., Hastings, Neb. who sub- Father Bernard Mischke, O.S.C., Mr. and Mrs. them of’ was was son COLD-CLEAR- adults received Confirma- and and Schaefer, and W’ayne Stay; two deacon.——(Bob Molitor photo) Mischke, First Boniface’s Joseph F. whose Mass took St. place in tion Coadjutor Bishop from Peter Mrs. assisted him. Floyd Abfalter, Margaret in Melrose. Two uncles Father Mischke church of 50-Year-Old W. Bartholome in St. Lawrence’s Benedictine Ann Balder, Joan Balder, (left right) Father Matthias Hoffmann, Mel— Alice Pictured-here to TU-THE-FLUOR are church here. ' O.S.C., Hast- Brambrink, Patricia Mischke; Father Mischke, Ann Chmie- Father Bernard Benno rose; The class presented Bishop the 0namia.—(Carl lewski, Donna Chmielewski, Father Fridolin Mischke, O.S.C., Kath- Neb.; and ings, Mass Offers Solemn Isl' with check for for the $42.55 KELVINATOR Corrigan, a leen Agnes David, photo) Fritz preseminary fund of the diocese, Jeanne Halfman, Elizabeth Half- assisted the Priests who at Makes Low Provisions cere- Mary Jane Halfman; man, with Acrpss-the-Top Fathers C. M. Haupt, monies Collegeville.——St. were delivered by John’s abbey The Henry, Carol J Herbst, Car- sermon was an St. Patrick’s; John A. Kroll and Eidenschenk, church the of the first the John Very Rev. Jackels, was oline B scene rnice Jaeckels, Freezer Chest! . Wey, Foley; D. M. O’Dris- Richard Solemn ab- Mass of 50-year-old Ben- John’s O.S.B., subprior of St. Grace Jaeckels, Gladys Jaeckels, a Veterans’ Survivors For I V. J. coll, Clear Lake; Wotzka, edictine monk. bey. Jurek, Laura Patricia Kampa, Damn Gilman; Adalbert Wagner, Prince- Kathleen Kosloski, Th Rev. Roland Lois Kuhn; with the Behrendt, The festive rite began N. Junker, Foreston; P. Dom- ton; Creator,”~a Ruth Kutz, O.S. joined Lind, Mari- Annette by his “Veni Benedic- intoning of lChe was inic Barthelemy, 0.P., Boyce, La.; ., confreres lyn Loehlein, tine graceand Dolores Maslonkow- June day invoki the guid- 3, the hymn on g Cloud; and L'. Vossberg, St. Roger 0f importance Service his Civil bene— ploye and to great sur- Joan following ski, Maslonkowski, Violet his ordination the of th Holy Spirit, by the to ance Frank, Henry military pastor. include credit for the fits vivors of of World veterans priesthood Miller, Louise St. Moeller, Mary in Mary’s Cathedral newly ordained celebrant. Father Ann war service. cannot these credits And the Confirmation In class Pollard, were Yvonne Regnier, by Coadjutor Bishop Phyllis Peter W. Roland his blessing II is then amendment the to to new gave a possible be make. granted to John Abfalter, Alton Brambrink, a Bartholome. Sakry; First those his who had for Social Security which come law, grants lump-sum increase payment to Glen Kampa, Hinkemeyer, Roger or followed. Marjorie Sakry, Orrine Schae- Mass Mass. The Solemn The Rev. Cosmas-Dahlheimer, each credits for lump of $160 that previously wage was Gerald Charles Miller, sum Kowarsch, a fer, Sandra Schendzielos, Donna O.S.B., professor fifty of the classics born Father Roland military month of world II was war paid, before Robert Pollard, Michael Schend- if the veteran-died Secord, Mae Judith Secord, Linda and novice In St. John’s, master at in Danzig, Geignany. years ago serv1ce. ' Sept. zielos, Whalen Stay, Richard Ab- '1. Stay, Lucy Thering, \ Jeanette Father Roland’s and assistant 1938 America, he to Since these was credits be given came may Dependent than Chmielewski, FEATURES falter, Gerald Ernest parents more Wakeman, and Rose Winkelman. ' priest. The Rev. Eugene Heinen, lived in St. for eight Paul whether the died years NOW! not veteran Iil’rioe shown ls for deliv '[HESE GET or receive So- 65 of Jurek, James Kampa; years age may in wit 0.S.B., and kitchen the Rev. Richard St. Eek- before entering the novitiate your at in service discharge, after or sur- Security cial if the de- Richard payments Richard Kutz, Neuman, 5-Year Protection Plan. Solemn roth, O.S.B., both clerics Communion studying John’s. State Chest! and local vivors in where taxes ex- Freezer across-the—top Big 26-lb. pay- '- many cases serviceman contributed ceased Regnier, Alten Secord, Bernard as Price and sped tra. St. John’s, at deacon and school, After attending possible under the ments were not summer tlons chance subject were to half of their and half-bushel much support, Bernard Weisz, Lawrence Abfal- CriSper Drawer width Full as subdeacon, without respectively. nouns. Another St. Father Roland will to old law, will eligible return be for . . . now child if widow, widower, Stephen Corrigan, Clarence ter, no or of-moist—cold! Received Duelm cleric, in Frater Aidan McCall, John’s Ger- continue teaching monthly benefits. to Because of these monthly be entitled to Kosloski, Ervin Hilary Kampa, can pay- O.S.B., Control Bafile storage Humidity of ceremonies. master space service-connected cred- : : : was man. new wage ments. meats! substan- its, others receive for Burlhelemy Geraldine may Ordinarily, proof dependency, of BORGERI PRODUCTS CONCRETE tially increased These payments. super-dependable class Duelm.—A girls Kelvinator’s of 13 Powered by and filed within be two must years credits be used determine to can 11 received Solemn boys Com— Polarsphere! daugh- Paul after the death of in Gets St. Degree son or a the monthly benefits amount of munion in St. Lawrence’s church their Regardless of loads of ter. present ofshelfs ft. 13.9 room oe payable his survivors sq. in to case June . . . 10. of however, de— parents Concrete, wide! Cinder, Way-lite and Pumice Blocks age, a cabinet only 24 4" in «his death of at a age. any Miss Geraldine who died Alexandria. At ceased service afternoon ceremonies they man more Concrete Well-Curbings,’etc. Joints, Lintels, — trim! Strata-Blue Brilliant new Credit Given than have daughter Mr. enrolled until Barthelemy, of, and in the scapular two! by years $0 were June Barthelemy, 1951, ile that proof. Leo received their Father Henry Frank. 30, Mrs. Just to pastor, South of the Airport Cloud Telephone 4453 St. Military Service a ‘ For {ME Kelvinator! Value-Priced Great, See this "I! Families who die— degree the ‘Boys in the of bachelor science from class James veterans of P.0. Box 636 Res. 532 were including legislation widows with minor chil- Chmielewski, James Kampa, Former Catherine in Earl did College St. St. not of pro- who have died in Schaefer, B Winkelman, vide dren of credit for military service veterans Paul. d e r n a r any ' THE MAYTAG SHOP service—should inquire promptly Dennis Herbst, Eugene Kowarsch, where death occurred in Barthelemy majored in service Miss ‘ the St. Schendzielos, Raymond than about possible benefits Patrick three occupational after at minored therapy and or more years Cloud Kutz, Richard Ru- social security office. In J aeckels, James discharge, where ension in speech. She volunteered for has or a or V 52m By 3&2. imam. possible hoff, James Wegman. compensation the and 1e most payments medical service with the are cases, was paya army little Girls the class Elizabeth Phone though the had in Veterans’ Administration. veteran active will duty and were even corps assume 5th Ave. 12 So. St. Cloud 49 - in civilian Abfalter, Rosann David, Delia Mil. employment jobs These it is im- credits, lieutenant second Sept. 15. wage or no as a on 301W 522mm Marilyn’Winkelman, Judith social ler, covered by the security portant granted to note, not pro- are Cathedral Chmielewski, Darlene David, Ce- gram'. Benefits be paid for World military service, II cannot Corps Drum un- war Miller, Marjorie Winkelman, cilia claim is filed. if the federal less veteran was em- a a c-. Elks Contest Victors UNIFORMS Barbara Gertrude Con‘igan, Em- There vocation is better time family no' for have to ’ -3: you your School Miller, merich, Carol Jurek, Ruth Religious FOR '. |taken portrait than while today, he is still at now, __‘ The Cathedral high school Joan Weisz. drum and home. for ~ And the member members into the going or bugle first and place corps won service (or already glad furnish, of in) free to we are WheatOn Parish Held ls QUIZ in the drum and bugle section ANSWERS TO in at portrait charge, pocket miniature family of a your ‘7-b 8-b the convention 1-b 3-c 4—b 5-2. Elks in 2-c 6-a state of which he with him all times. at can carry it’s Brainerd. 9—b 10-c .vxusu Sandra Steffes, chil- Miller, Mary Wheaten—A total of 106 05m " RUBBER ‘3‘ Rm. De- é? “fa Patricia Sullivan, 5091/2 vacation Schuster, attended religious dren . - Joyce Wholen- and school Maria parish here. lores Wieser, in Ave St. Germaina 5 received class children haus. Jandclz'r A of 14 0 Communion First and Solemn 18 Communion Receiving Solemn g? 146 Phone $3 H Communion the close the of at Phil- Doll, va- John Deal, Jerome were 1}, 0%.? PHOTO GRAPHGR The communicants cation school. N STAMPS Hills, Fix, Roger lip Lee Hennen, their baptismal also renewed Shirley Braun, vows Zeller, Joseph enrolled in scapular and the Marie were Cunningham, Rose Patty Style their Father Nicholas by pastor, Kathleen Winchell, Mae Deal, Ida A. Kraemer. ' Gaulrapp, Fridgen, Carole Anne Made the Assisting in conducting to va- Hennen, Janette Hills, Sharon cation school Sister classes Plus F Sandra were Shirley Hills, Marcus, Ar- it IIICIIln . Bene- Doris Sister and Aneceta, Lois and Weber, - dell Stephens, Order dictine Sisters Dumont. of Margaret Neiderbaummer. “Angel” boys Make attendants the Communion for 1st Plus Quality 'Making their Communion Jimmy John Lokken, First Hennen, were \§ Just the wanted give Sweetland, Rey Cunningham, Michael Deal, and Billy Leo us copy were Shirley Ander- Mil- girls, Fenno, Billy Howard, Francis and the for the Stamp, the di- and on -.‘ Mary Sullivan, ler, Garry Vye, Steffes, Ashley Carole Kruger, Minimum son, Plus mensions. Mary Simon Zeller, Penelope Fenno. Lois Braun, and The Fritz- Cross 00. 9 Movie \‘Current Ratings Price STATIONERS—BINDERS Equals PRINTERS—LI THOGRAPHERS Value includes theaters list The following movies appearing in Expert at POWER Belgrade, Alexandria, Bertha, Eagle Bend, Fergus these towns: 26 AVENUE 6TH NORTH ST. CLOUD Prairie, Cloud, Falls, Foley, Little Falls, Parker-s Randall, St. Sauk Centre, and Wheaton. 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