a“, THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER 1951 FOUR PAGE Friday, July 13, Plachta Blesses Msg School Vacation HOME MUDERNIZING 0 PACE CREQUIESCANT HOME 0 FINANCING r. IN J. F. ANDERSON ' LUMBER C0. Cornerstone for New Concluded by ls ~ 9 ' BUILDING MATERIAL Joseph Ludwig Margaret Miller Joseph Scheffler l' 7- _ ofiered Sauk MOTI‘IS.—A Requiem Mass Centre—A Solemn Requiem ‘Eden ‘Valley.——Requiem wits Mass of— was PAINT AND COAL Church Assumption church for Jo- oflered July June in' Mass St. Paul‘s ‘Parkers Parish 16 2 in fered June Prairie Padua 18 Assumption in church was in St. chufih Cloud. Minn. wlfib Ludwig, ‘died June 14. Margaret Miller, seph 63. who for 77,- for Joseph Schetfler, who 77, died June Mass. Father John offered the June Father M. Kremer A. Fearon died 28. N. of— 15. Father A. J. Gruenes offered the Calvary _Mrs. Burial fered the. Mass. Father John McDonald Mass. in cemetery. Burial in the parish was was ceme- Ludwig survive. and Ray Donnay deacon and sub- and tery. Two stepchildren two survive, Florifert sons were respectively. Schmidt deacon, Burial in St. ’iH-ROED of Paynesville R ~< and Mrs. Adolph was Henry Tamm St. William’s Prairie—The cornerstone Padua.—Solemn Communion Parkers for and Paul‘s Surviving fol- Lenz the of Adrian. cemetery. One sister, Mrs. Henry are Albany.—Funcral Confirmation services brought close lowing children: Paul Miller, Kent; Sis- Fischer of Jordan, to con- three Zi/Ezlcfima/(ez were and brothers. laid blessed July construction here and under a church a :‘ ‘ was on Dolors church ducted July in Seven 3 Cloud: Joke Carlotta, St. Mrs. Ben Mer- of Hopkins, ter Tony Jordan, of ‘and religious two-weeks ti ' v a n c a o 805V: SAINIGERMAINST Wadena.‘ Plachta of Monsignor August Rt. Rev. who June Fa- the for Henry Tamm, died 30. 4 by Sauk Miller; John Centre; Notgar Jordan; of Adrian, ten, also survive. There age school in St. Anthony’s parish O.S.B., flared the Requiem ther Odilo, Mrs. Paul Doege. Sauk Centre; Mrs. 10 grandchildren. Mr. Schefiler Catholic this was will be the first church in a church The new here. the fol- Tamm rvives with Mass. Mrs. ‘ member William Faulkner. Detroit, Mich.: Mrs. of the Joseph St. s society. Cloud, St. Minnesota ‘ Edwin, lowing children: Norbert, Roman, Faulkner, Fran- Dennis Mandan, N. Dak.:’Mrs. community. Two class children and three A of 56 years ago EdmundFunk all Albany; belonging Ralph, and Ervin, of and distinction the of John Faulkner, and Mrs. to Detroit. Mich.: a Falls took Little Sisters of ciscan adults received Confirmation from New Munich—Funeral services There daughter, Helen, St. Cloud. were Lloyd Knese. St. Cloud. Also surviving are Communion class of first private conducted June hospital here and private 20 in Immaculate Con- Bishop Peter W. Bartholome. grandchildren, l 12 over uthe brothers a following 2mg sisters: are the parish. ception Edmund church for Funk, 19, new Raphael’s. The Rev. St. named\ it William Sicben, George ‘and Sie Twenty-six children received Sol- Gottwalt Mrs.. Rose en. who died June Father 17. John Funk. Others attending classes Frank Sieben. all Sank Mrs. of Centre: were O.S.B., chap- Cismowski, Hyacinth ENJOY Communion enrolled and uncle of the emn deceased, ofl‘ered were the ' Gottwalt. who died an Rice—Mrs. Rose ~ John Meyers, Mrs. May Dob- Freeport: Patricia and Alvin Hel- Kraemer .. . . has been ad— hospital, Mass. lain of the His the Scapular Lady parents, three brothers, in Our" of of and buried in the parish July 3, Mrs: ceme- Albany: Meyers, meier. Veronica was who besides the following lerman, sisters survive: Mr. and two Mrs. Se- Parkers Mass otter-ed the following Requiem ministrator of em tcry P 5 Mt. Carmel. H Mrs. Cecilia St. Paul; a St. Paul: Meyers, new bfifstian 'July Funk, Mrs. Leo Blonigen, preparing Confirmation for St. Immaculate church, in Conception 6 were and Mrs. George Wolf, Long Prarie. di- h been Prairie parish and .during' "vacation Classes the Martin: Mrs. W. Wieschmann, Elrosa: Rev. Victor Siegler ol’t‘ieiating. with the be administered future There 37 grandchildren and to at seven are a plans the building for the recting Raymond, and Joseph, and Walter, all Louis children survive: school Sister The following conducted by Miller great-grandchildren. Mrs. were a date: Earl Guck, James Hauer, was Here’s the Beer That home. at Burial in the parish church. Pierz; John Pratt and Lawrence, Mrs. was ceme- Mothers‘ new member the Christian of ICE CREAM Florencia and Sister Di Britto, so- Hellerman, Klimek, Joseph Harold tery. Rapids: Marvin Boles (Irene), Sauk Mrs. ’Following two-week religious ciety. ' Speaks for Itself a Benedictine Regular Sisters. reli~ Peter J. Mueller Waite Sharon Minneapolis;- ‘Martin, Kuhne, Roger Ludwig, (Anne), Pogatchnik Joseph school nine chil- here, vacation Jacob gion classes during the Mrs. Leo Popp (Rose), Bushman—Funeral Park; Mrs. services year were Ludwig, William Ludwig, Peter were con- including youthful Albany.—Requicm offered dren, two Mass Joseph. all of con- (Mary), Paul, and ducted Popp was June 20 in St. Michael's church taught by Sister Bonita Sis- and DISTRIBUTED and BY Dale Jerome Gothman, Nelson, Joseph/Pogutchnik, Juri‘e who for 80, 27 and surviving John Tennyson, 12, Rice. and sisters for Peter J. Brothers Mueller, who 69, died verts, June are Benedictine Sisters Vincent, te'r Burial in St. An- died June 23. John Hallin, Joanne Buschke, Anthony HeSch,~ Buckman: Father Mathew was 17. Paul Kunkel offered the received First Tennyson, LADY KEMPS Larry 11, thony’s Father August Elrosa. Kemp’s from cemetery. Ice Cream Theodore Hesch, Min- (0. Hcsch, Royalton; Mass. Mrs. Mueller survives with the Adelle Elaine Ber- Buschke, and Communion. The lads two Pogatchnik were officiated. Mrs. Preusser ICE CREAM CATERING Onamin; and following chi neapolis; Sister Laura. sur- Herman, Henry, Mrs. Children who confirmed ren: were quist. children: Mrs. with the following Father Hyacinth vives baptized by Minneapolis. There 62 grand- Anna Sitzm Mary, Mrs. Steve (Jeanette (Eugenial are n, Janice Schwieters, Junita a were Herbert ,AlbanYi Herbert. SChIeZeL great-grandchildren. Seairlenski, children and.Mrs. and 28 Joseph Raphael’s, the chapel St. in of Ph°n° St' Cloud' 567 M'nn' . Winter, Theresa . Rooney, Janice N- Dak-i VICLOT‘ St; Anthony: J Fargo. Cap. all Paul: of St. Mrs. Nick (Laura) 9th 2nd Call Ave. & No. 567 Frank Piekarski NIrl hospital. :' William Arthur, Henderson: Mrs. Cra- Georger' Mantador, Gruber, Schwinghamer, N. Ruth - Dak.; Andrew, Ann at Communion Others in the First Manta Spa/2L SchErpmg, Chntfield; Mrs. Ben Falls—Funeral servrccs' I Fergus home; Mrs. Ear] (Clara) mer. Thomsom were Bernice Rooney, Veronica Wiener, St- Millatd Nutter. Grey Eagle: Mrs. Victory Lady of held June 29 in Our Richard/Berquist, California; Leo Adri- Mrs. (Regina) class Hartnett, were Lahr, Alice The Dorothy Uhlenkamp, deserve firms listed here Ngs. to Aflbelrt.dVisaliaA 021m: Peter: Pieknrski. Fa- afid Frank church Mrs. pittsburgh, for pa..- Norbert, Brainerd. Buschke, Ralph Guck, enne' ' ,,.,, -._.— H. .— St.‘ Walter ie D assisted by Father nt Valeria Zimmermann, th thcr H. Wesslinrr, B. Mrs_ any. r. Henry (Mary) 0- 0150 an 0 h o 0 be r y remembered dis- “MH- 13:“:- when . , are Hallin, William Jerome, you Thomas ’ member the St. Anv katchnik of friend, Delano, family Hansel of R. Nebd Luke_ then“; in and was a J. STEDLER By DICK a Spaeth, Marion Wiener, Vera Mae ‘ Klimek,‘ thony Jeanetta and J society. tributing the dif— oft‘iciated. (LuVeI-n) Preachingki, who patronage to died your o y c e re. Kollmann, P i is. Bieringer, t a r c gglnyy. Burial the parish Mrnacls‘. These children enjoy the was in ceme- 6‘ “rent lines business. Dorothy Rooney, Rosalyn Jennis- "Group Spanish-Speaking his relief pitch- why Explaining Alice Rooney, Ellen Rose Co. sen, automotive take will not an ers Johnson, Ruth Ann Arens; the pitch- bullpen the lift from to Molitor Co. Drug Mary Jane Zimmermann, Jo- Stengel Manager. box, Casey er’s Phones 3864—5163-W School Summer Has 3rd nelle Winter, Jeanette Wiener, Yankees claims, York the New -of Cloud 8th No.—St. : 1350 Ave. AGENCY REXAI.L Laura Jane Kollmann, Dorothy Cadillacs and “they’re used to CITY & WIRING FARM Ebensteiner, Cora Uhlen- Mae smaller.” anything ride in won’t Specialty Prescriptions s Jennissen, Judith kamp, Adeline write Call for . free estimate ' or * * * Kodak « & l‘oiletrles Supplies Bremen, Delores Melvin Greener, Joseph’s Spanish edu- fels, O.S.B., both of St. Crookston.—The Horace Heck- “Well,” opines v CLOUD. MINN. ST. Arthur Moening, Richard Rooney, under direction parish in Moorhead and Bernard the cation Yanks ler, “those program can sure Wiener, James Winter, Donavan Schenk Crooks- engaged in the J. of Valdez Bishop F. of Now they pro- change now are in pre- a year. Bieringer, Philip Rooney, Lyle consecutive Moorhead. the third opened at ton Cadillacs, the but remember fer gram for! Uhlenkamp, Joseph Moening, Ron- Spanish— school the the that them win priests Ford helped Eleven Benedictine and summer ST. CLOUD ' ald’ Zaczkowski, Marvin, .Yarke, Crooks- spéaking the migrants i season.” Whitey Benedictine Sisters last nine pennant are con- CO. ELECTRIC Bremen, Ernest Bremen, Everett located in with sch ls diocese, ton Ford, classes. that ducting in is, are case you Bieringer, Geral‘d Bier- Robert Moorhead parish in Joseph’s St. click- cylinders aren’t thinking During six-week the the term, Electrical Contractors in Crookston. inger; Cathedral and the ing! given both children of Residential Commercial and are course a . ‘ Donald Uhlenkamp, Ronald - will of Kansas The University opening the Prior the of to subjects. sum- religious and secular Industrial Wiring , 1:; Jennissen, Donald Peters, James this fall campaign visited lead seminarians school, a mer facilities Tel. 2543 St. Cloud Boarding lodging and Eugene Wiener, Yarke, Kenneth b eliminate i Spanish-speaking people the to sports at o o n en— g Moorhead provided in both the are Gilbert Spaeth, James Peters, about practi- That is school children of roll events. as age. Crookston schools. and Schramel, Marvin Winter, Donald foot of the taking cal out O.S.B., as Reitmeier, Placid Father in From the ‘made the Spaeth, Anthony Jennisscn, Frede- football, and surveys baseball ball of out ERICKSON ‘ ELECTRIC Collegeville, abbey, ’s of St.’Joh Berihdictine learned the diocese, it of rick Moening, and Peters Edmund was hock hookeyl area of out Benito cleric, and a usual number than Smaller that Wie James a as * a er. Collegeville, SERVICE O.S.B., also of Garia, a “Workers have migrant of the Adults confirmed Harry come were has Phog Allen, who been with the assisting one pro- from’ now are, labor in this Texas to Olbekson, and Allen Biedleman, year personalities in the booed of most Crookston. in gram Wiring and Fixtures beet fields. the sugar Glenn Hamilton. “booing is claims modern sports, - assists Placid also Father among made Solemn Cmmmunicants According the reports to really were That for 626 morally wrong.” is Cloud 3rd Ave. So. St. ' people. Spanish-speaking the Janet Janice Donndelinger, who Bieringer, by Claude Arens, sur- that is! the birds boobirds, . Eisénschenk, . . Father Elmer Fisher 'and Yvonne the Crookston Essler, Paul Jenn'gssen, veyed * * * Schrei- Ferdinand O.S.B., Father nationals Mexican Mary Gerald K011- Ann Johnson, many areas, Quipper Today’s Guest WM minus... Spanish-speak- Moening, replaced the Magdalen have Carol man, ’ RINGS Louis DIAMOND Dick Farrington in St. Purish’s’i Muhnomen who have Texas people from Rooney, ing Peters, Audrey Clarence “Cleveland has Post-Dispatch: Rooney", demand for de- the responded Sharon to Rooney, Robert FOR THE BRIDE TO BE Davidson,i Billy Joe farmed . out mm have workers fense Rousslang, Rooney, Richard Har- gone or pitching baby, $150,000 bonus to WEIMAN IS‘Blessed BUTT 8. Church Work. other old Schramel, Joanne Schwieters, Three-I , the Cedar Rapids of Betty Schwing‘hamer, Rose Ann Well, Cedar Rapids is JACKSON: league. W. FRANK "Walk Flight & Right” A Buy a Wiener, Carol Spaeth, Arnold Mar Kira/re 2.7/15 Schenk if that rich farming Bishop country, 8091/2 St. Germain St. By Wiener, Arlys Wiener, Rose Ann 1 Inc. &- ASSOCIATES, anything.” means Winter, Wayne Winter, Romona M-zis—In postal a: e e Yarke, Zaczkowski, Joanne James ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS colo'rs 8: .-only high Tribe scouts . . Zimmermann, Cora Veeder f and on J. T Bishop F. are Mahnomen. THIELMAN — ECCLESIASTICAL DESIGN knocking Davidson. They all Elrosa. from Mahnomen’s are Schenk blessed new .295 . - that Rapids wood Cedar is American Building National Bank has on which church, Michael’s St. a HARDWARE fast for him! too Cloud, St. M'lnnesota not than 600, of capacity seating more Double Nuptiul Rite s s s estimated cost built and at Paints Sporting in- Why beautifully designed. an wait. was when -— ‘ kitchen $165,000. M-63T—For Ferris Fain Philadelphia of the of LIGHTS will add expensive MOE Goods 5 new IL” delivered by .only Tintuh bathroom A’s looked The is the'best Conducted to 0r was and sermon brightness charm upon as in .r - your every room. .. Cloud St. 7th 50., 17, Ave. Dworschak,0.S.B., Baldivin lightweight .Abbot baseball. And he in kitchen will be cheerful, din- Your more L 395 Collegeville. John’s abbey, might have the ring St. chosen of E; S delightful, will in; as a ’ room more every room — , oldest of the didn’t St. Michael’s is if first he at look with MOE LIGHTS. See one career suc- wear a new ‘ Tintah.——In double wedding . diocese. ceed! parishes the Crookston' in a Lights wide variety of Moe the “Each family‘your famj]y__is at our, , in Gall’s church «Miss here St. 50th ob- anniversary Its was today. * n HOME LIGHTING CENTER i See both-1 M-700—For Schmit‘ the Katherine became \ over of The identity America- Nov. served 7, 1946. part and other Ranch. Colonial. Modern . Sportpourri many only‘ mirror ; I and‘ Miss bride MauricelEder, of room r . . . CINUlN[l(C:iI!lTD amazingly w—--—,- priced styles choose from, of should be W made to Pressbox W / occupants at your a soccer Ruth Ann Ahlsten became the name \ 295 low install. and football in to so essv Us of Detroit game bride Schmit. of Irvin in community JEWELRY DAMON'S permanent your stadium surprised when cof, were Katherine Schmit and Irvin order that the influence of in FOR fee- and hot dogs served. "A: Watch nonalrlnu sne were Schmit daughter the and Saturday Advertised are son in Evening Post, Gen. Clark to Successors There Scottish touch though was a Nicholas Schmit. Mr. Eder character shall of its continue PLUMBING 0 from Psnnsys Beautiful": unitslr: to and Gardens and Home! Better House stress —only coffee free. Mr.‘ was is the Mrs. Jo- and of son POWELL be Appliances helpful floor those this HARDWARE overhead and, "Lower 2nd means in on 0 Home to ' seph Miss Ahlsten is Eder, and s: sv‘ s store." Damon’s yalues better at of succeeding Einar Ahlsten. generations.” the daughter of Water System 9 Sheets Holland, 40-year-old The Rev. Leo Revering‘ offici- \ Negro Jockey, had lost just Appliafice Kollmann a the nuptial and Cloud’s “St. ated at ceremony ' the favorite. The "ACE." YOUI‘ atop Store race . offered the Nuptial High Mass. SPORLEDERS _ eadquarters" H Works‘ Monumental / collared trainer Hollahd and de- Attendants Mrs. for Mr. and Phone. . manded, “What 58-59 happened?" 5I3-515 St. ST. CLOUD Germain 1915 Division Street 4490 4th Ave. 8. Phone ‘20 Geraldine Schmit Ede‘ and - Appliances Plumbing Heating ', were - - “Boss,” apologized Holland, St. Cloud, Minnesota Wiliam Mr. . . . Morgan, Attending 7 Silent “Timken home “the The of horse tired rounding . got V I Mrs. Schmit Helen Fitz- and were ' ' i ' ' not; Burners Automatic” Oil the and II" [0331, turn did so MOW Schmit. Ushers init Jerome and ‘ wmg RE-lIGHT ro EASY so it's Tel. 705 15-4th Ave. So. or )II * I! Walter Linus ,1 v ‘TRIO'ITII Stumpf and ms VIE/Ere Cloud, Minn. St. William and' Mary gridders er. SCHNEIDER feason the with Pennsyl- open 50 625° 75 :3; I Oklahoma. vania and After that, . . . the the schedule of ought rest CONVENIENT TERMS C0. FLOORING be breather! to ‘ a THE OF WINNER AGAIN Roberto AWARD Di ACADEMY Vincenzo, Argentine EASHION LINOLEUM, CARP’ETING, golfer, is ringer Ralph for Kiner, a KNEELING TILING PADS, baseball’s hemeric hero. Sounds 's's's's's like horseshoes from‘here! STAFFORD BROS. more o 52 & Highway 191/2 Ave., Wm Poet’s l ‘0rner Cloud, St. Minn. ‘n' EXCHANGE. GRANITE BLDG. (Note: Poets and old young this column. Just welcome in are th send ST. CLOUD to: your verses P. 0. St. REGISTER Box 229, Cloud, Minn.) Saint Hospital. Cloud ’Ginny’s’ Birthday ' “Ginny” little girl My hospi- A modern, well-equipped Who’s four today, well-organized staff 90 with tal a friends invited all her Has and specialists. of physicians celebrate her birthday. To and excited, She's-happy Conducted the by the Sisters of and ,Expectant waiting with AUTOMATIC For the hurry time past, to on a a a Order of St. Benedict playthings! To all her see Her like are saucers eyes candles When the she spies her cake! on She's anxiously waiting plate. her All the SAVE WITH SAFETY treats on tle girl’s Ii But party my complete, C Idn’t be Just wo and the fan- Federal the Savings provide Without fun & Loan safety with good Accounts fare: Funds by the 10th of month received earnings. are any . treats! candy, credited Of with the first. earnings from peanuts, ' Andrew Theen —Mrs. v.- r Account 1 Each Insured $10,000.00 'Fully to ‘ up r 0 O O EIecti‘calIy, ‘Clean, Thrifty! 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Jesus, in I firmly believe My KOERBER thee-— ' ' SHOP coupsuvg PAINT .NORTH words, I offer‘thee all ERN STATES rowan ac- my this day; tions af- suffer the Give to me grace flictions thou sendest 20 Sixth Ave. 50. Minn. me— St. Cloud, Help all I do and in say. me ~ fl | Andrew —Mre. Theen .