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July’ THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, 20, 1951 PAGE FOUR New Parish House Foxhome ALXANRIA in mm Nook Book spa/:1. - By DICK J. STEDLER Regardless Service of Distance of [Papias] “He New Petrology A man was a. ArOund the Bases I l intelligence, is i t t ANDERSON as very e FUNERAL HOME Patria- Beginning of The Vol. 1: Bob Considine he 82),” would books (p. clear from his says Johan- by the Rev. tic Literature, like sit in the schooling to the of also the in report on as over Mary- Westminster, Quasten; nes those Japanese Sumo wrestlers Gospel the so-called of Arabic 1512‘ ESTABLISHED 1950. Press, land: The Newman , imported for introduction here Jesus Childhood that of Jesus ' ALEXANDRIA, MINN. ‘ Pp. $5. 349. and the look bewilderment of cradle lying the saying in see to was traveled of their faces when Last October, four they mother, “I the Son us His Jesus, on are am Net- taught how lose. by from Rome to to CAPIDS motorcar whom thou the Logos of God, SAUK Maria St. “Every flip, the Shrine will and of Nip, tuno 125);" forth (p. hast brought e-er his have flop,’ ) observes Goal Goretti. learn will delighted he be to Tokayoed Togo, Korea- off‘ Papias’ (ca. turned that already our 0n the back 130 in way we spondent, if will pardon the the original St. you the highway drive days'the of main A.D.) to up Winchellian term. l superseded old Appian Way stopped Matthew had been and at OSCAR UNION STATE BANK KRIEG sharp-eyed A table-tennis Ardeatina. translation (p. 83); the junction of Via by Greek the a ' champ the read fine print Blessed this Vadis that the the At Y is the Domine Quo of can names SAUK RAPIDS. MINN. phonograph record spin- Real there‘is Estate ' for church. this church Virgin's Auction In given Sales parents on a are Wouldn’t ning it 78 llitera- implanted of at piece the first in the floor time in r.p.m.: extant Loans a & Insurance Insurance Loans be if he stopped the disc easier looks apocryphal Gospel of about foot It the stone in ture square. a. read what before just it (middle of the second like marble. This has the James says stone or MEMBER FEDERAL osposrr Elm“ 1501 Sauk playing Rapids it? I gospel that the footprints of deeply im- century); INSURANCE CORPORATION man same a his eyesight’s pressed. “If that good,” They St. Peter’s, the the “virginitas in mentions are par- observes Horace Heckler, “then guide explains. tu" 121); that all (p. attempts time playing he’s wasting his Thomas’ missionary to He continues with of the story prove SAUK RAPIDS HDWE. CO. could table tennis. He strike it historical fact work India in how St. Peter fled from Rome and an just fine rich reading that print have failed for (p. 139); that Peter Jesus the said met so on way. baseball football and the of the Feast of Presentation on pro Hardware, Jesus, “Lord, whither to goest Major Appliances, Furniture players"contracts.” the Virgin the temple has in ' thou?” (“Dominc, an vadis?”) in PARISH HOUSE THE Fox- Father Mohm, Osakis; James Father William quo Today's Guest Qulpper . apocryphal (p. 122); Sauls Rapids, The Lord replied, r Minn. “I into Rome s o u c e Kloeckner, West Union; and Father Patrick Riley, Phone 375 go is here. The home home shown new was between that the correspondence Fletcher Knebel: Secretary Mar— to be crucified.” Cloud, St. all former Foxhome. Father of pastors ‘and blessed dedicated recently with three former Paul Seneca invented 'an shall ‘Mondary against was warns morn- John Symons is the resident first in Foxhome. Peter and pastor around, turned went taking /and number other priests of part pastors have Paul’s canonical writ- ing quarterbacking’ foreign a to on parish He also has charge the of Brushvale. back Rome, in where cruci- he to was Ministers Solemn ceremonies. Mass in the at read R policy. ings in society After all, Coach Truman a were o m n a fied. 40+Pupils Attgnd Fbxhoihe despite their literary shortcom- has the best line in the world.” This and other Full Retirement numerous monu- (p. 156); and that the Maybe that’s but ings true, man, prac- of Christian antiquity ments were here’s his squad isn’t of Paul with hoping tice portraying so a pointed the and explained out to stationery they’d him bald the that follow head dates back Acts to . pilgrims. At times guides the '(before letter. the con- Paul Thecla to of and 190 FORD Needed for Not E M P l RE tradicted themselves. Even at 2-Week AD.) (p. 131). Between Pitches Vacation School Melrose other Motor times the pilgrim wondered Co. Although number .of profes- a relay On Charley Kirk MEMORIAIS, from Inc. a in his mind what he credence own their works early in prepare sors Brooklyn, Dan Parker of asks, could lend these that life for advancement in rank, Social Securin men. “Egad, Fosdick! It is that Phone, true 171 MELROSE. Melrose, MINN. Minn. the Dr.- The is with Quasten. writer himself not has had case communicants, WE SPECIALIZE a Foxhome.—Forty IN old balls die but just children MEMORIALS The ole curve never were m n s He has publishing studies FOR mind been question in CATHOLIC since about CEMETERIES SALES SERVICE and ever fade away?” Lawrence Deal, David Friederichs, enrolled in two-week religious Empire Built—Eternal a the Hills in early Christian literature both the as of the Domine Quo Vadis age Dick Nelson, Lyle Nelson, and Earl ‘ Jan Murray lin- TV Comic is vacation school in St. Joseph’s and the here abroad for least tradition. The answered at question is par— be wholly It is not to Young, also enrolled the in necessary baseball ing were team ish here. up com- a in decades. He is also this two patrology (p. 134). past co- “retired” new permanently to get all/I, .msnst. scapular. WIRSSIS‘VQSSNVI, or ' prised solely of video funny- The tradition given “Mar- is in the Ancient Christian Writ- Twelve children editor of received Sol- the old- retirement under payments The First communicants firms listed de- Otis here The already in- roster were " men. at lb tyrdom of St. Peter,” of the Fathers the works of the in Communion IOSCHEIDER’S part tcrs, and 13 their First survivors’ insurance a and emn g; Anderson, Andrews, sys- Mary Richard cludes Berle, Jackie age Milton be remembered to Cath- apocryphal translation, by the “Acts Communion following Peter,” written put out the vacation serve of Asleson, according Earnest to tem, Andrews, Mary Ann Bertram, Gleason, Eddie Cantor, Jimmy it, Syria. America. in Palestine about the olic University of school period. FIVE AND social DIME the Cloud St. or of when are'distributing h T Friederichs, manager Frederick Durante, Herb Shrincr, and you e r e s a This 190. patrology, is the then, of number security office. The year new In the Solemn Communion class H i Gilbert others. All Friederichs, their s. s a u n among games dif-‘ A in the Complete, patronage Self~Scrvice the fruit scholarly diligence. , your of mature people coming into office his As apocryphal fill in gospels Elaine Andersin, Thomas con- Charles Kochman, guaranteed be comedy James Koch- were to are a V‘r‘“? 5”" s\\ is written beautiful style It in him prompted fused this point ferent details of lines of Our Lord’s life missing a Andrews, Richard er business. Chizek, Bernice errors! on Roberta Langston, of Jeaninne ' man, ‘ \\“ u\\‘ IPsS‘XSP‘RS‘l with lucidity perfect and XS‘S‘LSPRS‘YSS‘TS this. explanation. make in the canonical sen- to gospels, the a a Etzler Jo Etzler, Ann Margaret Lee, Kenneth Schneider, and Larry so asked recently A woman tence—rhythm that i the apocryphal s w g Gordon, supplement n s Betty Lou acts the Hennenfent, Asleson pointed “Actually,” Steeves. Mr. _ Garry Moore, TV comedian, paragraph reader intd the next narrative Raymond canonical the life for Huelsman, Darlene Rick, “the social security law Sister Florella out, and Sister Del invented the accordion, new who chapter with and consummate for best and the death of Apostles. David qualin Rick, Michael Schneider, it‘ possible insured makes for Roy JOB conducted tl.e school PRINTING replied, and he “I peo- it summer was guess ease. and Donald Steeves. collect retire- ple 65 and to classes. A thousand and such fisherman who invented by over one 90—Yeor-Old a Quasten’s volume contains Dr. benefits while still earning ment decide how questions answered the couldn't big the for are the following: chapters such Nun as $50 Note month covered to reader this that in away." patrology. up per on got to one was new Liturgical “The Beginnings of The old limit $14.99 jobs. MOURNING of 0 CARDS Even 0 WEDDING INVITATIONS, the casual was will reader be Lou Boudreau, who Formulas Canonical Legisla- as man- and The $50 changed last Sept. 1. amused Eusebius' on remark, Cleveland plotted of and over OFFICE CHURCH ager tion;” “The Beginnings of Chris- 0 REPORTS 0 STATIONERY does people limit apply not to age in the first employed Ted Wil- 70th/Year Sisterhood Stories, and tian Romance, Folk over.” 75 Bishop Killed Kansas or AUCTION liams shift, is 0 BILLS ' BUSINESS FORMS teammate now a Legends;” Beginnings of ‘ ‘ T h “The law is simply that e per- a the Bosox slugger. Mean- of “The Literature;” and Heretical between 65 and of 75 son years age Crash while, Ted refuses take ad- In New Guinea to Anti-Heretical BEACON in i of B MELRDSE collect benefits for n p g s cannot e g any the of hitting vantage to va- St. Paul—“I Literature.” girls if he and month in which than knew am sure earns more young women cated left diamond side of the offered both is for This work $50 work covered by social the from value soul of of them would to us.” Sydney, Australia—Bishop a because more he doesn’t think it's come learner. The scholar and the the security. No earnings of amount Mother Stephen Francis Xavier S.V.D., A. Appelhans, right. hasn't Hey, Ted, "Hickey, ‘Melrose 90 old, had Phone anyone 1 l4 now years ‘ incessantly inter- parish priest, income other will from or sources Vicar Apostolic New of East old Willie Kcelcr's told this . to the 70th anniversary ever you of her profession say as proverbially has rupted busy, and his affect right benefits. In- as a to Guinea the Kan- and first native for hitting “hit secret success, Sister of the Good Shepherd read 23-27 few minutes to sured people 75 ap- pp. a age or over can raised Epicopacy, be ’em where they to the ain't!" to san least of income for proaches. the Mother Francis Xavier one source essential learn that the content to collect though working full even July reported dead after 16 a A institution. was wise old golfer recently said, has been Superior the-St. of Paul Apostles’ Creed is of of ,the time jobs covered by social apos- on se- plane LITC‘HFIELD crash the New in the off “The only thing duffer For sea the work seems province Good Shepherd of Sisters a many years tolic that the was origin and present curity, or'for that matter, any Guinea All coast. passengers seven need down his “is done by to hand to cut until finally for the 15 score years. form articles does job.” of 12 not ante- in the belieVed dead. plane pencil.” tub and are washboard Before that she superior a were suc- “Another point we’d like was date the sixth century. to get PllflllllCE C0. Bishop Appelhans, native 46, ceeded first a by washing Cork, in Ireland; then Provincial one ma- Mr. is across,” Asleson continued, continue into The scholar o Pfeifer, his of Kans., had may chine as com- and finally today.by mod- for the whole of Ireland; and a that 65 into the $5,750,000 Spain anyone now or the editions quoted and Loan age over anion. the ill-fated flight to electrical on laundry. finally visitor ern general in the likely is insured if he has very We Pay (twofull of Highest list of studies Prices Your ather William Backus, S.V.D., of for pages Under the is roof another United States with headquarters same Washington.—,—A loan of $5,- worked much and as year a Creed alone). In as a Brooklyn, these for the N. Y., missionary sta- _ a and sisterhood. convent This, the in St. Louis, Mo. half, time has Spain back 750,000 been made January, to at to any bibli- and tioned that vein the gives the POULTRY, New Guinea. The author Lae, EGGS, at HIDES WOOL” , Order the of Magdalens, “Vocations also women’s to orders by the Export—Import for social security—in bank 1937, on cov- had with study each time. visited ography the two Wau consecrate to founded by Mother St. Mary Eu~ dwindling while those men’s to are the purchase of cal and ered jobs.” wheat. church there. though-the author be The crash Even must a new 'phrasia. oc- It is made orders spiraling,” of the MELROSE, MINN. up young are The loan bri $23,000,- vener- Residents this to of who new gs area are curred the style, flight. commended for his lucid return on time committed at able pointed to “The world women out. one nun 000 the of credit. ad- eligible benefits amount, for under the new Press appeals reports from the though the work uni- the home, scene even but who the termi- is close at too the girls to of today,” the $62,500,000 vanced against law invited in touch to get ap- are said the had plane been located versally, what nevertheless just nation of their detention POLE period she explained. “Girls today propriated by Congress Spain are for with the Cloud office, located St. about below 40 feet the surface than makes this volume better decide remain and follow to life highly educated; they work, a last in the building. earn Post Office year. half mile the shore from 10 previous volumes the of of These sisters a same penanée. ,live their and a own money, are very miles south . Lac. They said the of The kind? cloistered life under mitigated Right answer: independent.” of Use Leisure a Time bodies Bishop Appelhans of and is translation, but 1. It not Carmelite rule. a With 70 years experience of had been originally i E l i h written a Carmelita woman France passenger in n n g s nuns behind her in the training of de- . The firms» listed here de— recovered. diver P. A sent to Hence it of by made date out garb worn by was not the t was c linquents, the said: “The co. THOS. BRENNY nun the search wreckage the other for Leadership School’s Aim market time it the first the six Magdalena in the St. remembered be to came on people today of serve not young are a passengers. (November, 1950). Paul convent. bit different than the distributing young FRIGIDAIRE were MAYTAG when are you though The bibliography, Many St. Paul bride 2. of early - a people 70 years ago. - geared days comprehensive, is prin- had dif- handmade the trousseau BOTTLED GAS & RANGES in patronage a your Catholic, “Human the Doris is just Hart, nature English-speaking by the Magdalens. cipally for the Her fine da- Paul—The St. boy of approxi- 18 has spent average business. Foley, ferent lines of and sisters doing same our are mask both in the translation and monogrammed by world them. phon. Minn. 35 was mately one—third his of time in leisure-time activity, activities exactly the work they Title Wimbledon were sewing Gets But machine has in the studies. done doing then.” from the guiding influences the Church, and of home, away with much that It is in, the light of work with 3. prepared away ' “Young people have temp— school. resultant loss of the the of finds in early more to most London—Doris revenue of Coral Hart recen SAUK tations today,” she said. “Life has CENTRE One convent. of St. Paul’s lead- Christian literature. -A of The wholesome profitable and Gables, Fla., omen’s the sermon won llllllll|IIlIll||IIIIIll||IIIIIll||IlllIlI|II|IIIIIll||IIIIIIIIIIII||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII speedcd today girls ing shops, men’s up; however, sells young the second by-the famous century these leisure hours of by championship singles the world of use young have learned drink. In day to handmade shirts by the my Melito Sardes of turned people will be the central theme sewn the Wimbledon in by up tournament, among ()rdo when found drinking we a. woman Sisters. of the 26th annual series Sum- the University of Michigan of papyri. easily Shirley defeating Fry of she 25 30 old. Today What is perhaps unknown was 01‘ years to Schools Boy But vastly important the of Leadership to Akron, ARNDT’S 0., 6-1, Miss Hart, 6-0. mer more are BEBGGREEN night there clubs and auto- the sisters make the are altar conducted this be lead- volumes Egyptian at 13 many, 12 of papyri the women’s who also shared in year re- . mobiles, and learning HATCHERY MAIN breads now in' churches HOME we used are of FUNERAL ing Catholic colleges and institu- many cently discovered containing and doubles the mixed ‘ and in crown the frightening of of narcotics pm. mam, mm the archdiocese. use tions throughout the United States treaties. Gnostic These 42 Catholic. She doubles is are crown, U.S. Certified Leghorns White a people with having it Archbishop CORRIGAN young Murray will preside C. A. and Canada by the Knights of perhaps find the known ‘ greatest contracted paralysis when she was U.S. Heavies Approved them their school- brought to and on preach Mother Francis Columbus at council life boy W the field of patristics. in R 84 July 22, Sunday. Special Mass. supreme Phone 84 baby, tennis and started playing or Commercial Feeds and a steps.” house Xavier’s Anniversary Mass bureau. This the ' first olume on Glora, Collect Gospel and last she 2nd when principally 10, to v covers Minn. Saul: Centre, Poultry Supplies was rule,” she “As said, “It’s the Auxiliary July Bishop a 29. John J. the centuries writings 'of first Magdalene. The two Mary Creed, Trin- this St. sixth of series of strengthen her knee. paralyzed delin- adult who makes the child Byrne will be the celebrant. We and includes St. Irenaeus. Preface. Green ity practical vestments. training in Prior this her third to appearance courses quent.” yohth author his leadership commend the for Monday. St. Apollion; will be held July 23, Wimbledon finals match, Miss in at a Communion. EQUIPMENT Still Planning await Thomas' Isl scholarly work and eagerly Bishop. Mass of Gloria, St. college here the aris, feast. Hart visited St. church, James" RONDESTVEDT FARM sister-volume. week of the 2nd Collect St. Liborius. Red end Aug. and 10, 11, Spanish place, vest- hour for might think the One 90-year- an or Robert Voigt 12. took her ments. almost twice the time it old would her record rest nun on IMPLEMENTS McCORMlCK-DEERING FARM July Vigil of St. Tuesday. 24, Bluffton. Minn. dispose of Fry. the Miss More 70 in order. But there to than Catholic laymen of 500 years Supplies Confirmalion, Refrigerators—Home & Farm Freezers Vigil. James, Apostle, Mass of which‘she building is expected enroll for the to are program a Gloria, 2nd Collect Chris~ No St. has been planning and which she K. of C. The week-end Min“ program. Sank Centre “Grant beseech,” tina, 3rd WEDDINGS IN DIOCESE completed. training be we or- conducted must to see course, dinary Preface, “Let bless the by the professionally trained us staff She intends build three H ‘ld 0 to 'IV' ' Lord” before last Gospel. Violet the boy life of bureau, will ,LG‘ wings the St. Paul con- at convent, vestments. sist formal of series of lectures, PRAIRIE. for her junior (livision.‘These a ‘ one July Wednesday. 25, St. James, panel discussions, and various both Minneapolis; Elizabeth Seifert (Angela), of Brown Mrs. ~ girls broken homes and from are Apostle. Mass of feast. Frederick McGuire (Antonette) Gloria, Mrs. and workshops the techniques in of offered Mass Perhnm.-—Requicm surroundings who brought was bad are Ogilvie.-—A class of children of Le Sueur. 32 only) Collect (in Low Joseph’s Mrs. 2nd Mass church for St. June in 20 organizing and operating attrac- there be kept from Thcir harm. to Clyde Duty ( and nine adults received Confir- who died June Isl. Elizabeth Seiiert, 76, St. Christopher, Creed, Apostles' tive for youth. programs building has been present vho offered Breckenridge—Clyde the Duty, 51, Wildenborg Father John G. con- mation from Coadjutor Bishop Preface. Red vestments. parish died June buried the Topics in in the parish 26, covered in the in- ASSOCIATION Burial Mass. demned. ceme- was CREAMERY was course IONG PRAIRIE W. Bartholome. Peter Eleven chil- July Thursday. St. Anne. 26, of- the fol- following Requiem Mass survives with Mr. cemetery Seifert tery. clude :1 the Characteristics of the She needs wing for the a new dren made their First Communion June Father Benedict Peter- Alex, William, fered 29 by John, children: Gloria. White lowing Mass of feast. vest- Adolescent Boy, Elements of transition girls These a sneier. Mr. with Siebels (Susan), Duty survives group. are Mrb. Joseph two Ludwig, Commun- and their Solemn sons, seven Lauellu Butter ments. Program, Problems of Guidance, home. who (Margaret), Donald in the and James have finished high school Siebels Raymond at Mrs. and army or ion. Sixty children in regular July Friday. St. Pantaleon. 27, were Janochowski Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Steve Walter. all Perham: Principles of Committee of Work, other who special and courses and Cream Milk Pasteurized attendance religious vacation at Gloria, Collects Mass of feast. Mrs. John (Bertha), and a Andreen ‘ Janochowski. as Big Lake—Mrs. Steve Planning the Program, Dramatics, downtown have work and must a Minneapolis; and school conducted in Kathryn’s of St. Schmitz (Ottillis) (“Defend Us,” 3rd who buried in the July 74, died July 9, 10 was any allied Minn.‘ and other subjects. Prairie. in home night Long to at return to Phone 18 (Isabella). James- Wasche Mrs. Frank Clear following Lake Re- parish here. cemetery Bishop has desig- a Collect—unless grandchil- There 25 N. Dak. lives. town, order lead normal to are quiem July Course Mass olfered 12 in St. Fee Vihcent Assisting Father Hueb- abstinence. nated one.) Day of great-grandchildren. Mrs. eight dren and Marcus' her church. survived by She is Finally, be there must new a sch, pastorwin conducting the the Christian of Seifert member Red vestments. $15 vaca- husband. Set daughters, and was four a at ITTLE son: one home and for for the, novitiate Mission circle, and Mothers, Bridget‘s St. tion school classes Bene- Mrs. Minneapolis; Mrs. two Frank Long, FALLS Saturday. Sts. Na- ‘July 28, were the her themselves. society. Two of sisters Magdalena's St. James Tony Tulsa. Okla.; Mrs. Martin, dictine Sister The Sisters, Anysia participants, and Catholic Gloria, zarius, Mass of feast. etc. men Francis Seifert. Jamesand grandsons. Yanish, Kimball; home: and Asked Anna, where the to at money , Consuelo. Sister 18 of older, will be Collects July 10. Red vestments. Mass years age or John. Portland, There nine were servers. Ore. as . said, are build she would from, come Nootnagcl Mrs. housed the St. Ida Thomas grandchildren. Children confirmed on campus Paul were “For has been 90 God very years Hetherington Brandon—Funeral services Rene for the .week end and will take were con- Folsom, Dennis Black, Mark- Jean Black, OIIos I. P. He will help good know to I Ann‘s church Minn. ducted in St. for LittlePPlgfi; June 30. me. St. Walgreen Cloud—Funeral services their meals in of the school’s were con- Marlen Black, Marnel one Black, Peter who died June Mrs. Nootnagel, Ida 70, now." ducted in Holy Angels’ church July 13 me dining halls. A of has been fee $15 Agency Block, Daryl Carlson, Dayl Carl- Kinsella offered Austin J. Father 27. for who died Rene Hctherimzton, July carried Many activities are on for the This fee, the set Mass. Burial in the Requiem Carlson, course. David Helen 10. Burial Calvary 401h Choui- was in Two pay- cemtery. Anniversary son, was Shep- under the the Good r00f of Articles and Other Religious by survived Rosaries parish She is Prayerbooks, cemetery. able College Thomas, brothers the St. one Beryl Harris Helh- of survive: and to nard, David DeChaney, Alice conduct (Agnes), herd sisters daughter, Edwin Neisner The Mrs. convent. crington Cloud. Mrs. Rene Heth- of St. will lodging, meals, registra- cover Grace, Louise Hoffman, Robert Brandon. St. Paul: August, and erington son. one died five full-time school high and years ago. voca- a tion, tuition. and The opening Also zrandchcildren, With Hoffman, surviving nine Darlene Horrigan, Rich- ses- Mass, Ralph Utsch Dinner are Mrs. in their girls tional the for course Mrs. great-grandchildren, sister, of the six is scheduled for Studio Portrslts one sron . Horrigan, ard Jean Jeuken, Law- course Curran. Roscoe—Funeral services Mrs. for Fergus Albert Falls, Mandike (Lena) of care. Friday, 8 Aug. and 10, Ralph Utsch, 29, who died July 5, p.m. on Johnson, Lowell Johnson, were Candide O rence brothers, Albert. Carl, Mike. and 87% Make Good seven held July in 9 St. Agnes’ the church. closing Fa» exercises held will be Rudolph Kast- Suzanne Johnson, and Peter, all of August, Frank. Brandon, Commercial ther . Joseph Bloch offered the Requiem marked J. Otto Mrs. P. Mr. and The girls have instruction in at 3 Sunday, 12. Aug. Nootnaglc and Joe Salem. Otc. Mrs. of pm. Kientop, on Renne Katke, Charles ler, High Mass. Burial in the pariah was anniversary Finishing wedding the Mothers‘ Photo member Christian their 40th of Further grooming, 0 personal sewing, cook- Broadway details 125 E. be secured Phone was a 866 Mrs. Kulyas, Utsch James Kientop, may Helen cemetery. the former was society. Mass of beginning with July 11 by and homemaking‘. They writing ing, the directly Lucille Mayer, daughter a the College Mr. of and to can Kulyas, Marlene Kulyas, Sylvia -Wmm Frank Piel-s'arski Mrs. Mrs. William church, Mayer Paul’s 5.- of Cold Thanksgiving in St. Spring. St. classes in of Thomas accredited atteno John J. Cont- to := an Milbradt, or Lloyd Gary Agen Mattson, Hardware WEBER, C. Co. W. Fergus Pieksrski, Falls.-—Mrs. Frank Bares Besides husband, her James, one son, Cloud. St. school training and beauty executive director, Knights out way, go 'who buried in the Stasses, died July Sandra Schaffan, James 9, her she par- and is was parents, survived the y in served dinner family A Columbus of the school full-fledged ish following Requiem Mass council from cemetery boy following was brothers and 3 sisters: ulius. as supreme and Donald Yaeger. General Insurance Coal Hardware and Lady offered July in Our of Victory 12 1203 Ninth Ray, Louis their home life and Mayer. Paynesville; bureau, They have at PO. beauty operators. Box, avenue, New 1670, so- Adults Listed church by the B. H.‘ Wesslinz. Rev. " Mrs. Harold Weller (Mildred). South held the Haven, N. house An Conn. clubs, FINANCING dalities, study and in AUTO on was open ' courses Home Appliances Mr. the Picksrski survives with follow- A Bend, Ind.: MrS. Cyril Pogatchnik (De- E. Adults Mrs. confirmed July afternoon of 15. “dating” were and premarriage Washing Machines LOANS Maytag ESTATE children: REAL ing Mrs. Jacob Kukowski, Park loris), courses. St. Francis: and Bernard and Boyd, .Mrs. M. Betlach, Robert Bottle Gas Rapids: Mrs; Ans, Ernest Fergus Falls; the jubilarians’ Six of self-sus- Bernardine. home. The institution is at seven St. First 3. E. 117 569 Phone Mrs Ronald 'l‘omhave, Falls; Fergus Remember Matt- Fiala, Collin Telephone Little Falls, Minn Louis Hoffman, 45 in Your George Goebel children be able present. Statistics show to that taining. 87 _ were Genevieve. home: Stephen Leon- at and 'a'u'a‘a'a' 49W- Mrs. Curtis Schaffan, Anthony.—Funeral Curtis St. services They Mrs. Sylvester De Wen- girls trained son, of the were are' cent ard, Louis, Carlisle: Little Falls; and Prayers per held. . recently for George Goebel. 44. and Mrs. Schaff'an, Phillip White, (Adeline), Cloud; Mrs. Ed- St. Larry, Crookston. also made good. There ter there have four are St. in Anthony’s church. Mr. Goebcl YEARS FIFTY-EIGHT FOR OVER ‘brpthers Ed Bredemus. and eight sisters. 0111' Deceased Mrs. Klein (Irma), Cloud; win St. major income the home The of died in the St. Cloud hospital injuries of Peter Sengir IIIIMIL SIMCDNET FUNERAL received while trimming Communion class Julian Paul; First fence Klein (Irene), St. through its laundry work. In the post. a comes Priests Le Sucur.—Requicm Mass of- ‘, Trimming knot. the was caught and a saw Grace, Black, Dorothy Mrs. Klaverkamp (Ro- used Joyce Andrew linen by the The of were one fered July in 5 St. Ann’s church for buried the back post and he suffered a Richard Hoff- sella), Mrs. Kenneth railroads Antonia Hoffman, St. large is cared Augusta; Father country’s Service Peter Sengir, who Joseph Janski—died Personal 86, died July Dignified '2. body Economical injury. Oldest Mr. of Goebel's — — Father Charles F. Webbcr offered Marilyn the Harold Mattson, children well-equipped Winter (Vivian), Cloud; and laundry. is 17 the St. in its and July is for {our youngest 21, 1930 man, ‘ Minn. Falls. Little Mass. Burial in St. Stanislaus'lceme- .666 Telephone old. They was Roman, Dorothy. Stas— years Owens, Joyce Mattson, Denis are Luverne, home. turned the Vincent work A Father This at Isidore Hengarten—é to was over son, Perham. Surviving' tery. two Ervin, Ronald, Leroy, are sons. Marlene, and Sub- Dennis Sandra Schaffan. «it of Van the Nuys, Calif., by died not July convent 22, 1929 Adolph Alexander, and Minneapolis; sen, years ago and many Service In Harold. was Catholic the Mrs. Gocbel way. take sroper also Prepared survives. He to cars three White. daughters, Mary Lou Barbara let, and and Mrs. Leo James J. Hlll. provide to present. late at member of St. Anthony's society. was a ‘.