WNW, '; 4 pit-r w I __.. .M. .- THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER 27,1951 July Friday, John \ of Reunion C.H.S.' Hos Dr. ’4l Gruber, Class I Granite City SCHNEIDER HATS! SON STET Men— For CLOTHES! KUP‘PENHEIMER Electric Co. SHOES! SQUARE St. Prof, BY John's CROS COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE Lighting Fixtures Wall Floor and FLOORING co; — THE Plug Installations. . MINN. ST. CLOUD. laid Is Rest to CARPETING, LINOLEUM. CLOTHES” "NEW . KNEELING PADS. TILING Funeral services Dr. for- John o STORE Gruber, professor history and of ‘- ’ 19%.: Ave, & Highway 52 political science St. John’s uni- at versity since held 1946, in St. St. Cloud, Minn.- were Bernard’s church, last St. Paul, Cloud___=g__=_l in St. Office Post the Opposite Monday. -' ‘ , Gruber Dr. died suddenly in his ' FRANK w. JACKSON the college room on campus on MODERNIZING HOME . the evening of July He 18. was & ASSOCIATES, FINANCING HOME Inc. 0 found by his landlady, Mrs. Joseph JEWELRY DAMON'S ANDERSON J. F. ' Douvier, when she called make to ARCHITECTS 8. ENGINEERS ‘ Watch neutrino his following C0. the Inn LUMBER morning. up room ' ECCLESIASTICAL Clark Geo, DESIGN to Summon Before coming St. John’s to in from Penney: Uritnln acres: - American 1946, Dr. Gruber National MATERIAL BUILDING Bank professor Building was floor overhead 2nd "Lower mennl on Lof history St. and political Cloud, science Minnesota at. store." Damon's value. COAL better at AND PAINT St. Thomas’ college, St. Paul, superintendent 1 Minn. Cloud, . Telephone St. 180 sake — GRADUATION speaker, who (LI-LS. in CLASS of THE.1941 guest WWW/WWO was (1925-26), and St. Mary’s at col- illlID “I u". or... Dick Statz, and Mrs. 1941; Statz. toastmaster; lege, Winona, SEQ Cloud, Cathedral high school, ,St. held from 1926 1946. to a & K HcElectric Standing (left right) Mr. and Mrs. Glen to are SPORIEDERS Born in successful 10th anniversary reunion. Among those St. Paul in 1896, Dr. and Orren; Mr. Mrs. Roger Wocken, Mr. and Mrs. ,_.____....__.____ Gruber attended ’41 Wis- Mechanic attending alumni California, from Arts were Connie Wocken, Murphy, Robert William and Dr. Appliances high school Plumbing in that Heating city Pictured until cousin, and Iowa. here (left right)" 1915, to - - Fleming—(Bob Molitor photo) 0. ' He transferred St. John’s Little to Father Leo Keaveny, Falls, seated, T. menmm Silent (common “Timken The home of prep are - school in that and grad- tour” at. PAUL Grads ’05: Of 19:11 year Oil Burners ' Cathedral+High was Automatic” Phones 3864—5163-W in uated 1916. He received his B.A. of Suvch Quorum“ Pvlcss Ind But Mini-it Tel. 705 15'-4th Ave. So. C of 1350 8th Ave. No.-—-St. 50 0! Sorvlea Cloud Faithful Over Yam from St. John’s university in 191.9, Cloud, Minn. St. . CITY and his & FARM M.A. from WIRING the University Minnesotain of 1922. He earned Call Write for estimate free or his Ph. D. CLOUD from the University ST. of Notes and Compare Attend Reunion SALE FOR California in 1930. The following brothers CO. PAINT and sis- survive: ters Miss Madeline Gru- Machine. Drop Singer Sewing the also Tamble high class dead. Anna and Cathedral school Former Four boys ber, Mrs.. of Matt Hinrichs, Mrs. was are mer stitch. good head—Guaranteed Schirber, Prop. Johnny from Iowa, Charles students Wisconsin, Riegel, Anthony Gruber, their lives in graduated in the ’41. Others on them lost Machine Three of Sewing $42.50. Singer Bernard thoSe who Florida Gruber, Mrs. and Clem Hart- among were Cloud. Co. St. Michael committee Mr. and Mrs. II. They World were were Street war South 613 First reunion of the ’41 all attended of St. Paul; Mrs. James man, a #3: Wilfred‘ Wil- and Wocken, Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman, Roger Murray, 75 Allison, 625° 50 class Cathedral St. Paul graduation of at Park; and Mrs. - fourth, Law- The Sherin. . William same liam Wocken, allin the Anne Blank, Country club. Cloud Seattle, the St. Wash. drowned Schellinger, was T. Leo Keaveny rence of The Rev. Richard TERMS class; Mr. and Mrs. Statz; CONVENIENT See automobile mishap. in Falls, who superin- an Little was and Mr. and ‘Mrs. Glen Orren. Landwehr 5,001: Mrs. and Harry Cathedral in 1941, Mr. tendent of THE OF WINNER wgs AGAIN mm in the 1941 grad- There 132 were reunion the cochairmen for speaker. Father Keaveny the'guest were AWARD ACADEMY FASHION uation claSS. Landwehr is the for- diocesan Mrs. his work spoke event. su- on as He of schools. perintendent re— FOR National Representative By DICK J. Suzanna pleasant experience BROS. the called STAFFORD, PLUMBING 0 of seeing teachers have all young showed little perhaps who people Stray 0 Home Appliances Flies Here's the Beer The! school making good promise in Y CCD Parley Speak To The ,S‘CHROEDERQ .. Record, American and Ad- Water System . at Speaks for life’s bigger with Itself faced when BLDG. GRANITE EXCHANGE vertiser in Boston polled their problems. Cloud’s do. “52., Appliance- "71yftlt‘Jltn‘l/i readers the docile.) popularity of their on Fleming, who has Robert Dr. cit DISTRIBUTED BY Headquarters” features, and the columnists sports 805V. SAINT GER and MAIN s. completed internship his just all three for morning is the led all and the S. Thomas on t6 Winona.—.—Fathe’r papers ’41, deserve president in program on The here class firms listed who Was 4490 Kemp’s 8. Phone 4th Ave. Ice Cream 20 Co. other l assembly A-hem, - closing the general draw D.C., Washington, c u Statz of o m n on Richard Hansberry s Cloud, Minnesota briefly. St. spoke also dil- be . remembered when are you conclusions Tuesday afternoon. but please the representative of your own field national toastmaster. was dif- the tributing patronage to the quip! your .Doc- Christian spare Confraternity of Mass with Ordained opened in 1941 day The Phone a 567 St. Cloud. Minn. ‘ That is quite accomplish- ferent lines of business. prominent list of the church heads Angels’ trine, Holy in an celebrated he Hampshire native New A of Fume Romp for the scribes. regional ment the sports class speakers for ’41 members the congress of all for There has ordained 1941. he in was Especially since they Christian did Confraternity of not Sauk the of Speiser of Allan Father by promotion of assisted in the re- have Temperamental Wilnona Ted Wil- in held be Doctrine that to member of also Rapids, gional‘ of the CCD a congresses th liams, the hitter, there great 26—28. in Aug. another .e has The class up ’41 class. United bout the States. He throu ‘ . batting scheduled for ’em. is Hansberry Father John Des: Father priesthood, the with the Na- has co-operated a so The Boston the writers during Wil- talks and Hospital three give Cloud California, con— to stationed in Doors Minn. Cloud, mond, Catholic Col- St. Federation Saint tional of 2 South of Sears now liams the just do hit Will be at it off first The not too Charles Frater another, gress. National and students the lege and Well. The Sunday after- scribes might just session opening his completing is on 0.S.B., as git Henry, federation in Club the Newman general be well pitching for the he'will give when priesthood in a oppon- the noon, students studies for of college preparation well-equipped ing American hospi- this A modern, league club in work COD of coun— been have so field There in the of survey effective work Rome. voca- for no spec1al for Ted's concerned, and address will also He staff well-organized Q tal with the u from try. ’ Q sisterhood a the instruction. religious tions to a brother, Tuesday there when times clergy the " session for on are specialists. physicians and class. of the regional The of congress he wishes they were! in is Winona August CCD in School open Manager Casey Stengel Summer Conducted may the by the Sisters of Liturgy religious, clergy, Catholic all to have pulled boner when he a Minnesota, the Da- laity in and failed Cleveland’s Bob Fel- to put Wisconsin. Order St. Western of Benedict \ kotas, and American "A ler the memorial league’s All— the in- continues on U. John’s rovided the will Housing be at St. Slated Star mound staff but the fans ls at fluence of good Catholic col here and two a name eges fielder’s choice scored superb in . a . . through made be registration can good influence picking Williams, Dom DiMaggio, generations to a local pastors. Wertz. ' and living and those be parts various to now from brothers 'With and Remarks Reservations Collegeville.—Priests SAVE WITH SAFETY next born." univerSIty here Given Are Norms John’s St. expected at Ed Lopat, stellar N. Y. Yankee country the of are southpaw, usheredin liturgy. Radio the summer school once for week on KOIIMANN a , City. His end date Ed record shows W111 _ to and 31, July Tuesday, on begin will session The Federal good Savings & Loan provide with. Accounts... safety is still adept showing people at to Spirit Proper 3. Aug.‘ For Friday, Funds month received by the 10th of + earnings. are + any + their seats—particularly opposing S.J_., Howell, MONUMENTAI- WORKS Clifford credited with earnings the first. from The Rev. ‘ batters via , strikeout route. liturgist'who English prominent is "Lopaj shines just like a $10,000.00 Each Account Fully Insured Weeks,” “Layfolks’ to his noted for up 1915 Division Street flashlight when the SRO Day signs Wedding On school. four-day the conduct will up," observes Homer Clout. are St. Cloud, Minnesota SECURITY FEDERAL contrib— who is Howell, “All‘ Father of which reminds me,” a liturgical Fratres, Orate chides Horace Heckler, “I wonder utor to John’s, St._ published at periodical what Usher, Cincy outfielder, did Wis. —Norms to Crosse, La SAVINGS ASSOCIATION LOAN 8. for technique developed before he became big has leaguer?” new a a the in entering faithful guide the active laity to the Today's stimulating Guest Quipper 822' an Cloud St. Germain St. Street spirit with married state proper liturgical in the participation wor- Dick Farrington Louis pastoral in the St. laid in have down been a Church. the ship of Post-Dispatch: “Three in Treacy of umpires Bishop John P. letter by the of The Dodger-Giant summer play purpose Crosse. La a game saw a help John’s is to St. three school at rul- and since the ways preparation the In for sacra- , . . Fa- spirit of the back priests ing finally against the went carry Bishop Treacy PAI NTS—WALL PAPER Matrimony, of ment Weeks” “Layfolks’ Howell’s ther Giants, Durocher Leo couldn’t called “serious see for to recourse I” parishes. their it all.” to at sacraments of and the prayer seminars, and lectures Twelve Bill Now that Veeck has taken your! Eucharist,” the Holy Paint Penance and and wall home looking smart keep a paper can the day, each the rebuilding three job the pro— of St. on are over period sufficient of court- and a well selec- the walls and See large woodwork. our‘ as preserve Louis Browns, wouldn’t “with gram. Catholics ship. also asked He you say tion modern of paints and wall in beautiful colors and confronted heis with Veeck- papers subjects to the Among p0ssess” avoid many all the sincerity I come un- to Three models—$129.95 $189.95. to sing problems? problem designs. the consideration mixed der marriages. are Easy terms—liberal trade-in. Let That is straight wins vernacular for two us worship, public of over-stresSing‘ Warning against IKOERBER show them today. to the National leaguers in the lay- you the problems, PAINT parish hymns, an- SHOP “material side the and secular” . nual All-Star This is, in- the chant, Gregorian week, folks’ SHOP game. THE MAYTAG i and of d d preparations n W e g deed, the miracles! of Mass. parish age sung against “entirely unfitting” cele- 49 of Cloud, number St. Phone be 5th Ave. 5., will 12 brations the wedding, Bishop There after ANSWERS group a T0 QUIZ 20 o “students” Sixth Ave. So. Cloud, Minn. St. which in discussions Treacy Saturday decreed that no 1-a 5-b 7-b 2-8. 3-c 4-a 6-b 8-a How'eii, partici- will school the SJ. attending marriage will permitted in the be Clifford Fr. 9-b 10~b diocese is be followed by if it pate. to a Saturday night dance which the his “Lay— Howell began FRIDAY ,9 Fat ’TIL NITES OPEN er bride bridegroom and he when, 1947 eeks” in or any mem- folks’ as ber immediate of the wedding the by struck “been had he sayS, attend. party to Catholics of fewness are exceeding the appreciation of He said this regulation is who have any neces- glorious wondrous, and because the Church not beautiful, sary religion.” wishes “to curtail the beauty and of side our solemnity the wedding of day,” missions, of preacher As with the purchase of a a but because she all “warn must that too found Howell Father children” her dangers of threaten- dis- apparently them of are many COBOHHDO ing “especially times when they at Mass. at spectators interested "FOOD- their least guard.” Gregorian exhibit are on of music A PIECE miscel- and records, books, chant 1308 IIIIllllllllll|||Illlllllllll|Illllll|l|Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|ll|lllllllllll|l|l fea- will be also laneous‘item‘s tured. __,,1 I priests, is to school‘ The open HOME FREEZER brothers. and seminarians, Held Obsequies Are £011. can WM "KITCHEN 9" July 27—Friday. St. Pantaleon. Melrose Woniun For Mass Gloria, Collects of feast. as July Red 10. vestments. Naza- July 28—Saturday. Sts. 289-95 Timmer, Anna Melrose.—Miss Gloria, rius. etc., Mass of feast. housekeeper served‘as who .77, a Collects July Red 10. vestments. low down as laid . 55 for priests for yearshwas 29—11th .Iuly- Sunday after Pen- payment Mass Requiem following rest to a Special Gloria, Mass. tecost. sec- last here church Boniface’s St. in Collect and Last Gospel ond of St. OBuilt-in Friday. Floodlights for Food the Martha. Third Martyrs of July I. been had who Timmer, Miss Finding Trinity Green Creed, Preface. 29, Adalbert Father for housekeeper vestments. for of Farming 0.S.B., Unruhe, . From ' Cold Control Adjusts Abdon July 30—Monday. Sts. 0° died of number the past in years, Gloria, and Sennen. Mass of feast. —10° to folloWihg hospital Richmond a -_ at Collé‘cts July Red 10. vestments. as brief illness. : July 31—Tuesday. St.‘Ignatius ' Stores 450 lbs. frozen a,Sol- offered Adalbert meat Father Loyola. Gloria. Special Mass. Cather- St. Requiem Mass in emn White vestments. .Wed- Farming, church, ine’s on Aug. St. Peter, 1—Wednesday. Assmting week. of last nesday ST. CLOUD Apostle, in Mass of feast. Chains. . ,Ortman, Cyril Father him were Paul, Gloria, Collect St. of second deacon; and Martin, St. 0.S.B., third Martyrs, Sts. Machabees, 0.S.B., Hurrle, Maurice Father .. White Creed, Apostles’ Preface. Popular_‘ size For family and Father subdeacon. Richmond, every every vestments. lbs. budget! ' model ft. S.V.D., for 9 450 Kuhl, home stores Paul meat, a cu. Z—Thursday. Alphon- Aug. St. lbs. packaged food. Features 314 fast- master visit with his parents, or was a Bishop. Mass Gloria, feast. of wide-grip freeze Father John Flocking Buss- sus, latch, ceremonies. of compartment, ‘ St. Collect Stephen, second of fully “Family 15” balanced lid, basket, divider River also in Freezers Belle 15 model and Thrift- of ft. was mann cu. Creed. Apostles’ Preface. White Included unit. the charge is sanctuary. master at extra stores,524« lbs. packaged no a 379.95 vestments. 0r: $200 by Miss Timmer is survived fire-year two frozen food! warranty on SUN—AUG. your ‘food 750 SAT. FRI. lbs. 3—4—51 meat! or Christ, ,Mass the Eternal of brothers sisters: John and four High priest, said. be White Timmer, Melrose; Joseph Timmer, may 4 fLFreezeI-s. Economical running cu vestments. Little Fork; Mrs. Mary Lochman, ' I LOW DOWN PAYMENT but large costs, enough 3—Friday. Aug. Finding of the Melrose, Kuhlman, 169.95 Catherine Mrs. AND TERMS! relics ‘of. St. Stephen, Melrose; Miss the for Nettie Timmer, Car- first family! average Stodalka, Mass los; and martyr. of Gloria, , Mrs. Ethel feast. Friday", sec- 2:00 Mammoth Parade ond Collect Olympia, Wash. “Defend us,” third, M. P. any Miss collect Timmer .(unless the Bishop member of has des- was AIWAYS BETTER BUYS AT a GAMBIES the Oblates Benedict. ignated one). Red of St. 0r: vestments. , Burial made in Melrose Mass Sacred of Heart (First was cemetery. Friday). White vestments. REGISTER. COURTESY ST. CLOUD