ST. THE CLOUD REGISTER PAGE THREE August 3, 1951 Friday, @figfigfiEcfiszm l Merrill Placed Cornerstone 'n'nWMWI'l-‘uF-‘b‘i'm i; 5W..- City Granite HATS! STETSON 2g madam in Men— For CLOTHESI KUPPENHEIMER SCHNEIDER Electric Co. SHOES! SQUARE CROSBY v SERVICE COMPLETE-ELECTRICAL the mom Wall and Floor Lighting Fixtures FLOORING C0. - THE Installations. Plug MINN. CLOUD. ST. Hettwer-Kolbinger ' CARPETING, LINOLEUM. CLOTHES” “NEW Riven—Before Mass Elk Nuptial a KNEELING PADS. TILING ofl'ered July Andrew’s church. 19 in St. Colberg G. R. Dr. Miss Lois Kolbinirer. daughter Mr. of o the bride and Mrs. L. Kolbinger, became STORE Clarence Hettwer. Frank Hett- of of son 191/; & Ave., Highway 52 Kclco. N. The Rev. '1‘. X. of Dak. wor OPTOMETRIST '- Cloud celebrated the Ziolknwski St. of St. Cloud, l Minn. Mass. the bride Judy Attending were Sylvia Obremaki, Marilyn Kolbintrer, and St. Office in Cloud Post [Examined the Opposite I ‘ Eyes Kolbinger. Dick Kolbinger and Tony , Hettwcr the bridegroom. Ushers attended Al Longer Truman Anderson. and were Filled . Glasses SPORIEDERS Heisick-Atkinson Atkinson, Elmdale. Miss Helen —— Heating Plumbing Appliances Fred Atkinson. daughter Mr. and Mrs. - - of AND AIDS HEARING became bride of Kenneth Heisick, the home “Timken Silent The of Heisick of Mr. and Mrs. Math of Makes son All , for BATTERIES Automatic” Oil Burners Holdingford, before Nuptial Mass of- BO. a , church. fered July in St. Edward’s 16 Tel. 1.5-4”! Ave. SO. 705 Phone 201 Krcsze’o Over Paul Shurek celebrated the Mass. Father Cloud. Minn. St. the bride Irene Atkinson. Attending were 3864—5163-W Phones Brezinka, and Carol Heisick, Frances 1 Cloud No.—-—St. Ave. 8th 1350 Atkin- Mrs. Tony Koshcnina. Jerome Tony Koshe- deserve Richard Heisick, and listed here to The firms WIRING CITY FARM son, 81 bridegroom. attended the nina WARD FOURTH dis~ remembered when be estimate Write are Call for free 1' you or Bruder-Steffen your the dif- tributing patronage to Miss Prairie.—The Lomz marriage of MARKET Mrs. business. StetTen. Mr. and lines of Lucille (laughter of ferent of Harry Stefl'en, Lester Bruder. to son place John liruder, took Mr. and Mrs. Gnlfkowski Jol. Carmel Mary Mt. June, 26 in the St. of Here’s the Beer That MEATS cele- Ranch church. The Rev. George Speaks For Itself Cash the Mass. Mrs. Dewayne brated GR OCERIES bridal COADJUTOR BISHOP Alvin the Peter W. Bar- and the general lions attended is and Roger Francis contractor Con- HOMEMADE couple. struction 00., also of St. Paul. tholome officiated laying the of at the DISTRIBUTED BY Sundeen-Lehn SAUSAGE Priests who the present for cornerstone were the of St. Joseph church, Merrill, Nuptinl cornerstone Elk RlVGl‘.-—-MHI'1‘IECI before laying besides the Father William pastor, Established new Tarman, a Years! 39 Kemp’s Ice Cream Co. Andrew’s church Mass offered in St. were included Monsignor Edward Mahowald, Pierz; ceremonies held The July church, which at 19. new Lehn, daughter of Mr. and Miss Doris PHONE 2052-53 Fathers Paul Kunkel, Buckman; L. J. Ohotta, Roy- Lchn, Kenneth Sun- Mrs. Martin and is being constructed of native fieldstone, is of one 9th N. St. Cloud ‘03 Ave. alton; Victor Mr. Joseph Sun- dcen, of and Mrs. Siegler, Rice; Richard Wey, Foley; son Phone Cloud, 567 St. Minn. several churches going in the Diocese of‘St. celebrated Joseph Trobec deen.‘The Rev. new up Vincent Wotska, Gilman; Al Kroll, Brennyville; bride Lila the Mass. Attending the wore Cloud. The architect is William Drehel' of St. Paul and Raymond Schulzetenburg Hillman. of Lehn. Lehn, Louella Schlngel. and Kay Schlagel, Suntleen. and Leonard Marvin 35th Eucharistic Congress Sundeen the bride- William attended I. Durante Stars PEARSON HEATING CD. groom. KIimek-Becker $495 To Held JFI/E Be in Barcelona Urbank.——Before Nuptial Mass of- With a June Hover all Heart June in Sacred church. rored 28 Lennox Furnaces and Oil Burners daughter 'I‘hclma Iieckt-r, Mr. Miss of Sheet Metal Work the Mrs. Hubert Becker. became and Family Theater Klimek, Mr. and Phone bride of James of. In 2181 ST. CLOUD 27-5th Ave. So. Barcelona, $495 son will Spain, be the threatens all nations, the gather- NlY The Klimek Evansville. Mrs. Joseph of meeting place hundreds for of ing stands forth, offerng bul- the a Schirmers celebrated Mass. tev. S. J. thousands Catholic pilgrims wark of and defense, calm Klimek and Marilyn Pehan and Bernadine sure Attendants the attended the bride. from all to globe the dur- of peaceful, though less forceful corners no Rhapsody in Bop Fainin was and Marvin Becker bridegroom were ing the” week May of 27, 1952, and impressive, uniting all nations Theater’s presentation Aug. 1 PURCHASE or ANY Harvey WITH SUPERFLAME Lloyd Becker. Ushers over were when the 35th Eucharistic Con- in enthusiastic gathering of Philip an Becker Klimek. and the Mutual network. Costarring "FUEL-5AVER"OI|. HEATER SELLING FOR will be held, it revealed hundreds of thousands Catholics of gress was Fortwengler-Lano Jimmy Durante and June Haver, OVER $30.00I $74.95 SAVE you by Thomas J. McGuire, prominent of land the In- present at . . . every Rhapsody in Bop sparkling Limo. Lomz I’ruirie.——'Miss Lorna Jane was a Chicago Catholic layman and travel ternational YOURS for Congress, well Yes, only $4.95 it’s as F. as daunhier Mr. and Mrs. I. Lano, of comedy designed bring to the out representative. the purchase of spiritual participation early with Richard of became the bride Fortwenz— of season any more and happy humor of the warm ler, Mrs. Victor Fort— of Mr. and Mr. McGuire, who official than Superflame“l’uel-Saver"OilHeatcr 5 4 0 0 0 0 0 Catholics 0 0 run was with the “prodigious probos- , , man before wemzler Washington, T). C.‘, of United States Canada This travel throughout for $74.95. and the world, selling will and sen— over cis,” the in and the genuine charm Nuptial Mass offered July 21/ of a representative portable blower for the last Eu- sational Superlan I'evcrberate through the' nations church. The St. Mary Mt. Carmel of as lovely his costar. position. charistic operate‘s quietly Congress, held in Budav in world manifestation. George celebrated the Mass. Rev. Ranch great th any a As Jimmy Nazola, Jimmy Rose. Dur— the bride Marie Attendants to of Keeps Has dozens Hungary, in were 1938, reported pest, you uses. Steamship companies, airlines, and Beverly Ilu— Lano. Eileen McCann, pilots ante his ancicnt Pierce-Ar- hot weather. cooler in that thousands of Catholics had railroads, hotels, travel Fortwenizlt'r Thomas attended and agents saclter. Hospital Cloud the Between country. Saint row across already their intention expressed \nmum II. Ushers Bill the bridegroom. Lano throughout the world were are co-op- GENUINE FORCED AIR frequent A “exactly stops for three making: pilgrimage and Jack Bohno. the the of to crating making: in it convenient gallons” of Jimmy his and Schmitt—Gohl before Congress the and date gas, even for American and Canadian pil— HEATING SYSTEM two hitch—hiking chug place been announced. had passengers and of Burkmnmw'l‘lie marriage Miss only arims Con- attend the not to modern, hospi- A well-equipped their through series hi- of Mr. and Wilfrida Gohl, daunhter of Mrs. way a circulatorl Addresses Eucharist versatile air Barcelona, at but America’s have the It’s to most gress on staff with well—organized Q tal Q Schmilt. larious adventures. William Gohl. James of to a son fits under and Superfan heater opportunity visiting: winter of In of At the Congress, Bishops Schmitt. and Ruben took many Mr. and Mrs. physicians and specialists. of Rhapsody in Bop written super-efficient forced air the Catholic gives famous shrines was Michael's church. in Eu- place in July 18 St. you system a Cardinals, with each his group, for FamilyTheatcr by Law- celebrated the Harry The Rev. I’aul Kunkel comfort with that gives 5% 2 \ to more you up will be addressed Lourdes in known including and Li- Conducted the by the of Sisters every rope, the bride Mass. Attendants to were distributes the of fuel. Evenly rence. \. same amount language meaning the of the Srhmitt, Phyllis Gohl, Mary Betty Jane on sieux, climaxing the trip with a from floor air through house entire ‘A Family Theater is heard warm Ann Schmitt, Joyce Schmitt. Leo Eucharist, and Christ in the Sacra- every ' 7 visit the Rome, Eternal Order of St. cold to City, floors Benedict Ceiling. Keeps Dennis Gohl Wednesday Kappes, Wilfred Sucss, to and evening warm. 8:30 at Altar. of the "tux ment on ‘ the SAFE! Blades! attended bridegroom. No Dangerous Fan personally KLIZ and reception by the and WRAX. Mr. McGuire said that in the spiritual face the peril which Holy Father. of ANSWERS WIIHEIM Tradition Established 4—b, 5—0, I—a, 2—a, 3—c, G—a, fife/rm 8~—b, 9—b, 10—h. 7—a, WITH \ SAFETY SAVE ROOFING C0. experience roofing 30 years Federal & Loan provide with good Savings Accounts safety around in and St. Cloud earnings. Funds received by month St. 50. the 10th of Phone 2506-1“ 582 am any "FUEl-SAVER" OIl HEATERS with the credited earnings first. ST. CLOUD from GUARANTEED TO Each Insured $10,000.00 Account Fully to up y Above Elmira the GIVE YOU m FEDERAL SECURITY All Ol/Im ' FOR YOUR MONEY! ' SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSOCIATION St. Cloud 822 Germain Street St. MORE GUARANTEED! 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STAFFORD 4th 20 Ave. 8. Phone 4490 - STATION ERS—BINDERS . PRINTERS—LITHOGRAPHERS GRANITE BLDG. EXCHANGE ’ 26 AVENUE ST. CLOUD 6TH NORTH HALL ST. MARY’S dedicated be to 2nd September 0 UNIVERsITY, Collegeville, Minnesota LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE MEN FOR AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY ill Founded 1857 GREGOR AND MRS. WEGSCHEID MR. of St. John parish, Bluffton, celebrated the Baptist’s their 55th Applications for recently with, wedding anniversary High Thanksgiving. Mass of a the Friends and relatives of couple served dinner in the parish 1951-52 school a year reception hall and in the afternoon held for the entire parish. a was still being accepted. Weg'scheid children Mr. and Mrs. have living; dead. 12 two are Alphonse, Ludwig, They Alois, Eugene, and Joseph; Mrs. John are and Weller, Mrs. August Peter, Mrs. Ambrose Beringer, all of Bluff— DATES: Hel~ Stanislaus’ parish Leonard St. in Perham; Mrs. Joseph REGISTRATION of ton; New Residence Hall designed to accom- parish, Wadena; Edmund St. Ann’s Holy Trinity parish, of of temes modate students, 220 and provide day to Ariz. Winsted; and Roman of Prescott, There also grand- 85 College Preparatory, Sept. 4 are children x:rout—grandchildren. and 15 student accommodations, cafeteria, and Freshmen, Sept. 10-11 The jubilarians have been members St. John’s parish since of recreational facilities. Upperclaumen, Sept. Wagscheid has been 1913 and Mr. under five the six 12 of trustee a, who have in charge here. been pastors