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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

August 3, 1951 · Page 3 of 4

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.:=r=‘_-.. ./ THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER Friday, August 3, FOUR I951 PAGE ie‘rz Pioneers ,1 t I // Area of P Four Generations . THIELMAN DIAMoND RINGS mm some . I FOR THE BRIDE HARDWARE TO BE Jubilee Mark Diamond WEIMAN BUTT 8. Paints Sporting — J. DICK STEDLER By Goods "Walk Flight Right" A & Buy I 8091/; After'studying St. Germain St. 7th 30., St. Cloud 17, Ave. all reports J on Turpin’s of Rob- .Randy Ray with his when States One) the parents upset (Continued From Page 1 title, middleweight the for inson old. His boyhood 14 he Arthur years which was W. Pierz the farm is Hyneman at now on concludes, Haircut One-Round Molitor Drug Co. south- the place farm, by Heigls. home being operated the Ray was cross-eyed nothing “There was hails Hoheisel from She is 81. Mr. owned by Al- of Pierz, east triumph.” Turpin’s now about General Agent . he born Silesia, Germany; REXALL AGENCY was nephew. Hoheisel, Skeptics fred all dispelled a Washington Nat’l Insurance Co. soon arrived He in there Oct. 1867. 14, Prescriptions Specialty the taking look days doubt when The of these at I cour- young a 701 St. Cloud {é Germain St. the Robinson after of early citizens deeply pictures into Kodak Supplies & toiletries ageous go Schellinger looked like bguL'Robinson rich Life, Bros. of prairie history & the -A 1] Hospital .9. CLOUD. Polio Ins. ST. MINNt more pages . definitely catcher and legends they Many the Indian not Your Security is Business. a‘ a. our are ‘ tussle. that thrower Mrs. the in‘ Hoheiscl tells of recall. ' BUILDERS “ It the first time in 57 'Fa- baptized by is that she fact years was PLUMBING Reliable Contractors KNAPP & ST. has CLOUD 'tbatan English fighter missionary Pierz, the pioneer ther won middleweight The ‘vth'e during this mission priest. It was 2355W Phone crown. re- ELECTRIC C0. HEATING September brings turn match. in Buckman parish when the was Cloud llth Ave. 80. St. 121 era “The British warning: missionary effo'rts forming under «up Electrical are Contractors ‘,- a We Specialize in coming.” that married Hoheisels the Residential Commercial were and ‘ . o Churches, it a: Schools, Hospitals Father a Meicrhofen then to ' Industrial came .n Wiring _ that ,And it ,is than truer ' Michael’s church occasion-I ever St. Tel. 2543 St. Cloud 104 Roosevelt Drive St. Cloud iwhat boxing today_is needs it, and Masses, and ally for a prayer lhitter like. Berra. Without Yogi officiated the wed- he that at EIGHTH was ONLY YEARS AND MONTHS 73 separate him! "catching like couple Attending the ding in 1891. oldest the of the and in this four-generation youngest 9i: a: it! (Poster) Karl and Francisco. ages were C(DNIJDN ERICKSON ELECTRIC Poster. families Peter Today's Quipper picture taken when the gathered the Hubert Riermann Guest at ' home Sauk Centre. Shown (left right) Riermann; Mrs. to Montreal near Daily are Coleman in Jim Children Nine SERVICE daughter, Mrs. Wallin, Helen, her Russell holding her daughter, Stark, Construction age sculli’ng becoming Co. “Is f «too I Union Born to . months, all Sauk Riermann’s 4 of Centre; and Mrs. mother, Mrs. PRICE Canadian boys rough for sport a Wiring and Fixtures Ferdinand Schwieters, New Munich.—(Ledel 74', of Studio photo) lUWEST smoke and listen who prefer to to Nine Second 12 Avenue, N.E. born children them. to were 626 Laine, who Frankie recordings by 3rd Ave. SO. St. Cloud life his “in One Herman, ST. CLOUD. MINN. Faith, The societyfor the the of gave son, Propagation Inc. its like with in sings frog man a a others World I. The are war ‘throat‘l” Mrs Leonard, Frank, Carl, Jr.; r . Eva ‘3 a. (LEGAL * (Margaret), Leo Wuellner Otto TITLE) glll||Illlllllll|l|||Illlllllllllllllllll||Illllllllllllll||lllll|IIlllllllllllllllllllllllg ASK F OR I sensational Mickey Mantle, this place Gertrude, all of and 1 Yankee rookie, playing is . now Institute Building Buck (Dora), Lochner E; Mrs. Math James H. Murphy center-field for Kansas City. Cloud, St. Minn. Hanson and Mrs. Oliver far genuine man; a specified that' Yankee bigwigs INSURANCE g Wis. (Stasis) Strum, / , gain that position he play Home and Foreign Missions to and grandchildren There 47 2 Real Estate are succeed experience COLD-BLEAR- to necessary great-grandchildren. 31 Rev. Henry Frank, Diocesan Director ‘ Joe DiMaggio in two. g year or a 203 St. Mary's Bldg. Phone m: , PREPACK that They making are sure I||||llllllll|||||||||lllllllllllll|||||||Illlllllill|||||||lllll||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE T0-THE-Fl00R Perpetual member (living deceased) ..$ 40.00 BULK or ICE CREAM will of Mantle the remain center ................................ Perpetual Family membership 100.00 for long, long attraction time. ................................................ .. a (This membership includes both all and children, parents a: * at: KELVINATOR living and deceased.) lIIESTOG incidentally, Yogi Berra, takes Listen the Ordinary to member (one year)‘ 1.00 mtntnm (OMIIIISSIOII dim view of hit—and-run signs a Special membership (known the Family scum n. um. as' membership— with Across-the-Top by Hour othe used big of St. and strategems Francis Hill's! besides enrolled, Prices sad But at Sonic- Gun-Mud the others, living deceased, nine league cubs in deceive order one to or 5!! Savvch 0! Faithful Over Yam: enrolled for geezer be year) 6.00 Chest! may fellow hit and each other. “A can’t one WJON ........................................ .. d time,” Yogi. A think the perpetual bursa for the education of for the at same says young man a MODERNIZING HOME . * 9.: priesthood 4,000.00 EVERY SUNDAY * up 11.00 HOME FINANCING 0 Assorted Onectodes For the of catechist for 150.00 support ANDERSON J. a year F. one .......................... All- Ralph Kiner’s homer in the A scholarship student through his supporting seminary one C0. LUMBER Star looked good tele- IOANS game on 750.00 course ‘ vision. “T’was the ‘Kiner- best MATERIAL BUILDING 'see,” observes Iron theSalesians scope’ we’ve and yet to I that letter of May 29; assure you (inn Members of St. Mary’s Cathedral Homer Clout. hope welcome and I it is most AND COAL PAINT u been Though have the Salesians * * ' * the good it in loans payment from St. exten- to put to St. Cloud. Minn. procure easy Telephone 180 use Teheran for in 15 have years, we Maybe well that just it is Japan. of God’s kingdom in sion as Mary’s Parish Credit Union. Paul See still problems solve,, the to many Judge flarold Medina, who L. today I Tokyo in Ahles. principal perhaps, being that way 803% St. Germain on my Street. am one, the U.S. tried Communist FOR SALE mem- Fukuoka South of the Japan, in to the in country we are bers, on mere interested the in is not asked the Bishop has where to sufferance; to i schools, us r e g NOW! ‘Price baseball n ET THESE commissioner’s job. FEATURES shown is deiiv im- of establishment help the in strictly speaking, in illegal, kitchen and new wit a your Machine. Drop Singer Sewing are Imagine how tough he could 5-Year FRED V. IRAYNOR Protection Han. address Therefore In though monastery. actual in practice the my stitch. Chest! head—Guaranteed good state and local Big Freezer 26—11). across—them!) taxes make those it for Cincinnati au- ex- Price will changed from tr spec! heat be and a thorities close their now on as Sewing Machine . $42.50. Singer to an Reds eye ! ex- S‘fl'aéfim‘“ “I” half-bushel M Crisper width Drawer . Architect follows: istence, afly this ' time spirit Cloud. at . . . Co. St. yet I! ll! ' * moist-cold! of tolerance Shi, of could Fukuoka, Josui give No. Dori, Baugh, 39 to Sammy Washington way (051 OFFICE 56 BOX Bafle Humidity Control storage another quite policy, all space and there thanks for : : : Japan. Many is Redskins’ football player, your great TELEPHONE 3636 ’3‘“ meats! for little nothing wé"could Aloysius do about kindness. In Christ Jesus, of hurt the first play or 301 GRANITE was EXCHANGE on it. Michele, 0.S.B. super~dependable ST CLOUD. MINNESOTA Kelvinator’s the he played Powered by first ' game a as has And he been remind And Polarsphere! of the sword! . top Rubber Tile to Asphalt pro. JACKsoN and ‘ a us - FRANK w. cripple-threat then. suspended since heads, have e‘yer’x loads ofroom ofshelfs over our we .ft 13:9 ; : : ce fibinet . Modernfold Doors * . the the beautiful of Christian _ wide! case ENJOY only 24 4" ina ‘ ASSOCIATES, Inc. & - The several of migration friends college, family and which belonged . . . for to once . ‘ Venetian trim! Blinds Strata-Blue Brilliant ‘0 American gridders Can- new the Presbyterian to American mis- pro E m painstaking II P 5 in ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS 8. our ada indicates the FlodE'Wax courts which has sion, but been taken are . Beacon now Great, M! See this Value-Priced Kelvinatpr! personal service. DESIGN ECCLESIASTICAL going be filled with lot to by the its a. government at over own football of suits this fall. Maybe Building be used Bank price, National American to government i as a ICE CREAM PLASTIC WALL TILE the judges the bench ought THE 2 secondary school. Cloud, Minnesota But of St. on in view Tsdum‘perlin-llilliams MAYTAG snap substitute whistle for to the happy cultural relations be- i a a Finest Guaranteed Installations call gavel when they the ' court CLoUD Iran and ST. the Vatican, tween we order to tackle the problem. i to W hoping that be are we soon may v a r bn existing LADY KEMPS co. permanent PAINT FLOOR-CRAFT CO. more a kelvinator i sportswriter A Philadelphia has Maytag Hamilton Dryers basis. CATERING ICE CREAM — — Phillies—the for the new a name Despite the insecurity of our Phigz s... Kids. Johnny Schirbcr, Prop. Cloud 49 Phone St. su. Ave. the 12 school position, is very suc- Phone 2844 Germain 1101 St. - Call 9th 567 Ave. & No. 2nd Pasta—r cessful. It takes both boarders in -6l3 First Street South Roscoe Has and day pupils, and proud is to ‘ have the the its rolls of on names 'l‘l of distinguished Per- many sons John’s Outing St. sians. at 'I'IO 1 the Of students frequenting 200 the school, about Chris- 100 nae are Mass Servers For “Ever people remainder notice, who take the tians, being chiefly 'I'IO I Moslems sprinkling with of pride a the in accomplish- no Zoroastrians, descendants of the of their Roscoe—Fourteen boys, all ment aren't worshipers. h Sun T ancient i ancestors e r 'I'IO Agnes’ Mass from St. code summed three moral is ‘in likely servers par- do much that up will be to ish here, treated by their phrases: Good d good were r w o a, remembered proudl by their the Rev. Joseph Bloch, pastor, to thoughts, and good deeds. '1'" outing the St. John univer- descendants? are an on They blanks Among the Christians there are sity grounds. They delighted were Catholics about of the Latin, 60 life’s . in of dominoésll' they with what there: The game saw the Chaldean, and the American '11. abbey chapel, Lake Sagatagan, the Rites. The others_are Orthodhx or KOLIMANN refectory, grotto, audi- museum, I Schismatics. church Ten little 36V torium, seminary, science hall, and students the \Chaldean of Rite stay '1'" other interesting places and things. f MONUMENTAI. WORKS with and all hoping and we Now...SAVE us, are The boys Edwin Erkens, were praying that day they will all one - Roger Flint, David Heinen, Wil- Street Division 1915 become for that the priests, is 110 Muggli, Jerome liam Muggli, Da- Cloud, Minnesota need The of the St. great country. Melvin vid Neu, John Neu, Nie- Catholics few, few, very are wind, Robert Rueckert, Hubert scattered widely this in 'I10 vast coun- of PlAYTEX‘PIllOWS pair Schefers, Orville Schefcrs, Law- wherc priests on a try, very many so Schueller, and Stang. Orville rence are necessary, James Richard Muggli and pro- 1'1. Moslem Iran being country, a vided transportation for of part Friday and Saturday the is not the group. and official holiday, has Rome so .____ 110 children’s Your the privilege celebrat- given of us Requleseat in Pace Sunday Mass also ing evening, on addition the normal morning in growing-up to years 0 Laura Brausen . . gift-packaged Beautifully c "II. Masses. I Pierz.—Requiem oilered July Mass was the Acknowledges box with Gift blue Joseph's the 27 in St. church for Laura in \w who July The Bransen, 17, died 24. Rt. UN. C 1|. Seal Gold The following letter has been exclusive Monsignor Edward Mahowald of- Rev. the TODAY—SAT.—-S fered Mass. Burial the parish in was received from the Rev. Aloysius ‘on C Miss daugh- top Brnnscn the cemetery. unrantee was Michels, Tokyo, 0.5.3., Japan: Mr. and Mrs. Bransen of of Peter ter I 11. week received the check Last I her Canola. Besides she is parents, sur- by the following brothers and vived of $50, which donated by the was AT ST. CLOUD and Raymond, Clarence, Leo, sisters: Hall Anselm Mission club in your Roman (Florence), all of Mrs. Saha -no Genola; Lawrence Reinhart. Little and Hillman; Lampert Collegeville Parish Falls: Joe. Mrs. Elmer I (Mathilda). Milaca: Theodore Mrs. Funk Buckmnn; Le Welling (Leona). Mrs. Roy -ho who (Lorraine), Temple, Tex; Ervin, and Family ‘\ the Great lanes Has is Lakes shipping Picnic "KIDS" on DAY Sat. guar‘anteed the during summer. for comfort sleeping world of Here is‘ mo a Ignatius Baron , ..the' Pillow Grounds the Superfoam Abbey Browerville.——~Funeral services Playtex with On were you . . . . conducted July in Joseph's church 12 St. Guarantee. Seal Gold the that July only pillow carries Baron, who died 9. for Ignatius '17, '11. take At George Kuzniak Mass. Father S. B. ofl'ered the Press Feel it. today. pillow science-perfected See this the parish Sur- Burial in cemetery. was Collegeville.——Members St. of children. vivors his wife, and .two are Playtex why feel and You’ll cheek. John Baptist’s parish, College- it against the Lamusga, Mrs. Frank both Stanley,and see your 'I'I. 10:00 A. M. M. 6 P. to BroWe‘rVille.‘ ' gathered of their ville, annual for Au phone value! Come in, pillow is'America’s \ _ greatest Mrs. Mary Lisson Ideal weather -‘ social event. r. . , g. who Browsrv’ille.—Mrs. Mary Lisson. order below handy mail all the almost of the Rides to brought your out coupon use or ' -no died July Joseph‘s buried St. a» 11. in 5c was abbey families the spacious to following Requiem Mass ot- cemetery Pillows ! Playtex a now Watab. along the grounds July Kuzniak. fered by the Rev. S. B. 14 following children: Survivors the c Personal St. Benedict’s from are 1|. Mrs. Mary and Anthony. Browerville; he Society society, the of Men’s ' SWimming Free Hopkins; Mrs. Cecelie Martin Owinski. Mothers, the Young Christian and Douglas Walter. Milwau- and Mrs. Fred *I.IIIIIIIIII-Ill...-IIIIII.I.III.I.I.lII.IIIIIIl‘ attended Ore. sodality the kee: and Thomas Kubitza. Sandy, Ladies’ to '11. EFANDEL'S husband children preceded Her and five the chil- stands and supervised Call 1640 Minnesota, Cloud, In portraits St. death. her in am- . . . Softball volley- dren’s and races. Schneider Pauline I PIIIows: Playtex . . Rod Derby followmg David : the ball under Dur- send Please Jaycee Hot : games were me Mass Mciro Grove.—'-—-Solemn Requiem -ru Joseph enberger’s management. church .Tul'y' ofiered St. John’s 24 in A. was call I phone I » I July Pauline Schneider, who died for 82. Herman Reis- - Eisenschenk and I ' Sanf. with I Cotton in Timothy, offered the Father 0.8.8.. extra-fine 20. in will I en- provided music for inger the arrange : REGULAR w" Othmar by Father Mass and assisted zipper.El ' concealed Pink was White D the .danc- Sanforized tertainment and square O.S.B§.-‘deacon: Father Hohmann, and Park I 3:00_ PM. PLAYTEX Hester your [:lWhiic : Contrasting . at subdeacon. Burial in John Funk, I was mg. C n "“ .” as... cording. SUPERFOAM following chil- appointment._ The the parish cemetery. meeting - of The picnic . was a 110 6-95 John, Joseph. survive: Catherine, I dren 7.95 Not : family socially. the parish PILLOWS Albany. George, and Josins. and Sister of self-spending in fund—raising but I St. John’s «Email 0.8.8., of Brother Hubert. I I 0106/; solidar- Christian Collegeville. abbey. the interests of : 4*. 3* Earl-no 509V2 W Snni’. Cotton in two-tone in Thielen Nicholas M. rayon ity well in parish and com- as as “EXTRA : 3 "Roundup" zipper [:l satin. Concealedlj Cream ' Concealed Pink Saturday services Valley.——Fune'ral Eden Nile object ~TH su were welfare the of munity was : July Assumption church PLUMP” conducted in 18 St. Germain White matchinglj contrasting I] zipper, Tea I meeting. the “ERICA- was“ who Thielen, died Nicholas M. 66, for : [:1 Blue cording. Rose cording. SUPERFOAM I Father A. J. Gruenes offered July 14. 146 I Phone 8.95 9.95 the Mass. Burial in the Requiem PILLO‘WS was : Barn City Gift Centennial Stars to Dance W|.S Thielen parish .Mrs. survives cemetery. ., f/ON oi“. I T- children: Ernt 'I'lo with the following - \ Hornell, N.Y.—Bishop James E. . Arthur. Aloys. Valley; Port- Eden and : 1:] Cash : ’ ofiiciated ‘ Kearney of Rochester Jane. home: and land; Ore.: Mary at (lute. Personalities Name _ TV City survivors Twin Floribert, Korea. Other : in D Charge .. .......................................................... of the are the dedication at I new "l'l. Math, the following brothers and sisters: : James’ St. million—dollar wing of Address Deon. : ' Thielen of Eden Valley; and Mike Peter, ...... .. of the hospital, the charge Mercy in Adam, Galloway: John. Paynesville; I ‘ order BMW” : State City Dennison. and (Clellan, Elizabeth Thielcn, -O.: provided ............;................... Card—M. : Sisters of Mercy, which C. Hi. .................. .. l Eden Valley..Thcre 'Mrs. Math Schulz of IIIIIII'IIII‘IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII anniver- with “100th Hornell its h 0 O GBAREER PH .T grandchildren. Mr. Thielen‘ 11 was are sr. REGISTER COURTESY CLOUD gift.” birthday o society. member at the St. Joseph sary a \ A\ \ 4'