l REGISTER THE CLOUD ST. PAGE FIVE r o Catholicism ’Blue'Crossl Invitation to Triplets REQUIESCANT~ IN PACE successrul. Indiana 76 Priests in . HOMEMAKING Collins Mass. the James M. Burial in parish cemetery. was She by is survived the following chil- Osakis.—Funeral services were con- Street Give Lectures dren: Mrs. Joseph Wieniecke, John. Mrs. ducted July in Immaculate Concep- 18 on John Kircht, Mrs. Leo Juenemnn, and church Collins, who tion for James 66, Waldemar; and sister, Mrs. Fred died O'Connor one July The Rev. T. F. 15. Zastrow. ‘ Calvary offered the Mass. Burial in was Beginning Monday, Aug. the Catholic 6, He by his Indiana is survived wife; (From the cemetery. I Ann Rose Ernst Min daughter, Mrs. Bernard Roda: and a. Edgewood was'the setting of and Record) town Morris—Mica Ann Rose Ernst, Three who grandson, Michael, all of Osakis. , five-night for program. sight these days a died the parish It unusual Csnfield Aug. 5, buried in is sisters also survive: Mrs. Le‘o was no Fathér Robert Kitchini of St. following Requiem Mass and Mrs. Smidt, Long'Prnirie; and cemetery of- Ed :1 small Indiana drive into town to a Aug. fered 7 in Assumption church. The Mrs. Ray Pasch, Minneapolis. Mark’s parish, Indianapolis, laid Rev. John A. Fearon offered the Mass. small people of and Mrs. Mary Oster group groundwork. He personally see, a the She is the survived by following brothers together listening gathered to a residents called the Edgewood St. Nicholas—Requiem of- Mass and sisters: Henry, Anthony, Danvers; was on it is priest. Sometimes court- fered Aug. in Nicholas’ church {or Chicago: Min on 1 St. Victor. eapolis: .Mrs. a invited and them attend the to v Mary Mrs. Qatar, Elizabeth who died July 29. Mchlly, St. Mrs. 70. Paul; Mary public school yard, lawn, house religidn. the or series Catholic a on The Rev. Henry Steichen the Redding. Newberg, offered 01‘e.: Mrs. Catherine lot. just vacant a McShone. N. Hugh Fargo. an.: Mrs. Films Shown New Window Resists Gallagher. Minneapolis; Mrsr and A. C. outdoor preaching annual The Schneiderhsn, Alexandria. Instead talks, under throughout of the usual is , way program Atom Bomb Effects Gdnzer Mrs. Mary Father showed Technicolor Kitchin communities in the counties 88' 39 films, interspersed with explana- Indianapolis. the Archdiocese of Minneapolis.—Requiem Mass of of- was Aug. 'St, fered 8 in Ann's church for Mrs. tions. Included You Cam priests partici- And there '76 were are Aug.” Mary Ganzer, 81, who 'died 6. World, Change The‘Mass, the Holy pating. Burial” ' in the parish cemetery at was Your Film, and Serra club film Cold Spring. She is survived by eight a Already under the way are children: Harry Mrs. Raymond (Louise). vocations. on Haute deapery. priests the of Terre Mrs. Kenneth Christie (Barbara), and Father Herman Briggeman of Fathers Leo weeks Two Mrs. Winfield Turner (Kathryn), Min- ago ' Holy Cross church, Indianapolis, neapolis: Mrs. Peter Jeub (Irene). Min- Emile Groosens, Schellenberger, neapolis; Mrs. William DeCharme has this week spent past Acton at Elford, and John Quinn John pre- (Leone), Aberdeen,.s. Dak.; Harold Mrs. acquainting the people with some talks five-night series sented of Shcwappach (Susan), Minneapolis: and a the beliefs Catholic of the of Adele Michael and Ganzer. Minneapolis. re- Seelyville. at There 17 ligion. grandchildren and His held 22 in great- are program was a joined Father William Stineman grandchildren. the opposite Sterling lot vacant iJosfieph “pitch” Carbon. them in at a Bettendorf Funeral home there. iii cdnsisted plan, talks IT IS BIRTHDAY TIME for the Blue Cross of Both programs Cloud—Funeral St. service! » Another that ended this were con- program “This God,” Do “Existence of which celebrates its operation 18th of in M111- on ducted Holy Angels’ Aug. in church 11 Boy-4nd“ Phoz’o Che] year by by week conducted Father was “How LiVe," Can and Thou Shalt for Joseph Bettendorf, who 64, died Aug. “Blue Donald, this July, and the Cross” triplets, Diane, for nesota Universal. Robert Wilhelm at in 6 River Dale Heights, Md. Burial the mushrooms for “Worship _God tender Reach Christ?” We with keeping of ~ There two ways Napier, are and Dariene Twelfth 8., Minneapolis, who 8829 in Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Betten- avenue were was In 'each ready announcements town :They to and “Claims the Way,” of ,ther. in God’s d as food b t serve overstrained are the are u g e dorf survives .with the following chil- three July For the shared birthday W. Lundstrom, 18. A. party, on heated. carried in the local Hand- they Soon 'Catholic Church.” set‘a dren: Joseph, Paul: bounds. One is to paper. St. Lawrence, Falls within are as administrative Blue Shield director of Minnesota Blue Cross and spaghetti . are Church, cooking Va.: Valeria, home; Justin, you’re bills also distributed help When at to each afford price to pay can you Answ’e‘r Period plans, brought birthday complete with candles and a-huge Question, cake Dover, Del.: Philip. home; James, at a the in this remember that spread the This, plus the other food. The case day’s ~day for that news. Passidnist ' seminary. New York city; and frosting Blue Cross. ' needs best. It does v watched pot isto spend- and personal the in- musical ainterlude contacts, A short the meals, arouses There two up average navy. ,are . :b011 won’t that it watching following residents. The brothers another, reading followed by of the day than Scripture is terest ing so ‘ ’a one Polish more 'Primc’lte RepOrts» and sisters also survive: The but- Rev. John add little cooks Some end attend “even” the ,Some the talks at biography of saint.’Each people out a short but coming over. a a Bettendorf, Valley: Browns Mrs. Mar- of kitchen sort the water—a to ter curiosity, become with question and merely in- week. ends of the out of a Truzinski, Cloud; program garet St. Peter, Min- troubled oil pouring method of week spaghetti dinner on neapolis: Luke anSVver period. be convinced. Mrs. Hayden, A terested, and. St. Paul; stay to a once ' boiling Brother Leo prevent and Bettendorf, John’s waters—to St. over. meals to thriftier On Condition of the of Country is one university. ready you’re to When second' up, the serve if DIOCESE count you use on experienced Mn. that remember t Lind. Willi. Sun- A perhaps, e plan. roast, on \ WEDDINGS IN _, lightly. spaghetti handles Chef dinnerr spaghetti and then day, St. Cloud—Linda Willis, 20-month- a good of ' Mix old sauce daughter Mr. and Mrs. “I rejoice, in of Curl Willis, Rome—“By the Wednesday, in together with your Tuesday some mean a presence our or who Aug. died buried in Calvary the 4, spaghetti in with the was servmg Rome have testified before the father Christendom, beloved of nice balance. we Aug. She is survived 7. by her cemetery The Flexseal Bomb in the rest and dish new sauce— whole that the a world that Poland is Cath- spirit it is mothers, Christian The of in best serve spa- and following the brother and a your parents FIic-Kunkel WeigeI-Stiegel I the and be Glass boat, units sauce automatic- olic is that she dellcmus Lawrence, is with His service,” the be sisters: Marilyn, country, and unselfish ghetti dinner sure Patricia, and open can as your _ Nicholas—Before Nuptial Mass St. a Nuptial Mass Falls—Before Little steaming hot. really oyce. Holiness, Pope Pius XII, that ArchbishOp “Undaunted glamor: A that a and wrote. the roast. ; ally in . « triangular four sections sauce offered July Nicholas’ church, as 21 in St. Chef’s trick Mary's church. another in St. offered July Bernard Remember 24 Rauier she will spaghetti and remain Catholic ‘Angela the sight vvar big dish of Kunkcl, by of i‘zes Miss daughter of, Mr. when explosive can strikes. a force so many your an Stiegel, of Mr. Phyllis daughter Miss served should be K. spaghetti J. the bride and Mrs. Kunkel, became ——-that h country,” A b is h Stefan cemeteries fortified by real treat St. Joseph—Requiem and into Chef’s Mass offered comesln r c o This release p your of was ~prevents a Stiegel. the and'Mrs. Joseph became pressure Flis, of Robert of» Mr. and Mrs. French crisp. something son July in St. Joseph’s church with 31 for Bernard With Wysznski, or Primate Poland, made of legions de- faith, arebearing eight-ounce Mr. and Richard Weigel. of bride of can, the new window you an son frame being from Paul. Father Henry Manley Flits of St. Rassier. who died July Father Marian 28._ bread sticks, bread Italian Aberdeen, Weigel S. Dak. Both Anton of dated letter. Mrs. in pastoral He mushrooms. the or children Poland and for either for meat of Steichen celebrated the Attending Mass. a was or blown in and greatly reduces the Roth,_ S.B., offered the Mass. with celebrated the of Rev. Kinzer dish The Victor and crusty-brown, rich reporting The w the couple Delpine Steichon and the people Gniezno delicious. r variations to of Church .” a were burial the in parish cemetery.- Nephews are possibilities flying of fragments. the couple Flor- Attending Mass. . were . d and sl1ces Jerome Scanlon. sticks vegetable With is’Cjombined a Mr. assier and Warsaw, his Cath- of served archdioceses, that the Polish pallbearers: He said tomato . puree as on Randall“ Nora Trettel. Gertrude The window consists of. three ence Spellerberg-Wulfekuhle needed. Jerome Bossier, Roman Rassier. crispness Jr.; the and just his of for visit Rome. olic worthy beef the meat ‘Ushers youth has been tasty Anthony Weigel. to Randall. and ‘ sauce single laminated layers into unit. Lake.—-Married July before Victor Elbow 30 Stung, Willard Braun, Frank a Weigel. James ‘ were’Charles Randall and The has letter in all which their faith read the test to was Olaf’s church Nuptial in‘ Schroeder. Mass St. and Marlyn Libbesmeier. were The layer is sheet glass, Kulzer-Kueflerl a outer of a churches chil- the been related how Wulfékuhle, feast St. Peter and daughter Miss’Donna Jean Ralph of Braun the cross-bearer. Mr. put \ on , was the middle layer sheet of poly— a Henry Wulfekuhle. Mr. and Mrs. Rossier member of of the Catholic and Paul published in Italian dren, love for tho was and growing in Elrosa.—Miss Regina Kuefler, daugh- a vinyl butyral plastic, and the in- Mr. Jerome Spellerberg. Order and of of Foresters the Joseph and St. son the Kuefler, became of Mrs. Caroline ter in Ossewatore Vatican heavenly Father, Romano,‘ receiving are Mrs. William ,Spellerberg Fair- Men’s and of society. layer is triangular shaped four bride Albert Kulzer, Mr. and of of ner son throngs. City Communion daily. in great N. Dak. The Theodore Rev. mount. Nuptial Kulzer, before Mrs. Conrad Miu Lubin Schwartz pieces glass. The OUR a of plastic layer celebrated Mass._Attending the “ Peter-kn the It He praised clergy, tells the Prilnate's pride of July Sts. ' Mass offered in Peter and 30 NEW extends beyond the glass edges St. Cloud—Funeral services Luora Wulfekuhle the and couple LOCATION were were con- durin have much Paul’s church, The Retzek suffered Rev. Benno and the Pope’s satisfaction AT so over ducted Angels’ Aug. in Holy Wulfekuhle. 7 church James and is bolted the window frame to Attending bride celebrated the Mass. the their his “about'the in defending tars Church report of past a Miss Lucia war for Shwartz, who died Aug. Ellen Galvin, Patty Kulzer, “Nietze'l-K‘Ieespies Mary hinges, permitting the were to serve as Our Lord who resisted 5. The Rev. John Lnky in her and homes, offered of the Mass. country, persecu- our Eleonora James Krista and Kuefler, Mrs. Miss Joan Morris.—The marriage of four like doors segments Burial to in Calvary One cemetery. So. the thou- ‘ open was joys, her victories, although taken her experiences tion by Ave. Kulzer. -5th Mrs. Alcuin Michael Wiesser, 109 Kleesxflcs, Mrs. daughter of Mr. ,and sister, Adelaide, St. Cloud. and brother, when the plate glass outer of is a. H'erbert Kulzer. Alcuin Kulzer. Jo— and concentration the inflexible and in sands German of hope to Donald Nietzsl. Lawrence Kleespies, to ‘ Otto, Muncie, Ind, survive. . . . seph Kuefler the bridegroom. attended broken. Nietzel, Mr. Mrs. Ehwald of and the unshakeable faith camps.” and the .son Theodore Brinkmnn took place July the Assumption Nottingham-Ya; 17 in After explosion sufficient of rebuildin charity Polish He spoke, the or great the people." of of an too, parish bouse.'The Raymond Jacques Rev. Eden Valley—Requiem Little Falls—Married in Mass Juy St. of- 21 force the bomb window, was to he sanctuaries letter also the Poland its tells of and of open officiated the Marjory an at Hardware) ceremony. Assumption fercd Aug. in Mary’s church Miss 8 church Leona Yasgar, for Williams (Over were the four be segments returned Leonard Nietzel who have accused Kleespies and attbnded joy pride the Primate those and of in neproved may Th'eodore Brinkman, daughter who of Mr. Mrs. Alvin died Ynsgnr, Aug. 4. and the couple. position by there Burial and retained the telling the Father “war-monger- Walter ‘to in parish His Holiness about the Holy of and Nottingham, Mr. Mrs. of and cemetery. was son a Lano-Hennok PHONE SAME. ADDRESS Brinkman survives Mrs. E. R. Nottingham Seattle.‘Wash. with children: NEW of four bolt, shown above, the mothers, youth, chil- .” as or even ln a men, ’ —— Delphine Hennek, Thomas, Joseph, Mary, The celebrated Duelm. Miss and Patricia. Rev. Victor Kinzer the The -— moment,” wad chewing The crevices dren, of and the clergy Poland. “Oh, for of if gum. even following daughter Mr. ’Mrs. Thomas brothers Mass. of and and sisters also a Rosemary Schubert Raymond and sur- could He told Holy the “they then be closed the Father, the prelato with adhesive said, became the bride Leonard vive: John, Richmond; Hennek,‘ of Herman, Lutz the Albany; attended bridal couple. may E-785 oPHON Gerhard William. Mr. Mrs. Lano Cloud; Lano, of and St. Mrs. Charles Willen- Palubicki-Stenger letter-says, “How look they draw those his tape, putty, clay, whatever of son is into you your or eyes bring, Chaska, before Nuptial Mass offered Pierz: Sister of Theodorette. Bis- a have the living faith would ashamed handy, strength from in and the be restored window to ‘ Dent.——The marriage of Miss Dorothy church. The matck. Dak.: Aug. St. Lawrence's N. and Mrs. 4 in William order accomplish the difficult the to trespassed propriety, against again affords protection cold, from Stenger. daughter Mr. Mrs. John of and Rev. celebrated the Mass. Sch'midt, St. Cloud. Henry Frank Robert Stenger. Palubicki, Hennek, tasks that of to Mr. Attending the bride Alvina’ have fallen the decency, and.the of rain, son storms, until such time were etc., Elmer on your Stunne- sense and Mrs._John Palubicki, place Ann Doyle. took Grace Hennek. and Mrs. John shoulders patience, they have What of proportion of the be glass replaced. Freeport.—Funeral services man a as may were con- Aug. in Sacred church. The Leno, 2 Heart Clarence Bud Lano. Goodwin and . . . never perseverance, who what strength, what ducted, Aug. Heart has ‘8 in Sacred church and never Rev. Joseph Besselaar celebrated seen the Hennek attended the, bridegroom. Elmer for Stonnes, who died 44, Aug. 4. charity painful troubled ." Headquarters and for day them each in Mass. Mrs. Madelyn Murisl Cameron David Ushers LeRoy and Bernard Lano and were way any . . Burial in the parish cemetery. Mrs. was Palubicki the attended ample. Hennek. bless- the churches draw from that He extended the Pope’s you Stonnes survives with children: two » visit tho in lnultitudes ing and, for encouragement Jacqueline great and David. His mother. Mrs. you To on Moved Be Rome to Barbara. Stonnes. Freeport: brother, Polish people. Sundays other holy and days.” of the a. perseverance, Herbert, Crookstpn; three and sisters, Mrs. B. G. Meyers and Melvinn, Mont- Ayrshire ,‘Piked Herd Sydney, Australia—Headquar- Calif., Mrs. and Norbert Ricker, rose. of the Marist Missionary Chicago, also ters Sis- survive. Mr. Stonnes was member St. Joseph’s of society. will be a ters moved from Rhone, to’ Jendro Mrs. Anna France, Rome, the result of as Pierz.——Solemn Requiem Mass of- decision made the general was at a fered Aug. in Joseph’s church 5 St. for chapter. In the 10 108 past years, Mrs. Anna Jen'dro. who died Aug. 80, 5. of the 161 sisters making their Monsignor Edward Mahowald offered the pro- fession Mass. assisted in by Father Victor the Kinzcr order were Father Joel Schmolke, and O.F.M. Burial Americans. It is represonted in then the in parish The follow- cemetery. was Boston archdiocese. Mother M. children ing survive: Vincent, Minne- Jeanne D’Arc, regional supervisor apolis; John, Jr., Pierz: Joseph, Little Mrs. Falls; Hallgren. Conrad in Royalton: _,Australia, Mother named was Cecilia and Jendro, Minneapolis. There General of the order, replacing grandchildren. 11 Two brothers, are' Mother M. de Chantal. Other offi- Felirr and Christ Klimek, Bowlus, also elected included Mother M. cers survive. Chrmella of Waltham, Mass, Mrs. George Rood chosen second assistant; Elk Riven—Funeral and services were con- ducted Aug. Andrew’s ’7 in St. church Mother M. Joan of Sanford, Me., Mrs. for George Rood. who ,67, died elected fourth assistant. The com- The Aug. Rev. Joseph Trobcc 2. offered munity is strictly missionary the Mass, with burial in the parish a order, She survived whose is by field cemetery. Of labor is in one brother, Reuben Wagner. Redwood City, the South Sea .islands and the Calif.: niece, Mrs. Carl Benson; and a. a British .71. West Indies. DIGNITY nephew, Donald Welch, Elk River. . and rituals the with familiar We are by funerals for prescribed -observances fraternal religious and various groups. attention reverent dignified and The same AND BACK' IN last‘detail in the is observed to case every that ‘ the last it is assurance your . DISCUSSING WITH HERDSMAN Earl Anderson solace with remembered be will tribute selection of mammoth livestock ' show herd for the pride. the and a FULL OPERATION ‘ the through Sept. 3,, Minnesota State Fair, Aug. show of 25 OF MEASURE FULL "LAST Elsie Ayrshire Hudson, famed breeder, above, of is Mrs. J. sweeney, DEVOTION" North- Wis., and winner firsts championships leading of and at many past biggest exhibition livestock in the three The of fairs west years. 912-914 St. Ger. by Open-class cattle, fair history is predicted those in charge. state will days the Tel. sheep, swine and poultry shows be held the six of 908 first PAINTS—WALL will presented the light horse show be in fair. A mammoth new Hours After Sundays or PAPER livestock 4-H club Hippodrome, Aug. through 31. Draft horses, 26 E 1804 Tel. 1931-w or Aug. 31 and FAA livestock will hold stage, and poultry, center big will include Sept. 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