"T ’53? "33"“ W: .II‘7'9'w' ' Hi ..r‘ .zrr‘ . , ‘- x - .. . , U ‘ “ . Jr . . ‘I THE ST. CLOUD REGISTER 059;)... Hospitality Spa/Lt mind in m... By DICK J. Smocaa , 31—Friday. St. Raymond \Aug. Blotter Spots Gloria. Unborn. Mass of feast. the Gambling probes have the put White vestments. I whole college athletic Arthur in W. Hyneman DIAMOND RINGS program Sept. Mass Our l—Saturday. of tight With plenty of a squeeze. Saturday (“Hai1, Holy Lady for FOR THE BRIDE TO pinches, too! BE ' 2nd Parent”). Gloria, Collect of ' General Agent s a in 8. WEIMAN Giles, BUTT St. 3rd Twelve Brother Mar- Washington Forrest Anderson, Bradley Nat’l Insurance Co. U. Our Lady, insert- Preface of tyrs, coach, claims the rapid 701 CIou K St. Germain St. cage veneration.” ing: “In White vest- "Wallr Flight A a. Right” Buy spread the of major is game ‘ ments. 8091/2 St. Germain St. IOTIlED wan utmost" o! ml coca-sou 3' counuv Life, & E Hospital Polio Inn: A a: for college reason cage scan- THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING W Sept. Sunday 2—16th after CO. OF ST. CLOUD Your Security Is Business. dals. has He good there point our a Pentecost. Special Mass. Gloria, ——point spread, that is! 2nd Collect of St. Stephen, 3rd ’3 ’l‘ 3' “Defend us,” Creed, Trinity Pref- FOURTH Colberg WARD Ray trackside I... Bird, Dr. R. G. our Green vestments. ace. tells tipster, the investiga- SCHNEIDER us BUILDING? Sept. 3—Monday time in after “fixed” of Cana- tion MARKET races on , Pentecost. Mass 15th Sunday of dian tracks conclusive: is quite OPTOMETRIST Pentecost. Gloria, after No 2nd “Even there the are grooms Jlte. Gnlfkowski TIoomNo Collect,“Defend us,” 3rd for the under Seems suspicion. co. Complete Lines of— some, ., Q Examined. MEATS Eyes dead “0 God, Creator and Re- while horses. cleaning 'the up on Used Bui Iding Materials at any GROCERIES deemer,” 4th Collect, ordinary ‘Here caught whistling ,‘ were Fraction of New Prices. . Glasses Preface. Green a Fitted Comes the Bribe’." vestments. HOME-MADE CARPETING, LINOLEUM, At the Sept. 4—~Tuesday. Week N: at! ‘96! day SAUSAGE KNEELING PADS, TILING Things have after Pentecost. Mass become of.previous so ques- GOPHER LUMBER Years!" 39 HEARING AIDS Established AND tionable in that Sunday. these days No Gloria Creed, 2nd sports DOOR or, WRECKING & CO. FOL 2052-53 BATTERIES going for PHONE keep .Collect “Defend us,” 3rd All Makes auto Col- some racers may any when They 191/2 they have blow ordinary out. lect, Preface. Green Cloud vest- St. ' N. a Ave. 9th 403 229 Ave., & Highway 52 Lincoln Av'e. N.E. Over Kreszs's Phone 201 "fixed" will shun having tire the merits. investigated. fear they will Minn. for be St. Cloud, Sept. 5—Wednesday. St. Law— St. Cloud ’k ’l‘ "A Justinian, Bishop. Mass of repce Today’s Guest Quipper HEATING feast. Second Collect “Defend us,” co. PEARSON 3rd Collect. White vestments. any Herald Bob Cooke in the NY. Sept. 6—Thursday. Weekday Tribune: “The original be- contact after Pentecost. Mass Sept. 4. the basketball Bradley tween- as Oil Burners and Green Lennox Furnaces OR: Vestments. fixers Mr. players and their associate Mrs. Masonick and Fronk In St. Cloud Work Metal Sheet Mass Christ, ' of the Eternal High Chianakis, made by George was So. Ave. 27-5th Phone CLOUD Priest, be said. White ST. 2181 former Brave substitute, who is of vest- Long may Prairie Couple’Have ments. Greek like Nick Englisis, ancestry SLEEPING ROOM , of the gamblers. If members Sept. 7—Friday. Weekday after one the had devoted of Bradley Wedding team 50th Anniversary Pentecost. Mass Sept. 5. Green ' ‘ GROCERY DIETMAN’S as time the classics instead to FOR 2 GENTIEMEN OR: more vestments. 4t hitting basketball of the road, Mass of the Sacred Heart may ‘MEATS they “would have enough known CONFECTIONERY ’ GROCERIES " be said (First Friday). White Long Prairie—Saturday, Sept. They moved Browerville later vest- to Well-appointed beware bearing of Greeks to large bedroom, twin beds, large closet, 1, will mark the golden Masonick employed ments. wedding where Mr. was Phone 188 18! gifts.” Regular Week P.M. Days, A.M. 6 7:30 or to (Reprinted from How anniversary'of Use private Mr. Mrs. Frank when they and the mill until to shower, in 1917 downtown entrance. Nine blocks to 8th Ave. Sn. 520 a ' Friday 7:30 A.M. RM. to 9 ‘ "5 )II it! . Minn. Daily Cloud. St. Missal in E. Masonick, M. Loh- ' rgsidents Long Ma- 1.951, Sundays 8:30 A.M. 12:15 PM. of this village, Mr. to moved to Has that Call noticed of St. and- Cloud 341 between 9:00 anyone one area. a.m Prairie Go.) since Long 1917. employed by the sonick menu was . the nicknames of the Army’s ath- until 5 :00 Milling Prairie The jubilarians had formal company pm. a. letic is Black Knights. And, team when he retired. eight observance their anniversary of years ago with loss first the the entire of ficquimcant. HATS! STETSON of member he is At present in July when their entire fam— a because the crib- team of recent For Men— board. draft CLOTHES! the county HEIMER KUPPEN ily enjoyed their first reunion in wouldn’t bing that expose, you say Mary’s St. of They members SHOES! SQUARE CROSBY many years. are it looks like ahead dark days .011. pace are Masonick is Mrs. church, and Their and their families a for the Black Nights football sons 'the Christian Mothers. member of who attended the July event forces? ‘THE were of the Holy members Both Mr. Mrs. Lloyd and Masonick and are Worth Repeating “NEWCLOTHES” Rosary society. daughter, Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Here is humorous slant the Mrs. Ed DeZurik on a Masonick Portland, Ore; of man boxing that Sports- Belle Prairie.———Requiem Falls Mass present setup of- was ‘Priests Mr. Mrs. Ed and Masonick of Sioux fered Aug. Holy Family church 18 in writer Red Smith “It used ,poses: Vancouver, Wash; Mr. and Mrs. for Mrs. Ed who died Aug. DeZurik, 48, be that the mob argued about to Louis Masonick and her home Little Falls. Mr. of Long l4 in in son whether Sugar Ray Robinson She also DeZurik survives. leaves her STOR E Mrs. Prairie; and Mr. and John Named Monsignors SINCERITY father, Frank Kutzera, Anoka. ‘. could lick Ezzard Charles. Now Masonick daughter Hart- and of . . John Tholl the question is, ‘COuld Randy Tur- ford. Nicholas.—-Funera1 St. services pin whip Walcott?”’ Jersey Joe were Mrs. Mason- Also present were priests Dak.—Two Falls, S. Sioux Nicholas’ church conducted Aug. in St. 24 Office In time of grief strive in St. Cloud to A—Opposite the Post your we “R ’l‘ "K ick’s brother, Frank Zeck, . only . . John ’l'holl, who for 56, died Aug. ‘20. Falls have Sioux Diocese of achieve that of the of serenity important note so Clever headline Father Henry A. Steichen offered the and, Mrs. Zeck of Browerville. that story last tribute. We make endeavor to to on over the office and been with honored Requiem ,Mass. Burial in the parish service quiet Union was entrusted of International Printers’ one" WITH Brothers and sisters of Mr. Ma- to every us. according title of’Monsignor, to Tholl Mrs. survives withthe cemetery. perfection bring bereaved solace to to n baseball “St. Louis Joseph in Mrs. sonick who tourney SAFETY came were Bishop following children: Mrs. George by Marcus, SAVE made announcement family. In time will of need. an serve your we Dispatch:" Post “No Typo- Petroske and Mr. Petroske and Schmidt, Vincent, Ralph.’ Norbert, and professional The with efficiency plus William Brady. 0. you His mother, Arthur. Mrs. Margaret graphical Stpry, Hibbing;_, Errors In This Mrs. personal interest of friend. daughters, of ' two a priests The the Rev. also Rt. ’l‘holl, following survives with the two Lorin are Please." That; here, too! Ludina Frank Ludina and Mr. of 0 provide goes with good Federal & Accounts safety Savings brothers and sisters the deceased: of Monsignor Reilly of MEASURE James A. Masonick Parkville; August and Michael. Ben, Paul, Peter, Mrs. Earl FULL ’5‘ )I< it! “LAST or 10th month earnings. received by the of Funds er any Rev. Mon- Yankton and the .Rt. I Martin Adams, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Frank Virginia; Mrs. Mrs...Masonick of Roe, in know, not first. with earnings the credited from case you may ‘ signor McGuire of Pierre. Paul Mrs. A. A. Hanten, Bauman, and Mrs. DEVOTION" John Buelow St. Paul; Tony of fish And 01’ most means eggs. ' J. Post. any appointed Monsignor Reilly Masonick and Mrs. William Ben- was $10,000.00 'Each Fully Insured Account Bleacher Preacher in Brooklyn to up Ben Cohman Sacred church in of Heart pastor Mr. Benoit Broweij- oit and of will it , to argue means eggs goose Cloud—lion Cohmau. who died St. 912-914 Ger. St. October, 1946. For Yankton in ville. also Other relatives Dodger pres- foes! Aug. buried in Calvary 21. cemetery FEDERAL was SECURITY (NSKI‘s he has also than Tel. 908 15 included Mrs. Oscar Mr. and more following Requiem Mass ofl’ered Aug. ent years s 3k # 3, Chief Justice Cathedral. Gohtnan held the St. Mary's Mrs. office. of 24 in Edson of Portland, Ore.; and Mr. Free Swinger After Hours Sundays survives. Also surviving the foIIOW. or are the Courts of the of Eoclesiastical Mrs. Melvin Kotula and Miss and ASSOCIATION SAVINGS LOAN & brothers Dick Go‘hman, ing and sisters: Tel. 1804 1981-W or A spectacular fielder short- Diocese Falls. Sioux of Petroske St. Paul. Marion of C, wwmwmwwwm~ was r Dak.; I'ldgetay, N. Henry Anthony, and Wheeler; stop Clear Lake: Frank, Al Minneapolis; Cloud ert, St. St. Monsignor been 822 Germain Street McGuire has Mr. Masonick born Nov. was Emil, Waite Park; Edward St. Iiis catches and behold, to great were Peter Paul’s N of Sts. and in Hartford, and Mrs. pastor 7, 1877, HOME Leo Cloud; Mrs. Chmielewski, Cudahy, FUNERAL 1 But his hitting hazy was parish Pierre since September, Masonick, Rose Zeck, in the former Wis.: Mrs. Lyle Kerr. Chula Vista, And he’d drive the fans crazy. Calif.: and Mrs. Joseph Klein, St. Cloud. 1923. Since he has the township. January, 1951, born in same was South Ample Easy First Street His swinging cold. Parki Our catchers Mr. Gnhman of the late Mr. at :1: gave was son a a been member Board of the of They the first tw0 spent years a PAINTS—WALL Mrs. D. Gohman of Clear Lake. Chapel and J. Entrance THOface Heckler. Diocesan in Motley. Consultors. of married life their Nephews pallbearers. PAPER were “Army” today could mean our fighting forces in Korea de- or a Paint wall looking smart and can home keep as paper yo ur pleated West Point football team. Town’- See well large selec- the See walls and ,woodwork. to “Bradley” could be fellow’s first the as preserve our ’Gono [How Farmer Has a General Omar, tion and modern of paints beautiful colors and wall in or name, or a papers bribery—riddle university basket- designs. ball quintet.* NOEHBEH' PAINT . SHOP Womup Pitches AELECT‘RICALLY! Describing telecast of a a Brooklyn Dodger baseball game, Sportscaster Red Barber said: 20 Siirth Ave. Cloud, Minn. So. St. “As I’m reporter, amazed at .. a the verisimilitude of the pictures." Reviewing the telecast, Phila- a delphia TV editor “As wrote: a I’m amazed Barber’s reporter, at Electricity Have of U.S. Forms Now 20 18 sesquipedalianism.” As fan, a" chides Horace Heckler, “I am Teamwork of Electric Through the Hand at amazed such perfiflage.” at * it Companies Electric Co-operutives and the Jimmy Dykes, of manager Philadelphia As, Sam Zol- says “the dak only pitcher Pioneered is I know with Company States Power by Northern who fall asleep the can on lines in experimental farm electric world’s first the mound with line drive headed a for the outfield.” Since Zoldak 1923 . . . has for through nicely come the As this might Advanced have which co-operotives you by farm electric season, he’s turned be real out to say a service electric . job of bringing magnificent done to “sleeper.” a in * rural areas , . . . A~ wealthy benefactor has of- fered West Point Completed expelled to put Virtually Now companies by electric cadets through Notre Dame if farm that’s together working co-oPeratives, and they don’t play football. That is . . . ans-um- further proof that they do other the end of 1951— U. S. by the in electrification South things Bend besides hav— at Tfl-TM ing famous grid $1.90!? team. a FARMERS, ’5‘ ’k * i have ‘gone Week Farm Electric marking now, Randy Turpin arrived from Autumn with Europe well-equipped defend transformed home life to They’ve electrically. town’ to his title against Sugar Ray‘ Robin- become only in They’ve available town. conveniences once with Across-der Sept. He accompanied 12. son was than electricity 300 using engineers production ways,.a more good and by monkey for luck a a What—- in lines NSP built farm 1923‘when of comic two stack books. from far cry . “I WAS AGE YOUR when experiment. bold that time—was at a v Bob Feller first major Mom this electric got was range league pitcher win 20 machinery; electric FEW FARMS used to ONLY A born when THEN and I‘d barely been games we this Rapid Robert is ONLY seaspn. Herman Brande, electricity,” NSP NOW got put electricity could farmers, how and find if To pay Feller of just fast that as as Mr. and Stuart, tells 4. 28, son 8.4-mile Minn, and Red Wing, for farms 6.2-mile line 8 at yesteryear. up a 17 Mrs. P. Brenda S. among were s: s 1923, On Christmas S. D. Renner, farms line for 17 at eve, farm served by the families first f The golf effort to create a yards, Christmas homes, trees. electricity lit Renner, line NSP built in up 1923 at ball which, landing the rough, in Sioux Falls. S. D., near would call its FARMERS, to to other out colleges, manufacturers, owner farm groups, where indicate has is, it not could electricity proved co-operated. They companies electric been successful. First hall test- hand.” hired cheapest farmer’s “the called “Here I am," be out out: “KEEPS YOUNGSTERS ON dub!" but added, “golly, what We“ a arm FARM—makes life THE more forming began co-operatives 1935, electric IN farm across in of the finest pleasant—that‘s 5' no mm Elf one the of efforts Joint done. they’ve Eggs-lb. (most! job salute the 22mm S. We auroas—tho-top From the U. Melin electricity," about things say have plants municipal and in” companies electric .I co—operatives, Earl Red Minn. Wing, brothers of 0:me boost- ‘ farm, almost electricity labor-saving to Russell (right) extended and (left) every were NWWRMnTWgeW Minnesota’s electric first production and income. among ing farm - flit-meats! o helping father 257- farmers, on the about THE co-operatives U.S., electric farm NSF IN electrified by in now serve Boweedby Kelvism-tor’a super-dependable p acre NSP, be- elec- companies. They recall how he 1923. got electric the farms of number as same » multiplied milker, added tric all directly, cows, generates serving thousands of a... fax-ms I *2: sides room many I . dairy income several times in 3 ‘mn ’ 2’ only provide " farms. 44,000 ' the 24 of part power co-Ops or With Bert brother they now years. W trim! O new the to NSP works Meljn Polled Here- Brothers In this serve run way, every way, ford Farms totaling 1.200 dependable with acres. and city public in country 5m Value-Pricedlfl‘ W! See Great, this 'ator! Choice Here Dominess Fairy, 9- magic. works cheap electricity, penny a so is being elec- months-old heifer, tool MAYTAG low More at rates, to you, power trically clipped. THE SHOP SQ STATES COMPANY POWER NORTHERN Maytag Kelvinotor Hamilton Dryers — — too! Rates, Power You Low More 49 at Phone to St. Cloud So. 5th Ave. 12 ‘u - and you’re allowed to . . . ex- . . . originality by having press your difiorent colored blinds.”, yenetian l,