CLOUD PAGE SIX REGISTER THE ST. Friday, August 31, 1951 Used Functional ERICKSON- Modern A Coke If You Pleasel. Design ELECTRIC Drug iwnddiwini Molitor Co. d ' SERVICE AGENCY REXALL t. ° gmmwwg OnNew atpStJohn’s Hall - U. Prescrinttom Wiring and Fixtures Specialty - Kodak Sapplicl & toiletrie- Cloud 626 3rd Ave. So. St. ST. CLOUD. MINN.‘ —, Collegeville. Modern functional is design the keynote of' the architecture of Noyes-Pung new. — ASK FOR St. Cloud—Before Nuptial Muss Mary’s hall St. the John university The 278-foot St. long building with its a on campus. church, ofl'ered Aug. St. Anthony's 18 in ST. CLoUn and continuous windows horizontal lines. flat roof stresses daughter of Mrs. Miss Ramona Pung, Robert Clara Pung, became the bride of concrete. _ The—building has structural reinforced The , frame of Red Menomonie brick ELECTRIC C0. a and' Mrs. Chester Noyes, of Mr. son harmonizes with other-re- exterior Little Falls. The Rev. Bernard Noyes of Electrical radiators supply the Contractors heat. the full Wildenborg celebrated pMoss. At- vector width the of the building buildings, the En- cent campus. on the bride Mrs. George F. tending Residential Commercial were and has picture window: of polished Cold Built-in double wardrobes ind trances on an are - Sadoski. Douglas Han- Mikel and Lola Industrial three sides. Wiring PRE-PACK '- 1 Aluminum Spring granite. door desks oak constructed for " attended the Ushers ' owski bridegroom. were Tel. ‘ The 2543 BULK the' ICE CREAM Orville and—Patricio Noyes. St. Cloud Pung used window and frames each by the brothers commemorates in room were are room 68 St. John’s alumni who Fritz-Linn throughout hall. the the abbey-— Shop were carpenter out killed World in II. lumber the of from war daugh- Richmond—Miss Peggy Linn, cut monas- Located the the site of The on of the who lost Henry Linn. be- Mr. and of Mrs. woods. There names lavatory ter is men f tery ' a T ‘old handball the courts, struc- THIELMAN Robert Fritz. their the bride of lives the in service their of son 0 came in each The beds two are‘ room. advantage the Pauline Cloud. before takes of Mrs. Fritz. St. ture a country being inscribed to adaptable either are for ofi'ered Aug. in Nuptial Mass Sts. 18 use an a olope‘ of the natural HARDWARE form the campus border around the 'l’aul's double upper bunk church. beds. Peter The Rev. and twin or build- toward Watah lake. The walls of the lounge. Ilurkhard Arnheiter, O.S.B., celebrated Each is name There centrally located Paints are a. three faces Sporting ing stories it the Mass. Attending the bride is were separated from the by next; — a for each quarters prefect Henry Mrs. Kent. Rose Mary Kent, and a on south stories the and four to gold Goods star. The decorating the of Gecko. Kenneth ended Carmen Fritz floor, nt consisting bed- of office, an north. Two lo- entrances lounge and the are .inscribing William of the the Ushers bridegroom. \ were 17, 7th and bath. supply 50., room, Ave. St. Cloud A room, J ends both cated opposite Linn. at Fritz Fred and is being on done under the names showers, lavatories, and entrance l the south north length. and A OldenkampMar-geson supervision the of department art the automatic to freight elevator, service provided is entrance Miss St. Cambridge.———The marriage of at John’s. on - located also all three floors. and daughter Mr. the are Agnes Margeson. of side. on west R. V. McCann, Minneapolis, was \ Nathaniel, 01d- Mrs. Cyril Murgeson, to Nedrly The ground floor contains everybody main— The functional theme the architect needs is for the a building. Garret of Mr. Mrs. and new onksmp. son cafeteria long. It 80 feet is de— tained within The place Christ the building. The Wahl Construction Oldenkamp. took Aug. 15 in instructive facts about company,- signed primarily provide church. The Paul Lansing to hot the Kim: Rev. floors St. .Cloud, of varied-colored the ter- 'con- general are was making funeral couple 'l‘he bridal arrangements. oIliciated. at- meals were for students, day but it will ‘ Interior walls and tractor. partitions razo. '- .Ste- Geraldine Margeson and tended by be all for students. It The unplastered open of cclocretg re— total cost of the build- are phen Renter. new We're here to n places the “Snack Shack” postwar answer block. . The finished ceilings and its furnishings is slightly Dray-Foley ing- are ' YOU‘R QUESTIONS the simply concrete the campus. exposed slab on than $700,000. Nun- Breckenridge—Married before more a ofl‘ered in St. Mary’s Mass Aug. 11 and beams. tial Structural study hall tile has A for day students Foley. daugh- church Miss Lila Mae were been used in the also located stairways in is and the ground on Foley, and James Drey, Mr. W. Granite of City ter TSIIIIIHIIIIIIIIII-IIIIIIaIns lavatories floor, nun-um. and shower faculty conference rooms. as are Leo The Mrs. Drey. of Mr. and son and celebrated for the and Rev. Benedict Petermeier rest, ‘ Electric The rooms Co. three floors rooms contain men upper the bride Nuptial Mass. Attending were women. ‘ double 111 11x18 feet. rooms, White. and Virginia Parenteau lone COMPLETE HOM FUN ERAL ELECTRICAL E SERVICE Each has room-width thermo- One of the featuues of St. Robert, Thornton David Drey and at- _. a Lighting Fixture: Floor Wall and the bridegroom. - tended picture _ window, which is Mary’s hall the is Gold Star pane Plug Installations. Wilger-Ruh‘land furnished with lounge drapes made located the the end at east 81‘. CLOUD. on MINN. . Tile Rubber Asphalt and R‘Nuptial Cloud—Before Mdss abbey St; tailor shop. Baseboard of the first floor. extends It a con- Mary’s Cathedral, in ot’iered Aug. 18 St. I! Modernfold . Doors Mr. Ruhlnnd, Miss -LaVcI'ne daughter of the Mrs. Peter Ruhland. became and Blinds .0 Venetian and Richard Wilger, of Mr. bride of son . The Wilger Athens, Wis. Mrs. Paul of Jerome Bicleicwski celebrated the Rev. . Beacon Floor Wax Lucille Attending the bride Mass. were I. i' Congratulation Ruhland. and Flor- Wilger, Mrs. Gilbert. Richard Ruhlnnd. Gilbert Ruhland, ence PLASTIC WALL TILE the attended and Francis Wileer Coyon. ., . . , Gerald Ushers Berger bridegroom. ELABORATE CAKE THIS the work .werc of Sister was Guaranteed Mel Ruhland. Finest Installation: and Lucina ,works who in the bakery- of Mary St. the Cloud BrioI-Ficker made cake Sister Lucina the orphan home. for her Mr. and parents, Ficker. Cloud—Miss Rosemary St. FLOOR-CRAFT the Benedictine Community CO. its Mrs. Lawrence and' daughter of Mr. and Little Falls, Ahlcs who to Mrs. Joseph of recently celebrated their golden ‘ Herbert became the bride of Ficker. wedding anniversary. Fifty ascend fromthe of base steps the cake Briol Al- Brio], Mrs. Henry of of son altar the The little bride base the the the at of stairs to top. at is offered before Nuptial Mass bany, a long-0 V answer providing The Anthony's church. Aug. in St. ll replica the friends wearing of wedding dress the by Mrs. exact Ahles Phone I!“ 1107 St. Germain an worn to on a the Rev. Bernard Wildenborg celebrated the her wedding day. In lower arches two photographs of on are brian couple Mass. Attending the were the Mrs. In all children and Ahles. 11. Mr. J pictured Fickcr, Al. same manner Thelmn Marlene and Ficker, are Othmar cake.—-—(Bob Molitor the photo) bert Loehlein. Ushers "side the of were felt need—that rear of on adequate housing ,, Hoeschcn. more Rohling Warren and Palm-Maus , Kimball.—The marriage Miss Au- of 'and Mrs. day drette Mans, daughter of Mr. and student facilities for its college Maus. Andrew LeRoy Palm, of to son and Mrs. James of Mr. Palm Eagle COMFORT SOLID took Bend. place Aug. 18 in St. Anne's church. Attending the bride Mary were men. Cecelia Maus, Auronce Mans. Mnus. use Sullivan Mary Murray. .lohn and and the' Tommy Mans attended bridegroom. CAVALIER Donald Palm and Raymond Ushers were Murray. ' ' ‘ Hovi-Schmitt Virginia.—Rcfore Nuntial Mass of- a PREMIUM 2h John fered Aug. St. the Baptist‘s 18 in CONTRACToRs church, Miss Winifred Ann Schmitt. '~ Ighter Mrs. d Mruand John Schmitt of "will OFRoyaIton, ELECTRICAL “ became Russell the bride of I Hovi, Mr. Mrs: Alex Hovi'of of and son - M SW Florenton. The Rev. An Cieslewicz C. Attending celebrated Mass. the the I-|_AtI.—-4 couple Dorthy Zallor and Wilko were Heikkla. Ushers Raymond Paibvar- FOR" MARY’S pm sT. were 2900 Thomas..Batenich. into and Cullen-Holst Little Fella—The marriage Miss of Barbara Holst, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. MATHEW John C. F. Holst. Cullen, Mr. of to son HAII Mrs. Cullen and Seth Ohio, took place of church’. Aug. in St. Mary’s Attending -10 ( the couple Seth Cullen and Mrs. were Harry Harry Carney. Ushers Car- were ELEcTHIc [UMBER CO. Charles and Chapman. ney GRANITE Kealy-Trettel ‘ co. . I: Little'Falls.-—Miss Florence Trettel. CLouo daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Trettel. ST. became the bride of-Thomas Keely. son of Mr. Mrs. and JamesKealy Chis- of I holm. before Mass Nuptial ofiered ALBANY com a SPRING Aug. 18 in St. Mary’s church. The Rev. '1'. Leo Keaveny celebrated the Mass. FIFTH Attending was'Kathleen the couple Kealy. ’CLOUD AVENUE 13 SOUTH ST. I . A Cordial Invitation All to --— PIC NIC “1 Terrific Hit the Bump a on .. Way Home." 2' SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Was Tito’s Prisoner Rome—The. death July ‘31 of at ' HOLY Archbishop Carlo Margotti of Go- CRoss' HARDING cnuRcH, rizia and Gradisca recalls the fact he? was that prisoner of AND once a DINNER CHICKEN HAM Marshall Tito the end World of at II. During political the dees, war up- Fancywork, Other and heavals the Italo—Yugoslav bor- on Entertainment All Afternoon. der, the forces of latter country into (which‘ crossed Gorizia is Served; on Supper W'ill. Also Be the boundary), arrested the Arch- Free Movies in the Evening. bishop, held him in solitary and confinement several weeks. for C day to' benefit students. Work The the added cafeteria facilities is \' was pro- among: the school. of ready for rapidly insure being grossing its to opening ' college in Minne- Catholic l oldest Congratulations the to . addltlon {1116 this completing undertaking and sota the - 0n silhou'etting effect The drapes have Twin Towers on a “"5 mm with?“ ’ facilities. its to . I ' I . of The— CompIImenTs . 4 v ' I» , Cold Spring Granite used in the St. to Hall. entrances Mary’s was ’ . 7 . ' . e . \ _ \ . . V I ‘ ‘ ’growing, It’s good St. J ohn’s developing; and ' to see ‘ - keeping with the of the needs it Our ‘ pace area —- serves. I . I . ‘ sincerest congratulations. ’ I “ ' ‘ ~ ' . \ Paul BmIcIIIIg—St. 3I4 Humm ' I . l A I . HAIL MARYS I FOR ST. CONTRACTORS MECHANICAL - -l a MINNESOTA co”, 5mm, I ./ 'I / \_ . ._, ‘_ n. . 5 . . .