St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
September 21, 1951 · Page 3 of 4
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0 CLOUD REGISTER THE ST. Johns’ Opens Season St. Anthony’s Addition St. Bishop-Blesses With Teachers Sept. 22 St. John’s foot- Collegevill’e. Joe Cascalenda Capt. and Rob -— McNally, will take Evans ball coach,.John the halves at pair of are a speedsters the off his 1951 Satura who will be the team wraps among backs in when Johnnies top the Sept. 22, the conference. Dick day, Kelly Marchall their home against the of. is back calling season open ' signals Cloud C. and St. T. Sophomore Clem N tum-Bush Schoenbauer handles the important of. possibility conference The Styles a blocking duties the of fullback in championship Collegeville and at T. McNally’s some Ml! Amomv split or M cocmcou conuuv ss long-standing the rivalry between COCA-COLA BOTTLING C0. OF ST. CLOUD debut The line is riddled the clubs make this again two once one with interesting in early injuries, of the but most many season a of last year’s standouts some season. are Flanker’ back; Bill Christopher- Johnnies The have had stronger CORRECTLY is again the receiving son once ball clubs on in the few past years, of Kelly’s end Jim Ka- tosses. but weak MIAC schedule this GROUND a vanaugh and Gerry Hover, pair gives Jays the chance for a year 3. a experienced of 200 pounders, three—way tie for the conference are the regular tackles. Don Sagissor . crown. . GLASSES I and Auggie Donovan, the two They do have face their not to oldest the squad, Mc- men on are , biggest stumbling, blocks in , Nally’s choices guard. Don at guests their last for two con- M'ean Greater Chisholm and Dick J uba will alter- Style 2392 ference honors, St. Thomas’ and Chisholm nate at center, offense ‘ on Gustavus. NDER COM MA Comfort Youll for ‘ and Juba backing the line. All up endugh They have Lax: otential .— of linemen these regulars strengfh were and class in $00 2 return- last fall, and give McNally VOGT some ing OPTICAL lettermen DISPENSARY and 24 hopeful fresh- ANKLE-FASH- Experience weighty materials depend to upon. and sophomores handle the to men and know ad- The IONING Slab” the annual “Granite the rest of MIAC field. tilt coming Saturday is al- up Nunn-Bush shoes vantages DISPENSING .2 OPTTCIANS tough the ShoWer Since Scheduled ways a one. war oEer in comfort and the Johnnies have greater hung four Alphonse Kremer, Father Anthony’s and Peter Kroll. The ADDITION to St. THE NEW 5.414 new Phone straight defeats the Huskies, Bldg. Exchange added of 601 Granite miles eight on addition provide classrooms, smartuess. 5 more a new Benedictines aIIoWing in St. Cloud blessed last week by school them only For to was score gymnasium, and other facilities. An enrollment of once. Yet has contest The no seen Bartholome. The Bishop Coadjutor Bishop Peter W. pupils in by 555 St. Anthony’s school reported was the Jays themselves score more right, Father John is pictured here with, left Father B. Wildenborg, J. pastor.—(Bob Molitor to than .Mothers’ three times. By Unit Father Kraufler, O.S.B.; Rather photo) Denery, Louis BO0TEBIE Since 1901, when the series first Jubilee Eureka 500’Club opened, the J ohnnies Marks have 25th SAVE WITH out SAFETY come “Fitters of Feet” top 17 times, lost 12, and tied on A get-together and food shower In these 30 have they one. for Benedictine games the Sisters of St. 516 St. Cloud Germain St. scored 304 points the Peds’ to 189. Federal Savings & good with Mary’s Accounts provide St. Cloud, safety convent, will be can earnings. Funds After the month St. Cloud received by the sponsored by St. 10th of Ann’s the Christian are club, any The Eureka of the 1926 and since including 500 that of altar linens, game time has alb, one an Johnnies credited with Mothers’ earnings society will be from the first. of the for Cathedral two be organized first benefit away spent than $1,200 $198, from to for the costing gift the more groups was - a weeks parish Tuesday, before Sept. returning home 25, 8 at $10,000.00 parish, St. Augustine’s St. benefit of the in parish. has the parish or It in 1940. a to pro- group Each Account Fully Insured two-game stand. The to the rest up p.m. 25th anni- Cloud, is marking its vided the 0 supplies for The is card-playing club some sanc- group a All of the schedule follows: Cathedral ' women this and for tuary the sisters’ home. with member :SECURITY each entertaining versary year. parish and Holy Spirit FEDERAL" Sept. St. Cloud parish 22 T. C.--home are The organized The first in complete matching twice each contributing and set group was year a invited attend. Sept. to Mothers 28 Macalaster—St. of Paul each meeting. 2§ cents at school-age children Oct. will have 6 Duluth Branch—Duluth the Alumnae Chapter Names The club Eureka for the met SAVINGS & VLOAN ASSOCIATION opportunity visit Oct. the teachers to 13 St. Mary’s—home this first fall last time week after St. Mary’s of school. Oct. 20 Concordia—home ererma‘in ‘ EBEN activities during suspending the Cloud 822 Street St. The get-together will be held in Oct. Augsburg—Minneapolis 27 months. ’ / summer Off' St. the Joseph Institute ' auditorium. Nov. St. Olaf—home 3 Charter members include Mrs. HOLDEN SATURDAY! J. Engles, Gulden, A. Mrs. Joseph NOW! SALE ENDS Blll J. J. A. Des Marais, Mrs. E. Mrs. rags ~ and Miss Catherine Gohman, Were Joseph—New officers letter St. from Sister Mary thank- 3. Other members, Casey. Mrs. are “Memory St. regular meeting of ing named the for the at donation invariable Force to is a group an Mrs. M. G. Winter, Joseph Eich— alumnae chapter of the Joseph’s the building fund. scrapbook A God's plan of life. Memory Mrs. holt, Mrs. Her- Anna Popp, in Benedict. depicting activities College of St. the chapter of c Eilers, and Mrs. Jay Kee7 man is Jerome being The officers Mrs.- holds prepfied by Dolores close those are to we us ville. Bechtold, presides-gt; Archie Nathan Mary Mrs. and Ann Stock. ilove. SHOP AT original The belonged The meeting to Moran, president; Mary in vice held the group was parish. St. Augustine’s Several home Mrs. Archie Mrs. of Lou Hiemenz, Moran last Kollmann secretary; other members belong Linnemann, week. Hostesses assisting Herman Mrs. to treasurer; now par- SEARS and Mrs. pub- Moran Mrs; city .but they continue Celestine George of the Sauer, Duren- ishes Works Monumental were berger licity chairman. Marie the and Diekmann. club. Miss affiliation with their \ St. Scholastica chosen the was as SAVE! 1915 Division Street AND chapter. patroness of the alumnae Cloud, Current Movie St. Minnesota Ratings Programs for school the coming 'sub— discussed and year were a scription Catholic Today, to pe- riodical, books and several new ordered. Bechtold read Mrs. were The following list includes movies theaters appearing in at these Alexandria, Bertha, Eagle' Bend, Eden -Valley, Elk towns: River, Fergus Falls, Foley, Little Falls, Melrose, Parkers Prairie, Paynesville, Randall, St. Cloud, Sauk Centre, and Wheaton. A 1 Morally Unobjectionahlé‘ for Adults and Children Alice Wonderland in Navy Bound ’ I Along the Great Divide Nevada Badmen . Gusher Big Night Riders of Montana Corky of Gasoline Alley Justice Oklahoma Down Missouri Way Grunde Patrol Rio Fighting Guard Coast Saturday’s Hero Francis Goes Races the Cargo Sealed to Gene Autry’ and the Mounties Ozarks Shepherds of “the ‘ Caruso ‘ Great Snake Desperadoes River Gun Play Plains of the Spoilers - Heart Rockies of the Tucson Stage to Molly Toll Target DIVIS‘IONAL HAGEN, MANAGER OSCAR Montana Jane Desperado Meets Calamity Texan 0 ’ Mudlark Thunder God’s Country in Mystery Submarine Eivind Hoff A. Meekeo George A-2 F. Thurn Ka I Martha Fowler C. Morally Unobjectionable for Adults Only L. Smith Melvin Vernon Anderson C. Abilene Town Mountain I’d Climb the Highest Lce Oliver Baas Jacob Air Cadet I’m Arkansas From Elmer B. Cremers Pearl M. Murphy ‘ Apptintmeut With Danger Jungle Headquarters As Young You Nick Cain Feel Lucky Tilting Craftsman 8-ln. as INC. At Mad DIVERSIFIED War With the Army Wednesday SERVICES, INVESTORS Craftsman Streamlined. Bullfighter and the Lady 0h, Susanna Granite Exchange Bldg. Cavalry Scout Passage West 509 Minnesota Cloud, the Cowboy St. Dial 1119 Redhead and Bench Saw Arbor Telephone 482 Enforcer Sander Polisher Short Grass Disc Fat Man Sleeping City Father’s Little Dividend Storm Warning Frenchie Laredo Streets of Case ’ 3.33m Girl Care Little Motor Ghost of Frankenstein Take of My Without Steel Sturdy Half for Two Angel " Tea . Here Comes the Time of Their Lives Groom 56.45 Reg. 41.95 Reg. - Vengeance Valley Polish polish, sand buff. The fast to your or way easy, Objectionable Morally for Everyone sowing. faster, easier polish exclusive features resurface Three floors furniture me'on type of any Admiral acceptability or Was Lady——(0bjection: Reflects the or car, a . . . pounds. 6 It's lightweight, only surface. of curved flat divorce.) wheel. hand blade single by lowering of Tilting, raising, or Convicted— ( Objection Sympathetic of motive; wool Iombs’ treatment flexible rubber Sandbag disc, With 6-in. : revenge moun'l' Special ‘belt tension. controls New-type motor low moral tone.) switch.’ discs. Trigger and 6 assorted sanding bonnet operation actions.) Cry Dunger— Tends immoral ( Objection: condone lessens smoother to gives support motor . . . divorce.) Mating Season— Re fleets the acceptability of ( Objection : lubricated permanently table; semi-steel Cost strain. of Reflects the acceptability Payment Demand—(Objection: on dialogue.) divorce; and suggestive situations ‘ bearings. the law taking of Sierra Passage-(Objection: Tends condone to one’s hands.) into own Reflects acceptability of divorce; S muggler’s Island—(Objection: the 'low moral tone.) suggestive.) Low Underworld Story—(Objection: moral tone; Golden Observed Jubilee Couple Fall‘s Ferus By Hand Dunlap Saw Jig IZ-in. Saw .- With Ease! Quickly Sows Centerof2'4-in.Circle Cuts to 6%-in. Sow Table 9 9-in. x' .4288 ..16.88 43.95 18.40.": Reg. Reg. ............. ........ adjust- and tilt Powerful! Modified Depth of Smooth! cut ‘ BIG! and bath guide Yoke action in ripping Scotch ,NEW! ments, many‘ runs price. of this low features extra Steel carrying case. , % ~ SEARS USE 389 Stores lbs of assorted frozen foods ' in right home! your PAYMENT ‘ EASY You'can food costs—and cut your $ 90 still live better than eVer! And how only work it saves! much KITS PLAN DRILL DIINLAP PER WEEK! The celebration Falls—Mr. and Mrs. golden wedding thiS‘freezer—dt’s Fergus Come in and see family quiet the who married affair it’s at everything. And General Corliss, Elec- Roy E. got was Model were a NA-II brother residence. Doyle, tric! dependability! John of and have T hat spent here 50 means years ago ASK ANY Corliss,“who Mrs. best this vicin- life in 3.88 all their married was man l ~ wedding wedding. The golden the their present; observed at ity, was blotter Ask for lesslr PROVE how live to us you can SALESPEnsoN other attendant, Mrs. Fred Kim- jubilee. ” Regularly 16.95 Capacitor Motor Seattle, Wash., ball of sister jubilarians lived the Cor- of The on 1 Refrigeration Mr. Corliss, unable 00. family until be here to Fleming’s liss farm pres- was near ABOUT ent. RPM Fergus V2-H.P.——3450 when they retired 1931, to polish, drill,.mix caine Members need paint, of the immediate accessories Falls. Corliss family fam- All the The to to you 19.88 TERMS ily attending following Chatfield, the Clitheral Minn., from 31.00 Reg. were quickly. In- easily, task: tedious grind do Complete Refrigeration Sales & Service many ............. or as daughters the jubilar- and of Corliss township in Otter- in 1870. sons built-in condenser. BaII bearing; llZ-Sth Ave. No‘. Cloud, Minn. St. attachments. ians: Ebem, and Sumner, Wash.; and complete takes its the Mt-in. tail from eludes electric drill Co. name double shaft. Easily reversed; Mrs. Charles Rian (Margaret), family. Authorized overload “KIixon” protector. \ Dealer George, Donald, Corliss’ Jennie, and Mrs. Mr. father county was A.C. V 60-cycle 110-120 Alvin Mertz (Marion), all Fer- of attorney many years ago. GENERALELECTRIC Kwanzaa: Doyle, Mrs. Corliss, Falls. Another Rose Richard, gus nee son, 'r M Ave. So. Sixth taught in schools before died in 1919 county the of 15. 16-18 at age ' W her The family marriage. Doyle Other relatives from Min— came MINN. CLOUD, ST. FREEZERS Orwell township from neapolis, Aberdeen, HOME to S. Dak.; Graf- came Green N. Bay in .1883. Dak.‘;v ton, and Sumner, Wash. \ \ l l .z-