E ,A5~_.____ _ sr'.’ THREE, PAGE. THE CLOUD REGISTER ‘ I L to 30st 'Pa‘dua Get Medal Man Bishop's 68 Girls and First ‘ - I' HATS For STETSON Men— ‘ . KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! ,Confirmedin CROSBY SQUARE SHOES! THE ‘ St. Church Rose . "NEW CLOTHES” boys St. Rose.——A class of 68 SUNDAY! TUNE IN STORE and girls received the sacrament y Confirmation the Most of— from Wadena KWAD, Station to W. Bartholome, Goad- Rev. Peter jutor Bishop, the Church St. in of Opposite the Post Office In St. Gouda Pom—"920 . here. Youn DIAL' Rose 0N 2 .14. The following priests attended 1!:— CANDID WEDDING PURGATORY the Monsignor William ceremony; SUBJECT: v Renner, Collegeville; ALBUMS A. and Fa- BY ' Mt...- thers Matthias L_ Hoffmann, not Lawrence Botz, Eagle; Grey rose; Sylvester Gall, Swanville; Joseph Wessendorf, St. Francis; Linus PEARSON HEATING Schieffer, 0.S.B., .Freeport; Mi- PHOTOGRAPHER co. chael Marx, 0.S.B., Collegeville; August Preusser, St. Anthony“; " Phone 2986 Arthur Hoppe, St. Cloud; Franc' 315-7th A". No. St. Cloud Julig', J. Melrose; and Frank Oil Burners Lennon and Furnaces. . First, St. Rose, pastor. Metal Work Sheet .a Boys in the Confirmation class So. WEDDINGS Ave. Z7-5th CLOUD PARTIES Phone ST. 2181 - Harvey Heinen, Alvin Her- were FAMILY GROUPS ’ dering, Melvin Butkowski, Erwin I BABIES IN'THE HOME drop. Killeen children Mrs. Leonard has The IGNATIUS MAYER of Padua who Kerfeld, Jerome Klephake, Jerome are: " DIETMAN'S COMMERCIAL Sank GROCERY Clarence Mayer, Centre; PHOTOGRAPHY (Hilda), Clear-water; Thell, Sylvester Hollenkamp, Ken- for faithful in parish 50 the served years (Cecilia), Portland, Ore.; Mrs. Mrs. Felix Rooney neth Silbernick, Anthony Kerfeld, iReji'esh... first receive Bishop’s choir there the the (Leona), Sauk Centre; Mrs. Bern- to Richard Pheiffer Julius Toenyan, Donald Oerlein, l was everybody CONFECTIONERY ' ° . ,GROCERIES MEATS He presented with the Edwin Seitz needs Medal Merit. medal ard (Irene), Sank Centre; Mrs. of Essler Nearly Lawrence Weber, Stengler, Donald was add the hour. zest to church Padua by Raymond (Rose), last Sunday in St. Anthony’s in (Marie),.Royalton; Mrs. Spaeth Lawrence Terwey, Arthur Voit, about facts instructive AM Phone 139 Isa PM. 6 Week 7:30 Days. to or In Re Fri‘dIIy Bartholome. (Margaret), Port- Coadjutor Bishop Peter W. Mr. Mayer Ken Coffman Sauk Centre; Mrs. Roger Boeckermann, Vernon Rohe,‘ 91h Ave. So, 520 A.M. 9 PM. 7:30 to making funeral arrangements. (,lond St. Minn. his and Francis is pictured here with wife their nine chil- land, Ore.; and Mayer, Brooten. A.M PM. mu to Linus Thell, Sundays 8:30 Robert Stoermann, Ralph Tschida, Robert Blommell, We’re1here to answer Cathedral Seniors. Face Charles Dufner, Roger Engel- MODERNIZING , QUESTIONS YOUR HOME . (‘LOUD ST. Cyril Wiechmann, Othmar 5;:th Manta meyer, FINANCING HOME 0 Rohe, 3’ Roger Dufner, Kenneth ANDERSON -J. F. , . (0. PAINT,- ‘ Bergmann, Richard Klasen, Harvey Job, Mill’ Staging ’Red a IsrlIumpIIIiII-Ifilliams co. LUMBER Rohe, Arthur Engelmeyer, and 7' DICK' By J. STEDLEII. Gerald Arnzen. 3" Paints Ma 12 BU;k?;¥(ingAIE§ll-AL Girls vi 'i Confirmation r e c ng W e Schirber, Johnny Prop. “r Quick Kicks -' Marjorie Wiechmann, Kath- were ‘A' Cathedral will the from Bos- Four boys in unpack senior First 613 Street__ South scenery When the life-termer Kerfeld, Emily Julitta Arnzen, "b Telephone, new St. ST.CLOUD,M|NN. 180 Cloud. Minn. re- ryn TELISO ~~ - problems the the school and of high face the of stage ton arrange ported the coach to of the prison Klaphake, Rosemary Roller, Ber- stimulate lighting staging which North auditorium to and are football team, he 9 asked what nice Kemper, Butkowski, Antonette was I Katwyk-ann—Zee. After final the production of the for necessary position he like would play. Caroline to To Toenyan, Dorothy Dob- performance, challenge Herbert the of The Red Mill, Victor which op- he replied wryly: LA-AA-Anonq “Just meier, Audrey Bergmann, Mary EAK'ef?I packing, dismantling, and unwir- eretta. make guard the YOU night Rohe, R Ann Leilani Butkowski, An- RCHES . me a. W LAYLAWAY on CHRISTMAS I will presentitself that ing the shift.” the facing so of problems One La geline Herdering, Verne But- will be its to DO iv) THEY HURT? scenery way # Bechtel, Richard on * Andrew ill Ga- "v--- GIFTS kowski, Ethel Herzog, Rita NOW I, Roller, 54m Boston immediately after the final , Hm": John Shakespeare lema, Schwitalla, and Don- would Kerfeld, Alice Rosemary Dufner, one CHANGE'TO curtain. have oved: A three-year-old Spiering the ald is Clarice Wiechmann, Donna Mae scenery dark~horse named Three transform Cheers, change required sales to Ticket supervised Terwey, Valeria Luanne II by Rohe, are . quoted recently 17-2, Dutch the from at court- Robert stage James Janey and Dufner, Vogel. Joan Kerfeld, Arlene Klep- won a England’s Cesarwitch Stakes the hall for by yard the to entrance Members of sell- hake, Dorothy Reller, cast Juanita are now head a‘ (not Macbeth’s) the burgomeister’s home. ing‘tickets, which will be Rohe, Joan Bergmann, Monica ‘world ovor ex- Vidi The only Vici, shoe in the with outsider.” the 40-*1 changed .the before performances :. keeping with title and Boeckermann, Jeanette In the Heinen, I e * arch special built-in for plastic reserved Tickets the for for Maxine the seats. Coe, Doreen Kerfeld, Re- Operetta. scenery are When Clark Griffith recently adult performances .title the and Nov. 18, 19, gina Stengler, Bernice Herzog, Mil- that molded is program cover page, on to your 5 told the House Committee that be and by 20 purchased which designed jun- from Klasen, Marion two dred- Hollenkamp, may were individual arches. he opposed granting the to them Chamber was from the SHOES iors, Marion Rank and Jean of Alma Kemper, and Alice Engel- or SAMPSON’ Pacific Coast major league sta- Commerce office. The Litchy. advertisements for meyer. because there aren’t enough tus l St. Cloud have arranged the been program big-time performers PACE REQUIESCANT to go by'Martha Kloskowski, Shirley for he around, wasn’t alone in his Thielman, Raymond, Carol Mary IN There views. be least must at Siegler, Mary Gertrude Sue Kropp, other league club 14 major own- Koshiol, Dietman, Lois Laura Ann harboring the senti- ers same Joan Erickson, Marcella Ahles, 1 ments. Swalinkavic' Mrs. Mattie John, U. S. air Henry, force; Lawrence, Audrey Arlene Rausch, Opatz, . s II- t Raymond, Francis, and James, Mrs. and Sauk Rapids—Requiem Mass ” of: was _ Ahles, Nahan, Yvonne Nancy , Clarence Swenson, all Morris: of Doro- Griffith’s words fered should Oct. in Sacred Heart church 24 for be not Henning, Vivian Henke- Betty thy, St. Paul: Mrs. William Peel, Okla- Mrs. Mattie (Swan) Swalinknvich. who Twa‘LFold Pleasure taken lightly. too Doubtless he Listening- homa; and Evelyn. Morris. There Burial Dale died Oct. Mary Lamkin, Wav- 22. in Assumption are was meyer, had his seventh place Senators in grandchildren. 10 Three brothers and St. Cloud. Surviving the cemetery. are Woods. erek, and Marilyn CORONAD°*'COSMOP0LITA , sisters also survive. mind two when he uttered them. following, Joseph, and daughters: son The problem facing largest the Thomas Wa-r'd Robbinsdale; Mrs. K. G. Harrison (Ger- Today's Guest Quipper u Io Alt N I how trude), Within 0MB properties committee is Island, Mrs. Your Desire Staten N. Y.; and to get Morris.—Requiem Mass offered c was Jimmy Powers in TV Guide: William Jahn (Marie), Sauk Rapids. Oct. in Assumption church by 18 Fa- monkey. for the of a pet one com- Jeremy Patrick Doyle ther John A. Ward, “Somebody Fea’ron' for Thomas ought give to Roy edy leads, Larry Kid Within Poston, Your Means, as 16.»Burial who 78. died took place Oct. ‘Doyle, Collegeville.-—~Jeremy Patrick Campanella for award the an Conner. In charge of securing the inocd in Calvary The following cemetery. Whether the lo infant Mrs. of Mn and Leonard Jo- son "Most Injured Player.” Maybe the children survive: Tom, Morris; Rauik, smaller pieces of equipment seph Doyle Collegeville, died of Oct. 21. stage radio records, you or We provide complete American Fergus Falls; E‘dward, Clitherall: Medical Fran- association?” Jeremy Surviving born Sept. 16. a was are Beverly Farrington, Patricia wlll onloy the, lines! are, cis, Minneapolis; Morris; Raymond, his father,‘his mother, the Eliza- Val former Mikiel, slim, golden-haired funeral service one-cost Farley, Catherine Schwankl, and llstonlng. In‘ Joe Michels (Helen), Morris: Mrs. Mrs. beth brother, Timothy; Finegan; a a Detroiter,’ - outbowled recently . Horihan (Ann), Morris; Mrs. Don and Farley.~ Margaret Anne; sister, his‘ paternal grand- and‘ and 23 24 competing Ludwig Muehbbauer (Nora), Appleton. in Reverence sympathy mother, Mrs. E. L. Doyle Washing- of Amen or a Long the before performance pre- sSters grandchildren Three also 16 and D. Funeral services match ton, C. elimination state were con- game actually begins, vail all details the in creed. stage survive. crew John the Baptist’s ducted Oct. 23 in St. our Thatris something tournament. . . . Edward .Manka church, with burial the abbey in ceme- oughta keep in. mind next men tery.‘ Holdingford.—Funeral services “Last Measure Hoors’ Full I3 Devotion of were time they take their Seibert Urban Missus Ten- Hedwig’s conducted Oct. 20 in St. who died Devotion” toppling. church Edward Marika, 47. for pin Cloud—Funeral services St. were school auditorium. He Oct. the 16 in conducted Anthony’s Oct. in St. 23 ' * - ill Held Elbow lake had taken his children be vaccinated to church for‘Urbsn“ Seibert. Father Ber- at One Southern college estimates dead. Mrs. Manka and suddenly dropped Wildenborz offered the Requiem nerd 912~914 St. Ger. that it about Eva. with six children: Agnes, costs $300,000 survives ‘ Mess. Burial Assumption to in was ceme- Tel. ‘Doris, William. Anthony, and 908 John, Birk, William Jo- Emil Georger. tery. field elevenTA good losing Elbow Lake—For the first time team, a Hold- in Brothers Rupert and sisters seph Schmidt, A] Landwehr and are repre- doubt, lot costs in its history Olaf’s parish includ- St. more, After no Ho a Sundays Thomas Joseph Selin- \ ingford. and Mrs. REGULAR rented the Eagles in the honorary ‘ escort. 244.95 s or ing the his coach job. ' herenheld devotio Albert Thirteen Hours’ (Victoria), Randall; Mrs. sky pallbearers Waibel, Active Frank Tel. 180 1981-W ' were ' or (Anna),,Little Falls; and Jo- Edward Dahl, Symanietz Johnson, Sidney Sam ‘ s s s in honor the Blessed Sacramen of Sale Milwaukee. seph, . Mackrell, Klein. Martin Joseph and Fiddle Faddle u The Lancelot 0.S.B., Rev. Atsch, Guck Mrs. Roman Trsut. Members the city commission of Price Collegeville delivered the of New funeral. attended the Garver, first pitcher win Bluftton.—Mrs. ser- who died HOME to Roman Guck, FUNERAL Striped Mahogany Veneers ' Lembcke Emil 0 ;- morning Masses John's.ceme- ~-~. mons buried in St. at and at Oct. 20, 20 gameslfor the St. Louis Browns was offered following Requiem Mass Morris—Emil Lembcke, who died Oct. tery closing the ceremonies in the a. since 1938, born Christmas eve- "Perfeclone" AM-FM Reception. was on Ample ’" Easy First South Parking at Our Street O fol- Robert Voigt in St. Calvary lot. 24 by Father buried in 13, cemetery was ning. day, 26 Now that John’s in Guck survives with years lowing' Requiem Mass offered church. Mr. ago. ex- Chapel Entrance 3 A record attendance the Com- Annalle, and plains at John A. three children. Bernard. why Assumption urth. Father he is “often described of The finest all combinations! c Features all-speed record of Lembcke Kathleen. 39 the Mass. Mrs. Mrs. Guck Fearon ofiered munion years rail reported the by was “gifted” right-hander. was as a changer, big cabinet, 9 tubes, 12" storage rectifier, survives the following children: PM} with age. the T eodore pastor, Rev. Peterka. in s S . . speaker, tuned RF and modified stage bass boost. " Heal; ill Exposition begs: with High Carver, the from Cathedral Superintendent De- too, 'comes fiance, Mass o’clock. 8 The choir 0. It good at is have such to was directed Mrs. Mossberg, by Robert an‘impressive backgroun when The ‘ Perfect ' Gift Radio‘l hurling with Miss LouiSe for the Christianson Browns, locka: at Coronado "Bantam" 4th “Group Heads Time daisical cellar- the American league organ. \. dwellers. The Rev. Austin Kins‘ella of ' c Our Low 1295 Brandon, It alt :- who for at- years many SteVe O’Neill _'Price did tended Eibow Lake mission, not expect as a cocking . Lou Boudreeu officiated‘at would be Solemn Benediction. in region named II I high school’s superin. Schools represented Cathedral Small in size, but 1' gives excel- his The the deacon and subdeacon.were 'are school, Col— succ‘esaar John’s tendent beginning his fourth St. is as to Here’s lent local reception. manage prop Modern automatic Boston Red the Rev. Sox. B. H. Wessling, Everyoney but Fergus Boniface’s, Cold Minnesota legeville; St. president of the 'black term plastic cabinet; as easy-to- Steve v knew Falls; w... the Rev. Benedict Fran- it inevitable and Crosier, Onamiay. St. Peter- School association. Spring; Catholic High read Uniscope dial. Savings ' when he meier, by Breckenridge. signed Tom Alphonse The Kremer Rev. priced! St. Bene- was Little Falls; cis’, and was Yawkey almost Other priests in the , re-elected the meeting the at of sanctuary year a ago. dict’s, St. Joseph. , Seems is the it Fathers old lack Vincent held last of Santo, association Monday seine Eliza- of were on budget real price! at foresight by that Athletic directed the beth; Jahn caused O’Neill’s, events Symons, week. Foxhome; Jo- ‘ Wake Up a Musicl to Red ' Sox lose the seph Fridgen, and Fergus to Falls; and pennant association regional and state Phil Schaefer St. ,Mrs. of CORONADO on Stave his jobl Richard ' Kujawa, Breckenridge. college, Paul, will St. Thomas’ competitive include basket- basis con- "Rudiolorm" duties executive tinue her as sec- Waite track, base- ball ockey, tennis, Park ParisthIons organization. The the retary of 5’. 129.95 II Reg. ball, golf. Region has and and ar- Rev. St. William Anderson of .2... 2 meetings for speech, ranged for Felix’ high school, Wabasha, the is Turns The alarm, vice president. chief busineSS radio'or Little Falls Party music. is for November and on I8 press, II both times the meeting the bracketing of at select! was you meeting the the of press scene .l. Telechron clock for the basketball of state movement - games Kelvinatorl scheduled Dec. 8. I for off radio when setup. turns you l Waite Park—St. Joséph’s The Christian Mothers co-ordinate citra- wish, t00!4Wa1nut have Directed made to festival will plastic The play I‘ ar- one-act 5' number of handsewn activities ish is curricular in the plannin quilts 44 quilt and and a try case. take hall, place Stanbrook Du- a pou at ' bedspreads, which will be Catholic high schools in Minnesota, given be held Nov. party to 18. Ivory Plastic 34.95 on luth. The St. Cathedral will Cloud case association the works in D as prizes. co-opera— . Bazaars Now 95_ and fall festivals had -29 'be The host for interpretative and poultry prizes will be just tion with the Association the of ........................... ora- been discontinued time, for bvvvvvv'vvvv'vvauvvvvv'v the some _ time for ThanksgiVing. Catholic Secondary Schools of In torical presentations second on this and is the first big parish af- The fun will continue in the Minnesota, the organization con,- Friday after Easter, well fair be held here 1942. to since as as a‘bountiful and evening ham with curricular cerned and admin- Cost. sup- for the debates late‘winter. in the A committee making the will _Low be in the served Church istrative policies. ar- per 3, is made The of music festival is rangements basement. held Everyone‘is to be welcome At the MCHSA at in- to present, up: mem- bers' the club of ,men’s and the cludes atten eight i groups. St. 8.1 John’s last the in week April. r e o n g . COMBINATION (Christian Mothers. They Nor- are: Children Make Holy Year Pilgrimage bert Feld, chairman; Emmet Schepers, Alcuin Ringsmuth, Leo Mrs. Fasen, John Feneis, Jr.; "l'llddon" Richard Dusha, Mrs. Louis Blom- record player Amazing low price for this big, Mrs.‘ John Baker, Mrs. Syl- splnd mer, and all speeds sizes Mrozek, Mrs. Ray Hilsgcn, wonderfulKelvinatorwithlamp vester automalleallvl Mrs. Ed Kirchner. and oven-timer and control. You The party will begin about I 2 holiday big cook meals can Regularly full. 174.95 in the school, where the at- pm. ‘ watching! Mammoth with no tractions will include g games, 149-95 holds huge turkey, six pics, oven fancywork and novelty booths, re— ,, of‘ layers cake! four Seven- special freshments, and entertain- or Mammoth I liven! children. heatsupcr-fastsurfaceunitsand for the ment No admission will be charged. Scotch Kettle! economical A New Heat-Up Speed! value! great Immense Storage Capacity! sly‘lod Cabinet I "ONCE UPON modern In I mahogany THE HOLIDAYS! ORDER Now FOR I; VCI'IROI'I- ‘ Sunday" Powerful A Moe Instuuotlom-ll u.nd Is for delivery In Outheer Protestlon Plan. shown kitchen with your and specifications subject change without local Price and notice. state taxes to extra. AM-FM , I rocepllolpix 9 THE You For Beauty, quality—all these add‘up tone, enjoy; to incomparable. Features modified. bass ment LISTEN ' SHOP boost, AM, FM reception exceptional ‘price! low at g SEVENTH THESE A N D EIGHTH Travelling in two_chartered busses with their teach- Every Sunday Noon they made Visits Mary’s St. GRADERS of St_ Cathedral, Anthony’s to St. school, St ers, Maytag Kelvinator Hamilton ALWAYS BETTER "BUYS A'I‘ Dryers WJON — —— on fulfilled Paul’s, St. Peter’s, and their Cloud, last parish church.— week the conditions gain‘in for own v,v,v_v,}" 'v ' v" v v v v the jubilee indulgence 5th Ave. v.' v for the 12 So. v extended Holy St. Cloud Year. Phone 49, (Bob Molitor v.v '_' photo), -