THE 51'. CL cup REGISTER 1952 4, January Friday, of. Children-Carry tatues Infant Patients Alert GO. HEATING PEARSON For Sincerily, and\0il Burners Lennox Furnaces Work Metal Sheet So. Ave. 27-5th CLOUD ST. 2181 Phone Nurses Are'lold SW Sauk Centre—Hospital patients .gycoMsINIoI‘I‘slomrPgsslsir-wuu alert the most sincerity to of are declared Father John Mc- nurse, a Donald, chaplain of St. Michael’s hospital here. 1h inspire Ability confidence, to trustworthiness, and understand- ing other natural qualities by are which often judged, nurses are Father said McDonald. address His delivered at was a meeting of the Little Falls unit of the Diocesan Council Catho- of Prospectus lic here in December. from Fa- request Principal Underwriter on nurses SAMPSON’S ther McDonald spoke role DIVERSIFIED the INVESTORS on SERVICE S the of Catholic in hospital . nurse a SHOES influence ESTABLISHED her and 1894 personal AS INVESTORS the SYNDICATE on sick. He reminded their of MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA nurses Cloud St. special obligations toward the | dying non-Catholic. George A. Meekes Eivind Hoff A fol- presented Martha 0. Fowler Karl F. Thur-n program was DIAMONI) r MODERNIZING HOME . lowing business the meeting. Sis- Melvin C. Anderson RINGS Vernon L. Smith FINANCING HOME 0 M. Cortona ter of Little Falls Jacob Baas Lee Oliver ANDERSON J. F. was BE TO BRIDE THE co-ordinator. FOR FOLLOWING Pearl M. Murphy Elmer B. Creamer: full-length and LUMBER C0. THE CLOSE of the girls dressed in dresses head bands . Miss Sophia Novitzki, R.N., pre- Emanuel M. Paulu BUTT pre- WEIMAN 8. carried the figures the Three and escorted of Infant. sented the spiritual Christmas paper in St. Mary’s Cathedral, a on novena MATERIAL BUILDING pictured seminarians, here with Father Lorsung, OSCAR HAGEN, Divisional Manager significance Christmas. of are, Right” Flight & Buy “Walk A children marched in procession and carried three right: left Richard Leisen, Ed Kraemer, and to Miss Dolores Teiken, R.N., in AND COAL PAINT Exchange 509 Granite Bldg. St. Germain St. 809% the Infant be placed figures Jesus in three of to Richard cribs Kalkman. The other located two her article entitled, Are “How are Minn. St. Cloud. Telephone 180 Cloud, St. Minnesota Here Father Peter cribs. Lorsung, Cathedral Cathedral pastor, in the and outdoors the crypt at You?” urged & attention by greater corner Telephone 482 'is figures blessing the which presented him S. First boulevard—(Bob to of and Lake Molitor street the spiritual to welfare of are nurses in of,the crib in front the church. About photo) 20 patients. upper TRAYNOR and, CLOUD ST. Sister Mary Daniel the gave CO. ELECTRIC Record Attendance W. H. Flann-ery Editor Be the and article, “Hu- HERMANSON to pros cons on Sterilization,” which man ap- Electrical Contractors ARCHITECTS trivvvr-n r.- Lilli 1 LLLLILLLI‘I' peared the-American in Journal of ‘71! and Residential Commercial £117.73 ‘ Cold lAFL I? Of New News-Reporter’ ‘ In Spring - N urging. Box Telephone 56 3636 at 1‘: Industrial Wiring Granite Exchange Bldg. 31] A formal served by the tea was Cloud Tel. 2543 St. Cloud. Minnesota St. Franciscan Sisters of St. Michael’s for .DO’AT Party Rangers hospital. L St. Paul—Harry W. Flannery, where he had been geles, a news CBS former continental the Columbia Granite bureau for commentator City I n'LgLAE-LT Boutells Precedes Schellinger chief in Europe, leaving Concert is his System Broadcasting and Bros. post was 11711? a in— IIIELLL Cold Spring—A attend- record Electric political and Co. foreign affairs editor the Los Angeles make-up of as .1111 the annual reported at editor the Catholic He West of Digest here Examiner. covered Coast 111m? ance was BUILDERS 1 ELECTRICAL COMPLETE SERVICE Perham Christmas boy for Mass party in become editor of the AFL News- Commonweal. assignments for rangers to Reliable LIglIting Wall Contractors Fixtures Floor and the St. by Boniface sponsored — :1 Reporter, national LI? The broadcaster new newspaper and veteran Plug Installations. 2, Catholic Order of the of court published by the American Federa- Phone “SEW has been in the CLOUD. ST. MINN. newspaperman you’ll find St. Cloud’s largest and the Foresters. s. Labor. tion of 14th Ave. So. St. Cloud 121 a 2 in since news-gathering b Perham.—-A quarter-hour u s s e 3 con- , This announced by the hall filled Rev. The community finest selection of Floor He into radio in was 1916. 1932, by string and Coveringl ensemble was went cert a Paul Bussard, editor the juvenile of Cath- gill"||||llll||IIIIIIIII|||lllllllll||lIlIlIIIIIllIlll|l|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII capacity with Foresters E to William succeeded L. and in 1940 the High Mass choir preceded on Oils Gasoline, Motor For olic Digest. Mr. Flannery adults accompanied the left St. and who continental bu- Shirer in Berlin Henry’s Christmas St. church in as H. Murphy James Paul Jan. for Washington, 1 DC, maller lads. assign- Fuel Oils chief CBS. His for here. 1t reau or (.2117 L1 .13. .-- AFL played where the News-Reporter throughout is Games , the invasion of included z Members - were ments of the ensemble INSURANCE " were 2.111 7 1 Call nearest— your edited. ice he afternoon, there and Yugoslavia 7 fighting in and Crete, Schoeneberger, were Martin A. P. Real Estate Flannery has Mr. been with the hot dogs, NORTHWESTERN OIL CO. ; of the and the outbreak Greece, ream, pop, popcorn, Arilda Schmitz, Seifert, Donna Chaose 11 Catholic gift Digest the from candy, least for for America’s and at finest past mills German-Russian Later he one year. violins; Schmitz, Paschle, first Ray war. 203 Mary's Bldg. 1962 st. Phone agent 1 St. Nicholas He St. Paul from An— appeared, Los to and in B came covered fronts everyone. Schmidt, Ambrose Doll, Paul Pa- 1'.- urm a 'I'ydol Veedol Products filllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllI|||||IIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllE — — — leading and after them in too, China. tricia violins; Mohr, second Rose- 'MOHAWK 'ARNISTRONG Pupils. Christmas presented each lastrup . song Hassler, cello; Bernard Flannery Mr. In recent Watch favorite mary for 1:}:17. years L ....w " mer- your with boy gift. ‘KNAPP a violin; and Mrs. s Bernauer, bass 'BIGELOW 'OON-GOLEUM the-A. F. of L. radio took "*t:hant'a Cloud The St. Reg- PLUMBING & ad in NARIN over .‘qul: juvenile Victor Stein, director l‘ Welter, Ambrose pipe Broadcast- - the Mutual ' ister. organ. program TeII on of Nativity committee of the headed court, 'KARASTAN a E. 'PABOO- fiiFDl HEATING First Noel,” They played “The Ed- System during Frank ing ' 5—: included which Roman De Wenter, ‘ Night," Upon “It Came “Silent the covered He ward’s vacations. a L 'ALEXANOER SMITH Theis, Schleppen- ‘FIRTH' Frank J. John We Specialize in “Hark the Midnight Clear,” and W MBS national elections for 1948 ._._-— bach, Laurence Thielman, Fred " real meaning Lastrup.—-The of Sing.” The choir Herald Angels Churches, and television the West Schools, coast, Hospitals " on Elmer Eich- Stein, Carl Wenner, the Christmas general theme “0 Children,” Dear Little “0 the of headed staff was commentators sang Eldred Alfred Ludivig, Drive Petera, 104 Roosevelt St. Cloud ers, Christmas the of “Birthday King,” Holy Night,” of Broadcasting the American program pre- for a Schmitz. Joe Stein, Othmar and by children of sented the St. Noel,” in which “The First and West Company TV show the on Broadlooms Venetian Others assisting the committee . Blinds John’s school here. the soloist. Ed Perszyk Mrs. in 1950. coast was ' . . . Menke, James Zas- Donald hit???“ Pupils the three grades of in dark- were “Stille Nacht” pub- AFL News—Reporter The upper sung was Boom-size Rugs Asphalt Tile Jerome Stommes. and trow, “Rorate Coeli,” “O Come, 0 ' the original German. in its first issue Dec. 5. lished sang . . . ness St. Boniface’s has court Come, Emmanuel,” “The First now a Linoleum Rubber Tile Given Club 4-H membership almost 190 juve- Flensburg of . Noel,” “O Come All Ye Faithful,” . . nile members. Most them of at- “Mary'the Dawn,” “It and Came tended the Christmas party. Clear.” Midnight Upon All by‘ and linoleum a installed carpet 4., Title Club’ ’Top County of Shepherds” The “Story the of Boutells Factory-trained craftsmen is ' in: “Magnificat” the read- w and little Falls Girls were fully guaranteed! Call for free ings by the grades. us 7. a same I: Here’s the Beer That v 'o estimate ELECTRIC “A Appeared” given Star I ERICKSON articles displayed the at county “Top Flensburg—The title of was I Fw-v for Speak; Itself the sixth grade, Display by and, “What Is of members number fair, the Generosity and for 1951 Club” Morrison in county Christmas,” graders. by seventh trips the Minnesota SERVICE earning Happy to Flensburg by the was won Christmas Offertory presented fair. State 4-H club. Workers’ . was DISTRIBUTED BY eighth “The Individual awards by the graders. First county given the The award were Wiring and Fixtures was on Little Falls—More people ,1 were Rapheal Perowitz Christmas” the “Story presented and Our to 7771111 of participa- basis club’s of the active Cream Co. Kemp's Ice happy Christmas because girls this wIIL'J ‘ David Sobania their for and Redemption” given the 626 by 3rd Ave. St. Cloud tion in affairs, So. accurate county were Francis’ St. high school of were Muehlbauer garden projects, Mary primary grades. completion records, ,number of of “it is blessed that to 7 aware more in the dress being winner w \ for rho... St. Cloud, 567 Minn. a Boutells than receive!” give to Perowitz Bernadine review, and $1017.11. 12!. Mack the. clothing, and Gifts candy, of demonstration. Molitor frozen foods for her Drug Co. 2.... § all donated by girls ‘ toys, the at 7.7. 7 Were Francis’, Negro St. sent to Aides Gilman Veterans, REXALL AGENCY children in Louisiana Indian and THE HOME OF facili- CARPETING New Orleans—There is the bache- that boys had some a age; reservations children in Minne- Movie Projector Donate on Prescriptions Specialty lor druggist in this in- who ties for but a sports, to town no one Wisconsin. and sota ‘ spends Sunday—his That only them how play. Kodak & toiletries struct to Supplies 1054a. gave Ave. every South 1., Phone 5110 Sister M. Geneva, moderator of Gilman.—A movie projector day during idea. CLOUD. MINN. free the week—play- Mr. DeGruy was ST. an sodality’s apostolic the committee, St. Adalbert’s given gift to ing father 109 to youngsters. as a The Sunday he packed next very which the project, promoted states parochial Vet- school here from the his doing and in He’s been it for all the candy toys up a year that than gifts 150 sent more were and auxil- of Foreign Wars erans tickled pink drug and drove the and that he is store now across West Monroe in Louisiana; to 50 Gilman. of Members of the iary the His Gil- Needless took role. is river Madonna Manor. to l 1111111 name l on Ll L L Keshena reservation Wis- in to club 4-H and other citizens in the 1111 L11111 1 11 welcome visitor. bert DeGruy. he to ‘I’ was consin; say a Odonah 75 the to reserva- .1 : helped with donations. ‘x—rvr- are .1 . area job athletic di- He took the of During the 1950 Christmas on tion, and the Nagtanwansh 80 to m rector. both of which in he told that few reservation, 'I'IO'I'IO'I'IOIIIIO'I'IOmO'I'I.H10“.'I'I.WIO‘O'HO‘O‘01010'PIO'TIO'HO'IIO'I'I season was men are y visit Each he back, and Minnesota, total of gifts. Madonna Manor, orphan- Sunday 400 went 4 HAIR OUTS 8. an He is continuing the program. Nativity Wins Porch Scene thinks it’s important for boys to in Mr. DeGruy take part sports. 7d and you’ll also be pleased well with they said: “And important, 3% shampoos. invest and more our massages Place First Little Falls in the explain need to Yes. ladies' hair, man games cut a too. we play.” and'teach them how Box- to Shop Barber Gene’s bachelor-father’s favor- ing is the used handle the ite He sport. to Little Falls—A porch awarded place in trans- first the com- Dolorosa CEO Mater at team par- formed into Nativity division. mercial scene won a 16-7th Ave. So. St. Cloud 15 place first the East side of Lit- Taking first-place honors in the on . Mr. DeGruy’s .Many of custom- tle Falls in the annual Christmas home decoration division the on his role the have heard of _ decoration at sponsored by contest side Gordon Peterson the west ers was and bring and orphanage local Jaycees. toys home. K & H Electric his “boys.” his for store The front porch of the Orville to A feature of the St. Mary school games DeGruy that the visits Mr. Mynster home features is elaborate decoration entry says manger a an JANUARY have filled fL the orphanage with life-size figures standing to with painting spotlighted a over a across Go. void in his life. the crib. In the yard, lighted great and the of building, the part f‘zq can- upper ’ dles flank scroll which is in- Nativity surrounded with a on a scene ‘ Phones - 3864—5163-W scribed “For You Unto Is Born lighted in the yard fore- trees a Feted Nuns Are I'I'H‘f'SCHROED. 1350 8th Ave. No.—St. Cloud Savior Who Is Christ the Lord.” ground. WHITE St. Mary’s school judged‘ Runners-up in divi- CITY 81 FARM the three WIRING was (J.~wejl’e;-2:-~ 746L231. ,. ‘ the best in the institutional sions Don Molde, J. F. and sec- Call Write were Grove for free Meire estimate In or 8059/2 SAINTGERM and tion, Edge the Pine inn Rudeck, residential; St. Gabriel’s was hospital, institutional; Minne- and ANSWERS T0 QUIZ . Power and Light, commercial. SI. Cloud, sota Minnesota l-e 2-i 3-d 6-b 7-j 4-21 E-g S-E Q-h 10’c quilting Meire party Grove—A Osakis Knights Erect surprise Christ- turned out be SALE to a Sis- Benedictine the for party mas "ONCE UPON parish here. John’s St. ters of Colberg Dr. G. R. Nativity Scene the Invited by the of par- women quilting the sisters Sunday” ish to party, A a “Merry serenaded with OPTOMETRIST a were they Christmas” entered song as hall and tl’Ien given boxes the were ' Examined Eyes Special Shop !. Prices packages of food. Now and at For You “It looked of them it, As put one ‘ Glasses Fitted though the of town store part as had into the school.” LISTEN been moved j in singing Everyone d in «A o e HEARING AIDS AND Christmas carols the close of at I and Sheets Every Cases BATTERIES Sunday Noon for All Makes the surprise program. ,, U Over WJON Kresgs's Phone 20! on . , Held Nativity Scene Bedspreads Joseph Students St. By Pillows St. Joseph—When children of St. Joseph’s school the here staged Pads Mattress Nativity Christmas their at scene climax they the marked program, Table their of preparation Birth- for the linens day Christ. of Every during Advent pupils day OINNOORF teachers gathered take and part to Towels in the traditional Advent wreath included ceremonies, which the‘ blessing the wreath, lighting of of Blankets THIS OUTDOOR NATIVITY SCENE erected was the candles, recitation the of pray- along state hlghway 52 in small PAINT park Osakis at by AND WALLPAPER a mem- STORE singing and hymns. of ers, bers the Osakis of council of the Knights Columbus. of The project They concluded the Advent sea- inspired by the growing nation-wide Painting Christ back was movement to put with Christmas their annual Pittsburgh contractor Paints Varnishec son —— —- Christmas. Into The crib made by several members the of which Imperial scene presented Washable was to Wallpaper program was counc11. It Illuminated night by Christmas at lights Is the public. Each grade took part. evergreens on Telephone which flank both 435 sides of the crib. 20-7th Avenue The council South plans make this St. Cloud to The with the concluded an rogram Christmas annual project Osakis. in N stiwty scene.