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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

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2", far—effl- To 5 3‘. . u. I ht: ST. CLOUD REGISTER THE FOUR Friday, J 4, 1952 PAGE ry a n u a . I FultonlSlieen for uneral Collegeville Held F Bisliop Sick Nurses Sing Ship by WIlHElM dicta/am Spa/2L Motor Transportation, Inc. Writer, Father For of 17 Will BeginCatliolic .. ROOFIN G CO. Raymond Bros. J. STEDLER DICK By . experienc’o 30 ronfing years i H S I o 6 i“ """d “d S" 0”“ Funeral services Stearns from the days Collegeville. county “"0 —- 25064" S" Ph°n° S°- 582 1"“ PM!" Ihould 510 college! If when he St- Cloud. Minn. John the Baptist’s represented number t° held St. in 38"“ were a CLOUD ST. football Catholic publications all of h. on. Dec. Matthew church here 24 for po-tsea-on same». The Catholic Church’s for ought in and which he greatest they died commemorate who Dec. 21 Reisinger, 88, to wrote one area the radio call in and it articles. this this orator the occasion He began the country, for Cloud. St. many Most Naturally Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Bowl." apostolic Auxil- work around and “Empty to Bularzik, 1901 Rembert The Rev. iary Bishop grand- New York spectatorless of retired from such activity only and guarantee na- a director invited tional the would be of Society for in stand, 1947. teams no tickets would participate Some the. magazines and to of nor printed. be Landmonn, to newspapers were III III as which he contributed feature a ar- with tie Josef’s Dame’s 20-20 week; St. Blatt, ticle Notre every Heart quite Ohio Weisenfrennd, Sacred this Iowa appro- was year Irish Coach Catholic Young considering that Messenger, Peo- priate Winner, Friend, Excelsior, Der Wan- from ple’s Leahy Frank comes Raff'enber- leaf Leonard Der Sendbote, Vergiss- and derer, S. Dak., new a from Victor, Joseph- coach, hails meinickt, Famillien Blatt, IoWa ger, Keekly, Armen Seelcn inum la. It! It Daily 4' Apostle, Catholic Frennd, for the Volkzoitnng, Tribune, Katolische Quippers Guest ' Katolische Wochenbaltt, and many St. Louis of the Dick Farrington ‘ others. ‘ charges of Post-Dispatch: “More school of nursing Francis’ STUDENT NURSES of St. Inkofen in Sept. 1863, Born 9, Dirty work football. foul-play in carols for Christmas in Breckenridge "singing about went Reisinger Bavaria, Mr. to came Hardy tack- cross—bars. the at he 25 States when The the United community. living the hospital patients aged in . the and the . was And crackling. loud ling means tailor in St. work began Francis’ and hos- . . “old” St. in spending their last Christmas as nurses a were hard their boys don’t charge if the abbey A few John’s here. expected hospital to pital. A $2,000,000 nurses’ and home years new are closed.” willibe charge accounkts homesteaded miles he two later be completed in Breckenridge around May 1. lived John’s where of St. he west Chicago New former Henrich, Tom Making School his death. He the time of to up “Catching York Yankee great: Weiner Jo- married St. Mary of but pleasure, fly ball is a Reis- a Mrs. seph Sept. 1891. 8, on do with is what it knowing to a died inger in 1934. Comic Book Experiment business." 1 children: Mrs. Surviving 11 are a: s- it Matthew Reisinger Collegeville, _. Cecilia Neussendorfer, in Cleveland’s Bob Lemon Bishop Fulton Sheen J. re- a Leo Dona- Swanville; Mrs. John, O.S.B., Solemn offered the pastor, Paul Chicago’s address called cent Jo- Joseph; (Margaret), St. bauer Start the assisted by Savings Mass and Propagation Requiem the Faith, will of “manager-of-the- Richards the was will keep until Chicago.—Comic magazines ducted St. Paul; Conrad, summer, a St. Cloud; seph, are a Arnold Weber, O.S.B., be featured Catholic the Rev. again the could well bench year." Al Lopez as on children’s , the education aid check used being constant Mrs. Ellipertwaggéfgafilsifne) Mat- tn as an seminarian Jerome Hour Sunday, and starting Jan. deacon; 6. wild pitch! that trade Bob for comic book. in this of the Holy Name school here reaction to type at or St Jo_ 5e13,”. grands?“ ‘Subdea' Remnger' Ade- Philip’pi * * "‘ ‘ as BiShOD Who Sheen. has a been has unique who experiment determine Sister Mary Victorice, to as- =8. Henry Mrs_ Edwm Alceneau; Father sociated with the Catholic ’ Hour COIL Account...Today! :the the benefits will record tail- the series, of comic book approved CIOSing sentences Gregory, North Collegeville; laide), a ceremonies. of O.S.B., master was since beginning, its will speak artis- ored of reading ability, the recommendations influciice to on Andrew Merdan St. Paul; Mrs. on played Regina for When Ottawa cemetery. parish in the Burial “The was Life Christ.” This series of and choice psychologists ability, imagination, and educators. tic Collegeville; Mrs. and (Frances), title, Grey football Canada’s Cup father of the Mr. Reisinger, talks, of his 23rd such series, will other of reading matter. (Eleanor), Neussendorfer Pon- Under the of Sister direction Al several delayed for , the well was known in game children, 17 continue until Easter Sunday, was this Mary the sidelight in Mich. Victorice, children An interesting tiac, in bring Someone forgot minutes. to April 13. in of died infancy. legion, children whose the inclusion Join Six third and fourth grades, unique experiment is .C. K. football! a Bank National American The Catholic carried and Hour is grandchildren 53 75 from foreign-born There nine, of several youngsters * 1k to ages are range seven Sunday by sis- only 1 great-grandchildren. An book, faulty English and will read the who speak only sta- comic at Blood man's best Flensburg p.m. truly every A dog is Drive new a Cloud, KFAM, St. and (Mary), tions Young and Jerome Charlie’s Fables," both whose in reading Mrs. "‘Uncle ter, hunter friend. For instance, progress a KSTP, Paul and Minneapolis. Member St. FDIC Holdingford. Cloud especially noted. St. class and home. Their writing will lives in be in when his at happiest retriever is :Flensburg—Members of the February, January and music pall— In served read, grandsons learning Six in as to th*e bird: ' chosen him Name children gives use The Holy progress with Columbus Knights of mem- will be Ed- for the furnished Neussendorfer, of reading Edgar and good bearers: program complete for this provide grammar, test Jendro Amer- Stephen bers the of a Philip the St. Neri choristers by Donabauer, Herman Reisinger, will traced. win be interest Red Sox lost il The Boston back- two cross-section of f Flensburg of Legion ican post in y / a York, under the direction New Piers Celestine of Reisinger, Donald and the Charlie’s pub- school by Uncle Fables, the is in blood ground, since pennants the Korean jointly sponsored game one one a James Welch. of Reismger. Elmer skalla, and them fig- digit still working for lished Lev Gleason, leading wealthy by neighborhood including drive this in donor was area_ Service Funeral lost by commercial comics pub- when they this 11 promising homes, middle-class apartments, pledges Sixty-five year lure-among fishers in the put sections. of movement to and obtained. Forty tenement blood games. were Arranged constructive comics fulfilled, to been have already these con- uses, r I Cost A; Low four each Gabriel’s stories tains St, mood at donating in issue. s ‘ Fgllls.d Other in11 Iaittlet hpscpitalr Theydare gentle fairy tale;, 0 \ wi ‘ Marked 1 in ine Funerals and wit 00 a a ustrate e art ona ‘uir p e ges than a sleifiilgzglon; ' 11, her n-,, dfies L UD M“. (Deloli-gls) ES, 0 Bruce; Silifremanlmiizlril . 1,33,10,33 G REQU‘E‘Sfflf. 5 w Ta , m 1531:“: ,e e ” ma n y a , e or I ‘ 1 __ later date. and diaIOgue in perfect Allen Mrs. much grammar time, to - N. burg. Y.: Mrs. Thomas (Elaine) and children’s written accelerate to __F,meml Meire—Grove (Delayed) ' boay Praifle._ Long during the day, and lessen fatigue sincerity Dignity A study of chemistrv Benson. Powers of Todd Pastor G. Donovan, James- exciting at for reading Though services progress. the Minne- bulletin from states Oliver Meyer shows that four hours will take a schools, of superintendent were county interest, enough hold the child’s to Dec. If Medical association. State sota Mora.—Funeral services held Carmel Mt. actual repairs in healthy Mary of of St. the held in were care It d- d ff‘ d t - able fled the. tales emphaSize triumphs - Juno Our sta - Retreat P M v r - 17 - St. church With Requiem - 9 ma e muscles Father George 15 re- bod ca p ’q ua learn relax Dec. 14. church here arys to in r I . engaged “ho 0,, y y ans n°t , young men are High Mass by Father Norbert Hinnen- All their service, Requiem High Mass. principle . and the of suiting from offered the Rauch to every— during in courage while they not use physical work. 0c- in are strenuous kamp for Oliver Meyer, who died and Dec. , conducted, military rites Full were called experience is violence knowledge and than day virtues rather Joseph Grove—The Rev. Meire upon results and fatigue the day, less ' Mr. Meyer, born March casionally, less Mr. 13. 26, 1888, get parish the cemetery; in burial‘was person a can worthy tribute funeral make superhuman feats. to founder and for- O.S.B., sleeping Freeborn Kreuter, in the Mora a actual county, to every or need fewer died Dec. 11. came Donovan for best health, that sleep, but you expressing the magazine vicinity He in 1944. served only comic Le— town departed It is the in Regis, the May 29, 1909, to He born of Sponsa as editor ones hours. was previous mer should revert to . . . person clerk of Arthur township and DHTA Long attended the and Sueur county, in _ was pride bereaved. We take that love of the newsstands offered the pub- religious review for monthly is on the sleeping habits is than There rule about supervisor for He he is is graduation Upon high school. Prairie set as soon as more year. a no memorial, lovely recommendations making treas— tailored the and to John’s abbey, lished St. every at a survived by his wife, Vera; three now depart- teachers’ training the possible. entered sons, sleep of number of hours you We of psychologists. ured and Dbnald, Dale, educators Minneapolis; conduct district sta- will in _ Grove, taught your Meire -He term as here. now memory. are as near pastor at ment a Too sleep especially much is not tioned in Japan; Raymond; home; Teachers' and Cloud at only entered St. need later need. 31 and phone in time of be need. One This experiment, to Trappist for the con- annual the retreat your person may . . . four daughters, Mrs. Ray Stradcuttter teaching of beneficial, After three however. college. years abbey, Melleray New another and monks nightly, five hours at (Dorothy), Lenwood, Neb.; Mrs. Myman Devotion” in district “Last of and Full Measure district 43 in year one The establish how best to way Nelson (Shirley), 6-12. Mora; MrS. Maurice Jan. 1941, Dubu Aug. 1 appointed he 118, .—q—,————————- ue was nea r schools.’and much Sleep ordln?’r_ll,y - - need - (Kathleen), Minneapolis; Peterson and you 15 in 'd h superintendent of d county ' t 912-914 Ger. St. grandchildren, Mary, home; eight. discontinue art1f1c1al at to elected to four-year term he ke 1942 L 't D any means t a was S, a e r01 brothers, three TeL 908 and IIsis deith. Sister. position until held that and one of awakening- in except s emergen_ , Chafiir'iithrfiz‘. I ‘- Aired I oilslfiiif‘srgit‘f23 ."._Z infirm? KWAD ghoxr . Perham ‘ {than . Station Presents MARKET .a , shoulld imp u hYou-d ' 1more After Hours Sundays on oes- or 5.. w... h... with oir of ,the at- Henry’s of signal Perham._st_ ' 75.x enoug an regu ar y enoug 0 Dec. bruiad Calvary enera 20' in cemetery corps “Ugh: 1804 1981 W c was or __ _ H ‘. T‘hfizde Gnifkowski Mldl’n’ght . Mass Jos. _ _ ton):I Wadena. —-‘The and voluntary , permit gillqwigf ,idReguiEm h1g1?! ofiezed spontaneous Dec_ , arlriiy.1943 of broadcast-a I voices 50 V h program home yon When ‘ Bold:ofieredaltl’ijMzgs.eS1urilif:1is:rreEhid isdld'Aiii'Ille awaglenln-g' Wfl’fi marrlEd ‘ OEDEfiiStfigas muSic ChriStmaS Miss 145011”- fUI‘ID'JS'h. he tlo :- d. . . t. E He t Woebkenberg Grey Ease. station in da coplneu n°_ 1“ Alvin ' ' II an "I 1°“ was a wife; the following children: and GRI$MERN1§DE [E e- E over trogt Ambrose; ./r Knights Columbus, The began the of KWAD- at member of that sleep needed, for Marvin, both living married and in St We1_ Program Mrs. Lakes_ is more the Veterans Legion, and American the Dbroth Cloud; R‘ch h d, d J of hour with 11:45 quarter have natural people 51’,” lgrgdchfiglren, gizzt: choir. directed the p.m. a organist, Ample some a. ter, Easy First South Parking Our Street , at He Wars. of Foreign past com- home; was and a at SAUSAGE by the carols Christmas be sleepy. Women tendency sen— sung the to and Cummings organization Joseph of the latter mander V Rodger, was an- and Duane. Pallbearers and Chapel Entrance ' the ior choir. commander of sleep need than first vice past ‘ soloist, members the to of color guard from Ed Perszyk, was a Years! Mrs. Established 39 seem more were nouncer. the 'American Legion. Sixth district of American the local Legion The post. Generally, August The Rev. Monsignor Noel.” The Rt. “The First men. men are more PHONE sang 2052.53 wife, Mrs. Leona Survivors his included color guard Paul Libert, John are restless their sleep. in The celebrated the Mass. sponsored Plachta Columbus of Knights Mary daughter, Margaret, Donovan; Billie, J. and F. Bon Amie. Pallbearers a 403ml. Cloud St. A". N. Scientists generally that Donovan his mother, Mrs. Margaret 2; the Joseph Linn Rev. Walter agree Cairns, Richard Bormes, Six; the program. com— were gave TERM MID-WINTER brother, John Dono- Long Prairie; C. of Richard Bomes. Thomas Donlin, Al sufficient sleep gives a person mentary. a a following sis- Chicago; and the of Pratt, and L. J. Bean. van ’ Seated Officers Are optimistic philosophy and New more Hillmer, (Kathryn) Mrs. Herman tens Imholte : Diane lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll makes him less selfish a person. Refresh... Mora Ladies’ Aid Clearwater.—Diane By Imholte,three-year- Families in landlords Irregular Some habits affect "”" your old we serve daughter Mr. Mrs. Henry appre~ of and JANUARY 7 add the Ladies’ of St. hour .Mora.—The Aid funeral home's sleep. likely experience Imholt Dec. You to of Clearwater, died Fu- 22. our zest to ciate are neral services held Dec. in 26 St. recently held were difficulty sleep, Mary’s parish here in going to more LocArioNo Luke’s church. RESTFUL 1 for the sleep less installation of officers about com- move more, con- Henry Kruso Gouge Reniors, tinuously, dream and feel ing more, year. Melrose.—Henry died Kruse. 87. Dec. Carl the morning when Officers installed Mrs. less rested in home 25 in his in Sauk Centre township Cloud Were St. LthumlflulirlliMns after illness of three weeks. Funeral president; an habits irregular. Wild, Mrs. Ernie Ripka, your are services held Dec. 31 in St. Boni- were position is president; The sleeping vice Mrs. George Korf, best one Show Newspaper face’s churc Melrose, in with Father Miss in which completely and Margaret treasurer; WW? Mathias Hoffman officiating, burial and ‘ you are re- Business in the parish Three cemetery. should laxed, but avoid POWers, was try to secretary. sons you and four .daughters survivors: Fred are "‘o either rolled in ST.CLOUD,M|NN. sleeping TELLISO up a ‘ '-~ Henry, Mrs. Henry Uglen- and Jr., and Meire Grove Group Has ball straight for CoHege (August) kamp home; Bernard. an Sauk or as arrow, at Chicago.—Gouging by greedy It provides modern Centre; Mrs. Louis (Frances) Dullinger, the muscles in this become tense every Shower Food for Sisters landlords has bad become in Holdingfolrd: Mrs. Norbert (Rose) so position. Doenyan, St. Rose: 'and Mrs. Alois Chicago the that it made area jump Meire Grove—The best directly of It is not to women St. (Elizabeth) Duesel, Duluth. chil- Two Germain 7011/; St. front-page headlines last week in St. John’s parish held food of bed in the morning, for it dren preceded him death. Mr. in Kruse out a Herald—American, the Hearst member of the St. Joseph society a was strain the heart. shower for the benefit pf the Ben- a on can cause a " in St. Which has distin- Boniface’s parish. paper never like kitten Sisters parochial Shorthand, Pay- is helpful stretch edictine of the LEARN: Bookkeeping, Typing, It Accounting, to a (Note: Because of lack afvspace in pre- guished itself particular as a getting school here Christmas. when before vious the the following issues Commercial report Tax, up. lncome Accounting, Social Security, on roll of i t h friend tenants or funerals e e r has been delayed until this ‘ Rapid Spelling, Penmanship, Arithmetic, English, Commercial workers. pets/la week.) 1 Alphonse J. Cota of(: It is almost impossible ob— to Bank Filing, Dictaphone, Posting, Calculation, Comptometry, Duelm.—Father Henry Frank ofEEred housing rent," tain “at reasonable Business Calculators, Adding Machines, Commercial Posting, the Requiem Mass Nov. 30 Law- LEAVE in St. the pointed All out. newspaper church Alphonse rence’s for J. Cats. 85, allied for Forms, and other subjects to you prepare necessary side of “bonuses” and sorts who died Nov. 28. Burial in the pay- was good office position. parish Mrs. fol- cemetery. Cotaand the legal the ments rents a over are lowing children survive: Fred, home; at landlords. demanded by the being Willim, Sauk Rapids: Mrs. Half- Joseph scholarships, “horrible example” cited by A enroll month. by the No You YOUR semesters, (Edna), Duelm; Mrs. Edward or man , of Bremen. (Charlotte), Mrs. that Sauk Rapids: the the young by paper was a tuition about. You other red BOWLING tape to pay worry your Elmer Lind (Mae), Becker: Mrs. and finally baby who couple with a when Omer Jacquemart (Lillian), Seattle, ready and enroll when quit month. You can you you are ' W°° place with found rent recent Wash. a a commercial qualify office No previous for good position. month. In order ceiling $25 of Donna Marie RenoWski a a aura training, Perham.—-Funeral had commercial they had but have it, however, services training if to for 13-year- to get pay W necessary, you W Standings—Jan. 1 old Marie Donna Renowski held in month, in addition, were $49 and, grade Eighth full credit work. a will for such give St. Stanislaus’ you church here we W L Dec. The 18. month hot charged $4 for were a Litchy Rev. Motors Fadrowski S. A. offered 32 the Requiem 16 high school graduates enroll if past age. may .. Miller Motors Water.‘ Mass. Donna died Dec. '15 following 27 21 a . . Eich Motors brief illness. 25 V Grade school children 23 and squared flat heel On that they helps of top the sad duty were re- .... .. . pre~ Thies-Mayman Motors time members the 22 26 of Rosary and Altar society office Write for call the information at at any . or . . quired lawyer and before to . a go Megarry Motors the 19 29 recited Rosary and attended the weakening vent “roll-over" plan ...... .. . of selecting the family hours. help regular business We will saying during they sign your Tenvoorde Motors Mass. Altar you 19 29 boys Robert were Renowski. a paper were .... .. in Season’s High Totals Donald Bucholz, ankles Miller Eugene Dulski, Edward Motors the over-ceiling When “willing” young provides to and will such pay in that time money. you way save course a . . . Pearce. hastily, Donald monument Sazama, Dennis Caughey, Individual high single-game H. Sniczek 170 144 404 soaked $8 150 Then they score— rent. steady were will assist wide ....... .. fine platform, completed of and Michael have a Doll. Six boys pall- acted Ken we to Ben courses, ‘ Borgert, Statz, 231 E. Schneider as one our 131 456 you 156 169 To the attorney’s fee. the for .... .. cap bearers: Charles Faber, Richard Caughey, Individual high three-game score—Ben A. Hinnenkam sorrowfully and alone. 147 172 154 473 . office good position. aid finding the in natural action of compelled, climax, they Edward you a Przybylski, I-Iofmann, Robert Statz. un- your E. Elchert. were 481 146 139 Richard Bucholz, Boedighei- and Deavid Team high single-game I score—Miller buy their threat of eviction, J, Spaniel der to 503 172 180 Choose beautiful, youngster’s early 'a step. yet Danna in Perham June born 23, Motors. mer. 967. NOW! Handicap was ENROll 26 26 7B landlord’s the food store. at 1938. She member of highsthree-game the choir MTesm score—Thies- was a _.——. _ _... —— reported further memorial The economical, and the of Girl Scouts. She is survived newspaper 2,69 Totals 55 821 822 812 2 .4 layman. . ............ .. by her and brother, gAMES ROLLED DEC. Robert, working the parents 26 the landlords that a are sister, and Rosann. hies-Mayman Motors of marble a granite furnishings “selling” trick of old or now thchY . M°t°" Schoener C. 159 165 132 505 collecting and from tenants ...... .. any- A. Thiegs . 177 160 164 501 Murphy J_ 176 155 199 530 —together——~before need. ... . " thousands of $100 Mischlse where from to Mr 197 473 r. Jiirek 134 140 157 481 7-14 Father “lies 133 502 Mid-Winter furni- Jan. and Habstri dollars for old Term Opens A. 138 134 163 435 rugs Your mutpal reward will H. Interrieden 157 153 429 E. Wilhelm 98 112 349 advertised On apartment ture. " an 3- SW2 174 155 472 Handicap 73 73 219 “gouge” the $65 month, for Handicap be abiding deep and 41 41 123 a a .._ __. _._ ,____ venetian blind Totals $1,200 for 842 809 869 2.520 — _ T— —— a was Available. ............ Still ,. Reservations Totals Now—Desk 775 882 843 2,500 Enrbll Eich Motor' satisfaction. of used and carpet. ............ .. scnsc Mcgarry Motors ISachwieters AS. 167 194 177 538 authori— What the about rent indicated. enrollment eterson 173 173 ‘ is A capacity llvl‘éilé‘: - ii? iii iii 3.33 tieS? said they . The . . . . . . . . . . ,. are newspaper """" " Dummy 140 140 280 ---- -- These with complaints. flooded to— Engelhard ’ 4‘38 """" " T 212 159 540 143 134 :93 4‘40 FREE a. Noehring 135 127 416 during the taled than 17,000 166 st. more o SECRETARIAL N. Ahles 159 143 ‘446 STENOGRAPHlC—SECRETARIAL—EXECUTIVE «Songs-.13 175 173 522 this months of first nine .. year. Handicap .32— i2 105 73 73 219 Ask . all reflect monument this does any Even _not BUSINESS ACCOUNTING and so, ACCOUNTING—HIGHER PA RENTS' — JUNIOR Price dealer for Totals 848 372 778 2,498 admit- officials the chiseling, the Totals 898 814 754 2.466 Ismail-(c. ............ .. ., '''''''''' h SUBJECTS SPECIAL ADMINISTRATION—also “Fouri‘iiouci-i'r", x... afraid for ted, tenants some 4.75 4.95 are Tenvoorde This Motors Week's High the booklet will into that they tossed street be a A. Individual 6 157 116 high single-game 357 score—— something.” “if they help will select start K. 137 128 Rev. W. Illies, 409 200. you a Instruction Authorized GI 0 Individual G. three-game taken 131 121 high score—Al been 422 Some landlords have family monument. P. Schwieters, 131 159 446 538. The stiff ASSOCIATION handed NATIONAL into and court by the Approved . pen- N. single-game Team high 158 148 457 score—Me- apparently alties. The Handicap Motors, gougers 84 84 898. BUSINESS SCHOOLS 252 COUNCIL of garry and ahead” Team high three-game “money score—Thies- feel that they are —— —- —— BQGTERIE Totals Ma‘yman 798 756 2,345 Motors, Graduates 2,520. Service Employment Excellent . to finally if they KOLLMAN . prose- . even are outed. BETTER YOUR BOWLING SCORE “Filters Feet” of WITH BRUNSWICK RANGE-FINDER! BULLETIN FREE FOR WRITE CALL OR Given Holiday Program Monumental Like sights rifle, Range-Finder lines target quickly, the Works on a up FOR YEARS 35 Meire Parish For Grove sharp focus eliminates in guesswork, increases consistent College Business . . . Drcws accuracy. SPANIOL AE Meire Grove—The members of 'Exclusively at -—=*= 0 THE SAME QUALITY St. treated John’s parish to were 1915 Street Division 4-H mmn Christmas by the Till-2' program 0 SAME LOCATION ' ClOUD ST. Germain 913-923 St. school children, K. C. club, the parochial BUILDING di- St. and the boys’ band under the Cloud, Minnesota 0 THE SAME SERVICE Mueller rection of Dr. of Melrose Cloud St. Germain 516 St. high school.