f“ 'i'gf‘f‘T’:'—"’_* r--T«: Tr», ktlt'f‘m ..- v. — ' . REGISTER ST. CLOUD THE ‘ PAGE FIVE 19.52 I, February Friday, Harold ST. Month Poster Catholic Press Zahorik noun Plans Announces STORE deceive men’s that So one may no Fonn E M P I R E Melrose Co. Motor Group Stage For persuasiveworcls. b MEMORIAIS, Inc. __,.you Shoes; of Florsheim The Home ' MELROSE. MINN. Phone 171 ' Melrose. Minn. WE SPECIALIZE IN MEMORIALS Cloth- and Marx Schaffner Hart, F013 \ CATHOLIC CEMETERIES Catholics adult The of to act SALES and SERVICE yen Empire COLOSSIANS 4* Built—Eternal II, the Hilll u be realized in will the stage a on ing. the organization under projected leadership Harold Zahorik. Of 'LITCHFIELD Cloud Bldg. Mary’s St. the outlined Plans for group are suggestive the Little somewhat of : Theater PRODUCE setup. C0. sooneooooooooooooooooe board, composed of executive An director, president, and secretary, 3 chairmen committee has been ROofing We pro- Pay Highest Price: Your for Metal 8. Co. Cornice the undertaking. posed to manage and“ the suggested committees Among POULTRY, EGGS, HIDES WOOL production actual sections for are activity essential the each for to of, Types All MELROSE, MINN. final presentation: Designing and fashioning advertising costumes, II Metal Sheet Roofing Siding publicity, make-up, planning and A— - building music, and and scenery, for best quality JOB PRINTING for property stage. plans six members Present for McDowall Goa. J. W. McDowaIl N. - each committee include the on Cloud St. changing committee members Phone 1526 of .MOURNING CARDS . WEDDING INVITATIONS each for play. No committee mem- «OOQGOOOOQOOOOOQQOOOQQC will ber be excluded the dra- from CHURCH ' REPORTS OFFICE STATIONERY, 0 matic by membership cast on any sectional of the units. This will one .AUCTION BILLS BUSINESS FORMS 0 be- afford members the chance to th with acquainted all phases of come MELROSE BEAOON presentation. the THE Hospital eligible adult Cloud Any for member- is Saint ship in this organization Cath- of olic thespians. Melrose Phone 1 l4 About have already 20 persons well-equipped hospi- modern, A shown definite interest and indi- staff well-organized with their 90 tal cated intention the to support a project. The office Cathedral of and specialists. physicians of high school, telephone will be 183, Conducted the by Sisters of the glad the to registration accept of wishing participate. to anyone of St. Benedict Order ’ 1'2. Millerville Mothers when You shop best, ATH/OLIC C0. THOS. BRENNY P. PRESS-i; Plan Church Fund Drive col- in the first shop you YOUR C READ MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE COMPANY DONLIN THE . Millerville—The C h i i t Cloud St. The of r s a n umns RANGES BOTTLED GAS & Mothers’ society of Seven Dolors Manufacturers of parish making tentative plans Register. are COULD MILLIONS WISH THEY Phono Foley, Minn. 86 for the continue their to work Interior Finish year Sash Doors raising in funds for the proposed . . . . . . church. new 535 Germain Cloud St. St. E. . Officers PRAIRIE LONG for the ensuing year Mrs. Ferdinand Hockert, chair- ‘ are CATHOLIC PRESS— YOUR Press month being observed throughout the “READ is nation Mrs. Joseph Webskowski, man; February, during including the Diocese of St. Cloud, Could” Wish is the slogan Millions They “DIETMAN’S vice chairman; Mrs. Clarence Boe— GROCERY where campaign Cloud in of the St. support Reg- issued by the Catholic a the official 1952 poster for and secretary; Mrs. Otto sen, ASSOCIATION carried parishes. CREAMERY United Catholic ister is being in all IONG PRAIRIE Association the States. Lehn, of Press treasurer. Mrs. Boesen and on Mrs. Lehn recently succeeded Mrs. ° ° CONFECTIONERY GROCERIES MEATS Unit Security Social Benefits Emmett Kelly Mrs. Rapids and Sauk Steve Louella Butter P.M. Phone Week Days, A.M. C Regular 7:30 188 Thoennes, 189 to respectively, who fin- or 7:30 A.M. PM. 8th Friday 9 520 Ave. 80. to ished their Milk Pasteurized and Cream two-year term Jan. 15. A.M. 8:30 12:15 E“. St. Cloud. '8nndayl to Minn. Installs Officers Assist,’3,400 St. Cloud Prairie, Mina. Phone Long in 18 Browerville Societies . $260 Fund Donate to Rapids—New officers of Sank LITTLE FALLS”. " j Christian Mothers’ society the were After of operation, old- known. In the 15 1940, first in - years year The Heart church Pris-Seminary installed in Sacred fund the of survivors’ and insurance which monthly benefits is paid, age were diocese here. received additional ‘ paying about in _monthly tptal benefit $103,000 for the an payments year $260.50 from donations Kenneth officers Mrs. during The in approximately $35,000,000; benefits 3,400 .the are to Littlepli‘lzlli: ll’linn. Walgreen S G were persons MUSHE D the week. Alfred president; Mrs. Blattner, INOLEUM past the for 15th ending by the Cloud Dec. serviced St. 31, year, area Agency The donations $160.50 Charles vice president; Mrs. Moog, the Social were: field Office of Security 1951, total benefit payments were from the parish societies and Mrs. of St. Schoumaker, secretary; nine‘hundred Articles Administration. billion, Other million Prayerbooks, Rosaries and Religious one Joseph’s parish, Browerville; Charles Bump, treasurerr Earnest dollars, paid Asleson, of the nearly to 450,000,000 manager $75 from children of Sacred received The following St. Cloud Social Security office, is were Studio persons. Curran Portrait. . Heart parish, Flensburg, into the society in solemn TILES repre- that cere- noting the Federal insurance PLASTICS nues The increase benefit greatest in r o o Candida senting moneyrealized 0 from monies: Jack Rathbun, Mrs. Mrs. a. commenced Operations program occurred in the payments pro- , benefit Christmas and Glenn Commercial Jerome Kampa, Mrs. 0 program; described Jan. 1937, it 1, gram’s as a 15th This, Mr. year. as $25 from the Christian Mothers' Welch, Raymond Fashant, Mrs. Finishing “national institution, reaching Photo 125 E. Broadway 0 Phone SGI Asleson pointed out, caused 14th and St. Germain 2157 Phone was of St. Catherine's society parish, Mrs. Mrs. Valerius Haakonson, people this community in by higher more individual payments to ‘ Farming. William Jes- Kallsen, Mrs. Alvin than other Organized beneficiaries any program and by the large Hardware Co. C. WEBER, Agent Bares W. Purpose the num- of Pro-Seminary Fiedler, and Norbert Mrs. for family security.” sop, ber of made eligible for fund persons is those assist boys of to Burnett. Mrs. Jerome benefits From its comparatively under liberalized modest quali- the diocese who have completed Coal General Hardware Insurance and PAINTSi—WALL PAPER fying beginning in the has requirements. 1937, system Increases in the eighth grade and have . an AUTO FINANCING Home Appliances Buckman Circle in benefit developed decade and one-half retired payment rates to in desire study for the a earnest to Maytag Washing Machines LOANS REAL ESTATE largest workers into single insurance from the 50 cent to priesthood. range per Bottle Gal Paint 100 Phone First It. and wall operation the world has For the min- 569 11'! S. E. cent. example, keep home looking Donations received from smart ever per paper Telephone can (A Minn. your Little Falls. as are Conducts Meeting imum of $10 doubled. payment individuals, and loci- well the was walls and woodwork. See groups, large selec- as preserve our Maryknoller Shows The maximum payable retired to a eties. a J ‘- tion of paints and wall in beautiful colors and modern papers worker in August, 1950, FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS FOR OVER was ’ designs. $45.60; this Brushvale Circle raised $68.50. to Prays was of St. Mi- SIMONET HOME Buckman—Members FUNERAL Film Missions chael’s mission circle coun— “Nearly in on this were occu- everyone KOERBER SHOP PAINT altar linens, pied with hemming in Service For Boys has stake in this try contribu- Economical Service Dignified Personal a -— — blocks, cutting and sewing quilt system,” Mr. insurance Asle- tory Ziegengeist, The Gerald P. Rev. Telephone 666 Little Falls, Minn. pads their and making at said. Three of four cancer out Brushvale.—A Rosary son every for the Maryknoll M.M., member of the mid-January meeting. gainfully employed self- persons boys or Prepared in the service recited take of Catholic Service Fathers York, is making to 20 New In the Sixth Ave. at of So.» care Iroper way. St. Cloud, was Minn. a ‘ of Mrs. They in the home met employed engaged in work are the meeting cov- regular of St. Har- the diocese showing of tour sev- their John Mueller and began by ered the law. Sixty-two million old’s mission circle in the home films mission eral the work of on of the R0- meeting with recitation insured under the persons are now .of Mrs. Herman Beyer. Sewing Maryknoll in foreign countries. held meeting business A which provides life insur- was sary. program, occupied the circle members fol- Father Ziegengeist is showing COMPANY, PANCRATZ INC. served. lunch and protection three to of was out the ance lowing business meeting. his films, the chil- CHURCH for most part, to DECORATING of the circle Officers Present four of the nation’s mothers Lunch served. The every next meet- was dren in the schools of the diocese. Storkamp and Eleanore Miss and children. are is scheduled Feb. in ing 14 the Last week visited Since he St. Mary’s 1916 Pohlkamp. Mrs. William Carl Conzemius home. “Eighty-five million grade school, Holy Angels’ school, persons now held Another meeting Specializing Church, Commercial & Residence Altar was on and Statue Repainling and Regilding living have and the high made contributions Cathedral school in tax - in the home of Mrs. John Jan. 30 Crowd Attends Large St. old-age survivors’ Cloud; St. Joseph’s school to and insur- and Brandl. The work have done of the churches in Roofing the Heating in diocese we many Waite ance,” Mr. Asleson in Park. concluded. “It Buckman Social Card is of satisfaction. greatest is The Maryknoll priest is employes, their making employers, your to assurance Sodalities Meire Grove Sheetmetalwork Insulation large Buckman. A crowd his headquarters John’s and who work St. to at for them- persons sem- — Nic .I. Theis Cold Spring, Minnesota turned for card and out party inary, Collegeville, and St. Mary’s selves that the Social Security Ad- a Hold Election Officer evening in St. Michael’s social Cathedral, ministration St. Cloud. directs this report.” Little Falls Telephone 144 parish here. The event was spon- Mothers’ sored by the Christian so- Meire Grove—New officers for f—__._ ' ciety. / "'-'-""""".'"'m 1952 elected A-AA- by two ens were young for metered delivery of prompt people's societies in St. John’s Chaplain Books Issues 8 SAUKCENTRE parish here. North For Korea POWs Officers elected for St. Rose’s HEATING OILS Ladies’ sodality Young Pa- are -----_-AA-A--A- Pusan, Korea—Father Hugh L. // Alice tricia Nietfeld, president; , , Craig, M.M., chaplain for North Schneider, vice president; Mar— Korean prisoners with of 20 Phone 993LJ war Marthaler, and lene secretary; ARNDT’S BERGGREEN Sit? years’ experience in Korea, pub- Teresa Korf, treasurer. llATClIERY lished eight MAIN religious books in the HOME FUNERAL Aloysius’ Young Members St. of native language in the past year. follow- Men’s elected the sodality U.S. Certified White Leghorns His books included: The Gospels, CORRIGAN 0. A. Berling, president; Je- ing: John U.S. Heavies Approved life Christ, ED A. of book, HOJEM two a a prayer LO- president; W Mayer, vice Phone R 84 84 rome Commercial and or Feeds // catechisms, illustrated Bible an Leon- Meyer, and secretary; i-enz Minn. Poultry Centre, Souls Supplies history, St. Cloud the mysteries the Ro- of Meyer, ard treasurer. and book for doctors and sary, a _\ Three other books be- nurses. little Falls are Hears PTA ing prepared for prisoners: the EQUIPMENT RONDESTVEDT FARM The New Testament, Sunday a. Father leo Keaveny Missal, and complete prayer—book a McCORMlCK-DEERING IMPLEMENTS FARM hymnal. Refrigerators—Homo Supplies Freezers & Farm Little Falls. —Father T. Leo Minn. Bank Centre TRAYNOR Keaveny spoke the Father Pierz anal on Mary’s PTA centennial St. at to BANK HERMANSON UNION STATE the regular meeting Monday of OSCAR on KRIEG last week. SPRING ARCHITECTS chil- Parents called their for COLD : UK RAPIDS. SA MINN. Real Estate Auction Sales Box ; 56 dren’s enabling Telephom cards, thus 3630 report Loans & Insurance 31] Granite Exchange Bldg. them talk with teach- and to meet Insurance [loans ., St. Cloud. Minnesota personally. V_ ers MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT A included dance by fl program a Phone 1501 Sauk Rapids INSURANCE CORPORATION ' CO. WENNER THE pupils the fifth grade and calis- of a 50 Many Ways-j- In thenics sixth- with sic by m u Hardware, Imple- graders. "Junior, Furniture, kid?" we're ready Junior-I NOW where that is now. . . . It Dads’ and night, with the dads Fuel, Furnaces ments, was SAUK RAPIDS HDWE. CO. serving the lunch. Plumbing Movie Current Ratings Prod- Cold Spring Granite Licensed Embalming Circle of Cold Spring Phone New D. I. 432 Hardware, Can Helpful Be Major Appliances, Furniture ucts The following list includes theaters these movies appearing in at Rapids. Waverly Formed Sauk in Minn. Phone 375 Alexandria, Belgrade, Valley, Falls, Little Eden Fergus Falls, towns: Gold—PLATING—Silvar 0 Rainbow and Diamond Gray Cloud. Melrose, and St. Nickel Copper poultry Brass grit feed at your or A-l - - Waverly—A Daughters of dealer. new CIBORIUMS CHALICES Q Morally Unobjectionable Adults for and Children ALEXNDRIA' Isabella circle established here ‘ was CANDLESTICKS MONSTRANCES 0 the Cold Captain Horatio Hornblower Mill from Lion Hunters ends in the month under the past Obtained pa- Eccleslutical Approval Father Takes the Air Silver Raiders Spring plant foundations, for Our Lady of of Lourdes. tronage EISENSCHE‘NK FRANK J. Old Amarillo In Two Flags West driveways, walks, Conducting the etc. ceremonies was Minn. Here's Cold Spring, the Beer That Box 413 Mrs. V. A. Mulcahy of Faribault, 0 granite-sand Aggregate and Speaks for Itself who assisted by state regent, Morally Unobjectionable Only for Adults was Cold Spring, Isle, Morton Service at Regardless him- tell of Officers buy, Distance of the Faribault circle. When Crazy Over Horses you Passage West and Odessa, Minnesota. Mrs. Edwin .Kuka installed , was DISTRIBUTED Still BY Day Earth Stood Place the in Sun ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME merchant T h Rev. why—tell Maurice regent. as e your Fox Reunion Reno Desert in - Keeler, of St. Mary’s pastor Co. Kemp’s par- Ice Spring Granite Cream CO. Cold Detective Story Hornet Sea St. in The his ad islh here, is chaplain of the cir- new Force of Arms Singing Guns saw you ESTABLISHED 1872 c e. Thorpe—All America; Jim Too Young Kiss to ALEXANDRIA, MINN. COLD MINNESOTA SPRING. Register. Miép. A number of Cloud from of Phone guests out Cloud, 561 St. the Loose Vengeance J On Valley town attended the ceremonies. I