m”. 1”: j_r...._;,’_,v,‘*_ .v my , ., _ . cL oub REGISTER ST. THE 195,2 May 9, Friday, lsters Benedictine Given Hospital Auxiliary Falls Little Have S Work in Begun Helps 1892 City See SerVIce 5...¥ears" to Little hospital built. It Since Falls—Sixty briel’s that time, weekly meet- years ago was was . advent hos‘p’ital with ings held Falls, with the 50-bed equipped for the in Little of are purpose a All Cloud. of St. the city citizens of have been Benedict of St. Order of sisters the the 95 Cloud—For St. doing hospital department, labora- of industries such sewing and growth other years as x-ray an or Benedictine the operated by built and 1886 since this in the. sick and and busi- of work of mill, ‘flour mills, types taken were the operating needed hos- have the at hospitals that area tory, four rooms, care paper The elevators,'the early pioneer- pital. auxiliary, office. The daily grain through ness census av- spon- Sisters. the need for realized eraged ‘between 15 and 25 annual charity citizens ball and ing soring an pa- . larger and Whenever $2,000,000 new a hospital. sales, has of New community tients. financed the . Opening rummage Formal a Cloud, needed St. in hospital was aid the of hospital nhappy They equipment. to procuring Gabriel’s school of nursing St. were When built it. the 'sisters new They “hospital help the financially, building in and, through sisters instituted time. In that at was needed and equipment finer was HAPPY their Several contacts with of hospital, the spring 1892. the FOR “ in September, the first of 1916; class Breckenridge the sis- the sick, of for the Anticipated in Hospital care informed immediately what sisters to sent to are admitted. as students were goes on was there When haught it. SHIRTS was ters behind the hospitals take other They in to scenes. courses There serve separate mater- was no school for training demand for a die- and pharmacy, true interpretation nursing, the in of givmg a in hospital. nity department the such started the sisters Shirts look KEEP nurses, hospital the to public. younger, tetics. delivered Mothers their in were school—back in 1908. that is today when launder facilities latest aspira- we respirator, which is hos- Membership pos- the younger a of is and fall 1892 Sisters ment In the restricted not Breckenridge. to a babies and left in the rooms were called St. regularly! in- hospital, construction, ’em We hospital .treat first sible in The for incubator Falls, toi‘, The Little and opened. of temporary officially huspital pital'was Francis’ and to Cath- women of St. with their mothers. It or nurses room was formally public piped-in them with loving hospital, cluding Benedict’s purchased for olic It newborn. oxygen, only. care was the beds. Women about community 40 this capacity of from citizens was all women until later are that not was . . . years a sepa- and air-conditioning dirt 1886, gently, but- Feb. 23, system, out dedicated in address get been hospital has but Royalton, B the and l sisters sew on the formal time the awaiting Swanville, At eagerly new pa- deligery o w open- and u s, one rate nursery room Raphael’s temperature St. fast and them stands today in tons return hospital since still the con- Flensburg, in present areas, hospi- quarantined for Randall, on $2,000,000 some as Pierz, of the tients Buck- ing a pe- use equipped. new were were building. Be- the home. bright throughout and St. Raphael’s trol next to Little nearing January. and because of Rock new. home weeks annex nurses’ three and riod of also belong. tal man, a now As hospitalization increased, . the equipped with be will this, it held 15 sides capacity, it full At pa- often sisters started epidemic. The completion. hospital typhoid Francis’ St. _In 1951, patients‘were 20c the recognized 5,897 For‘only need larger was for ad- 41' was a The equipment. month, the newest During the first new tients. especially when building. improvise, small in frame had to proj- 1899 in mitted. Of dedication of the these, Official and also modern hospital. 3,798 In a Cath- more were will provide residence nurses’ patients only however, two were back the broken EAST .SIDE- replaced by with this patient 1904, olic_ fall. In was in the and place 2,095 take a the the is was spring of 1939, building to a non-Catholic ect were facilities 60 for stu- living modern for. cared plans elevator In 1944, There admitted. structure. will present house no patients. time/an was rapidly There that addition At of under 4,019 got open out- were an class- modern plus dent nurses built St. Fran- the work the sisters the All In 1890 begun erect in the house. public. to general sec- was a for the Eight held paients. hundred be The wing dedicated three were ba- I way. new was laboratories. and laundry Cleaners 8. rooms Raphael’s broken sisters—patient St. Ground time—this time hospital. the ond cis’ by done .‘I Fran- is operated by was care, bies St. Francis’ May, born; including in 1940. 1946, the In were x-ray seven has is Falls. work today and cooking, building 1951, in- That 1951 cleaning, hospital. Feb. 12, laundering, the Statistics for Little as Sisters sets of ciscan of twins department found inadequate, on year and trip- Set of one was this since the steadily Work. And St. Joseph’s home for progressed admitted, janitorial of in—patients well part clude: Total lets no pla'nned (the ever so, third enlarge it the in auxiliary as set the history hospital to Call The 3363 women’s ' so was of the 2,218; pair The greater part out-patients, aged. time. total be out had to salaries 4,143; St. In of Gabriel’s). department and purchase better to usual. “tag sponsoring the is hospital and the completed major is total work births, 749; days! total those op- returned the sisters to equipment. In plans In also, 1900 This year’s 1946 day. Hospital day” on the into personnel to total minor larger hos- 615; need expect for erations, the Soon move opera- and hospital a their first made pediatric the site of funds separate enough to for is collect goal to were a general in the late total sisters hospital and The tions, 2,602; apparent. became summer. pital which Raphael’s hospital, department. built St. oxygen—air the for pressure pay to build, 2,715. which the anesthetics, with all of will have had hospital The into converted of money in later piece no This is lock. equip- The years was women's hospital new auxil- a because planned they but anyway the aged. home for iary began ’way back a in the Plans Perham, St. Hospital, larger for need realized the they James fourth a sisters time The built times of the old St. Gabriel’s, a hospital equipped to better and hospital Cloud- St. The in 1928. when of would a group women sick. community’s the take of of completed care cost at gather a the help with was sisters to Ga- St. the In 1915, present $2,000,000. May 12 “lubilee’Celebration the hospital sewing. Golden ‘ planning sisters the Now Fashion. are Prisoners Reds’ This headed by Miss group was for need know the They again.‘ 7th & St. Germain St. Cloud La Motte, sister the late of Fa- Defiance Crucifixes a in As hospital beds this 1n area. more ther Arthur Motte. later La .In BOYS" “FINE CLOTHES FOR MEN addition AND the proposed to soon as Austria.-—-Political prison- Linz, auxiliary the inception the officially of the the for appealed to Brabec years, group or- hospital Dr. was James’ Perham. St. nurses’ home be the Russian-run can com- work in doomed —— to “Renta Tux’ Metzroth’s ers auxiliary, ganized the women’s at Falls Little J. F. late Dr. Franciscan Sisters the wife as in wasflthe of privilege the somewhat 7‘. avail- enjoys beds will be pleted, 40 rare their defying more mines oppressors are membership but restricted in in Perham. hospital establish in was golden jubilee to celebrating its hospital, Cloud mak- of able in the St. a Brabec. making and secretly by wearing doctors’ wives only. In 1946, to spoke of and visited personally beds He erected 50 building original and. adult the ing normal 265 of Bibles. A keeping Sis- and crucifixes administrator, a The present the auxiliary reorganized hospital sisters’ to of the need was as hos- 45-bed, rural ' is Go IleLuxe” It and bassinettes. 54 a with stubbornness a the years ago. May announced report Yvonne, Mary on ter abxiliary the Women’s St. of Ga- Cloud. St. Trobec of Bishop James in built addition with the time pital There at present clinging victims these which an day are official to the are 1952, 12, as . briel’s hospital, . . and the member- M. Mother 1902, March 2, On original. the in size in Cloud hOSpital equal sisters the St. 1926 to 76 iven religion their jubilee. golden hospital’s to over the was mark all ship extended who to cared Francis’ convent, St. was Angela of engaged various phases of work. in laying'of by Europe Northern Pa- Radio Free the The musical entertain- escapee and an house Open join. to M. Sister appointed Falls, Little St. The Cloud hospital has 52 ill-famed uranium Entire New Stock the school from high Perham ore by the terri- in this ment in cific railroad 1872 M. Agnes to Sister Francis and staff physicians and students 166 Communist Jachymov, the baiid mines for at plans tentative are Catholic influx of and the the tory and investigate report nursing, ros- in laboratory and on pris- He said the ho-Slovakia. x-ray, Cz and jubilee the celebration of joint the rise Ohio to settlers from hospital building of gave pects Other schools. number ere. employes a and crucifixes the make Hospital This day. ro- National of on rs the beginning the history of Midnight Tuxedos of that Blue build decided 0 It to about 300. same used was wire in of pieces the saries from of the preject will be program church Perham. Catholic in Statistics for 1951: year. work. explosive mine White Dinner Jackets auxiliary. 0 organized newly let to general The be- contract Total the number Some pertinent facts of patients, of 23,- was Complete Line of $7,000. Perham 0 for Alex Nelson of hospital bed 791; patients, ginning the St. James Hospital St. of Serves 13,154; 10" .Bed the total cost everything else With Cloud patients, resident phy- back the first 5,933; out-of-city Accessories date to $12,000. about building the patients, Perham, Dr. of 7,221; and in, out-patients, sician 10,- was surgeon All freshly garments in who here our 637; examinations, Brabec, F. J. are 16,462; contrib- labor Much the of x-ray came was x—rdy Area Prairie Parkers cleaned The and days and carefully horse buggy treatments, 3,343; labora— 1893. and the laborers gratis uted by press- M We. back the traveling tests, 55,180; operations, found doctor tory Oct. community. On the of ed. farmers Our large selection Will . . - births, ad- and total number serving Perham and 5,533; and forth of dedi- hospital the 1902, 23, was 1 falls”? perfect fit and assure you a .-H- jacent territory. James Most Rev. cated by the you’ll “Friend- like usual receiving patients our Raphael’s ber of Cloud. He Bishop St. .Prairie.—St. - Trobec, of Parkers x-ray - W E D I N G D Alexandria Hospital Has - ' number 1y Service.” total of 586, service Edward hospital rural assisted by the Rev. small hospital is was was a services various laboratory St. of Lit- Pro-Cathedral Sisters the of theFranciscan Jones of ren- ANNOUNCEMENTS with Correct Attire For of number and total dered, 2,112, classified Brenden, It is and by Fathers Cloud charge. Falls in tle m... receiving operating patients _ In The hospital hospital. Potients Urbanski. bed J and room 10-11 emer- on °w uoux, dd" L404 195] as a in 300” e Ings «.13.: service, 473. saint be men“. patients its the 15 has \ patron 14 to can same as gency, hospital well estab- The has 'A ’ large selection dedicated it. Bishop who admitted. the a to “All o ' I I l as - orma, seas ons .‘ service, blood transfusion lished mist; 50-year-old hospital This ded- reopened, choose from re- hospital The was , W Red Cross getting blood the from m”... organized women’s cently its first Reasonable Charge Rental Catholic blessed at 3:? and icated, as a Alexandria. Our Lady time improvements of In St. Paul. blood bank in many auxiliary. hand hospital First — 25th, by 1949, July on hospital on 142%. hospital Mercy is 20-bed hos- equipment made, - .- Raphael St. hospital, The were present a new was .- . nun-cross W. Bar- Peter .w BishOp Coadjutor v .mmamwwyw» e pital the and privately added, and patients number of School Attack Object . to formerly the Leibold hospital, was once a was co. . celebrated the “1...”... first who tholome owned institution, known admitted increased with 'the each begun in 1915 by Dr. and Mrs. H. as year. following the hospital the Mass in Quincy, Mass—Attacks County Douglas hospital. beds t to put upon Leibold surgical hospital was necessary H. more as a Retail Store day. schools protested in private March On 15, 1944, the Fran- into the little hospital. There were primarily. In 1938 addition are an sisters and here five resolution adopted by the is staffed by It ciscan Sisters Little of Falls bassinettes beds. 26-6th Ave. Nu. took 10 and 28 St. Cloud a built accommodate now matern- to was personnel. England Pastoral Conference lay At its operation. New The insufficient the first Mass This number is to necessary over en- patients. ity ' celebrated Church-Missouri doctors 'in the Lutheran there the sisters in all the of two hospital able the take present to was are car- A»;~>’»‘ 'p‘»’.,>»,q’,»’»3\(b,)’»))7 >’),»,>)’)),,)’,),1 9,4»31 >,),»)>o’»v>o’>), r ’3\ l i ' r ’0’, n in this and The statement said the the sick chapel March wish' Synod. ing for 18, patients who the L 1944. The to enter area on )))y . s»»)»sxs,1‘sx9 - ‘5’,wa ’A“ who five in- of radiologist sisters who hospital. ministers “grieved by the services stationed the at a were were “(=»)”»s\>s’»» and who be the hospital religious weekly through discriminate attacks went can con- Twelve stationed on sisters at comes many are Guardians ol services difficulties extraordinary for- time precipitated tacted for becau and private schools of Health time, the hospital the a present at Your conditions during the by” the President time. and of at comments hospital work, and any war 10 of whom do other circumstances. James Harvard univer- Conant of children hos- religion dedication of this teach the Since the two to The resolution asserted that sity. . At the close of the St. parish in Alexandria. first Mary’s July 25, 1949, through of pital year on > “public forbidden by schools records show that In 1951, 1,404 patients ad- 960 December, 1951, there are 849 persons were were law supply the moral and to admitted to the mitted the hospital, of whom 644 hospital for admitted, births, re- in-patients 271 to were ligious training which, and 148 babies born Catholics and 760 d out-patients receiving we con- 693 are 60 are, For were were non- Years were an children need.” The vinced, Catholics. The total our treatment. ere. num- care or Missouri synod day 1,164 supports babies in There born 268 were chil- schools 100,000 where operations the hospital, and 858 some . “wing” dren taught. performed. are were )9’3‘3 ,3 ,: PLATING Sauk Centre Hospital ) in the It that 60 Franciscan Sisters of 2 just ’ was years ago , Gold Silver y) ’)b )) - Little hospital Falls began providing Central Min- Nickel in Brass Copper 4 - care - by Operated Franciscans ¥ ‘K Chalices ») A o 9“)», )’ the that fol lowed, In the Cihoriumi responded ‘k sisters nesota. . years 32%;: <k Monslrances in-patients admitted, frequently Sauk Michael’s births, the Centre. St. 367 ever—expanding of needs this dK Candlesticks to ——- area, so operations, 911 2,153 the diocese, 935 hospital, in newest x-rays, Ecclesiastical Approval Obtained transfusions, labora- and 14,726 opened its doors for the first time commu— by that Hospital Day, 7952, they FRANK serving ElSENSCHENK six J. )x”;»\’?zs» )) tory There have been Sept. It tests. 1950. is owned and 20 1, are on Baptisms, Holy I 5,038 Co‘m-mun- Box Cold Spring, the Franciscan Sisters 413 Minn. operated by the'Diocese. ions, eight Confirmations, Falls. and ' Little 33 3.)),., of of St. Cloud. nities in ..r..,... Extreme Unctions. The mutual pride of the year- and-a-half-old institution and the F people of the community is justi- Established r fiable. The hospital and NEW‘ commun- ,’,) have ity together worked on every HtRE'S THE feature since of the ; hos- progress NEARLSIIRRING The Fandel Gabriel’s 1' Hospital Bride St. ‘ pital donations opened. Many give ' ' . [MIN evidence the local‘people’s of All ac- Little Falls, Minnesota i 1892 ceptance. is »»’A»\”A“ ’g" :1 , At the time, shrine present Beds 17' 95 Bassinets a — of Our Lady Grace of is being ’»,)b,) Lovely Bride Nursing School Established 1916 erected the lake side »,.’>)> the of on The beauhlul way — /’ hospital. The is grotto the joint tilrie ’\ to tell 1 - . of the medical staff, project the I, hospital personnel, and friends. :<// a. Francis’ Hospital St. Construction the modern, new DEIUX on l7 lcwrll '70 Years of 50-bed ) began in Co- structure Breckenridge, Minnesota 'r > 0 $ 1898 tober of 0 The hospital, 1949. experience have ’ ’ scheduled first receive its to 15 Bassinets 90 Beds made wise in us F patients Sept. —— 1950, 1, actu- on the of lovely ways Nursing 1908 Established School ally forced into earlier was an — weddings. We opening by . spare an emergency oper- SMART ElGlN ation Aug. By 31. Sept. 2, effort. to make no on l7 Jews 17 had been patients admitted. each and every James’ The busy St. Hospital usual and slack wedding Fandel WITH THE HEART " periods hospital of have occupancy 1902 Perham, TMIT NEVER BREAKS Minnesota ' perfect in followed with March of this every year Ollier $33.75 Elgins low Fed Tax Ins. a! as - reaching high of i 102 Visit a new per way. 40 Beds Bassinets 8 daily cent of occupancy. Fandel’s completely — STROBEL’S ‘1951, In April, St. Michael’s and private new started its blood bank. The bank Bridal Shop affiliated I with soon. the Minneapolis is Lady Hospital Our of Mercy Jewelers War Memorial blood bank. To date Ask for our 1945‘ there have been units 383 of blood Alexandria, Minnesota Bridal Consultant. l~ 614 St. Germain drawn. 30 Beds 10 Bassinets In 1951 there have been 2,146 -— .‘II. Michael’s Hospital St. : 1950 Minnesota Centre, Sauk 0 10 Bassinets Beds 50 Q..—1I —— . {a {3 Raphael’s Hospital St. 6 ' '11 1950 Prairie, Parkers Minnesota Wedding and 3.33“??? $27.50 “.33 ..$12.9 A . 20 Beds Gowns up ~ . . . .... . . . F l Bridesmaid all]: Flower Girl all: Franciscan Dresses Dresses The grateful having for had the Sisters opportunity . . . . . . . are i F Christ’s. yawn of years—grateful, sick this all these serving diocese for ' in Bridal For, O New . Shop‘1 ‘ Home Delivery PHONE 8 for all the and blessings received. ' too, Second Floor; graces F . QUALITY DAIRY MIN, sr. CLOUD, anom " (vi<<§tv“<§§< “ ' ‘ gm“« “(i ‘ v “‘ ‘Y ‘v Q 1 s‘ ‘7 5‘ “V 4.‘ 1 " ‘ v ‘ 5‘ ‘v q.‘ ,