CLOUD PAGE THE .ST. REGISTER' FOUR Friday, June 27, 1952 Spring D. Addresses Bishop Graduates old Foresters Wadena 37 47 Are of Invested C. in A. ix I Install Officers On Education of Christians Garb With of l . _ a washer. Wadena.—New officers of the (Continued Page One) From their ready in helping to response Benedictine Nuns there shall be Christian educa- maintain Catholic perpetual adoration Daughters America of in St. a Clothes tional in this get system country Mary’s Cathedral, and for their as here installed in formal were cere— really clean Christian people live in it." long 'co-operation especially in keeping as with monies. famous vigil before the Blessed Sacrament idea the State should The that One) G afo y r a to District (Continued From Page Deputy during Forty Hours’ devotion and Washing Ac- control education entirely, he said, n 299.95 Holy Thursday night. Spring; and Phyllis totalitarian, Offrcwtes Shockman, is un-American n' a lnw Dawn Pa moat See now! it Sister Edith, LaMoure, N. idea. Easy State officers and um; now trustees of h Mrs. Falls, A1 Hartl Fergus of . Dak. the Foresters introduced by were "Let’s district deputy, officiated be the scared of at not war Sh'op Nick F. Thielman of The Rev. Avon, Andrew Nolen, St. state a possible third installation. She by in Korea of assisted was nor a trustee. Cloud, celebrant the Mass of Mrs. was World war," Bishop told Dahl, Fergus Falls, moni- the as and assisted by the Rev. “Val Hugh F. Young Minneapolis, was them. of The battle tor. important more . Klimek, St. Cloud, deacon, and high as court and' highest is the battle ideas, the battle trustee Officers of installed Mrs. were the Rev. Paul Kunkel, Buchman, ranking member youth, which of the Foresters being is Louis Andrie, grand Mrs. over regent; 1 2-5th Ave. 50. Phone 49 subdeacon. The Rt. Rev. as the convention, fought almost pointed at that in out John Browne, vice grand commun- reg‘tat; every Monsignor William A. Renner, juvenile membership the had increased ity in nation. Mrs. Arthur proph- Hinneman, Collegevill‘e, assistant priest, was in the state from 4,444 to 5,848 financial etess; Mrs. Paul Koch, Bishop Joseph Busch F. and the Rev. Cecil Roufs, St. Paul, com- from 1948 In 1952. addition, to Mrs. his- Vern Vogel, secretary; mended the Foresters their for and Aloysius the Rev. ,Michels, - 3000 from the torian; Mrs. Michael Cotone and young rose men deep interest in Catholic youth. O.S.B., Tokyo, Japan, deacons were juvenile ranks into the ranks of Mrs. Ralph Ebner, Mrs. monitors; men “The today,” he of of Masters \IIIlIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIVY honor. mill of ceremonies young adults. the A class of 140 candi- Henry Hanson, sentinel; Wil- Mrs. ' said, “represent the i3};&\§\>)§\\\fi\\\\fi\\»§\ future. the Rev. John Eidenschink, were dates initiated \/ in the liam . . . opening Browne, lecturer; Mrs. Ed was I have admiration high i for O.S.B., the and Rev. Eric Buer- very a ceremonies of the convention. Mr. Myott, organist; Tony and Mrs. he high standards Foresters the of %// O.S.B., both John’s. of St. mann, i Young introduced other ’Busche. officers and Ruth Swedzinski, 0th from of others and reports s Gerald Potter St. of Bonaventure, the national organization. of trustees. lllllllllllllllIIIlIlllIlllllllll from personal experi- N. Y., thurifer, and Wilfred my own was a Officers Cloud the St. of court once.” Mandernach La of Crosse, Wis., introduced by Hugo Wey— T3715 were boat-bearer. The 86-year-old Bishop referred was chief C’lmicc' More rens, ranger. the work being done for to young Visiting Clergy The Honorable Earl J. Meinz, \ people in Cloud the St. diocese, Stearns Judge of Probate county Visiting clergy attending the pointing especially the marriage All Others to and Juvenile court, toast- was ceremonies Fathers preparation held each F. T. were course year master. during spoke Lent. He briefly Kuras, Walker; Samuel Martin, on Winter John G. of Cloud St. the Father Pierz centennial slo— 0.F.M., Jordan; Fred Wiechmann, general chairman for the was con- >I< ALTARS gan—“living with Christ”—and Luxemburg; M h d Porwoll, et o vention. He local assisted by was urged personal devotion to O.S.B., St. Joseph; Roger Voss- a more TABERNACLES + officers. court glorified Christ the in the Holy berg, Ralph Patrick Riley, Aschoff, Father of by Victor Ronellenfitsch, graders O.S.B., their Eucharist. THIS CLASS of '47 eighth +HOLY WATER and Peter L all of St. pas- and or s u n g , Father Paul Marx, O.S.B., Collegeville, tor. Cloud; F. J. Barthelme, Sprmg’ Maple “Thank coming here St. Boniface’s school, Cold gave for was you BAPTISMAL the address. Lake; Raymond Aubart, Walnut this year,” concluded. the Bishop parish church recently presented diplomas in the FONTS Ja‘mes Siegler, Grove; Victor Rice; Alex Seifert, chief state Donahue, Minneapolis; Leadership Sixtus School Stress Nagel John pointed that Stearns J. t out ranger, 0 in America’s Stueber, O.S.B., Albany; Claude has Foresters than county more Schwinghammer, Waite Park; other the in county state. any Most Beautiful Kfifi‘shke Profitable Leisure Use of Lambert H Grand Knight of f f Hampton; o m a n, Father Peter spiritual Lorsung, Athanasius Fuchs, O.S.B., Cold Colored Granites No director V the Cloud Foresters, of St. Spring; Vincent Tegeder, O.S.B., GAS FINER paid tribute the Foresters for to Perham of Collegeville; Harold Fuchs, K. C. O.S.B., Also boy Paul—The of the St. St. of Thomas’ col- RINGS DIAMOND average on campus St. Joseph; Brother Louis Bertrand mice/ will approx1mately lege and take 18 has their meals spent in one- at Complete Juettner, F.S.C., C h i and am; a c ; a g o his life in leisure time the school’s third of dining halls. of A one Frater Jerome Stang, O.S.C., Fort bee‘h Nagel activities. $15 has fee of for line the of Perhara. John J. set granite was -— Wayne, Ind. profitable wholesome The fee, payable The and St. elected knight of Per- grand the to course. . and monuments Thomas’ college, hours these leisure by will all ham Knights of Columbus here. of Bishop Stresses use young ex- cover MAJOR REGULAR the including PURINA people will be the, underlying of markers. penses course Others named office to were: Self-Denial theme the school of lodging, meals, tuition, of etc. summer Daiker, deputy grand Norbert leadership College boy the of at Prospective buyers The Norbert Kitterick, urged knight“ essi of the opening to are re— 5 o n GROWINA 23m cordeni In his Bishop Thomas the week end of Barthol- St. drive fi- sermon, Albert A. Rotta, Jr., to_St. Cloud on will beheld Fri- and visit at 8 course pm. our and 13. The school is July 11, 12, display. evening, stressed On nancial Anthony J. day July the importance and the secretary; 11, of monument ome any pur- the ices of conducted under complete is growing Hopler, C. closin exercises chase James aus treasurer; slated for of $200.00 3 will a are self-denial in the over life we of every Columbus the Knights of pullets. feed for I-luebsch, Louis Hend- upreme No warden; June This allow unday, 13. trip Ini- pm. ar- your expenses. Christian. He pointed that the out will bureau. It Council Boy Life rickx, outside uard; Leo V. Doll, will grain It's rangement, for permit most, mediate delivery markers necessary. on who took them- training sessions be of such 12 young women upon inside guard; Guck, chan- .huilt one the completion day’s develop of work big and footstones. Our trucks de- eorge to a on selves duties the of the religious knights leading conducted by at cellor; Sahli, Frank P. advocate; Friday and early home pulletl, ready return lay liver and an to set monuments any- INCLUDED life dedicating themselves in institutions throughout Catholic Henry were Darell Nelson, Ledermann, evening. Sunday Advance registra- heavy all We winter. where in Minnesota. ' 50. 62". special and higher life 75 T,“ Canada dur- United States and to the and Elmer Eickschen, a way trustees. tions be made through a Lloyd have it. can self-denial. months. of ing the K0 LLMAN N summer Registrar, College St. Rogge, of Initiation of large class of a TRAUT CONVENIENT TERMS expected that than It is Paul, Minn.' more Thomas, St. candidates has been tenatively set / priests Catholic laymen and 500 nluuuullluuu Confirmsg Monumental Works for Sept. 7. for W4 THE‘ Pray AGAIN'WINNER OF BiShOp the 1952 will enroll in summer Supply Farm Junction Highways Week-end PASHION ACADEMY AWARD The 15 8: 52 school program. Brennyville Church Deceased St. Cloud, directed b Minn. be =Our Priests Phone training mlmuum 2019 to 20-6th Ave. NE. course, trained staff professionally the Phone 5582 Office St. Cloud hours 8:00 Villard Children to 27 a.m. STAFFORD BROS. will Boy Life bureau, C. the K. of 514 E. St. Germain Street 5:00 Evening: and p.m. Dedication Is Set Father John Guzdck—died July formal lec- series of of consist Holidays a by Appointment. l work- discussions, 1, 1933 and panel tures, GRANITE Villard—A of children leadership. class 27 in shops EXCHANGE BLDG. group housed received Confirmation in participants will be St. (Continued From One) The Page ° Remodel * School Church Form Home Bartholomewls church here last Minneapolis general the ° 0 0 was con- Francisco Nurse San week. Coadjutor Bishop Peter W. Electrical done work tractor. [Kim's was administered the Bartholome ' Repaint Doe's I sac- by the St. Cloud Electrical com- "Falls little Meet At rament. the plumbing by the Knapp pany; a T G c T I N I Girls confirmed Marlys Plumbing and Heating were company, ' Francisco Repair Falls—A San Little Marlene Majerus, Majerus, St. Cloud; and the the heating Fran— in minutes! 10 the homecom— who attended Little by the Pancratz of Keller, Rita Ann Kinney, Mau- ces nurse company school of Gabriel’s St. ing of Falls. Patrick, Janice Allen, Jane nurs- reen prize the for given ing here Voglend, Mary Ellen Deppa, Linda was Father A. B. Kroll, Brennyville and distance the longest coming Shirley Patrick, Marie Richmiller, GUIDE parish that the pastor, announces active being award for another Winkel, Delores Margaret Escher, an will picnic Sunday, June- have a longest. the Springer, and Phyllis Allen, Doris which the general public nurse 29, to gradu- Slamnik, Miss Regina Allen. is invited. Chicken ham will and I Gabriel’s, in active of St. ate be served o’clock starting at 11 Boys c’onfirm ed Larry were all for nursing 32 and will be served 4:30. at years, came Richmiller, .Vin- Weisgram, Joseph supper San Francisco the from to Games will be played refresh- and Kinney, John Winkel, Gerald way cent gradu- than other 60 join throughout served the day. ments Springer, Ron— Springer, Richard more homecoming here. in ates Keller, Arnold Daniel ald Keller, Brennyville is located miles a. 11 CONLON 1951 Classes from 1919 to City Granite were Dennis Weisgram, Den- Gaffaney, north Foley. and mile of east one the alumnae. represented among and Clinton Cobert. nis Nemmers, Electric Co. of student R" A pow: Headed Bolivia nurses pre— 's‘cer for group E. Construction Co. afternoon sented at program an a SERVICE COMPLETE ELECTRICAL Willmer which Mrs. meeting at Wall Lighting and Fixture: Floor concerts — i. PLE. Second’Avenue, Little Falls, alumnae 12 two-wheel Olsen Plug [mull-tions. Self-propelled. position of Scythe forward dnve. Jan. Jr. Power presided. 8T. CLOUD. MINN. president, ST. CLOUD. MINN. , swath through heavy brush. 26" onto Elizabeth, direc- Sister present cough high wiry Does weeds. or job welcomed the on awns. of guests tor nurses, John Zahinski Finger-tip ball bearing control. the PLUMBING & short and report KNAPP on CLOUD equi ped.extraheavycutgerbar.8tream- gave ST. a ‘ endanlyz h.p.engme. the school. of She status present AVAILABlE ELECTRIC CO. ATTACHMENTS HEATING TWO P. O. Box 636 that St. Gabriel’s, announced Building Contractor PLOW Rotary-action cleats. SNOW been granted school has temporary Inn Electrical South the Airport of gov slushy swauptgnhxp‘aclé? a; s_now.. Contractors in We Specialize aes.mosquitoes.. national accreditation. proyera en or c 203-16th Avenue North and Commercial Residential lugs Cloud and weeds. St. - Hospitals welcome also Words of Churches, Schools, were ex- Industrial Wiring Cloud Phone St. 3468 tended by Sister Anselma Sis— and ’ Tel. 2543 St. Cloud Cloud Drivo St. Boo-oven 104 Caroline, both former direc- ter Also reel lawn type many school. of the Sister Thoma- tors in stock. ‘ TRAYNOR sine, hospital administrator, and mowers gave Here’s the Beer That JACKSON FRANK W. (‘LOUD ST. short the National Con- report a on Speak: for Itself 18 INCH ELECTRIC $7250 HERMANSON Catholic ference of Schools of & ASSOCIATES, Inc. LAWN C0. MOWER—ONLY PAINT Nursing. ‘ DISTRIBUTED BY ARCHITECTS . ' Guests the banquet the at were ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS s. FREE DEMONSTRATION Box 66 Telephone 3636 Rev. Henry Soenneker of College- Co. Kemp’s Ice Cream Mautz Paints RY EVE «LFOR Granite 31] Exchange ECCLESIASTICAL DESIGN Bldg. A Trial Will Convince You ville, former chaplain, and the a Cloud. St. Minnesota Johnny Schirber, Prop. Rev. Garcias Behnen, O.F.M., American Building National Bank pres- PURPOSE 613 Street South First ' chaplain. ent Phone Cloud, St. Minn. 567 St. Cloud, Minnesota SAFETY SCHNEIDER Schellinger SAVE WITH Bros. cloao 'sr. $0M ‘ I BUILDERS FLOORING co. Father GLASS co.- Gerald Zeigengeist,‘ Federal Savings Loan & provide Accounts with good safety lbdayé Reliable Contractor; best earnings. Funds Maryknoll received by the 10th of month priest, who any young are credited with earnings from the first. ISEIW Phone NLATINU AND PLUMBING recently Phone Division St. several months in ‘ 2828W 6 spent 231 ‘ CARPETING, LINOLEUM, APPLIANCES. 14th Cloud 121 Ave. So. St. diocese the speaking school to washer bu;l Each Account Fully Insured $10,000.00 to KNEELING PADS, TILING up children and showing The movies home Silent of “Timken ELECTRIC ERICKSON on the missions, received has Automatic” Oil Burners an as- MODERNIZING HOME _ o D SECURITY FEDERAL signment Bolivia. Father Zeigen- to FINANCING HOME 00R SERVICE I'SMW FOL 0 lfi-dth So. Tel. Ave. 705 geist member of the largest ANDERSON J. F. was a Cloud. St. Minn. 191/2 Ave., & Highway 52 mission departure leave to group SAVINGS ASSOCIATION 8. LOAN Wiring and Fixtures C0. LUMBER Maryknoll, N. Y. The de- famous St. Cloud. Minn. I’fll MAY‘I’AG CHIEF‘I’AIN ceremonies parture held last 822 St. Germain 626 St. Street St. 3rd So. Cloud Cloud Ave. were _ BUILDING MATERIAL Y week. After brief vacation with a 129.95 PAINT AND COAL his family, & “Electric the Maryknoll K Mis- 'PRliIFER sioner will South leave for America PAINTS—WALL Telephone Minn. 1911 St. Cloud. CHILDREN in July. Father Zeigengeist met .». "Vial/147,,” PAPER . and talked with hundreds of school 0. WIlHElM children while in diocese. the Going with him South America to Phones 3864—5163-W are wall Paint and keep smart looking C0. home ROOFING paper can as your wire recordings‘of High Mass, Cloud Ave. No.-—St. 1350 8th a well the walls and selec» woodwork. See large music, and other as preserve sacred sing- our organ WIRING 12-5th & FARM CITY Ave. HOMOGENIZED MILK So. Phone 49 30 rooting experience years from St. Mary’s Cathedral. tion of paints and wall and modem in beautiful colors lng papers in Cloud and around St. Write Call for free estimate or designs. Phone St. So. 582 2506-1" Door'Delivery For ST. CLOUD KOERBER STORE PAINT Comm Call, .55 ' DINN . DOBF DAIRYLAN’IJ A‘SS’N Minn. 20 Cloud, Sixth Ave. So. St. WALGREEN AGENCY PAINT STORE AND WALLPAPER DAN MARSH . DRUGS , DRUGS th Painting Pitt-burgh Var-niche: Paint; contractor e — —- Metal Roofing Co. Cornice 8. I Wallpaper Imperial Washable LES LOCI-I Cloud Hospital CLINIC BLDG. Saint Mausz Telephone Cloud Sixth South St. 8: Main 435 20-7th Avenue All of Types Well-equipped A modern, hospi- Save Drugs Metal Sheet Roofing Siding on Q Q tal with awelI-organized staff — - COMPANY THE DONIJ N physicians of and specialists. and Sick Room Needs Sisters Conducted by the of the Manufacturers of J. McDowaII W. Geo. N. McDowell - CALL 1151 Finish CALL Sash Doors Interior 28 Cloud Order St. of St. 1526 Phone Benedict ST. CLOUD, MINN. . . . . . . 535 St. Germain Cloud E. 5!. |||Illllllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllll|llllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll|l|l|llll|lllllll|llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll In ,-