St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
July 25, 1952 · Page 2 of 6
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r L PAGE THREE ST. CLOUD REGISTER 1952 THE July 25, Friday, .. L of C.‘Headed Mauston K. Recorders A 300 Day Rosary Ratings a REQUIESCANT IN VPACE. Movie By Current Bernard C. Johnson w Bernard Johnson, C. former St. Cloud resident, has been elected theaters in includes appearing list movies following The at Requiém Mrs. Rose chpers Mass offered July 15 in grand we knight of the Solomon Falls, Foley, Eden Valley, Fergus Belgrade, Alexandria, these towns: Holy Angels churc ‘ Sisters and broth- Waite Park—Solemn Requiem Mass Columbus Juneau. Knights . of Randall, St. Cloud, Osakis,‘Parkers Prairie, Pierz, Morris, Melrose, who survive Mrs. Maye .Raden, was) ers Joseph’s are offered ,July in St. 19 council in.Mauston, Wis. St. Cloud: Mrs. W. 0. Frank, Chicago; Wheaton. and Centre, Keppers, Sank church for Mrs. Rose who 72. ‘ . Mrs. E. J. Baiel‘. Springfield, 111.; 16. A and graduate of Cathedral high died July Father Claude Schwing- A-l Felix Brick. Joliet, lll. ‘ hammer, celebrant, ifs-sister! pastor, school was and former member of a Adults William Unobjcctionable for Children and F. Rupar Morally Father Roger by L. Vossberg, deacon. ' St. Anthony’s parish, St. Cloud, ‘ Father and Nolen, subdeacon. St. Stephen—William Carpet Andrew Magic F. Rupar, Chief who, Apache Mr. Johnson is the Burial in died of LaWrence the parish July Born 13. buried cemetery. July in 16 the was was X son Planet Man From Barefoot‘Mailman Aug. 28, parish 18fl9, in Germany. Mrs. Keppers following cemetery Requiem Johnson, 3632 Division street, a l Galveston Night Stage York New of Belle to had been resident Park Mass offered of W ' by Father for Edwin Omann a e South, ‘St Cloud. Your Troubles in Pack Up the sur Cattle 14 She is by h'er St.'Stephen’s past ed church. I Drive Surviving years. wife are His the is former Leona Carl Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Wagner, Rupar ~aite Park; following and the and - River Pecos Colorado Sundown sons . ' Eincoln: an-d,Edmund,«daughters: .two Justin. Jerome, James, Retrowitz, Bonita, Jo- former physical edu-' sons, l Hell ,Retreglt, Fingers Five Sturgeon Bay, Wis.: seph. Carol. and four stepchil- and Sandra; his parents. cation director Cathedral. The at Texan of the L'Return Feather dren, Joseph-Nolan, Cloud; Flaming Mrs. St. Mr. Mrs. and Mrs: Jacob Rupai‘: the and couple have childhen. five . sisters: Peter Thiesen. Kimball: ‘folloWing'brotbers Mrs.,Lawrence and Clarence, l Skirts Ahoy 1. Jane G. ‘Thielman, Euclid, Cold Springgand Jerome Kep— 0.; Mrs. Joseph Stuckmayer Robin Hood Tales of You Forget I’ll Never ; (Frances). Bluffton. ,su‘rvivinfi Also Minneapolis; areftwo Mrs. George pers. Father Method Porwall, O.S.B.. oflered Coming Tanks Are Amarillo Old Wirklifie. In brothers, Matt Swedziak. Knettel St. Cloud. (Gertrude), and 0.: Mrs. Mass. the Mrs. Wrarnert . survives with , ’and Joseph, More": Rome Ray Bedinger Beanstalk When sisters, Mrs. (Mollie). in two St. Cloud; the and and Jack the following children: Rose Mayer. Mrs. Josephine Kujawa arid rM's."Wenzl Leona JosL Cambridge. Rupar, Team Winning St. Joseph; «Mrs. Francis Romain (Lor~' Musketeer Last | wick, Morell. Mrs. Keppers mem- was a raine), Agnes V. Minneapolis: Krzyzurowski Mrs. Arthur Reber ber A-Z St. of Margaret's society. (Marie, St. Joseph: Robert. Cold Cambridge—Funeral services . were "' Only Adults Morally Unobjectionable for ‘Mury Mutschkg Mrs.’ Spring; Aloys and Louis Tobique: of conducted Christ July ’7 in the King George. St. Joseph; Mrs. Leonard Gard- Senorita Buckman.—Mrs. Rodeo King and the Mary, Mutschke,389. church Trees Big for Agnes V. Krzyzarowski, ing, P‘aynesville: Ignatius, Cold died'in and who 6: the home Williams her daughter daughter Mr. of and Mrs. Alex Krzyza- of Cimarron Rose Carbine Spring. Mr. ,Warnert member of whom with she1 had been living the (rowski, was who died ,July a past 4. Father Paul lwo Jima Sands of Elopement the St. Joseph society Men’s the and five I)‘ ied parish Lansing in the . ’ofiered the Requiem years. Mass. was ‘a'RequiEm League of the Sacred Heart. Araby Scaramouche of Flame followin cemetery Mass‘ in Burial in the parish Sur- cemetery. was ~ St. Mich'uel's chuxt‘ch'r Surviving Paul. viving, besides her. Raiders Hornet Alex. Sea parents, Gold are are Albert, and Frank Matschke,iPierz: John _Jr.; Emily,. Frances. Edward. Helen, the Sky Shadow in Invitation WinonauTheodore, of Dairy ,Bollingstone: Louis, Cattle Spray Mrs. Irene. and Rose. ’ City Into Morning Silver Night Frank Wierzer (Mary); Pierz; Mrs. Rob- Johanna Erp van . Bednar‘ Live For -K’atherine). Something ert (Braineyd: Valiant and Only the to Baden—Requiem Mass ofiered was I milk.production Mrs. Peter Keep by St. Cloud‘. There rousen, Steel Town July Mike in Holy and 7 Cross up Pat church for Johanna ‘ 45 grandchildren. are controlling flies and Erp, 14~year—old mosqui- daughter Mr. of Me and Get van Try Paula “Fred Mosford' and Mrs. Teodore Erptwho died July van the approved by Dept. of toes; Shines Nellie 1 Mama ’Til the Sun Packing Wait Pistol Father. ‘ 4. Dyke‘, ‘Mosfo’i‘d, 0.8.0., of~ Clear Mikey-Fred . Sherburne 20 van Agriculture. One will spraying North Mountain Wild Red fered the Mass. Besides her parents, commissioner county and former sheriff ‘ last three five METH- weeks. she is] survived by her grandparents, to of 'B Sherburne buried county, in the was sisters. brother. two and OXYCHLOR . here following of . cemetery the Requiem Mass one is Objectionable for Everyone a Morally one Charles J. Luke offered July Father .16 by- Daniel O’Dris- RECORlDERS, BEST KNOWN SPRAYS immoral actions.) condone to Tends Kid—(Objection: Cimarron to molding invention granular ihto plastic r‘Mai-cus' ROSARY the plastic in form coll in St. Besides church. his Long habit—Funeral services a! were control flies and mosquitoes. condone of the taking Tends Lion and the Horse—(Objection: wife. he is to surv ed'bymh'e following June conducted in 26 St. Mary of Mt. finished makes five machine which the parts of the, man, being of St. Cloud manufac- children: Harold, Available lear and four Lake; in Mrs. Milo Carmel church Charles hands.) for J. Luke. who law two, the one’s into a are one, own the left, the three rec'order. At of the operators- Han‘son (Bernette). Hopkins: died June Mrs’. R 23, Monsignor. Rauch George packages. pound Costs less than Broker—(Objection: Presents the - Model and the Marriage . marriage tured Roy the 300 day the St. shown. They left right, Mul- of at plant L. at rate to Gallagher (Marie). Mrs. Ernest Kilt- oflered the Mass. Surviving now four a are, are are gallon when mixed. Christian 10¢ traditional opposed dissolublc; is it bond ahd to nofl. (Ruth). per Mrs. Arnold Schuldt ‘children, Bernard Luke. Mrs. Ernest as Cloud Tool Lansing, Vern Visneski.—~(Bob meyer and Die 33rd lally, Donald and 540 company, avenue Your refunded if (Jeannette), this all Clear of Rake. (Veronica) Mrs. teaching.) There Muenchow, J. and A. money Pictured above is Gerald Ross, workman, pouring Molitor photo) (Jos'ephine) ‘50 22 grandchildren. He it‘s survived Putzkey, Long Prairie. and are SPRAY is the BEST FLY not said ‘by his eldest brother, William. three Mrs. (Loretta) Henry Zimmerman, Swan- Women have used. you ever Alice, Sisters, Margaret, Nun-Ethnologist and Emily, who ville. He 3.10 is survived by , three sis- Describes 13 Young reside Narcissa, the “home farm Clear Lake. at' and brothers, Sister ters two TRIAL WILL on A He preceded in by death his St... Paul; John Luke. Joseph Mrs. was‘ par- CIONVINCE YOU ents, brother. ,and‘ sister. Achter, and Matt Brewer- Mrs: Achter. one one Mrs. Elmer Conditions Jones ville, American 'Edward Luket South and Merrifleld. ' - There grandchildren To Be Vestedvas sevbn and two Cold Jones Spring—Mrs. Elmer are died w..- __,- great-grandchildren. July 13 the at of ’70. She born age was Michael \Vurnert Minneapolis; in Mr. Jones; surv'ves with Ellswofi, two sons,.—Milto‘n all and Joseph—Michael rural 'wherc, of St. Warnert. who widespread scarcity in 72. There is areas, a many Cold Spring. The funeral eld July pai'ish died June buried in the I 26, So. Cloud was 20-4th Avo. St. was in ,South the people of sisters priest priests and Nuns Franciscan cases, see a in St. Bonifaee‘s churbh. 16 with burial following Mass cemetery Requiem of. 3 rarely." only America. in the parish very cemetery. iered June in Joseph’s church. 80 St. Sister said that “every- by Inez This is confirmed the Math report Lang , where there is deep expression first-hand Sister experience of a Roscoe.——-Requiem Mass offered was FOR, BY Catholicism, of and it is PayeO'ne) July and .Inez St. Cloud, ethnologist (Continued From 17 in St. Agnes’ church for Math of com- a J SALE Lang. died‘July who 14. being after religious experience to ,anthropologist who recently pm?- mon see re- will be sanctuary she the seriously ill \ nine days. Mr.,Lang was emblems and pictures displayed in July‘ St. Cloud after turned to seven- a each article sented with her born 16. Keil. Germany. 1880, in 0 taxis South American in and buses.” and streetcars month in ‘ stay He 27 when he America. to Mother dress. The was religious came O new , On May “0n the 27, 1912, he married other hand,” 'she Barbara who St. Minneapolis Inez, Charles Borromeo Parish, Sister General the mistresses of and accom- was nov- Kurth, Eden Valley. Children surviving added, “There is'a considerable Latin American panied her ices will clothe the novices Mrs. Andrew Kasch (Susan), Payne: on new are lack of full knowledge of the Mrs. Andrewv Mondloch Theis (Celia), Marga the Camp Car- by Miss et visit the Sis- in garb of Franciscan 5667 Faith, and especially of Colo.; Mrs. Leonard true Rainier (Chris- anville Telephone GR son. a said that St. Cloud, of and the novices will then ters, a nu 2, re- tine). Cold Spring: Mrs. Delmar Bros- understanding the of Mass.- This sisters; and lack of priests their the religious ceive sard (Frances). Paynesvillc; names. Mrs. Arnold for the fact that account Y may so widespread ignor- Liestman combined with (Theresa). Eureka. Calif.: Mrs. 75 School desks. intermediate sizes, Names ‘ Catholics in these countries, of Postuluuts Richard Shaefer (Marie), many Waite Park; Faith great of the among ance Mrs. Joseph they‘are Van Horrik (Elizabeth), while insisting ‘very good ‘ The postulants be invested 13 to constituted people, School 17 numbers the desks, odd sizes, of St. Anna: Math,‘Jr., and Bernard. Ros- have Catholics,’ little He'n'nek, Phyllis novices or no Church’s the greatest of- as are There 28 grandchildren. coe. are missing Sun- compunction about ’Scully, Sauk Rapids; Dorothy ‘Clara Mrs. Laursen America. South ' problems in priced all reasonably Desks in condition, good very Mass.” day Colette Toenies, Sauk St. Cloud.—Mrs. Dent; Cen- Clara Laursen, widow odifying “Our most - exper- “There is gainsaying the of Christ Laursen. 232 Eighth no Clara Albertville; avenue Barthe1,_ tre; recalled, lnoz Sister ience," north, died July 12 the of 70. at ’need that these people fact age fl a‘ w Clara Schroedl,'Perham; Barbara devotion the the “was great to grounding in the teachings proper Paul'; St. Zangs, Mary Louise Sag- Virgin observed Blessed we DAMON Catholicism,” the nun-scientist of of levels Sauk’Centre; Maurita all Bernet, peoples and DOHERTY, inventor gau, of the among rosary re- commented, “but be this can ac- life the Prairie; of Long Teresa Feda, Belle in countries stations corder, is pictured above fingering the of the part complished with only increase rosary an visited. However, Hassler, River; Helen Pe’rham; we were we number priests in the of and sis- 1 device his in left hand..and the finished right. recorder his The in by the struck also Anita PetersySt. Paul; Irene J great en- scarc- especially in the schools, ters, third box the right dials contains the with at that fabricated, and sisters who' of priests ity were Mushel, nissen, Padua; and Fae instruction is where at present other by the parts, machine pictured the first Doherty in photo. Mr. 'v badly needed onl in Little Falls. not are AA----‘-----‘-‘- often inadequate." has brought his , idea recorder actuality of in less than to and schools churches the the a rosary 0 that nine months. He Sister Inez said the lack first the idea last October, and he cspocially..in but the cities, came upon now Gordon—Trousdale has of instruction the Faith in patents to his profits the invention. All realized by protect proper is sale why Cath- the of recorders will used be for Catholic Charities and one reason so many rosary Molitor Co. Drug Latin the olics America in- religious in institutions. which The Queen foundation, of Rosary in see no v Attending consistency" .in Com- attending 10 have Course invested fundS, provided the capital to men necessary carry AGENCY REXALL munist meetings and only too Doherty’s out plan—(Bob Molitor photo) are susceptible Communist the to sputh Prescriptions u Catholic" that there is incom- argument Univ. At no & Toiistriss Kodak Supplies patability between ommunism PROTECTION? CLOUD. MINN. ST. Christianity.” and . he Benedictine who nun, Gordon J. Trousdale, editor of has been her carrying Arthur Hynemun on W. World, high year’s the Prep next ethnological studies since 1923, St. John’s - school publication for said that North American Collegeville, 3 school, is HOMEGUARD preparatory General Aunt and who have priests sisters With ’ ,the four-week journal- Insurance Co. attending Washington Nat'l South America have to gone high Cloud school St. institute for Germain ism St. stu- 01 94 been Warmly welcomed and Catholic University the of dents at & Polio Ins. & Hospital Life. 8 A become have popular and very INSU LATIN Your Security Business. America until July 18. Is our highly admired. She added * lllllllllllllllllllll|llllllllllllll|||IlllllIllllllllllIll|||lllllllllllllllllllllllllE of Mr. Trousdale is the Mrs. hand, that, the other there son on lllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllIll Trousdale Bismarck, Florence of much is against resentment * E. Murphy James N. Dak. sending Protestant missionaries ~ Vermin he Along ivith other students, which been countries have 49 into Fire Resistant Repellent ‘A INSURANCE —- reporting, Christian for has learned editing, lay. centuries. Real Estate This attitude toward Protestant photography, business Moisture Non-Conducting out, and Dispersive — Sister missionaries, Inez stated, school of management a paper. at. Many-'- Bldg. Phone 203 195 summed by young was up one The institute, in its sixth year, Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll||lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllfi Sbuth American Catholic who is under direction Dr. Regis the of o said:'“Why do they' down come Boyle. L. l‘convert’ us? We here to try to J Catholics. We do not want are religion.” FREE their Sale said that “the Sister Inez most For interesting enjoyable and exper- study of the ience', ESTIMATE was our Indians,-and Araucanian most our 200 Acre Farm thought-provoking the study one pre-Inca Inca and made of the we 5000 Phone the vicinity of Cuzco, write in .ruins the Excellent ld land b i or i n u g s Gasoline, Motor For Oils , terrifying one,” Peru.” “The most St. Cloud Gambl: Store. fenced, REA line, outbreak “was the county F ucl Oils she added, at on or Pant? La the revolution in_ of road miles 3%, from and town Call t— neares your No Obligation when the said that The nun church. A good buy for Cath- NORTHWESTERN OIL CO. Holy revolution started during u Week, and her, companion she olic Family. Write Art to: agent with staying private were a Veedol Products Tydoi -— — — Drexler, Herman, ‘Minn. family. shelter “We had take in to the T F “until Good basement,” she said, THIELMAN > when afternoon, Friday we were military escorted by the American HARDWARE “Mother Us” Earth and States attache the United to Paints Sporting by The shooting home embassy. kept A cooler comfortably _ home Summer; in up . warm —— a and all the time, dared not Goods REV. HENRY RETZEK we go with HOME- Winter insulate in is when yours you Toward the end the only bed. to l 7th I 7 Ave So St. Cloud‘fiJ A 76-page pamphlet describing had cornflakes food and GUARD. light fluffy provides This material L , . ., we was a pro- how man’s health is intimately but might cgnned fruit, we some blanket cold alike, resulting tective heat and against ASK tied FOR soil’s fertility. to nothing all had it have at were 13‘J who for of the servants not home one-third in cooler Summer and in some a a 50¢ each, house plus risked the 10c leaving to find I THE PART OF ASSEMBLY LINE is pictured above fuel bills Make home saving in Winter. in more something us.” for youn mailing chargu - Workers assemble the five main parts of the Institution Smithsonian The as HOME; comfortable rosary installing and heat by easier to currently publish is planning to recorder. Pictured above, left right, Charles to Laudenbach, Mr. a Order through are dost ~— GUARD Insulation. and The low, is payments by Sister Inez ‘the study made of Doherty, James Larson, and Joseph Bechtold. Orders for the'recorder HARREN PUBLISHING Co. PRE-PACK child life background of cultural arelbeing received from all the of parts Production our will be be country. Plan. arranged Thrifty Payment can on BULK ICE CREAM Indians Arapaho of the speeded that within weeks 500 recorders will among two off ALBANY, MINNESOTA up so come Wyoming. Pre- Oklahoma and the assembly line day—(Bob Molitor photo) ev‘ery ‘Add institution published the viously, WASHERS and Protection Home Beauty Your to child life she made of APPLIANCE study a DIAMOND Chippewa Indians. RINGS RADIOS the ‘ among ' Quiet ' Pleasant “ ethnological addition her In to REPAIR CENTER ith HOMEGUARD ROOFING FOR THE BRIDE TO BE TV teaches Sister Ine research, psy- the Jewelry chology rand socio Weiman’s at Appliances Country Small ogy All Home school Cloud. In Nurses’ in St. Phone 4465 ‘25-9th Ave. NoT Locum»: 'M'ondloch 1947, she and Miss NEW iii-Tub- Asphalt the studying nine months spent 821 Shingles St. Germain St. Central Araucanian Indians of 1 Rest‘ Home Chile behalf,.of Smithson- ' e 'on . .05 210 lb. 100 i‘an Institution, atholic Unl- the covers versity America, and in- of other Weight ft. \ é“ sq. of She fellow the stitutions. is a autism @191? «sum Under the Supervision of . Anthropological . American Choice Heavier than specifications. 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Crews On Your physicians of and specialists. for information Box write St. Cloud, Minn. 41, or Conducted DORAN by the Sisters REST HOME of the BUYS AT {ALWAYS BETTER Order of .St. Benedict ST. CLOUD Located Hwy. No. Cloud, 95, East of St. Foley Road on on }