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

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‘ CLOUD REGISTER THE ST. 5, 1952 September Friday, PAGE THREE :- Wins Girl Cathedrol Military Dept. Couple John Diocesan Note Watkins Plan's St. Parish to \ September Dinner 14 Christmas Seal 50th Wedding Anniversary Pin of Staff Seven Names Watkins.—St. Anthony’s parish Pictured in the issue of here is sponsoring dinner» to summer a Everybody’s Health, ‘state‘ Christ- Sunday, be held Sept. Serving 14. artillery school. He the establish- The Collegeville. at magazine, is Sibyl seal Stark —- mas will start o’clock. The general the at 11 served with of occupation department of the ment new St. Cloud. of ‘ the Japan. During forces in tactics brings public military science and is invited. , , Sibyl is shown receiving ‘ the served he with the Korean 15 the number of departments to wpr pin award for second-place honors division second infantry St. ohn’s university. J at as an junior in the division of the Christ- forward observer. He artillery and Head department of the seal high school radio proj- mas four has fought campaigns, in and professor military science of SELECT ect. the Bronze Star been awarded Benjamin Col. tactics is Lt. included Also Miss Mary with oak Purple Heart and the are West Chapla, Point graduate of a O’Neill, adviser, who presented JeWell will leaf cluster. Captain general and and of the command the award; Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred fresh- of be officer charge in Leavenworth. staff college, Fort Stark, Sibyl’s and J. M. mm parents; hm he will also instruction; He of the officer is commanding man Lunemann, principal the Gen- of plans and training St. ROTC unit. John’s serve as Junior high. tral officer. Maj. La officers, Two other I The high school radio project is of D. Price Carroll M. Sgt. Donald Mar DeSpain and Capt. . important of the health part assistant an will be Brooklyn, N. Y., in Jewell, join the faculty the IS' also HERE education by sponsored subjects. program_ artillery instructorbf department of military science Minnesota Tuberculosis the and He background has varied Four and tactics. master- as a a EXTRA THE \ Health association. officer during and local attached the sergeants to as non—com an . LUNCHEON AT A MEETING held in the Spaniol The number Every- of Though basically World II. will ROTC have of the rank summer war as— V executive hotel, Cloud, committee body’s Health, which is St. Aug. the for the review had train- 26, artillery he has sistant instructors. a man, an the year’s of activities in Minne- glider, paraghute, and with th ing Nun’s day which will be observed Sept. 25 the Father Pierz part of and “Both their .militaryi as a sota’s TB, fight is against of th d isions armored now Centennial army. arranged tentative the members the to fete of make the civilian backgrounds program a distributed beihg throughout the “SgE Mr. and Mrs. John has terrific sisterhoods Diocese J. Rieder Price various working in the of St. Cloud. The particularly staff members com- a program sta e. record,” said Lieutenant bat will consist Pontifical of Mass, luncheon, special entertainment, college suited for training a a Mr. Mrs. and John J. Rieder, He landed with cles. Chapla. Mr. Rieder, Colonel movie, and On the committee tea. executive pictured above, left who born commanted Lieutenant to in men,” Buckninn was well residents known St. Normandy and to of the forces right, the Rt. Rev. Keaveny, at Monsignor Tn Leo Bruning, Mrs. Otto Colonel Chapla the reviewing in Mothers the township Le are of Souk Dec. 15, Cloud where they have lived the all battle starsdn gained four C. Victor Fandel, chairman; Reilly, Mrs. Rose‘ his de- and the Rev. Peter A. records of the in men 1874, of the pioneer was one gro- their married life, celebrate will He with theater. fought European Lors‘ung. Fred Hughes, also pictured, is “Each of them has the committee. The not BEAUTY partment. on merchants St. in Cloud. He is the 50th anniversary their cery Korea, of in and the 17th regiment following specialized the in the vari- appointed general committee: Mmes. Eucharist training to mar— persons were ReceiVe member the St. of Joseph riage Sunday, Sept. 14, by a. only Allied unit with the at- so- John on branches Each Parent, Foley;,B. J. M. of Loher, Morris; H. O’Hotto, Alexandria; the ever was ous army. YOU ARE ciety, which he of president High _..; tending Mass of Thanks- he in reach the Yalu river; was to them Clara Schulzetenberg, of distinguished Wenner, a has was Melrose; Carl Cold Spring; Louis com- a for four Catholic the Order giving in St. Mary’s Cathedral reservoir battle in Chosin years, the at bat the Andre, Wadena; know V. Ryan, Fergus Falls; record they A. Marie Randall, Little — The Christian Foresters, Buckman. 'of and the Knights o’clock. of 8 Joining them battle this and has five Korea, North Falls; realities and the and Dr. of P. Halenbeck, Henning, Harold on Judge Wendell and neces- war St: Columbus. Mothers’ Confraternity of Mi- happy occasion will be all their In the the Korean from stars all‘of \fl And Schoelkopf, of thorough sity training. war. St. Cloud. , chael’s received Holy parish Com- -! 13 daughters ‘and well Mrs. Rieder Price has been is Sgt. M. the former Susan two gained sons that has been as experience as wars, DIES the o’clock in munion in 9 29 grandchildren the group and Hoffmann Silver Star, a great- awarded the born and in St. the, theaters one in important was most Mass August 15. grandchild. Joseph Purple Heart March Bronze Star, and the 1883. She 28, has of and World II action in war “ been leaf clusters. members received with oak Six active in the Christian SON“ two The jubilarians married in the Korean war.” new were very were Mothers’ Confraternity immedi- ‘ society into -the :x‘kl in of the Cathedral second Sept. St. Major DeSpain is in 23, 1902, Mary’s )Nestgard M. Sgt. Eldro is a They Mass. parish, the andthe ately after St. Margaret church ROTC before the Rev. Gregory command St. John’s of the are of Minneapolis. He native so— iIV Pohlkamp, Mrs. Lambert which is Mrs. Steil, clet auxiliary O.S.B.,‘ native and anticipating of the Major unit. DeSpain is early entered the in 1941 an are 1 a. army , Herbert Cat Mrs. olic Richard Lust, Aid association with studied the anniversary head- He enable Omaha, Neb. their of to Africa, V North and fought in en- John Prokott, Mrs. Stumpf, Mrs. quarters St. in Louis. tire She NOBIMC family be State for the to chemical engineering Iowa and fought present at landed Salerno, was at ,;< Victor and Mrs. Marshik, president Anthony of the latter celebration. A Donald, organiza- amphibi- and before joined the Rome. and Cassino to son, a war, an at up Otremba. tion for 10 and recently grandson, David, both and later whom tank battalion, three of he ous After the years was par- spent are war delegate the national to breakfast studying for the Leyte priesthood, will ticipated the assaults the Communion in with %. A Germany in conven- was on oc- years ‘0 hall fol- the altar awarded community for the Jubilee and He the at Okinawa. the Ion. For served in cupation forces. serve past was em A Mass. ‘ services. Leyte with church the Bronze valor Star for at Korea the months he in lowing The children Mr. 18 of and Mrs. was o. members Both the . ‘ of of. jubilarians _ Okinawa. 1951 number and From 1948 to ordnance battalion. Rieder, who the 79th large will join their are par- J prominent sixth city parish he the M. cir- stationed with Calif., is and Angeles, attended. From Los in ents the golden wedding in cele- was My colloquial When by style, Pants Joseph with unashamed I Die, Straubing, armored calvary who will be Cld‘ud; at Sgt. Enock Stevens, bration, Edward, St. MIC A. Breig. sentiment McMullen. unfailing geniality, June and 30, are Mark Couple PatriCk St. instructor His Germany. last assignment engineering in Walter, assistant Cloud; 11;. St. Mrs. Norbert 1952. 159 $2.25. Mr. Breig the happiness, reports ' pp. that ROTC of supervisor of reading. He has subjects and (Alma) Rau, was St. Cloud; Harold, “That point is the love, diplomacy, resourcefulness, of family: map a high in Chicago and since 1942 been in the Brainerd; Margaret, Eden seven Togetherness," Valley; programs religious that Joseph Breig and devotion the army says WGdding GOIden Jubilee schools. Major DeSpain married moms is months has 62 Lawrence, spent St. Cloud; the Norbert; opening daily vicissitudes this unpredict- St. overseas, of his of on page new is the father boy. and of Japan and the against firSt in Cloud; book, Mrs. and the able Frank J. a reprinted have taught him. (Dorothy) 26 war array ' essays _ Captain Jewell from with the second in Korea recently Boese, Minot, that “Men N. follow emin be if Dak.; Mrs. tly taught Ro- satis- must comes are an you as Hillsboro, Wis. attended He division. infantry fying not,” (Lucille) demonstration curious taught them Pope. parish Jansen, Sauk of Mr. Cen- t Mrs. joined the and choir in r Mr. the sing- man e says Patrick. St. _8 I 8 —. Michigan entered ROTC Tech college, associated with the Also cohesiveness Breig’s precisely .John that the joys, disap- special gift is tre; P., St. Cloud; Robert, Patrick’s ing the Mass of under the direc- St. Dzuik of Charles par- commissioned and Edward L. the is civilian, pointments, problems, that faculty. of Minneapolis; aspirations, He has the knack Donald, Collegeville army, was program a Jubilee tion golden of Edmund Linnemann St. the of celebrated ish Including Federal Tax Brainerd. He will be Burke of trivialities in the (studying and daily living can momentous discovery of for the priesthood) "com- as- and Patrick’s Cloud organist. dinner in St. A and ; wedding f OIIIm $29.25 their from moo of as Io the military sistant property explaining him- to produce within Catholic monplace and home of Kathlee St. Cloud. l a -’vl.- all-day reception followed the at STROBEL’S Aug. 26. church an ENJOY... major with homely, custodian. A retired guided by didatically by self but with devotion parents not a Open house day that Dzuik will in the farm home. be he! the yearsto It 50 was ' disability reflective narrative. discharge, Mr. Burke The accounts and _ ‘ sense. common Rieder residence, ramps: Nnth St. Law— 616 they in married jubilarians The av- settled were will Altar on a the Philippines with the Recall what Joe “,The World’s Worst from of went to you your from south, 2:30 before the to 6 Duelm, church, rence’s enue, in farm p.m. St. Patrick’s parish 37 experience: Boy;” advice Brainerd National. Guard The the unspoken to famous excitement of own Jewelers Sept. 14. A dinner for imme- the livmg Wippich, Ignatius Rev. now and have been living Giv- first girl in “The Life He of the suit years unit in 1941. twice of clothes, the ago teen-age a was diate family will be served at home. Raphael’s St. in here since. Mr. Dzuik has held tailor-made Suit of Clothes” pride ers;” and of captured of haircut, “A wounded, then the at ever a 614 Germain St. in the Log Lodge. . renewed their 'v jubilarians noon The 1 the in: CREAM parish eventually post of that $30 trustee for 22 of unanswerable for $18 costs and torture questions, Bataan, the of the spent rest their of the in pas- presence this exceptionally and Mrs. Dzuik has been the illnesses, all, show merit of POW in Japan. the first vows years worry war as a Haupt, before M. C. the Rev. tor, choir well. the climactic achieve- director and Mr. Breig has But organist for lived through the prom; STETSON HATS! Dominic Rev. The Mass. High ' is “Notice the whole the book Any- 20 They and past the emerged ment of gamut parents For Men a Native years. are Albany Z KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! O.P., present The Barthelemy, sanity About-Me?” with both and thing of the good humor. mat- in following children, all liv- was mere ( Paul Mrs. and Mr. His instructors haircut the LADY KEMPS of the ing: in the liveable- ter prompts sanctuary. Roy, St. Patrick’s; Thomas, CROSBY SQUARE SHOES! ques- a couple attended the family tion, but of it life Duelm of the out urek Foley; J of Rudolph, Tucson, Ariz.; ness grows an essay are among CATERING ICE CREAM , ' world’s supremely simple dis- best: Mary, that in and and Fran- J urek teen-aged Frank place Charles, in of Jr., Chicago; Willard, Des 3. THE Convent Enters '. ‘1}! daughter ' who consolation cerning fashion pictures the brings attendants, original Moines, Dzuik, the Wash.; Mrs. James Pollard es- ces relationships. child-parent after the deathbf of previous child; (Myrtle), Duelm; present. Mrs. Ken ash sence a who not were CLOTHES’ subtitle well Betty, The might be “An eight,‘whose Family Holy of “NEW members (Loraine), choir St. Paul; Mrs. ohn Many former for Fathers Apology Indulgent dolls teaches the lesson Beth— of 0f Carmelites Brennan (Dorothy), Pasadena, THIELMAN beyond Other Necessities.” Any fa- lehem and Boyer Presents Joe, Charles improvement: Calif.;.Mrs. Gene Kampa (Mabel), . ther guiltin with the coming home of problems constant a St. STORE source Cloud; and Mrs. Leonard Loyola Books French to HARDWARE big- that and'pride $10 glove sprouting that six-year-old boy for a Herbst (Lucille), Duelm. There are - leaguer well. inevitably might lay is, who understandably copy a 32 grandchildren Angeles.———A valuable col- and two Los great- Albany. Miss Rose Mary Sporting Paints Opposite — alongside mother’s dinner deminates the book; plate Jimmy, --— a the grandchildren. Post Office in books and St. Colud French lection of Shadeg of Seven Dolors parish manu- Goods its theologian and rest his in pleadings. of teaching two ' case years acquired byLoy- has been - scripts here recently received into was her faith the lessons It will only of divine providence not restore Cloud 17, 7th St. Ave. 50., here from the university Spirit the noviate of the Holy ola Roscoe Group Enter to human in his sanity but also provide and dependence surely as Research French Boyer Charles Carmelite monastery, Littleton, S‘AFETT 5 pleasant wholesome reading St. Thomas; Geena,’ and whose as WITH The collection of Foundation. Colo. Exhibit ‘ Mission .Hynemun family. Arthur Sept. training for the entire 7 cradle continues in the W. SAVE dating volumes 300 than the religious of Given more name restraint, stockinged E. Grauel, Ph.D., John George th the at agift is 16th back the to century Sister Jane Chantal, she de is others have instilled. Cleveland O. earlier Carroll University, 18, In Roscoe—Plans display to some General Agent such Included Mr. Boyer. of the daughter Mrs: of Rose are the of society’s the products. at an- Washington Shadeg, Nat’l Insurance Co. Sermon of six-volume the Albany, sets recently St. John’s as Federal Savings Opens; Prep & Loan Accounts provide with good safety nual regional mission exhibit to and published in Massilon, 1773, awarded Bishop's Medal of the St. earnings. Funds received by the 10th of month Cloud 7013;. Germain St. " take place Sunday, Sept. any are in St. 7, Generale Historic Merit of for being the mother 24-volume the credited with earnings the first. from Martin made the regular ‘ at Life, Ins'. Hospital Polio were A & H & .. three and published in 1780. priests six Voyages, des Are Noted Faculty Changes nuns. meeting the Stabat of Mater mis- Your Security is Business Sister Chantal is Jane de Each our Account Fully Insured $10,000.00 a to up sion society St. of Agnes’lparish high graduate of St. Francis’ Cork New Bishop of here. For. Gasoline, Oils, Motor SECURITY FEDERAL at’ On the is lunch Collegeville.—A Solemn in Waverly. He graduate of committee the Mass Bishop Cor- at Dublin.—Coadjutor Oils‘ a Fuel or monthly honor the Holy meeting of Ghost Sept. St. John’s, Al- 3 1950. Mmes. succeeded Bishop Dan- nelius Lucy were Call celebrated SAVINGS by the phonse nearest— Rev. Stanley Patrick McGinnis, graduate of Rausch, Nicholas York, Ireland’s old- of 'Schaefer, iel Cohalan your &’LOAN ASSOCIATION Roche, Lawrence O.S.B., the dean St. Schaefer, of St. John’s has Alphonse 1951, returned to of who died the prelate, at est new age Northweslern Co. Oil Schefers, John’s opened Prep, the English time. Donald Schlangen,'Joseph 1952-1953 teach Alfred part Ordained Bishop Co- in 1882, 94. St. Germain Cloud 822 Street St. agent " school St. Schmitz, for John Preps. Bellos, Duluth, has also joined the headed and Christ had the Cork Schmitz. halan year see Tydol Veedol Products The opening convocation English department. He recently ordained —- — He in —- since 1916. was was held Aug. when Father Stanley finished his 4 studies the Duluth asked Coad- he for at At 92 1882. a :Il'orlono-nornOs-e‘e-no'l' and the Rev. Mark Schneider, branch. Two members jutor. .1, more new - Wears She hat O.S.B., chaplain the Prep school, of the English department the' of are a addressed students. O.S.B., and the Rev. David McDarby, . . . . en- There Gilbert Tarlton, O.S.B. students the Rev. 235 O are I rolled the this Both them taken special in Prep school of have Sh'e’s Well dressed! Tsrhumperlm-Illllams Eighty-nine in 0 English at‘St. John’s of these courses year. are 0 freshmen. during the The number of priest- two past summer ses- hood students enrolled the sions. Father David prefect- is also in O O HOME. FUNERAL high school this ing in St. Gregory’s hall. is 125. Picture in of year one you , The Rev. Arnold Weber, O.S.B., Father Stanley succeeds the Rev. recently from his returned RINGS DIAMOND Alfred Deutsch, O.S.B., dean of sum- as studies in social science Prestige at Our the Prep school. his mer He received lovely these . . FOR THE BRIDE TO BE the Catholic university, is teaching master’s degree in English Aug. 8 . . . ic competent in the history department. The pu serv- as Jewelry from Notre Dame university. He Weimun’s by built . been has . Bernadine Patterson, Rev. O.S.B., ants has been teaching up English the in FASHIONS FALL who has taught in the college recommendations the high school since his ordination in NEW LOCATION V 0 classics department for two served. ( years, have 1947. Father Alfred been lamilies has 821 St. Germain St. as- “ we has joined the Prep Latin depart- signed full-time work the col- in to ment. ' lege English department. line-coo...riuuoeiraguauhcqehaotltoowouivn.’ I Rose Shadeg This there Molitor Drug Co. year are seven new needs the service ention Regular the Prep school faculty. an to men on Little Falls, also school, and at- Four of these the English in maintain-i will of pi are Benedict’s tended St. college, St. REXALL arm assure your AGENCY department, the social in two of Joseph, for Prior her production to in ximum its ing one year. ma V ‘Prescriptions Specialty studies department, and history a reception into the Carmelite good music. Kodak Supplies & Toiletries and the in Latin department. one she employed monastery in was ST. CLOUD. MINN. BRENNAN G. Louis F. Senta has been the engaged office of the St. Joseph hos- to teach social pital studies and assist in St. Paul. to Vernon Ebnet in coaching REGISTERED prep PREFER: of Pianos and Rebuilder .' Tuner football. He replaces Paul Marx, CHILDREN 50. O.S.Bg'who 16.14:}. Ave. will do advanced 4919 . work Phone in social studies the Catholic at Minnesota St. Cloud university this Mr. Senta year. formerly taught in the high school about fall fashion FANDEL’S breaks the news PAID ADVERTlSEMENT Gets, 1': West for Corgress Religious Garb Volunteer Form Committee: I HOMOGENIZED Claude Brown, Mrs. Rev. W. Wm. Boyle, elmsn, Roger Davis Ole Edstrom, ‘ MILK . FANDEL’S More, Secy.-Treas. hats—each to Manila.——Dionisio Mapa, of women season come son the Rehabilitation Finance Cor- For REPUBL'I Door Delivery CANSJ‘.‘ poration FANDEL’S leadership chairman, Placido Mapa, their hats—because for four postulants who was among throughout Call 55 received the garb of the Christian ‘ far and wide hats is Known for Nominate Brothers c'ongregation’s in the no- Ass'u vitiate Baguio. Now Brother at DAIRYLAANIJ MINNESOTA CENTRAL Anthony Bonaventure, the novice c. ERI. wssr is high school graduate of the a De La Salle college in Manila. l’o-ssoe-I-sso-Io-Ilme The Right Man Represent the to hdayé '0 best See HATS complete collection of FALL Second District our new Congress by Master Designers! VOTE FOR washer buy ‘ED VOS from the 6th Minnesota District is/fiw/k? Primary Election Tues., Sept. 9 . County Commissioner Active Republican main floor in tor $1.95'in the b'egin 7M Prices party 0 at l 30 STEARNS years. COUNTY ii: "II MAYTAG CHIEFTAIN FANDEL’S $5.95 World War I budget dept. and veteran. 0 Farm married, children 5 owner, 7 Krain terms Town Clerk Resident as oi More, Kanabec ,. 0 29.95 1 Member of School Board, District 98 Floor. Second dept, Millinery Better 28 Director county. Minnesota Town Board Officers years. ‘ President. Albany Mutual Telephone Ass'n. “We have security to: the/"W can 0 no PRIMARY» ELECTION plan! Lay-away Use PENSIONS SOCIAL SECU- our or TUESDAY, SEPT. 9th i , , _ RITY unless WAST- stop we shop PokAdv. inserted in his own Your Vote and Support behalf by ING Ed the Vos people's for earnings. which Will regular Be Appreciated pol. will rates be paid. 12-5tb Ave. So.‘ Phone 49 4