T -—-——-—-n—* J ,—’Pi>—M . H.” I ST. Friday, CLOUD REGISTER September 26, 1952 THE EIGHT PAGE U CoII‘egeville Valley Guild Granted Pope’s Browns ROTC Blessing Unit Enroll 347 in fl of Has 151 Meet Year, Jubilorio'ns- To Roscoe in ' in ' : am. processing. complete the office received also to -cadets. They Helps the acti- Fund newly Collegeville.—The to Nun’s Day ’Wa's‘hrrw 51 cadets fully of 45 for their An and books manuals were field John’s average St. ROTC vated at program two-hour equipped in and clothed work. a university classroom members Schmidt Fred A. enrolled 347 - uniforms period. All signed their for Browns Valley—St. meas- Anthony’s cadets then were The of upwards with of Sept. .19, as by‘ of- Prairie—Requiem Mass North was alteration marked for and ured the guild with held its first clothing meeting of the and equipment .before anticipated members 350 Cross church for in Holy fered Sept. 8 Brother John abbey tailor, the Colo- in the church parlors custodian. military property died completed. who Sept. 4. Schmidt. 50. is Fred A. year enrollment re- the method in- This 0.S.B. Anderl, Hullin offered the Mass. mili- U. cently. of The Rev. A. professor the nel Chapla, ROTC their began cadets The Holy Cross Burial in the cemetery. the meeting fit,‘ sured was the and tactics, ex— science orientated proper tary A donation by being gave amounting membership 40 to 5. I'HI MAYTAO fol- with the CHIEF‘I’AIN Schmidt survives Mrs. A. cadet. each satisfaction of pressed his in welcome brief cadets They procedure. Ben and, member collected the supply sister: cents and lowing brothers a. one per was on + Adolph Holdingford: + Schmidt + Jack of, + supply the Nun’s the for day fund. proceeded then to 29.95 1 Hess, Du- Elizbeth Schmidt and Mrs. their with outfitted be to committee A in charge of rooms Uniform lutl'i. Approve ar- . shirts, Shoes, uniforms. two one for the project of rangements re- Thomns Majerus ‘ iheMs'mp pair of wool-elastique coat, modeling the church kitchen one was services Falls—Funeral Little were socks, trousers, of pairs two one appointed by the president, Mrs. church St. Mary’s conducted Sept: 10 in cadet and belt, necktie, Farberick. On the corps committee one died Sept. Majerus who 6. Thomas are for order in that issued insignia the Keaveny offered Leo Mrs. Charles King, Monsignor T. Mrs. Vincent Were the Sacred Burial in Requiem Mass. was Schwagerl, Miss and Minnie Moel- Majerus Mrs. Thomas Heart 12-51h So. Phone‘49 Ave. ceme ery. lenhofl". children: following the survives h - W1 Virnig" and Olive Bernice, Austin; Mrs. Cecil Edward, and Willa Pierz; and rd, broth- and sisters surviving four two SALE... are IMPROVED FARMS FOR 61‘s. Funk W. George Minnesota, in Grant County, from . . . 80 to 320 ranging from in price acres, The Michael's church. St. in 11 . conducted rites, the $125 Kunkel $65 Paul to per acre. . Kahl and Donald ' . Mrs. Brandl..Surviving Rev. Leo the are Theodore. Funk and George‘ W. HENRY son, a HESSEL sisters and following brothers The are and Camp Catherine ' ' Mrs. : Reultor ‘ FlinlI Den. Bernard Laura Mrs. Mr; and Mrs. Taggert, Anna 3 ‘ 2 . - Edgewood, Funk, Leonard Louis Leo and . _ la. Elbow who‘ Lake, Minn. Joseph Bloch, occasion of The Rev. Roscoe. the On' " — Jungles Jacob Jubllee the Mass in celebrated, their golden celebrated jubile of- Mass Nicholas—Requiem here, Agnes church extended St. was Sept. Mr. and Bernard 23’ . Nicholas' church for St. 1‘5. in fcrcd Sept. 9 read- felloitations before his own ' ' 27 Ibs...4 H.P. died Sept. 6. who Jungles. Jacob . the . and Flint . received greetings . ing delegate. the from the offered the message Steic Henry The Rev. en ‘ More Power XII parish through blessings ofPope Pius relatives friends, Burial. in t About and 90 Mass. ceme- was e with survives Jungles' Mrs. Jacob tery. Archbishop the Apostolic Delegate, including members the clergy, of‘ Pound l Per ' ind Donald children; following the two Amleto Cicognani, the who had dinner in the St. hall Agnes sent Also brothers surviving three Ralph. are Then Other Saw Any J. Bertram 0 letter congratulation and bene— followed by reception. sisters: Mrs. of and at noon, a Jungles, Wat- Paynesville: Peter (Rose). diction the Most Joseph Rev. A buffet the family to for supper and Mrs. Junglcs. Cloud: St. Gregor kins: Busch, F. Bishop Cloud. brought St. the occasion close. of to Watkins. a G. (Leona), Ray Peters More Interest . See free it in action. Let give * a us you Award Bernard Spoden 'Fioretti' John Wins ' demonstration. This new saw . . . Cloud—Funeral services St. con- were built and backed by Homelite, Your'Money mam:- Augustine's in St. Sept. 16 ducted 0n Little but Falls—For the 15th also diet] who recounts sports events, Bernard Spoden church John facturers for of than con- 300,000 gaso- more Cold Spring the Burial in Sept. 14. secutive the Fioretti has feature articles, and was of- ’ year, won sponsors line driven engine the best units is and Spoden Surviving Mrs. cemetery. are . . . the “All-Catholic” rating. This fers helpful suggestions via its Le. daughter: and following the that sons buy. you can is by editorial award sponsored the Na- Wil- Ferdinand and Cold Spring: an page. andcr, » Your savings greater Kroc- Regina and Mrs. California; tional Catholic ‘ can now School Press earn fred. as- On Voluntary Basis' Cloud. St. interest mcr, in cadet sociation. Publications fully-insured today fully uniformed at See it FIRST invest- must APPROVING THE at staff' Its organized a score is on a , Charlotte Pfau goOd least 800 points based Mary at basis Boniface and embraces all left" Rev. on voluntary through right, the ment popular Certifi- John’s university to our St. are, Catholic journalism, technical wish Who classmen who join and to of- Rapids—Requiem Mass 0.S.B., Ignatius Candrian, Snuk of Deposit. cates Rev. hese Certifi- the was of 0.S.B., dean Axtman, men; effective competence, and qualifica-. Heart church for exhibit in Sacred ex- the Sept. 17 fered necessary Chapla, professor Benjamin C. Col. Lt. ' business university in cates, of$500 amounts manager; Catholic died Sept. pression who of thought. The Charlotte Pfau. 5. or more, Mary their respective depart- tions for 0.S.B., Rolfson, Gunther Rev. tactics; the and science military her survived by of Pfau is Mary 14. par- Fioretti earnedits liberal greatest 21/27.. 3-year pay num- a ovcr ments. Pfau; Minn. Alphonse Peter, and Mrs. St. Mr. Anfang, Philip A. ents, Cadet and registrar; ber of points this for past year periods—with interest grandpar- paid Carol Ann; and her to sister. 3 a‘delegation of staff On Oct. you a diffusion of Catholic thought; Vennowitz, J. W. and Mrs. Mr. ents. Committees regional members will attend by Bank Sodality Check 6 months. a every Joseph and Mrs. Minneapolis, Mr. and vvvvv‘ Catholic Action toward school and School convention Catholic of the Rapids. Sauk Pfau. Ask ENJOY about this safe, sound, community; editorial content; and more . . Crosse, . Press association La at John Bruno Mrs. application of profitable to and art deposit and to news way HEmPs sectional Speakers Wis. at meet- features. l safeguard who savings. 72. John Bruns. Joseph—Mrs. - St. will. ings of this convention your at- committee, life-apostolic Lady social for of L0- Falls—Our Little parish in the buried The Fioretti died Aug. 30 is official the pub- was solve problems tempt to encoun- chairman, and Niehaus, Antoinette Mass of- Francis’ high following Requiem St. sodality of cemetery retto 3 lication of St. Francis’ high school { in publication tered the of school The Joseph's church. St. Sept. in fered 3 and for cochairman; Doris Miller, organized its recently school Little of Falls. Organized in 1930, officiated. Mr. 0.S.B., Roth. journals. All delegates Marion cREAM Rev. IcE eager are Eucharistic-OurLady’s the the for committees com— standing * cur- chil- the newssheet has the following its with from survives Bruns grown and 'to attend, hope bring home to chairman Monica Reiser mittee, as' Officers Beno; rent Valentine, school Angeline home: dren: at were humble year. beginning to one-page valuable suggestions ideas a and Paul; (Laura), St. Weyland Henry cochairman. Schmit Mrs. and Carmen truth Catholic follows: chosen as as magazine of considerable It which will share St. size. they with other (Christine), Schwegel Mrs. Andrew I installed already officers Other Bernadine chairman, committee, who Korea Joseph; and James of specializes only in items, was not staff members. news Mrosla, Helen May the Mary Gus-‘ past cochairman; - Copa, and Also surviving are home for 30 days. are KEMPS LADY Park, and vice Valentine, Waite Patricia Przybilla, prefect; brothers, Shir- committee, two publicity tafson; ) grand- There six St. Cloud. ' CREAM Lambert, Remodel CATERING ICE are School with Janet Ohman, chairman, prefect; secretary, Seelhammer ley as Church Farm member Home Bruns of children. Mrs. was a treasurer. ' O Latterell, Randall cochairman; Barbara and Gertrude l the Sacred Mothers and as the Christian c 2nd No. 8: 9th Ave. Call 567, The Gaudence Schroeder, league. Heart Rev. ,Repaint Saints Whittaker spiritual for is the director O.F.M., on Jr. Cunningham, Willem this group. 3 offered Wheaten—Requiem Mass New York—Further interest in was sodality All of the , are groups William RINGS church Sept. 8 Ave Maria for in ' .DIAMOND Repair displayed religion is the Catholic fu— planing activities for the Jr., who died Sept. Cunningham, 9, 4. near Chambers in Saints Whittaker by BE Nicholas THEIBRIDE TO A. Kraemer offered the Father life FOR The social committee .. ture. J $3.50), 1.1 (Sheed & Ward, Burial in the parish Now Mass. for ceme- was initial of the sponsored its party Jewelry Jr., the William Cunningham, tery. Weimun’s was leading fig- rywp of what compilation a It served Sept. '7. to Mrs. William Cunning- com- Mr. and year of son ,. [m . . . think and literature F in art t ures with Nativity and ham. Sr. Surviving his Our Lady’s parents memorate are ‘ from Across saints is the whose example about following brothers sister: James the and welcomed all time the at new same St. John‘s: John, Raymond. and Mary Building at L: Exchange Granite Chambers» needed today. most J] re- students the school. to Wheaton. Anne, W , gift medal of marks that of a a . Benedict aroused his interest St. Western founder of in the MOII‘IOI' monas- Co. C Drug S “Simply in of his- ticism. terms “leaving aside for tory," he says, P40 AGENCY REXALL Como? his sanctity, Bene- St. moment a Cty ST. 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