CLOUD REGISTER PAGE THE ST. SEVEN -' = 1952 17, October Friday, - I ' s fCh “WW"% in l ° s ' ~ CI IS Memora ' Cha th6 ' Id S ~ ess'ng Gene 0 O ape 6 I'IIl O ‘ we 5"" *“e ‘ W consideration of : a .. . ’ fqmily's : interests 5 Henry Soennecker his priest; the Rev. dedication. Members of for the in erected 75 which If wouid hei'Jiiiisfilibliigdiczftiifiibf : -' ago expecf of years I t ' was ninem- flidhiewlv Y - ——. August Preusser, ’ the Rev. there.) He and however, family,‘ Virgin Blessed the gratitude to were "uged friend. o a the Rev. Marlon the Mary deacons of honor; awakened ViVidly also intercession in her for memories chapel Assumption rebuilt on 7 § 0,9,1“, of the Mass; Roth, 0.S.B., deacon parishioners of elderly present grasshopper plague. averting. HOW Rosa”, MOS, a Fm“ . . CyrilhOrfimann, Cassi, lagtkveelv . trembling but thngev. . when clear, in \ ceremonim, the the in Later a ; § " [I II I " voice “Wundersc he romise made B’kh to ass; . to oen e an e . eacon o sang su amigally come a “,1: 22,1091 hum?” I \ , I‘Ol’si mm“ Altar , t H Eideiischenk, 0.S.B., Praechtige,” hymn often Rev. John AUg', i5, a sung on 53"yrlled}ill‘ffoe1‘1finll‘ggfilo';l,d Ernheiter, Burkard and the Rev. \\ hilltop in the old days. the community ‘_ER m" of the 9 on assurance upon ——FU—N——————_. Tchtoo 'gi‘oad 1tllfcuiiiindin 'C 0-5-31 0f 1“ “la-qt?“ be?" “In' ywhich ViSit WOUId that cfremomfm- Present Many Priests “Very E / iituegc-hapel utjo 122d. 31131129W$G§OSEI$S§ Spiritual" mask” “on” tensel-V ‘“ mm ST‘c-wu"m'"' Pontifical High Mass The atop the ' ' ' was \ 0f GOd' 1 the Mom” Of g, Chapel 1011:}? CENTS?“ gash. :f \\\\ outskirts of celebrated by the Rt. Rev. Baldwin hill the 0,, .i‘\‘\ on nu” Buni_ u" fires: Foreman Honored Dworschak. 0.S.B., Abbot of St. anecth 'Sister Here, beneath vinagg the \varm- parish by John’s abbey, Collegevrlle. He basswood and trees, oak Schmit of Cold colored Michael H, For Commercial . was Define. Bar' W- Peter Rievi remember MOSt Sprint! It day the to the following: The Rev. assisted by was a For and old alike, it young was St. Bishop of Coadjutor PRINTING Immediately tholome, humility. fol- with remember. Aloysius assistant day Gruennes, to a the dedicate blessed and blessing, Cloud, Mr. Schmit lowing the , + + + . + original of ‘l‘ the Medal historic Bishop’s structure, awarded the was recognition his Merit in of of of Chapel Interior un— PUBLICATIONS foreman of the tiring labors ASK FOR as the chapel—for construction of “zealous, devoted, unselfish Specializing in serv- God.” All the glory of the ice for Jubilee Anniversary Books, members of the work done by was Cook Books, Financial Church parish friends of the and com- Statements, Wedding without munity recompense. any Announcements, etc. materials for the Most of the PRE-PACK chapel donated. SENTINEL ICE BULK CREAM were Publishing Co. Old Recalled Days F.-e E. 413 St. Germain Phone 1103 Louis Ti'aufler, For the Rev. Molitor Drug Co. St. Cloud, Minnesot- of St. Augustine‘s O.S.B., pastor GENERALVIEW o parish, St. Cloud, it day was a PART assisted the outdoor Pontifical of the Mass celebrated A at REXALL AGENCY remember with nostalgia. De- to C/Ic filmicc More, Baldwin by Rev. Dworschak, the Rt. O.S.B., Abbot witnessed blessing solemn livering the festive Fa- that the crowd sermon, Prescriptions Specially I friendship John’s abbey, Collegeville, Louis recalled his St. is shown ther f above. 0 Kodak Supplies & Toiletries Cold Spring and Assumption chapel the at of new All Others O.S.B., Winter, with Father Leo CLOUD. MIN N. ST. Church who inspired the building the man Cross Chimes Holy in the old chapel the of same upon known in those days the flll|||lllllllllllllllllll||llllll|llllll|||l|ll||ll||||lll|||l|lllllllllllllllllllllllllfi spot, as Mutter Berg bill. He Gotirs re- James H. Murphy membered Father Bonaventure Crosi,e_r Dedicated by PriOr Hansen, 0.8.8., Pro-Vicar of now INSURANCE Islands, for the Bahama whose physical welfare pilgrimages many Real Estate made the sacred site. (Be- to were Mary's Bldg. 03 St. Phone of the cold, 196 the aged priest thé cause chimes followed by Benediction of the Inc.; amplifiers, 0namia.—The recently which filIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIIIIIIIiIIIIllIIIIIIIIIllillllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE were unable remain in Minnesota to was installed the of Holy Bless-ed Sacrament, the father in tower made by David Bogen, Inc.; and . blessed Cross church and ded- prior, in behalf of the community, % were the timer which is the first be to icated St. Odilia by the Very thanked Nash- Joseph Ewen of to SAUK CENTRE ' made by the ’ Automatic Electric Koch'th j’ Rev. John Van den Bosch, prior wauk, donated the chimes who to of Mankato. There company Fathers. are of Crosiei' the Crosier monastery. keyboard for manual chimes Purchased a The blessing and dedication, and record player with records a Parts In 3 which performed by the prior were KINGS DIAMOND Catholic hymns, of both which of ARNDT’S delegation the by of Bishop of BERGGREEN The itself purchased in set purchased for the was tower were St. Cloud, took place Oct. 5. three which The chimes, parts: by Mr. Ewen. This MAIN IIATCHERY particu- room FUNERAL HOME After the which made by Liberty Carrilons, lar which himself ceremony, was were he installed, set, U.S. Certified White Leghoriis CORRIGAN is valued C. A. $2,500. at Meet PTA Hold Oct. 22 U.S. Approved Ilcavies to The timer Phone R W will ring Westminster 84 84 or Commercial Feeds and 15 minutes notes from 6 every Poultry Supplies Souk Minn. Centre, Three 9 times to each am. p.m. When gavel the calls and from Holy Spirit, Mrs. Al Nol- order to day will it automatically ring the the meeting Cathedral high of den. Angelus. The timer throws an school Parent-Teachers’ associ- automatic switch about min- The members faculty will two of the RONDESTVEDT FARM EQUIPMENT ation o’clock, Oct. it 22 at 8 before playing. on This utes be in the auditorium for individual warms will be wielded by the 1952-53 the three amplifiers interviews in o'clock. the Following at 7 up McCORMICK-DEERING IMPLEMENTS FARM chairman, Edward Zapp. After chiming, the business tower the meeting, the Hostess the lovely little hilltop room. AN VIEW of INTERIOR officers Other who club have been will in the school off. The amplifiers lunch cuts serve power can Refrigerators—Home Freezers Farm & Supplies Cold Spring dedicated the Assumption chapel of at to responsible for the planning cafeteria. and be used for of broadcast. type any so 625° 7 the Virgin is shown above. The of Our Lady Blessed Mary statue arranging the of meeting Fred Souk Centre are Minn. the Annual altar original which carved by farmer- above the is the Parley of Nurses Hughes, vice president; Mrs. John was artist, Ambroziz Joseph. J. of St. Kropp, Sister Mary treasurer; CONVENIENT TERMS Mark, and her assistant, secretary; AGAIN RAPIDS ‘ Hill Sister Paschal. Series WINNER 0! SAUK Instruction Begun “ Hears Milwaukee Priest As last AWARD the ACADEMY organization IASNION year, will bringing concentrate on as STAFFORD BROS. the families of 848 many repre- At Spirit Parish of Holy AAAAAAA school sented in the population Little council Falls—The diocesan established annual meet- was into active membership. Last SAUK RAPIDS HDWE. (0. year, ing the of Diocesan His in 1949. interest and Council of encour- something than 65 cent more per Catholic Nurses have long been held in St. in- agement was an became GRANITE EXCHANGE BLDG. active members before the Gabriel’s hospital spiration motivating Oct. and force for 23. Hardware, close Major Appliances, of school Vouk requested the Furniture At meeting of the Mrs. Ray that the October term. the of the diocese. nurses Membership chairman notify for the Spirit all her of members the Holy prefects of The main speaker the anyone at par- occa- Sauk Rapids. Minn. Earl Cariveau. is Mrs. Phone 375 Her should whom greeting card ish, the mission of the sion year the to Rt. Rev. Monsignor groups a now was prepared to opiiality Be assistants include least at Edmund parish, with Mrs. Harry Beumer be J. sent. one Goebel of the Arch- r member each from parish having diocese chairman, large dis- of Milwaukee. arranged Monsignor Mrs. Scharcnbroich as Sylvester a LITTL students enrolled. The chairman Goebel is the of altar linens superintendent play and vestmcnts of temporarily appointed chair- was from Mary’s St. Cathedral is Mrs. schools in the archdiocese which had made by the vari- and been also FALLS of the orphanage mendingr Dill man Louis Mischa; from St. Paul’s, is member the of Wisconsin a replace ous groups. committee Mrs. Ed to Ben Mrs. Koerner; Holy from An- State Board of Nurse Examiners. Schill, the addition completed who is moving of In the to out gels’, Mrs. Mayme Collins; from He spoke \ the theme “Focus I on on articles, parish. several have I ' groups St. Augustine’s, Mrs. Pat Meagher; new - - the Spirit of Nursing.” . pledged contribute other items to M u s H The called from St. Anthony’s, E president attention Mrs. Al W’algreen D Phone 8 are the church. A discussion for altar of the of ethical and the fact that discarded in Gross Mrs. Arnold Fritz; from new to newer toys Agency Little Falls, Minn. WEE—21.“, problems in nursing Sacred Heart, Sauk Rapids, good condition would be appreci- Mrs. The Minette Rev. James was con- was Prayprbooks, ducted by Fathers Rosaries Patrick Riley, ml Other Religious Articles Wilfred Schwankl and Mrs ated by the Women’s Domi- introduced the the guild for by to a group James Minette, and Harold Dim- nic Hennen; from St. Francis, Sar- its Christmas boxes for needy president, Mrs. James Lansing. merling. Portraits 0 tell, Mrs. Curran— Lowell Hocksprung; from Studio children. Inauguratinu‘ series of instruc- a St. Peter's, Mrs. Peter Thomas; 0 Csndids tions family will life, which be His Excellency, Bishop Peter W. Lunch served. on - was romeo UNDEI commit Aumosirv or "II COCA-COLA Iv from St. John Cantius’, Mrs. Ar— the Pius Bartholome based teachings of also addressed the O Commercial on COCA-C01 Harold Bauci'ly and A BOTTLING Mrs. Mrs. C0. CLOUD OF ST. thur Schaefer; from St. Joseph’s, It XII, Father stressed the Phone Minctte through the efforts 866 group. r was 125 E. Broadway 0 Photo Finishing Roman Truzinski cocliaii'- l were Waite Park, Mrs. Ray Theisen; of Bishop Bartholome value human of the life. that the Fs'n'M of lunch committee 5 which men a EBures In speaking practical 'n'n'n'n of Ageni Hardware included Mrs. Leonard Birk, Mrs. paro- Co. w. c. WEBER, The Right Man Represent (he chial problems be indicated that to Wallic Oster, Mrs. Henry Reif, churches built through sacri- Second District Mrs. George Smith, and Mrs. Hardware were Coal and General Insurance TOPCOATS fice and the salvation the of Weidner. George MV- Home VOTE FOR Appliances people church depended the on AUTO FINANCING ‘ The special gift. Maytag to Mrs. Washing went Machines 4 / themselves. Bottle REAL ESTATE ED Gris LOANS VOS Frances Gertken. Games :sTclephone Were 45 Little Falls, Minn Phone 569 FatheiuMincttc thatl announced 117 S. E. First St. played for entertainment. 'u'u'u'u'n'n'u'u'n'u's's's'n's's'u'b'u's'n'uiu he would be available the to pray Square will dancing provide the Rosary individual homes for at entertainment the regular at next County Commissioner the FOR month October all days OVER of FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS on meeting which will be Nov. 4, on Friday (32:30 except at STEARNS COUNTY p.m. Ilonse Sinsonet . New election day. Funeral The audience pleased with was Remember the polls to Farm to married, children 5 go owner. several selections by Mr. Conver- . Distinctive Economical 7 Krsin terms Town Clerk and before Digni the lied coming as Personal Serrice vote to —— — his “bones.” ette Member of School Board, District 98 on ,meeting. Telephone 666 Director Minnesota Town Board Officers Lillle Falls, Minn. . Smart Preceding the Mrs. program, President, Albany Mutual Telephone Ass‘n. HistoiHiFEiicTures Prepared Lansing conducted take the business to of Cal liolic Service care in the proper way. GENERAL ELECTION meeting which at reports were a 1' * made by committee chairmen. TUESDAY, NOV. 4th Pol. Adv. inserted in his own RUSSELL Mrs. Al BURTON Nolden Raglan! and Joseph Hcl- . PLUMBING behalf by CO. Ed Vos John’s for which St. At Univ. Your Vote and Support regular pol. have tcrline, cochairmcn rates been of the bouja Will Be Appreciated paid. . Sleeves committee, thanked Set In the respective for all assistance and do. COMPLETE-LINE groups OI" PLUMBING FIXTURES H01— Collegeville.-—Dr. Hjalmar . Zipouls AND SUPPLIES nations. DIETMAN'S and, noted author and historian, GROCERY Water System Water Heaters Mrs. Pearl Scherer Water s presented Softeners — — addressed students of the St. DIGGING M ACHINE DIGGING FOR ALL Father Minette to all the NEEDS kitchen John’s university the subject of Septic Tanks Cesspools Water on equipment which and Sewer she had Trenches obtained — -— GROCERIES the Stone ' Kensington Oct. 9. MEATS ' DIGGING CONFECTIONERY FOOTINGS FOR BARNS. BUILDINGS, through Tweeds coffee . ETC. and can covers Phone dedicated Dr Holand, who has Write or coupons. .. Regular Week Boys, A.M. 7:30 6 P.M. Lillie to Phone 189 188 Fall Minn. his life toward the interpretation Lincoln, or Gabardines s. Minn. Friday 3W 7:30 A.M. RM. to 9 8th Ave. So. Telephon 520 1130 1 Telephone e 120 of the inscriptions of the Ken- Sundays 8:30 A. M. P.M. to 12:15 DIAMOND Cloud. Minn. St. RINGS sington Stone, and toward de- Worsteds . FOR THE BRIDE TO BE fending its historical authenticity, PRAIRIE made interesting statements many Jewelry Weiman’s and which tend comments to prove What Makes Bill And his beliefs. The Kensington Stone of A variety great Across from found A’lexandria, Minn., was near styles, colors and Granite Exchange Building ms- Tom So Hep? and located is in the Smith- now LONG PRAIRIE CREAMERY / terisls await ASSOCIATION sonian Institution in the nation’s your so- capital. Iection. In sports and studies, too, the Louella Butter Holand Dr. is the author of nu~ who boy drinks Quality Milk historical His works. merous I’asleurizéd Milk and Cream least TWICE day. stands books The Kcnsington, at Stone and a Phone $17.75 $75.00 18 to Westward From Vinland tell Long Prairie. better chance throw Minn. to off a about the pre-Columbian history colds fatigue and and show of America, and of the Norse dis- physical and mental more and en- coveries explorations COLD in SPRING , durance. Get the Quality America. ' habit I the Clergy! Notice “Q to ,, More Of Neighbors Your Are inking D THE WENNER CO. have We of Black complete stock Gabardine Zip- a In So Many Ways-— QUALITY MILK Hardware, Black Suits Black Coats, and Hats. Furniture, out Imple~ merits, Fuel, Furnaces and FORD M E P I E R Plumbing $55 $8.50 Topcoals Hats Suits $52.50 Cold Spring Granite Licensed . Prod- Embalming For Home Delivery PHONE 8 Melrose Motor (0. MEMORIALS, Inc. Ph 432 C°Id Sim” °“° ' Can All subject Clergy Be Discount. prices Helpful iicls to MELROSE. MINN. Phone ITI. Melrose, Minn. 0 Rainbow WE SPECIALIZE IN MEMORIALS and Diamond Gray . ,, V , FOR CATHOLIC CEMETERIES SALES and SERVICE grit at feed poultry your or SAVE WITH -. SAFETY Empire Built—Eternal the Hills u dealer. . , ) 1‘ I ‘ . and Value Mill Quality for Over Forty Years ends . from the Cold . - a“ ,_ ~ Springd giant for Federal founda- Savings Loan & Accounts provide safety with good LITCII FIELD P. co. walks, earnings. Funds lions, etc. received by of r the 10th month eways, any are credited with earnings from the first. GI othes New . ggregate and granite-sand Store MAYTAG PRODUCE The I‘RIGIDAIRE CO. V - Cold Spring, at Isle, Morton Each Account Fully Insured $10,000.00 to up BOTTLED GAS RANGES & and Odessa, Minnesota. Foley, Minn. Phone 86 SECURITY We FEDERAL Pay Highest Prices for Your Cold the Office Cloud Spring Post St. Opposite in Granite Co. POULTRY, EGGS, and HIDES WOOL , The firms _ listed here deserve SAVINGS to & LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 he remembered when dis- you COLD are SPRING. MINNESOTA tributing patronage the dif— your to MELROSE, MINN. 822 St. Germain (crept Street Cloud lines St. of business. ‘