21, THE Friday, November 1952 REGISTER 51'. CLOUD ( ' PAGE THREE Moss? "'Time Prep Offered Requiem St. ls John's Out Between Rehearsals 3-Act Ploy Is Scheduled ‘ ByCollecjeville Students Wheaton in For Trustee Names i’Voice' ‘ \ Collegeville.——The“ Jude God,- the novelist; of part the Michael Contest Winner blas, three-act mystery murder Wheaton.—=A lRequiem Rev. Karel ‘by Solemn deacon; and the rEttel, a senior from White Bear, a William Edwin Barry, subdeacon. has been who Pecovnik, Dumont, is cast the Mass mysterious offered Nov. in Ave as 4 was t‘olbe ghosen the first high Blunt; school and Thomas Kohls, faithful Mr. Krajeck“ Was Maria church here a for Anton a. play production of the from at Cologne, who church plays Maria senior trustee of Ave year Krajeck, _who Oct’. died Collegeville.——Gordon 70, 30. Trous- St. John’s. the of Martin, part held the he office Servant. for 30 - years, an ,. dale Rev. designated Nov. The 12 Nicholas -Kr‘aemer 01f- was The on role of Inspector The his death. play, Burke will be the time of is presented at ,fered 1952 winner of the St. John 's the Mass assisted the by played by Richard in, Hayden, St. John t university he his lifetime During e a. was very reparatory “Voice Democ- of Rev. Henry Seitchen, Nich- St. from Chicago, and orium Tuesday; and senior Clar- Nov. community affairs and active in on racy” contest. Froehle, senior from 25, 7:45 ence Ait- 'of the a d i Served to at p.m. r as r e c Taking kin, plays first place St. the at The play of has part Perkins. its setting Co-operative in Wheaton creamery, an. , John’s The last Rev. the Gregite Cuthbert‘ enchanting, if Soukup, Coo—operative Shipping year, not enchanted, Wheaton- - senior 'from 8.8.3., Bismarck, N. directing Dale, produc- 300-year-old the mansion. is association, Farmers :Co-opera- An regiotials went to win the in ambitious Tra- novelist ion. association, on Elevator tive sets out to ' St. Cloud. like however, solve Bureau a,murder Farm was, that County asso- verse was com- eliminated in the finals. state mitted Credit in Morris. Production the ciation; mansion. The plot, Central which Morris, rapidly the Following becomes association of closely in second intrigu- associ- ido'l LivestOck Co-operative and third places, centers an around respectively, in ing, and the which South St. Paul, Mi- ation of is hidden Maurice Mihelich and precious ruby. were a Tara Mutual Fire Insurance An Indian Ryan chael hypnotist _whose scripts like- who knows com- j also ,, Wheaton. He the of wise rated high in of the secret idol content, was gains pany the committeeman of county originality, entrance the and delivery. to mansion la and ad- Marketing and Production his hypnotic bring uses to Like all of the scripts written power Township ministration, to'his submission super- a of the by seniors, juniors, and sopho- one and township, viso'r Clifton of household a servants. Trousdale’s affirmatively mores, Board of member theSchool of The mansion, itself, together endorsed “The democracy. man district 34. with strlange inhabitants, in the street,” section of the . a his by Krajeck is survived Mr. its hauntin gives script read, “prefers _e p the chal- ay g gillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIllillllllllllIllllllIlllllllllllllllllllE A Sulliv’an, TIME TAKING OUT 'BETWEEN second Mary Wyant, Elizabeth . R. Krax atmosphere. four' wife N. row, and lenges life sons: of guaranteed to ~ 8051”: SAINT‘GERMAINS. . Margaret Petsch, Eileen Potter, Richard Betting, H01- REHEARSALS In Minn.; James, for the leading roles jeck, Benson, the play three-act h‘ousewife are Gor- existence. The in ‘Slllllllllllllllllll James H. Murphy . and Sylvia Muggli. lNOt pictured is Menomonie, Michael don Trousdale, dingford; Herman, senior from her home desires the thrill High Ground, be' of presented Nov. to 27 8:15 a at ,O’Fallon, Dr. Jeffreys in the St. Frago, play. Sister Cloud, Roy, West Mai-cine Bismarck, Minneéota Wis.; and N. Dak., Who plays fulfillment the stale calm'of in St. ‘Joseph’s to auditorium right, left to ’are, ~ p.m. INSURANCE .College grandchil- of the of St. Benedict . .There 12 directing N.Dal:. is the are Utopia. The farmer in the first Mary Gallick, Ann David Lewis, Jane row, I . . . play. also survived is two dren. He ' y field ' will trade freedom not for Fluegel, Colleen Nilan,‘ Patricia Farley; and and Real Estate P. brotherz- a ’sisters and, rs. lllllllllli" beneficence, the truck Ground’ nor Wis.; Mrs. PreSenti’High Two Rivers, Becker, St.-Be__nedict’s driver his dignity for handout. Bldg.‘ yen/.4 Mary’s 203 St. Phone .19 a to and Antigo, Wis; Kotchi, Mary The teacher, the plumber, fill|Ill|||||lll|||||llllll|||i|||l||||||||ll|||lIll|Illl||[IlIll|||ll||||ll||lllll|llhTi Two Rivers, . . Krajeck, . Walter the the artist, pastor, for'all I Wis. “the Voice Democracy” of am. Nel- Paul The pallbearers Dra- still faith live were by. Faith to in Ausitin; a Joseph—The St. Ardelon field; Margaret Petsch, guards marooned in - , are ' Deal, Louis Kemp. a con- Albert just and good God, -son, faith in a Flu'e‘gel, Morris;. Jane David by flood. vent One the of matic club the College at of St. a Mullenbach, and Deal, Sam Al nuns, forefathers who fought for your ,EVERYONE Duluth; Richard Betting, Sister Lewis, Mary, believes her in- pall- Fridgen. Honorary M. J. Benedict with the assistance of freedom of eXpression. and .r. Forman, Dak.; and Sylvia nocent and helps 571%} . . to reveal the Clarence Johanson, bearers were tolerance for all, regardless of .‘ Johnny the Players of St. John’s Muggli, Richardton, N. .Da'k. identity of the . real criminalk ' C. Johnson, Gust O. Krenz, Otto color, creed.” will race, or university, Collegeville, will Mary Wyant Palisade, of and A. Warholm, G. Oscarson, pre~ The play is the under direction The prize-winning three-act the play sent High essay was Minn., isthe with stage Art Neill. manager of'Sister Marcine of the College broadcast ’\ last Friday night Ground, by Charlotte Héstings. on Bismarck, N. Joan Godfrey of Benedict. of St. love the St. John’s-On-The-Air It is be to staged Thanks- pro- assistant. ' Dak., her on as Sets in Society Roscoe Station WJON, St. giving Nov. gram over day, '27, 8:15 at ‘» p.m. Mothers'bnit Ground, which Christian The play High this Cloud. ' in St. Joseph’s auditorium. ' ' screen adapted for the under = was Social 23 Nov. Games ,/ The following members the of Thunder Hill, the title is are in‘ on Formed Foxhome ls in . of Osukis iitionary" D. l. theicast: 'Gallick Mary Ann Sar- brilliant artist, and the of sory a Marevol Mater Stabat Roscoe—The Eileen Potter, both of Minneap- Carri, ,who is about be Here's the at to Beer That ex- . Foxhome. W7 ( A Colleen Christian olis; Nilan, Agnes’ and Patricia the murder of her society of St. ecuted for mission par- ‘ Speak: Itself for \ Mothers Install Officers society organized Farley, St. Cloud; Michael was 0’Fal-‘ invalid brother. 0n. the 'way to new—- social in will ish games sponsor a this month for the of St. lon and Elizabeth Sullivan, DISTRIBUTED the she women Litch— her death house, and BY basement church Agnes’ St. the of Joseph’s ‘ parish here. Pl'oytegg Home ‘j beginning 8 Osakis.—-—New at officers Nov. 23 The following ‘ Kemp’s Ice Cream Co. p.m. officers were were Movie Current thi‘ngs elected the at and free meeting: awards will be Mmes. There installed for coming the at year John Friederichs, president; Don Cloud, Cone?! Phone lunch. St. the regular 567 Minn. meeting of the ' Hair ' Wilson, vice president; G. Nel- _ Daughters of Isabella. They are secretary; and B. J. Ehlert, son, Catherine Flynn, Gladys regent; Theater l movies treasurer. following list includes appearing The in at STETSON HATS! Professional-looking Rutten, Francis Mc- past regent; For Alexandria! Eden Valley, Chokio, Clarissa, Fergus these towns: , vice Donell, Margaret CLOTHES! regent; KUPPENHEIMER haircuts style‘. Falls, Morris, Randall, St. Falls, Foley, Little Melrose, Cloud, I \ recording any Van Eckhout, secre- (/16 SHOES! SQUARE 8/10/26 onossr Above . . . . . and Wheaton. / Sank Centre, , Grundman, Magdalene fi- tary; each; little (133 for cents A-l as Loietta nancial Lund- . secretary; THE . \ I Unobjectionable Adults Mai-ally for and Children All Others first Grace blad, trustee; ' " year ’ $100 like It’s getting 'ust Lone Country Star Apache second / Miller, trustee; 'ear - . 4 Yes, bristmas! this Old for . 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Morally Objectionable» fth- Everyone. l l V Greatest Fandel’s, .St. ‘Cloud, Minnesota Earth—(Objection: Especially because the Show of on Telephone 1640 following should he youth-appeal this film the objections of Please send'me the following: “Despite considerations carefully noted: certain mitigating this‘ film lends condone, and emotional of impact to' are an Home Playtex Hair Cotton @ $2.95 each killing. presented justify, the sinful of guments to act mercy 50 625° 75 2;: Adgir‘téonol Pluytox .Stglnlou 3 Blades—packages of dialogue”) It also and contains suggestive costuming Ulckll“ @ . a condolie' Lion to taking and the Harem—(Objection: Tends the UCharoI N‘M‘. CONVENIENT TERMS : the of law into one’s hands.) ‘ own ‘ “PLEASE PROMPT"!!! PRINT 1'0 “WEI!!! Uc‘°.D‘1 Tends _ Tiber—(Objection: condone Storm Over superstitious to mi“ s Emil; . AGAIN wmnsn or THE“ practices.) divorceil FASHION ACADEMY AWARD Illou for Me—(Ohjfintion: Reflects CITY the acceptability of ZONL STATE om, Everybody Check one! list gift wants STAFFORD Edward-Wong your Named BROS. ls labial». Cowlzht 1952 mum-noun by Latex Cowman nth Floor Fandel’s Notion} Dept.,_Main GRANITE “PTA'_P-reside'nt St.’ 'Paul EXCHANGE BLDG. ' ' ' V and Edward Wong places and elected other scenes 1* of ' was ‘ Pen‘ning, ' Alice first I president of St. Paul’s PTA interest. to O I 0 ; pupil, bulbar . . grade , , . was a complete the unexpired of term victim. During the six-day polio Timmers, has moved Loren who grades "weight and to, and seven, - illneés, . received Alice the of the parish. out I firstgand second _ respectively. sacra- , . , I Confirmation, which of ment children’s The Christmas Milwaukee, Of . WISCOHSIn . party The was. altar boys served lunch ' ' a ‘ - by administered the Rev. J hn recent planned'at also their after the meeting. _ ‘ was v I inythe Cloud Denery St. hospital. and St. HOSPITAL meeting. Paul’s will The FIRST CATHOLIC GROUP offer school to r, w Last May little Alice again have ‘an’informal . . was an V open P A i l “angel” the Communion for class. Sunday the before l house Christ- ' ' ' ' DISABILITY Policies t United o the o States v , in -- Her angelic smile and cheerful RELIGIOUS mas. , Speed With Queen ‘ you a ,‘~ disposition endeared Alice the Tentative to dates i for future whisk through 7- a can hearts all. Though of greatly the.PTA meetings of for the cur- I ' load washing hour in F . _. , an ARTICLES __- MODERN ‘ by *missed her brothers, LIFE INSURANCE parents, Also all PLANS of school announced rent were I year .- Speed thanks Queen's to . sisters, schoolmates, uncles, and . . . for Dec. and 21, Jan. 21, the I Bowl-Shaped fast washing l ' l all aregconsoled because they ‘March. last week in " now o r - r and tub Double Walls to \ _ have ‘interecessor heaven. in Father John Denery, V ' pastor, _ an. _ keep hot! ithe‘Calholli'cL V. 0 How water ’ The benefit being of service is extended the daughter She to K. ‘of Mr. our showed films of his trip recent was More‘ and home- . [more of theft. 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