.. v THE -I I 19533 REGISTER CLOUD ST. Friday, February 13, FOUR PAGE Ordo Superintendent Has Pastor of Cathedral High Service Honored Entering oh on Athletics Joint Committee / Post in flan.me requestl Held between J. Shirley of Mora ships Minnesota of Robert high At the I are group MASS Lind schools colleges. DAILY socia- school, John of Roose- and, FOR president of the A high This dis- Keller, Pre—Lenten Feb..13——Friday. Virginia; concluded school, Jack cussion with the College, velt high of Minnesota the tion rec- Mam previous high. of South school, Min- ommendation Wells of that joint day. Alphonse Kremer, superin- week Rev. a com- “De— Collect Second high school mittee athletics Cathedral neapolis, for the be high school, named by Sunday. of tendent on Association theDead, Ike acknowledged the college the of Secondary us,” third for appoint- for his fend has group: group; Tract, Omit Universityof School Collect. of the Principals and Armstrong the Fourth Joint Committee Asso- the ment to any on Nels Minne of Win- ciation Minnesota Minnesota, of I’Colleg'es Violet vestments. 'Creed. Athletics. no of Mass 14-Saturday. Teachers’ college, study State the problems. The to Feb. Joint' Committee This was nona pres- Holy Perry Moore of Joint Committee f‘Hail, and Hamlin ent Athletics beginning appointed by Curtis Our‘Lady yoriginally on : Collect second is realization .Gloria, agreed .the of that Parent.” of Minne- ' Johnson, president the to serve. pro: Min- posal. Ghost. In order all- third Holy Secondary represent Valentine, Association of to St. sota athletic conferences, inserting nesota' the Our Lady, of and Preface School Principals, Robert Specific problems which have White ‘ veneration.” vest— membership of the committee in- 'six consist “in Keller, of to mem- been suggested for consideration cluded the following appoint- Serving the high ments. bers. for school include the interpretation of the . Sun- president 15—Quinquagesima As of the Inde- ' Feb. ments: reviSed North'Central policy Belgian on Worker Col- Priest Secon high Special Mass. pendent school league, the day. athletics in of the Minne- terms Jovita, and Rev. Arthur Anderson Min- Faustinus of Sts. ‘lect - situation, sota recruitment of us,” Creed, academy, “Defend nehaha Minneapolis; Collect third Speaks Joseph in St. athletes in high school by the Preface. Violet vest- Dr. John C. Cochrane, president Trinity ‘ colleges either within or group, ‘State Teachers" of the College ments. St. Joseph—The Rev. Robert outside financing of athletics Pre-Lenten Athletic iii—Monday. Conference Board of St.’ Feb. Kothen, former" assistant direc- andhathletes, all-star games, con- yesterday. of Cloud; faculty day. Mass representative week a Christian of the Young tor eligibility, t1nu1ng bases for ath- Smith us,” “Defend the Midwest from College Collect Second con- \ Workers in Belgium, addressed letic scholarships ' and their rela- fourth Dead, Prof. the ference, Ralph Henry third for of any sociology the Col- students at tlon other to scholarships, the Violet vest- Carleton and Creed. college; the Rev. Distributing No Collect. Co. lege Benedict Feb. of St. 11. rule, amateur athletic awards, Alphonse Kremer of the Cath- ments. Abbe Kothen is the author and championship of games. Pre-Lenten School Feb..,17——Tuesday. olic High association. Marriage—The Great Mystery, yesterday, Mass Dr. C. W. Boardman, day. week as secre- translated by E. J. and Ross, of Dead. Collect'for the the of North Central omit tary Abut asso- books number of other pub- a ciation, discussed with Violet vestments. the Asso- lished in Europe. _ Ash 18—Wednesday. ciation of Minnesota Colleges Feb. his , \Well known Europe in for his Sec- deliberations Special Mass. participation in Wednesday. of work social philosopher and ‘ i as a ‘ ' ' third “De. ' ’ the St. Simon, North Central Committee Collect ond . on economist, he St. Peter’s, is spending the chaplain. Thein'ew of of St. force pastor HUGHES, parish trustee FRED special as a Preface, us,” Athletics. Although Minnesota fend Lenten in Langpis looking ‘Father the United States Rev. Raymond the. present on. year ranks high for Postcommunlon. sanity in prayer-after last athletics, Cloud, presents St. church, Peter’s a has been in and the Catholic Aschoff a"parish farewell feted party at at was recommended he study'of vestments. Violet the who Rev. Building INTERESTED Aschoff, University of America is auditorium Monday for the‘ the Institute eve“: Ralph pastor, the to on Special _ 19—Thursday. situation purse in of relation- terms Feb. United studio) few months. air by Harry’s States ning, Jan. 26.(Photo past service in the leaving for “Defend army Collect Second Mass. Rapids Unit Sauk and “Almighty eter- _ third us,” IN INTEREST? REQUIESCANT special PACE Preface, n'a” Lenten IN » * Violet end of Mass. at prayer Installs Officers vestments. Certificates of Deposit St. at Special Mass, 20—Friday. Feb. Cloud National Bank 21/2% pay lack was the Father F. C. Because of of Heart church. (Ed. Mrs». Foster member of yesterday. Sacred. note: Host Philip otherwise Mrs. space Rapids—Installation a interest three as same Sauk over years of on the her the fol- officiated. Surviving in previous issues Christian Falque Mothers. report on “ are of- Browerville.—-Requiem Mass Violet vestments. was . of $500 amounts Rates funerals has been delayed J. Desmarais, three lowing until officers husband. E. of the Christian or more. sons new Peter’s church for Marcia Lorna Jans ' St. fered Jan. 27 in ‘this week.) from three daughters. and .11/2'to 21/1. % for early-ma-- Mothers’ place society took Jan. The in Host. died 23. the Mrs. Philip who held Mora—Funeral services , Thos. Anderson were Lou Carlson Earns Edward Powers Mary turing Burial certificates. officiated. Interest Rev. Al Kraemer is paid was Sacred"‘Heart church ‘ Marcia here. St. Mary's church Offi- Jan. 14 in for Ed- Pelican Rapids—Requiem Staples—Funeral services for Mass Mr. Host in the parish cemetery. was sur- by Bank Check Mr. Lorna Jan’s, daughter and six infant of months. the for ensuing every year cers children: Ed- who died Jan. 28. Jan.»9 in St. Leonard’s church are Powers, .82. offered the following ward vives with Catholic Mrs. Harris Jans. Marcia Lorna Jans Ph.D. U. Stop in tomorrow ask and about Mrs. Ben Gratzek, church Lou Carlson, died president; at Hdelscher held in Sacred for Mary 8, who Cloud; Frank Heart St. Mrs. ward, on were Jan. the Jans died suffocation in of 10 Henry Vincent J. this Kilanowski with the Rev. Fehren- Father offi- flexible, Leo Jan. 6. Santo insured (Eileen) Jan. 31 investment and Mrs. Mrs. Jack Giles, vice president; by her home. Marcia is survived par- Henry Bu- the Requiem Mass. the Browerville; Mrs. offering Burial in parish (Lorraine), bacher ciated. was ceme- Thomas DC. The Washington, brothers sisters. Mrs. and five and Jerome Burnett, ents secretary; —- (Rita), Kaluza rial the Evergreen Mr. Al in cemetery, and Mrs. Hans'Carlson. Hanson (Ann). Mrs. tery. was par- ofiiciated. Rev. Norbert Hinnenkamp has Cloud, St. Park, Route 2, Mrs. and Jerome Kampa, treas- Mrs. survive Jarosch (Marie), with Marjory, Mrs. Joseph sister, ents, Dockendorf Michael a Mrs. Heel, Sr. Frank Van Hayward John Edward Anderson Jr., (Dorothy). Mrs. Howard Wallace, brothers. and Richard Gaida two and urer. Monsignor Rockville.——The Rt. Rev. Heel. Francis—Frank Vun Sr.. S St. Pav- Leonard (Vennette),‘. Mrs. all'of Pelican Rapids. Kmetz work Cath- completed his the The following at members officiated the Requiem Francis Zitur at new who died Jan. buried in the 27. Philip Cpl; Minneapolis; (Betty). was lak Ernest LaFond also Universit, here the immaculate Concep- of High Mass in olic America. received: Lowell Mrs. parish following Requiem cemetery were statloned Col. Leo-"Host, Host and a in Little Falls—The. Rt. Rev. Monsignor Michael church Feb. 4 for Mrs: tion offered Francis’ Mass Jan. St. 30 in Rudy, has Mrs. and Ph.D. and Teresa. Lat Ardo Wrobel, degree. Islands: Mrs. Bermuda the came a T. Leo Kcaveny officiated the Re- Buria-l at died Feb. Docke‘hdorf, '77. who 1. church. the Surviving following followmg the Also surviving sons home. are Reinard are Gohl, Mrs. Paul Haus, church quiem Maris in St. Mary’s Surviving in parish the cemetery. daughters: Leonard, Melrose; Mrs. was and Koppes, Nick sister: brothers and Jan. Ernest LaFond. 19 for who Mrs. John Peterson, following daughters and R. Mrs. Jul- the on are' son: Zinniel, Ray St. Mrs. John Francis: Burlington. Alex-Koppes, Browerville; died Jan. 15. Burial in Calvary the (Susan).‘ Seattle. M. Hanson Mrs. A. was Stellmach, ius Holdingford; Mrs. Roering, Anthony Thomas Fitz- Mrs. Chicago: and W. M. Sietman, 1a.; Mrs. Survives LaFond Mrs. with cemetery. (Marian). Abel Anderson Wash; Mrs. Grey Eagle: Hubert, Little Bercheirt, Durban. South Africa. Albert Koppes. patrick, Mrs. Wippler, Frank daughters, Mrs. Eugene LeDoux 11].; two Louis. Mrs. Minneapolis; Chicago, ‘- Sauk; Peter, Andrew, Clar- Host Freeport; Mrs. grandchildren. There 34 ’ are Victor Mrs. Koska, (Addie), Little Falls, Albert and Mrs. and Mrs. Paul (Cele), Herbert Weisman Mrs. Arthur Lawrence Norbert, parish issa; and St. Paul; Stephen’s of St. member 400 was a EAST ST. GERMAIN (Laura), Chad. ST., Rank St. brother. Mrs. A ST. CLOUD, (Frances), and Ed Schneider MINNESOTA MEMBER-F. D. Pikus. I. C. Lambert, Moth- and Albany. Christian Minneapolis the and - in the Rockville. Amidie LaFond, member of all of last (Veronica), Rothstein ers' society. . the Wash. grandchildren and 28 family. resides Olympia, Church in There 31 are. Schneider John ' Remodel Sophia Mrs. Burns great-grandchildren. School Farm' Home Breckenridge.—Funeral services were C ‘Little Falls—Funeral services J. Grossman Jo were Mary’s church in St.‘ conducted Jan. .29 n conducted Jan. Mary’s church 19 in St. died Jan. Schneider. who John '76, for who Spring—John J. Grossman. Cold Sophia for Mrs. Burns, died 92, who BIL-paint the Petermeier offered Rev. The 26. in the parish Feb. buried died 1, was Monsignér Jan. Leo 15. T. Keaveny the with the assistants, Requiem Mass following Requiem Mass of- cemetery 8. offered the Requiem Mass. Burial in was the Symons, deacon; and John Rev. church. St. Boniface's fered Feb. in 4 North Star the St. Cloud. in cemetery subdeacon. Surviving Dolinar, Rev. A. survives with daugh- Grossman Mrs. a ' Repair Surviving the following children: are daughters: following and the Maple Meierhofer, sons Jeanette are Mrs. ter. Belle. Mary C., Edward H., and St. Everdell: Joseph, Minneapolis; Leo. Richard, Minneapolis. Lake; and son, a Cloud: James. Sacramento, Calif.; and Edwin and William, Ashland,‘ Wis.; also sisters The following brothers and Buckier Mrs. Louis (Magdalen). Washi- Benezet, Sister Breckenridge: Louis, Roch- Michael, survive: Mathew, Avon; the Here's Boer That ington. D.C. There nine grandchil- Brush- Conzemius, are Staples: Mrs. Carl Kreger and Mrs. Margaret Mrs. ester; (EIIIIIIE dren and six great-grandchildren. Russow. Fairfax, v‘ale; Rudolph Mrs. Henke. St. Cloud.‘ Helen There are'five Speaks for Itself Friedmnnn Mary Irene Groveton. Va.; Charles Nags. Mrs. Va.; grandchildren. John Grossman was a Arlington, Charles Monday. Mrs. Eden Valley—Mary and Irene Friedmann, Catholic member the Order For- of of DISTRIBUTED BY died Jan. Va. 51. who buried 19. in the was esters. - . a Mrs. parish following cemetery Requiem E. J. Desmarais Frank a Humbert Mrs. ‘Kemp’s Staples.—Mrs. Mass offered Jan. in the Assumption 22 Co. Ice Cream Desmarais, E. J. 66. , churoh. Father A1 J. Gruenes ofiiciated. Marcela—Requiem Mass offered was Jan. 28, laid in who died rest to was Surviving her Mr. and Feb. Patrick’s church 4. in St. for Mrs. parents, are following Evergreen the cemetery a Mrs. Joe Friedmiann Eden Valley. of Frank Humbert, 93. who died Feb. 1.. Cloud, Minn. Phone St. 567 Jan.’31 offered in the Requiem Mass Joseph, Leisdon The Rev. Francis Julig officiated. Bu- rial parish in the Sur— cemetery. was Browns Valley.——Funersl services for madam viving following children: the are Joseph Leisdon. who died KNAPP Friend 57, Jan. 14, Fret-taxed for ST. CLOUD PLUMBING'a White Trail, Mrs. a Frank. Mont.: Agnes ’VMEYER held‘in Anthony’s church were St. on Belgrade: Melrose; Herman, Jan. the Rev. John 19, with Betten- ELECTRIC CO. Ida Winsor, Minneapolis; and AWNINGS dorf the HEATING offering Requiem Mass. Burial 4-volume easy-to-use Charles, Milwaukee. There 24 are in Calvary The cemetery. Electrical parents, Contractors was grandchildren great-grandchil- and 85 Construction Mr. Mrs. Leisdon. Co. and Bernard Specialize sur- ‘ Residential Commercial and We in dren- ANDREW vive following - with the brothers SAINT and of dmrlptlon. any Indu'tri‘l Whirl! Churches, Caroline Wei. Schools, Mrs, Hospitals Mrs. Joseph sisters: Dickmann, Beards- Redwood AIIIIIIlnuIII Canvas — — ley Mrs. Leo .Buller Morris Tel. Mrs. SI.- Cloud catalog/“"{ENA-rnrflumrms - ' St. Cloud—Funeral . ‘ ’ ' I services were 104 Roosevelt Drive St. Cloud Thslson. Fred San Francisco, Calif.. DAILY . . “- co. MISSAL ' ,Residential & Feb. in St Marys Cnthe_ conducted 7 Mrs. Arnold Hendricks. Barry; BeniaJ dral Mrs. Caroline for Weis, 58, who . ‘ Alexandria; min. Herman, Minne- and Commercial: Burial died Feb. 4. in the A‘ssump- * was l CoNLQN F apolis. tion Mr. Weis survives with cemetery. THIELMAN ‘ Helen: Mrs. Dickmann Granite City Construction following children: Edwin the Mrs. Browns Valley.——~:Requiem Mass (Lorraine), Burbank, Calif.; Evenson was HARDWARE Electric 00' offered ,Jan. in St. Anthony’s church 26 Berkeley, Calif.; Dominic Arnold, Mrs. Constructionflo. ' Prop. Mrs. who for Helena Dickmann, (Eleanore), 64, Wiatrowski Mrs. Edwin Ed Meyer, died Father Donald, Jan. 22. John Bettendort Kirchner (Angeline). and St. Sporting Complets Electrics] Paints Sonics 0“ 6,95“ WW0" — Melee officiated. Burial in Calvary Cloud: Richard U.S.N.: Wilfred, in the Second Avenue, N.E. 12 was ceme- you“ Lighting and Wall Fixtures Floor beeseclwory Goods — Surviving following chil- Carol. tery. the Phone Berkeley, Calif.; Jeanette and 429 1 'St. Cloud are Plug Installations. ...agifttlwatmoy Frank, Brothers dren: Bernard. home. and sisters surviv- Conrad, Joseph, at Clo‘uu L ST. CLOUD, MINN. 1-7, 7th Ave. St. 50., ST. CLOUD. MINN. the with all of Beardsley; Popular ing Inerad and Herman Hopke and Mrs. Henry Sykora year! dayofthe are (Theresa): Doline, St. Cloud; and Frank Mrs. Gibson (Cath- Mrs. Mary Forest travelerorbusine’sspermbecousc Hopke, Santa Calif. erine); Leo (Helen). Ana. Mrs. Berning and FRANK w. JACKSON Mrs. Leo Reinart (Phelomene). There TRAYNOR 5 CLOUD ST. Henry Torborg, Sr. it"seasytosliphwtopochetor and ' grandchildren. Mrs. Dickmann 26 a o Richmond—Henry Torborg, Sr., 75. shoplified & ASSOCIATES, member of the Christian Mothers Inc. w It: s- a oo- now C0. PAINT who died Feb. 3, buried in the and St. Anthony’s guild. HERMANSON was parish following Requiem type- cemetery ' Mrs. Mary E. Foster 3 ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS Feb. Mass offered 66 in the Sts. Peter Patrick—Funeral St. services Andrew Wlfi-pmfolderonfhesm were Mautz Paints ARCHITECTS FIRE Paul and church. Mrs. Torborg sur- ECCLESIASTICAL DESIGN conducted Jan. Patrick's 28 in St. following vives with the children: Ray- Box Telephone .1630 and church E. 56 bindings Mrs. Henry for Foster. 94. Missed. was. prices. Daily ' Johnny Schirber, Prop. Dubua‘ue. 1a.; James Nolen, mond, Mrs. Exchange 25. 21‘ Granite Bldg. died Jan. who The Rev. C. M. Haupt Building American National Bank on EVERY -1: Waite Park; Mrs. John Worms and St, Cloud. Minnesota offered the Requiem Mass. Burial .613 First Street South was BOOKSHOP Edwin Schleper, St. Cloud: SAINT CLOUD Mrs. Mrs. . Cloud, St. Minnesota Renville in the Surviving cemetery. Edward Geers. Richmond: Meinrsd, Ed- , 'vpunposc the following children: Charles, are I; win, and Robert. home. Henry Tor- at Robert, John. Helen, all and of St. Eighth South Avenue 11 member borg St. Joseph's of was a. so- Schellinger— Patrick. There grandchildren. Bros. 12 are ciety. ' SCHNEIDER ST. CLOUD . Bishop ' Urges Rosary ‘ BUILDERS _ C0. GLASS l-Yeai End Strike Contractors To Reliable FLOORING CO. ( 235SW Phons "LATIN. ANl' PLUMHINI’. APPLIANCES Cloud 14th So. St. 12! Ave. Phono Division St. 2828W 2316 Three Rivers, Que—In dra- LINO‘LEUM, a Silent Its CARPETING, I The Ihome of “Timken here! matic plea affect- end strike to KNEELING a PADS, TILING HOME MODERNIZING Now Automatic” Burners Oil o ERICKSON ELECTRIC ing 400 workers and their fam- HOME FINANCING 0 15-4“: Tel. Ave. 80. 705 Pelle- -D ilies, Bishop Leon ANDERSON George J. F. FOL 00R Cloud. St. Minn. SERVICE tier asked for daily recitation of , co. LUMBER the Rosary in chapels, churches, 191/, Ave., & Hwy. 52 .MATERIAL and homes in the BUILDING diocese. Wiring and Fixtures NEW Electric St. Cloud, H Minn. K 8. AMAZING COAL PAINT AND THE 626 Cloud 3rd So. St. Ave. Minn. Cloud. St. Telephone 1911 Co. WIlHElM‘ CAR AMER/CAN 3864—-—51‘63-W Phones co. ROOFING 1330 Cloud No.-—St. 8th Ave. Years roofing experience 30 WIRING FARM CITY & around in and St. Cloud Write free estimate Call for 2506-1“ St. 50. Phone 582 or ST. CLOUD THE ‘ Mm Zahinski .Iohn COMPANY DONLIN THE Telephons Manufacturers of Building Contractor P. 0. Box sac us: NOW bas‘lound science way a 0 . . . Just them;- the Res. without South of Airport 532 Interior Finish hard Doors Sash water tame to 203—16th Avenue North St. equipment! Cloud costly . . . .calr, . . . filter: or Germain 535 Cloud E. 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