THE CLOUD ST. REGISTER SIX PAGE Friday, April 3, I953 REQUIESCANT IN PACE Special Displays, Son Council Merino STETSON HATS! e Men For of CLOTHES! Scene KUPPENHEIMER Near-Riot John Hallek Clarence N. Kraemer 0010.: Mrs. Ronald Faber (Rosemary). South St. Paul: SHOES! and OSBY SQUARE Joyce CR and Darlene. Browerville.—Requiem Melrose.——Reuuiem Mass offered Mass 01'- Les‘Paul was was Music home. at Surviving brother and sisters fered March Joseph's church March Boniface's church 24 in St. 26 in St. for Tony, Buckman; Rome. MrS. John Urai, Although are Lilliputian John Hallek, who March N. Kraemer, who died 58, died Clarence 46, for —— T HE Buckman, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wiebe, Kuzniak the his mother, The Rev. S. B. March 24. Surviving 20. and are in the independent Repub— El Paso, Tex. area, V. J. Bozja Burial Mrs. Elizabeth Kraemer: brother. Rev. officiated. a. Mrs. Philip Geschwill in the Rev. Aloysius Kraemer, Browcr— parish Mrs. Mary the lic San cemetery. of Marino is was grappling Al Homes Show Buckmnn.——The Hallek survives childlren: ville: and his sisters: Mrs. Larry with three Rev. .l’aul Kunkel of- CLOTHES’ llNEW with massive problems. N. an.: ficiaterl Robert, Pensacola, Fla.; Flashe (Alam), Fargo, Mrs. U. S. the Requiem at Mass in St. navy. Dolores Minneapolis; Browerville. Donald (Esther), Michael’s and Richard, Rebb church and March 20 for Mrs. -In discussion in its Grand surviving (Emma), Glendale, Philip Also the following R. E. Watson Geschwill, sis- Mrs. who I949 69, died Mercury March are Council, the Left extremists, who Mrs. Schley (Agnes), Calif.: Mrs. Grant Hobert (Rose), 17. Burial the .Bsrney and ters: in parish was cemetery. STORE have been Surviving in August Masonick and Hawthorne, Ten Mrs. (Sophie), Calif. large her special for six husband, displays Philip, will and are power years, the Mrs. Werschler following Julian of Jude (Rose). all B. B. and daughters: Afin. nearly sons blows to with the came nearly augment - 250 commercial Virginia: Mrs. Mrs. Herbert Holmberg Ted Fischer, Mrs. Frank Ziskou- Lake—Funeral services Maple were opposition faction, led by Chris- (Pauline). (Celia), Minneapolis: sky and Mrs.Chris- Phillip, and all of St. Paul; Colud booths Office in St. March in St. Timothy's in Opposite Post conducted 26 the the St. Paul auditorium 6 Radio, tian Democrats. The Hal- Mrs. Peter passenger tine Lairdin. Billings, Leftist Mont, John Ilerseegel coupe. (Mary), Anchor- church Jude, March B. B. who died for when Iek the and Alaska: Better member of Rosary Homes the Mrs. Edmund Show Gorecki Foreign was age, Secretary, a with His Cecilia, verbally 23. wife, survives Healer and deluxe Holy (Frances), all Name societies. Brennyville: John, Mrs. the Min- following children: James. abusing the Christian its nine-day Democrats, Saturday, opens Nick run Dillenburg Mrs. Thielen Ed (Amelia), and Mrs. Richard, Victor neapolis; Mannato; and refused heed their to Alvin Janorschke request (Rose), Buckman. April it equipment. Pierz.———Funeral Loch, 4, William, Maple Lake; Jule revealed services Mrs. today. were was con- There 38 grandchildren. that the vital negotiations are ducted being Maple Lake; Chester Nelson, SPRING March church and Mrs. 26 in St. Joseph‘s COLD Cochairman Evar Mrs. Minneapolis. grandchil- for Ed There T. Cedar- Thielen. who died 10 Mrs. 42, Forrest conducted with Noggle Italy are be made $ 1 295.00 March The 23. officiating dren. priests leaf and Little Jay Ledy were of the FalIs.—Monsignor public, .~ The Christian Democrats '1‘. Leo spon- Henry Father Voiaht, Father Eilers Torborg. and Mrs. Keaveny officiated the Requiem soring Mass Builders Exchange Home walked out. Father Kunkel. Burial the in in par- Clear Lake.—Requiem Mass of- St. Mary’s was church March 4 for Mrs. was Showcommittee said ish all exhibit Surviving hus- her cemetery. Forrest March Marcus’ church are fered St. Noggle, 26 in An‘early 68, and who died March successful I. con- band, Ed. and and daughters, Joan two has been in Burial sold Henry anticipa- for Mrs. Eilers, who died March in Sacred space Heart was cemetery. clusion C0. WENNER to these THE protracted Lila. Also surviving following the Surviving Burial the parish are 23. in her cemetery. husband tion and of are two sis- record was crowds. Mr. Cedar— Grundmun Ways— Motors Many brothers negotiations So is In sisters: John, vital San Fran- the and for Mrs. Surviving the following and ters. A. B. Cook, Monticello, are and ‘ sons leaf said, “We look forward to cisco, Cslif.; Frank, Buckman; Wenzel. Mrs. J. daughters: J. Murphy, a Harvey, Romalt, and Clar- future prosperity of St. Cloud. San Marino, Imple- Furniture, Hardware, Tony, Mrs. Joseph banner Fritz, Bill and Mrs. in Dent—Requiem the building Paul; and Minneapolis; Ervin. St. Moss year offered ence, whose coffers Was and urgently in Furnaces. Fuel, ments, Klein, are Piers; Thomas Silver SpringS, March Mrs. 13 Melvin. Eileen Malloy, in Sacred Boise, Ida.: Heart decorating church industries.” for Li ncol n-Mercury need of Md.: outside assistance Marie Ksstonek after Mrs. Anna Plumbing and MrS. Catherine Mrs. Sylvia Fiedlcr, Viola Dietrich, and Mrs. 8], who died Prod- Granite Cold Spring Wickstrom, Minneapolis; Joseph Mrs. March Communist 10. of The Rev. Herkenhofi’. Minneapolis: Mrs. misrule. and Joseph To Besselarr Set Up Embalming Exhibits Licens ed years Conant, Van Calif.: Nuys, Edward, officiated. and Burial Laura Sohns, Mound. There Soles Service 24 the in parish are was - Hilln'ian. The special Mrs. Theilen Ed exhibits will Cold Spring be Phone Helpful cemetery. Surviving 432 set Can Be Also the mem- grandchildren. surviving the wsa a. following are ucts are ber the of Christian Mothers. children: The firms listed here deserve Donald, Mrs. H. following sisters and brother: Mrs. this to Gust week by the (luck Home Build- up Cloud s" St“ German. 40" (Lizzie). Slyder Arthur Graham Mrs. D. H. Goenner. Clear Lake; Mrs. Frank (Susan), Mrs. be remembered when dis- ers’ association, American Gray you Diamond In- are and 0 Rainbow Alex Seifert (Louise), George Wey- all Eilers, Browerville>Mrm Melrose.—Arthur of Pcrham; Graham. ’73. who tributing the patronage stitute to of Architects, your poultry and Mrs. Junior feed John Honor grit Dak.; Jake (Julia), at ranch, Tioga, N. Feuker, St. died March Dent. 20. buried or in the your was par- different lines of business. ‘L Achievement, Cloud. ish six following federal Requiem savings cemetery Mass Alphonse dealer. Peters 2 a. Joseph Preimesberger offered Mrs. March 23 in St. Patrick's and loan associations, St. Sank Paul Centre—Funeral services for church. The Rev. Francis Julig Joseph Little Falls.—Mrs. Preimes- Cold con~ Alphonso the Peters, 0 from ill ends who Housing Authority, accidentally Electrical was ducted the servicea. Surviving with berger, who died March 19, laid 63, killed Feb. was 15, hold Feb. 23 in founda- were the. plant for In pring Contractors for association, his wife the plas- the following children: Calvary follow- in the are step to rest cemetery Our Lady of the Angels church. The Gilbert, walks, Archie, etc. Oliver, Cloud; St. tions, driveways, and terers' union, Requiem Mass March ing offered 23 J. L. Rev. Shirley S. A. Renncr & C0. :1 conducted BRENNY the THOS. P. ser- Percy Fitzaimmons (Estelle). Mary's church. Monsignor rs. in St. vices. with the Rev. Sons, Inc, M. St. N. Krm‘mr‘r, Paul Dispatch- Mrs. William Crickmer (Myrtle), and ’1‘. Leo Keaveny ofi'icinted. Joseph granite-sand deacon: and and the 0 Rev. Aggregate Williarfi I\'Incr'k« Pionrer Press, and of Janet the Graham. inneapolis: Mrs. Carl I’reimesberger survives the fol- owners with subdeacon. Buriul nor. in FRIGIDAIRE Calvary Isle, Morton MAYTAG was Cold Spring, at EASTER PARADE '(Margaret), Wells St. Cloud; Potvin and carving exhibit. Auppel, lowing children: Mrs. Joseph - cemetery. Mrs. I’otcrs Slll'VIVCN‘ with Mrs. Minnesota. Ray Pilot Odessa, (Celeste), and Paul. St. RANGES Little BOTTLED & Owntonna; Elmer Girtz. GAS Mrs. the following: children: Sgt. James Les Paul Mary and Ford, Capi- There 13 grandchildren. Surviving Falls; Mrs. Kenneth Smart. Brainerd: Peters are and Col. Robert Peters, in the tol brothers recording and sisters Edward. will Phone Spo- stars, Foley. Minn. 86 display Simon, Puyallup, Wash: Jerome, and are armed force; and George, Richard, kane, Wash.: Patrick, Cloud: St. James, Bismarck, N. Dak. Also surviving Herbert. the and Mary voice are Ann and guitar home. at Also talents Co. Granite Cold Spring Trail: William. Willmar; and Mrs.‘ grandchildren 12 and three brothers. surviving his mother, Mrs. Peter are which have resulted in sales of Louis Arcand, White Bear. Mrs. Preimesberger member of Peters. the and following was brothers a and listed The firms here million deserve to ten of their Mrs. Mary Weismann multiple- the Mothers society. Christian sisters: John Peters, l’udun; Mrs, John MINNESOTA SPRING. dis- COLD remembered when be are Hilgcr you (Marie), sound Trumbull, records in Rockville.——Requiem four Mass Neb.: of- Mrs. They William Sitzman, Sr. was years. dll~ tributing the to patronage ’l‘ony your Kuerlor (Catherine). ______._l fered March St. Mary's 23 in church Wndcna; will feature their release, Buckman.—Funeral current services ferent lines of business. were Mm. Norbert Kcmpcr for Mrs. Mary (Magdalene), Weismann, who died Michael’s held in St. church March 10 “Sitting Top of the World,” Regal; Mrs. on Robert March The Weirlner 20. Rt. Rev. Monsign (Mar- r William for who Sitzman, Sr., died garet). Regal; selected this Leo, I'llkhorn, week “most likely Francis Zitur with Wis.; officiated, assis- and as March children The. following eight '7. PRAIRIE LONG Mrs, Harbor! Winter, San Diego, the Rev. Al Kraemer, deacon: Calif. ants, succeed” to by both Variety and survive: Henry, Paul; William, St. Jr., Alphonso Peters member the llutgen, the Rev. Hani'y subdeacon. of and was a and ~ Lavern, Minneapolis: Mra. Norbert Billboard magazines. Knights Columbus, of and Burial recently in the perish Two cemetery. was Maehren (Noelle), Olivia: LeRoy Mrs. elected _ trustee of Our Lady of the daughters, Mrs. a Backing Frank Herzog (Ruth), the Paul-Ford act Vandenrheuvel (Dorothy). Dupond, up Angels church. St. Cloud. and Charles Nelson Mrs. during 3:30 and 9:30 daily John Plemel p.m. (Veronica). St. Paul, There survive. is Vegetables shows stage will be Harris Nel- ASSOCIATION Nelrfon. granddaughter, Ann St. Also Cloud.~l{cquiom CREAMERY Mass PRAIRIE one LONG of- was surviving following I'red March nationally-known the sisters and in 21 Holy musical Angels' church are son, for John brother: Mrs. Barbara Plemel, Loch Mrs. and 82, who died March a, comedian who his in got start Mrs. Margaret Leither, lb. Watkins: Mrs. I’leml-I Evn survives with the Louella Butter varieties Olivia, Minn.; the Gaudsmith following Theisen. La Dak.: children: Moure. N. and Ed- Lawrence. in the U. S.,nnvy Brothers ward Lutgen, Nicholas. and St. Weis- in their Mrs. Sun Francisco; playful Anthony, and Cream Pasteurizod Milk Sauk Rapids; Mrs. member Gertrude of St. Ann‘s Ilrodeck, F mann was h a poodles; Glorianna r e rue “MARY St. Cloud; Christian Mothers Mrs. St. Mary's and of Ca- lien Iiruns and JANE” Minn. Prairie, Long Quite Phone often gardener selects chorus line; 18 and Wes Barlow’s a Mrs. Ed thedral Farley, parish both and St. Margaret's or St. Cloud. seed his garden There orchestra. for the basis Staging 16 Christian Mothers grandchildren will St. Mary's parish be of by are three and on great-grandchildron. \In Rockville. Glyde of kind of Snyder. vegetable only. There Elizabeth Ann Sewada varieties each 1 of kind are many SANDAL Show Stamp Open Exhlblt St. Cloud—The Wil- Rev. Bernard vegetable of which gardener the SAUK RAPIDS denborg officiated the services for at From I 12 Sydney, to should be acquainted Australia. with if he is Elizabeth Cardinal Ann Sowada. p.m. 3t’z-month-old —— daughter Mr. Spellman, of and Mrs. Alois be Not all Archbishop to successful. varieties of New Doors each day through open Sowada, who died March Her 19. York, will be adapted all Minnesota. philatelists Sunday, are CALF, PATENT over among April RED WHITE CALF, BLACK 12, uncle, the at 1 All Rev. Leonard Gaida. offi- p.m. whose collections Varieties of will tomato, be included ciated the burial at in St. Hedwig's exhibits pepper, AAAA will be cu- until mid- open in in Holdingford cemetery March exhibition cumber, 20. squash, and melon differ of religion an night. Admission is 80 on in- cents, C0. HDWE. Elizabeth Ann SAUK RAPIDS is by survived her par- here stamps, greatly April themselves 18. to cluding among as tax. ents and sisters, Connir Kay and adaptability. their Susan. Priced According Size Mrs. Frences to * Orth ’IK Furniture. Regular Appliances, Major Hardware, attention the service needs to Cloud—Mus. St. Some varieties Orth. suited Frances who for are of "lhe'l’asnhe died March piano 19. will buried in Calvary maintain- 1 was particular your Some excel- assure a use. . 375 are Phone Preserves Minn. Saul: Rapids. cemetery following Requiem Red Mass Calf and Black Patent a ing its lent for maximum canning freezing; in production of offered March or 23 in St. Anthony's others best church. fresh. Surviving used Some 61/2-8 $5.50 81/2-3 the following $6.50 good are music. are — children: William, Theodore, August. will keep longer in than storage Mrs. Bertha and Lauer, Cloud: St. F. G. BRENNAN others. Calf White Mrs. Amelia Winter, Callowya: and SAUK CENTRE i at * Chester Julius and J., Cloud. St. There 81/3-12 $6.50 12%3 $6.95 REGISTERED 58 grandchildren nod 83 Growth habits of varieties are great- --— Tuner grandchildren. and Rebuilder of Pianos differ. There varieties of Growing , are Gregor Kost 1.95 Girls, Size 41/2-8 Phone 4919 16-14-th squash that be Ave. in 50. can grown a ........................ ..... Roscoe—Funeral services were con- small whereas others Si. ductEd Cloud March 28 in space re- St. Agnes' Minnesota church Also Blue, White and Red Calf ‘ BERGGBEEN for Gregor ARNDT’S Kost, who quire lot 86, of died March a room. 20. With his wife, Elizabeth, the fol- it if it HATCHERY lowing MAIN . children HOME survive: William, FUNERAL .Several varieties resistant Malte, Mont: Raymond, are South St. Commercial Feeds and Paul; to diseases which and Adella Wilmes, become Sleepy Eye. CORREGAN a A. C. > in EASTER Active proudly fashion the feet Mrs. step to Peter Kollmann Poultry Supplies problem young gardener. When- to a W Phone R 84 84 St. Cloud.——Funeral or services for Mrs. Parade they Calf, choose disease—resist- when fitted in H & shoes. Red S U.S. Certified White Leghorns ever we are a Peten Kollmann, who died March 14, variety, gardening will Minn. Saul: Centre, ant U.S. Approved Heavies our White Calf Blue and Calf. held March 19 in St. Mary's were Ca- See The New be made easier. thedral. The Rev. J. E. Moore offered the Requiem Mass with assistants, an the 4: a Shoes Girls Pretty For 1953 Rev. William SpeId-ing, deacon, and Two disease-resistant green the Rev. Herold Kost, subneacon. EQUIPMEN FARM RONDESTVEDT beans excellent for the garden B U I C K Tool ‘John For Plemel Handsome Shoes Boys and Topcrop Wade. Both are are St. Cloud—Requiem Mass of- was IMPLEMENTS McCORMICK-DEERING FARM heavy producers and freeze well. fered March TWO 21 in Holy DOOR Angels’ church SEDAN for DEPARTMENT John Plemel, America 82, who spinach will extend died March CHILDREN’S SHOE Supplies &_Ferm 18. The Refrigerators—Home Freezers Rev. John Laky officiated. Eight cutting of spinach Cylinder Six Passenger your season Surviving - with his wife, Gertrude, are will the garden. It withstand in the following children: Lawrenie. U. Saul: $2368.14 Centre S. than older in San heat Francisco: navy Anthony, some more “Quality Footwear for Sauk Rapids; Mrs. Gertrude Bredeck. varieties. St. Paul: Mrs. Math Radar, Mrs. Includes Ben air Family” the Entire conditioning heaters, defrosters, Bowl and Slobolt lettuce Salad Bruns, and Mrs. Ed Farley. all of St. signal turn Cloud. varieties lights both excellent that and There other Deluxe equipment. 16 grandchildren M’ELROSE and are are three greet-grandchildren. produce all without summer go- Mrs. Albert Plaziak ing seed. to MEGARRY BOOT BUICK CO. 5H0? manuals: St. Cloud.—Mrs. Albert Plaziak, who Little Freezonian and Marvel died March 20, buried in Calvary was good choices for first 100 Ninth peas are Avenue North St. cemetery following Cloud Requiem Mass a plantings, Wanda and Lin- and offered March bl] 24 in St. FORD Anthony's E E M P | R church. Mr. Plaziak survives with coln will produce week the crop a. one following children: Michael, Staples; All later. good for 10 days or are Mrs. Val Fiest, Ellendale, Melros N. Dak.; Inc. MEMORIALS, Motor Co. freezing. Phone e~ Delphine, St. 9! 900 Germain Minneapolis; and Clara. St. Cloud. Also surviving _ d the Golden M Miniature, t following are e g t , sisters MELROSE, MINN. and brothers: George, Andrew. ll Rocket «1 Golden Golden Phone 171 Melroee. Minn. n a Frank, MEMORIALS WE SPECIALIZE IN Martin, Michael, Peter, and varieties of Freezer sweet John. CATHOLIC CEMETERIES all FOR of Gilman; are snd Mary rs. SALES SERVICE and Robeck, Empire Hills Built—Eternal the St. Cloud. will enjoy. There gardener as nine are corn every grandchildren. small-ear LAST MINUTE SAVINGS first The two are Mrs. Lucy Klein while the Rocket and varieties Albany—Funeral services SEARS were con- Freezer produce larger LITCHFIELD ducted March ears. 25 in Seven Dolors church de- for Mrs. is Firesteel Lucy Klein, tomato 84, who very a died March 23. Burial in St. An- for early large pendable was tomato thony’s cemetery. Surviving her are good of quality, Meteor fruits PRODUCE C0. children, Donal, Michael, Joseph. Cath- especially de- erine, Cavalier and Theresa, and all of Albany. Quality Mrs. are First Tires! Klein member of the was St. An- Minnesota. sirable northern for a II thony society. and Niagara. Surecrop We Highest Pay Prices Your _cucum- for Frank Skilsa ylelds good of CO. produce ROEBUCK AND bers will Foley.——Funeral services for Frank and POULTRY, EGGS, HIDES WOOL _be— slicers Skibe, pickles who excellent died March 19, held or were March 21 in St. John’s church. Vines resistance. 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