art-“ejam'fi-rii w: -,——»=:.pf.—-.LF‘- 'al—J-i- :7... )- _ . u I ' ,1. » . .5 m V 1953‘ l M'gy REGISTER Friday, CLOUD ST. THE T, EIGHT PAGE , . Atlantic Educators’ Rally. Msgr.Keaveny' City Reports in Received Members .CNew On ' .Sodolity Falls Little chairman Paige education.” By, the NCWC of worthiness and perpetuity level. and of grade school de- One) throughout; the striving keep the minds im [7 (Continued From to Delegate Education, Apostolic of The depend." Department FINANCIAL SUPPORT. of people the (5) of necessity con— our will be sig- and today Holi} His mount the arreetings of said: brief veyed “A glance religious and teaching and Schools instruction cost train- at Catholic The educators’ money, con- meet- this of for the nificant rest XII, the Pope Pius morality to American dis- ing basis—of brothers morality and not "and temporary ness, con-. ing Atlantic are City also nuns as a at re- fol- inclu'de the decade. They his vention delegates. In address, with divorce mounting citizenship. Your occasion spirits. A its sound this embodied rate, sodalists Little\Falls.—Forma1_reception were survey re- ceived from Presi- ouo- on a message » !cWing: stated: God be “We he want to broken youthful i homes, has this its its ciation nobly served L taken 23,000 Armbrust, z cently Darlene of e dent Eisenhower, Lady u s of Our some who of members o among new com- This is the in the school. delinquency, dishonesty present Margaret ideal. Out that 45 its in of Alice Behnen, sisters disclosed it havo' teaching SHORTAGE. Francis Becker, TEACHER of mended St. (1) them for developing sodality‘ you Loretto a‘ point of of Ben'tfield, business, central wrought tho disregard for rich its in Noreen Bellefeuille, of these program reli- cent our progrdm just enough the Sa- There place in not that took were morality high school nuns re- a per stresses are program Catholic Educa— National the truth, Bor- corruptifis Christian liberal .trndi- Bezenek, Margaret its and than liv- Dorothy ceiving salary of less around. tree.- arts April 22. teachers icitjzenship. chapel gious to and good Heart “The cred a go on association, it is and tional Crot- hi Jean h places, and the tion." Brixius, in Marlene deficit had The your ash, be ing to the teachers More lay have to theme Instructions of ‘Fifty preparatory to son Years of Edu- expenses. the link of work. Without to Rita Deters; perjury Cruse, in‘its Carol man conducted rampant ‘courts teau, convention had been cational Progress’,” The annual reception this 50th Presi- watered into principles of God, i Margaret justice indicative i d is of D Barbara are by October periodically last since e r, dent “is largest amply the and a justified most wrote, was suc~ Leo Keaveny, Monsignor T. asked Rev. have the Rt. We of utili- false subtleties weak Janice moral growing decay. It also Evans, is LaVerne Ernst, Schroeder, or Gaudence association’s Rev. by the cessful 50- the association's history. of the the of schools, this write superintendent of diocesan report to, ‘Dorothy lik the the indicative that tarianism and Fiedler, the home and Arlene Felling, e; sodality. the While O.F.M., director of the be'the Chicago will history. association itself bo- year ’recent Educational Associ- Catholic National the of convention Gin.- Gelhar, Barbara Gau, Leora is signifying desire rights their the church strength of human have After failed work vention, the of the 1954 its in task 1904, un- to scene co gan pro- the who Kesveny, is Monsignor Atlantic City. ation in Darlene gen- Goblirsch, on Lynne ter, candidates the admission, dyJ. Ho- cfor of Christian and the Most Rev. Edwa education carried of phys— and’the might moral dermined, the whole in tone secondary school department, serve a of the board eral executive Roselyn repre- Juliet Jennen, Imdieke, consecration of made the by Archbishop Cleveland, act and bah, of forebears St. on !you your prevails; material annual nation. The‘ ical and sented the Cloud meeting. be of is the Diocese power Karpinski, at to Georgina Jennissen, answer and Virgin Blessed Mary the to elected of dates back the president-general of the days to was of that its found the loses Keav- in philosophy Aanasper, Therese of restoration Rose grasp medal Miraculous received re- as a a Founding NCEA Fathers—ever the for the since next Doreen Kelzenberg, year. -Lillian ligion which its trust- of their fealty her. eternal truth badge either general eny, be made by their to is The shortage employed. to system on up own our par- Kraemer, Janet Klisch, Rita communities by the giving of the elementary Klink, ticularly acute Faustin Rev. The on or Nancy Regina Lampert, Kulus, levels. Mon- music lessons in the An school secondary convent. and delivered the 0.F.M., sermon, Lin- Laseski, Libor, Jane Delores in increase salary for the teach- stated that in Hochwalt signor followed Benedic— by which Always O. was McGraw, Janet denfelser, Mary tor the Chevrolet BEST is absolutely will need ing essential the 10 next the Most Blessed Sacra- tion of we nuns years Mohs, Mies, Joan Janet Meyer, per teaching in communities 35 if increase of cent ment. can our an Betty Ann Moran; Mohs, Renee Cath- render their magnifi- staffs of continue the teaching to our gathering in social the form A Mary Muehl- Moran, Loretta buy when first lESS is the Catholic This educa- olic schools. service to cent in you social place of basket took Eileen Mueller, bauer, Jomaree a CARS_ «USED problem. tion. received Newly the afternoon. Niedzielski, Karen Neary,’ Joan SHORTAGE. BUILDING (2) of Cloud, the Diocese St. In sodalists for the guests Carol Ohmann, were oc- Niedzielski, additional SPECIALS 46,000 An estimated SPAN SPICK 8. been decided raise has it to Corinne~ Pal- casmn. Ohmann, Myrna needed will be to meet classrooms the teaching Students who enrolled salaries of cis- the Janice in were as Karen Town lansch, Paquette, None Better pupils. At of the increase current effective Sept. 1953. 1, ters, Posch, Ann June. Mary Plante, materials and building prices of grade The salary schedule for Rettinger, Patricia Przybilla, would this construction costs, TERMS EASY GUARANTEED will be.- teachers SAFETY CHECKED school Louise Sanoski, Mary Elaine now - - $1,000,000,000. than cost 1946 CHEV. Door Sedan. 4 more will also be $550 Schmidt, Carol Schmelzer, Mary year, as per INCREASED SCHOOL (3) h ol of high the salary Monica Schwab, Jane Schmit, c 0 s Champion'4-door Sedan. Radio, ‘1950 STUDEBAKER This ENROLLMENT. we year teschérs. Spanier, Roselyn Smith, Florence Good. Door. 1947 CHEV. 2 104500 :8 good O’drive, . air cond., seat additional 125,000 took in covers, ,, PREPARA- an TEACHING (6) Spieker; will the figure Clean. upils. Next tires. Very year all Cath- p The ideal for TION. Sul- Springer, Marlene Viola the following 150,000 and CHEV. rise to A 1948 Door. dandy. 2 mini- least teachers is Judith olic at Thielen, Marjorie livan, a Sedan. NASH Ambassador 4-door 1949 Approx- pupils. 250,000 to year preparation, college of Waldoch, Delores Di- gun .h- Timmons, c. I, . mum 1"". 0.13995”- -' school Weather Eye of air cond., seat u imately 50 cent Covers, l our per school I the ."l before entering Elaine Way- either Wattenhofer, Good. ane 1949 CHEV. Door. 2 Catholic ele- children in tires, finish. good good 15...” are age in-service train- call, Virginia very Welle, what tashek, Janice 'we or, .u. In.» si- schools and 35 cent mentary Wiczek, per M. Ann Wie- Wenzel, Mary 1s mg. ' ~4-door Weather Radio, Eye air Sedan. 1947 NASH 600 schools. The high high in 1950 Clean: CHEV. Door. 2 QUICKLY our and C-PAROCHIAL Hou- L l linski, Yoerg, Joann (7) P U B EASILY Jean reconditioned s695°.0 completely cond., school enrollment is for due a SCHOOL RELATIONS. Within Mary Marie Moran, urtz, sen, The Jorl within Power increase decade. sharp the Scythe motor. is lost, ofiicionl o Pauly, Margaret Stella Schwien- cordial the few past re- beauty. years a ‘1951‘CHEV. Door.- 4 A CURRICULUM DEVEL. designed (4) power do iob well. mower, to one Roberta Stephens, Natalie tek, evident be- lationship has been Radio, heater 1942 Sedan. FORD Super Deluxe, 4-door .Alwoys constantly ready—no Research is unhook OPMENT. need other to Zenz, Dolores Hockert, Elaine school leaders the public tween implements $39500 good before and defrosters. tires, begin work. and Very in both elementary good to CuIs going you 1952 CHEV. Door. Very mileage. on 2 low Louise Peters, Garnette Manka, leaders. school Catholic and the woods and brush fences, alongside the Catholic edu- build. schools of high body, clean. Schmit, Rose Darlene Scheide, very in certain rifts Sometimes occur » . lugs and around Eliminates improved Iirosome Ines. cational for * system an Kay Spitzley, and Mary Marie nation, but, sections of the on Choose Iiond Many Others From trimming. To Wide 36" bar grade school cutter curriculum. The cuts Hennes. co-operation be- whole, the the l ills" from Self ground. propelled. Today All developed. well quite is you See Them program at has the systems two tween never do Catholic is outdo tho Jori Powor Scythe Perfect pride the point with to It Magazine New can cordial. been PICKARD'S more wheel 2 baton". ’co.‘ Living Social Christian program. ‘ BASTON MOTOR BERT Matthew F. Rev. The Most Subscribers Owned by Features the in is, by This way, program Manchester Brody, Bishop of St. Cloud Diocese of in the —Jubilee, New York. ls use Slcklo both bur a' open on new closo nods. Ioncos, Cuts Io CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Dealer Catholic monthly, only the Cath- Your DIOCESE ' CHEVROLET WEDDINGS N buIIdIngs. and Elimin- — In” Your Dealer ' olic periodical in the US. owfied hand work. ates largely by its readers, has begun Cloud 58:; IV2"kom on: ground. Fol- St. Cloud, Minn. Phone 452 Ave. St. Germain. St. , 220 918 6 publication here after three years “www‘mmuv. of preparation. mu Gross Lastrup. Mflng slopos and Mrs. Steve of m Gamm-Koerber Mr. I offered April finance Nuptial Mass 11 To their prior to venture, a Mae Koerber, new Cloud—Min Donna St. Father church. Peter Augustine’s in St. Charles Mrs. the publishers plan sell Mr. and to daughter of one Come In and Hilaire celebrated the Mass. Attend-I it today St. ‘ Remodel see Robert the bride of became Koerber, each share of stock of the to ° Welinski, bride Rosemary ing the were of Anthony Gamm Gamm, of son 50,000 first subscribers. Some Habinger. Romelle Gross. Alice and Mass Nuptial Ky., prior Erlanger, to a Habiger Leroy Welinski and at- Harry 15,000 of the stock-subscription Cathedral. Mary’s St. April 11 in offered Ushers bridegroom. tended the were cele- A. Lox-sung Rev. Peter The Rt. packages have already been .‘ Bepaint Lloyd Gross. Knpsner and Venn bride the the Attending Mass. brated bought. The magazine’s Welinski-Kedrowski purpose, Kathryn Wocken, Mrs. William were , according Edward Rice, is to to April Glen- 8 in and North Priarie.—Married Ann Wissman, Betty Gamm. and Nupital Gamm church before Holzknecht. Henry Holy Cross “give vision Church nis of the :' a Repair a new Avenue 20-4th South bride- Anthony Hul- Rev. attended the by the Bevel-ding Mass offered 'Ralph her people and through the best - Kedrowski, Koerber Charles Miss Jeanette Ushers lin were were groom. techniques of modern pictorial ST. CLOUD Michael Mr. Mrs. daughter and John Koerber. of and journalism.” Welinski. Aurzada-Galun and Leonard Kedrowski, son Welinski. Mary Mrs. Frank Mr. and of Miss Verndale.-—The marriage of ‘Welinshi Bernard Kedrowski and Lee 4 Mrs. Jo- of Galun, daughter Paula. couple. attended'the bridal Yugoslavia, Treovlje, Galun of sephine Stramor-Twomey If and of Mr. Aurzada, Isidore v to son April Elaine Twomey. took place Aurzada, Cloud—Miss Edward St. Mrs. the James Two-- before Mrs. church of Mr. and Frederick's daughter in St. 11 William Atten‘d- bride of Zutphen, O.S.C. Van became the A. J. Rev. mey, Mathew Aurzada, Mr. and Mrs. couple Margaret Strsmer, pf the ing were son Mass and Nuptial Edward Aurzada, prior Ursula. Arlt, J. Stramer, to a Augustine's church, April Sc‘hluttner. in St. Frank offered 6 . Okorman-Tedford cele- Traufler. 0.S.B., Rev. Louis The the bride Mass. Attending the brated Nuptial Little Falls.——Prior to a Pecchia, Stra- Bertha Mrs. John MEYER Mary’s offered April 11 St. were in Mass CLOUD ST. & PLUMBING WASHERS KNAPP APPLIANC‘ Mary Daniel, and Melvin Mrs. daughter Tedford, mer. church, Miss Donna attended Stramer Neil Twomey. Kay , the “mos Harold Tedford, became Mrs. of ELECTRIC CO. HEATING David Ushers bridegroom. the were Mr. Okermnn. William of bride of son CENTER REPAIR T" .0 Jefome Landsberger. Twomey and Vic- The Rev. Okermnn. Axel Electrical and Mrs. Contractors Construction Co. PAI‘N'I" Roisdorf-Adoms the Mass. Mary celebrated Kinzer JFA tor We Specialize in and Commercial Residential attended the Huebner Nuptiul Mass Gel‘har and Mary Cloud—Prior - St. to a Churches, Hospitals Appliances Schools, Small Home All Industrial Wiring Dean Ted- Cathedral, and Mary's Roger Okerman St. bride. April 11 in offered , liord daughter of Mr. the bridegroom. Adams, attended Cloud Miss Donna 2543 St. Tel. 25-9th No. Ave. Phone 4465 Residential St. Cloud 104 Roosevelt Drive & noormo .IFA the become Erpelding-Vander Weyst Mrs. Otto Adams, and Mr. of John Reisdorf, bride of son April in Patrick—Married 11 St. Commercial Ralph Reisdorf. Mrs. John Mrs. and Rev. church before the Patrick's St. THEM-AN .. attended Reisdorf Donald Marc'hand and Vander Miss Janet M. Haupt C. LON were CON Construction usher. Reisdorf couple. George the Granite City Wil- was Mrs. daughter Mr. and Weyst, of GreIl-Jendro Erpeld- Paul Weyst, and Vander liam HARDWARE Electric Erpeld- C0. Peter Mrs. April in St. Mr. and Fella—Married 9 of ing, Little son Construction Prop. Co. Ed Meyer, couple Leona Victor Attending the the Rev. church before ing. Mary’s 1 were Sporting Stoltz, Robert Paints Jendro. Rosemary Bernadine Miss Meinert,. Service Electrical Kinzer Complete were -— Vandcr Weyst. and Jendro, and Howard Anna Stoltz, Mrs. of daughter N.E. Second Avenue, Wall 12 Floor-sud Lighting Fixtures Goods Phone St. Cloud 4291 ' — and Mrs. Mr. of Grell, Roderick Backes-Kost son ‘ Installations. Plug couple ‘ Grell. Attending the John were Cloud 80., St. CLOUD. MINN. Ave. ’ 17. 7th Cloud.—Nuptial ST. St. MINN. CLOUD. were ST. vows ex- Grcll. Gene Masog and Mrs. Emil Paul’s church St. April 18 in changed Garner-Popp daughter of Ethel Kost, Miss between exchanged Rice.~—Nuptial Robert were Kost, and Mrs. Louis vows Mr. JACKSON and FRANK W. and CLOUD ST. between church Mary’s in St. TRAYNOR April 18 Joseph Mrs. Mr. and Backes, of / son II 'Mr. daughter of Popp, Miss Correen Harold The Cold Spring. Rev. Backes of M ASSOCIATES, Inc. & Garner, Merlin Leo Popp, and Mrs bride, and the Randall, brother of CO. Kost of PAINT HERMANSON Ralph Garner of Mrs. Mr. and of Attending Nuptial Mass. / celebrated the son Sieglcr Victor The Rev. Elk River. Kost Mary Ann couple bridal the ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS 8. were. ‘ ARCHITECTS Attending Mass. Nuptial celebrated the Pierre Ushers Mautz Paints Carl Backes. and were PRODUCTS and Dor- Popp, Roselyn DESIGN ECCLESIASTICAL the bride Kost. Backes and James were .smuenm 3688 Telephone Box 56 Richard Popp and” Ernest Pratt. érn Johnny Schirber, Prop. Minette-Klein een Bldg. Exchange 31] Granite bridegroom. attended the Stimler Bank Building EVERY National St. of Miss American Cloud—The marriage Minnesot- Cloud. St. Firbt Street South 613 Mrs. daughter Mr. and of Mary Klein, Should Cloud, Minnesota Be You St. UsingFor Dies Legislator Catholic Minctte took Raymond Klein. Carl to puupos: Cathedral Mary’s place April 8 in St. brother James Minette, The Rev. L. Igoe, Louis—William crypt. ‘St, 2 Schellinger Big Reasons Bros. celebrated the Mass. the bridegroom, of Catholic lawyer, prominent 73, saw... Minette Earl and Carl Neeser at- SCHNEIDER Mrs. CLOUD ST. the served in four who had terms bridal couple. “ the tended 1 QUALITY__ BUILDERS BETTER CAUSE THEY Gross-Rakotz Representatives, died House of co. Rakotz, GLASS Elizabeth Contractors ARE MADE Cloud—Miss BETTER He Reliable ' April of 20 was cancer. C0. . FLOORING " Rakotz. bev daughter Mrs. Margarte of 2 Knight in 1934. Papal ~ named COMPARE PRICES ANY Low PRICE a of ANTI PLUMBING Gross. “LATINO therbride of Donald 2355W ', Phone son - came _ APBLTANcps PLACE IN TOWN Cloud St. So. 14th Ave. 121 St. Division Phone 2828W 2316 “A CARPETING, LINOLEUM, PHENIX Silent The of “Timken home l TILING KNEELING PADS. MODERNIZING Automatic” Burners Oil HOME , o ELECTRIC ERICKSON FINANCING HOME Tel. 705 0 15-4th So. Ave. D . I'D O TD Combination FOL 00R ,4 ANDERSON Door J. F. Minn. Cloud, St. SERVICE / " CO. LUMBER Hwy.'52 PAINT ROOFING 7 191/; Ave., & Fixt‘ures Protects Eer MATERIAL against BUILDING Wiring and yen ' 3 H Minn." Cloud, St. 'Nomolierwhotthe ' Fell base, puie . COAL AND PAINT os- Cloud {526 So. St. 3rd Ave. winter winds sloie'gron- Minn. Cloud: weoiher brings, St. Telephone pholt, 191] ‘ Co. ,1: _, , JFA QU‘ALITY ules.Anew,high- the WIIHEIM Buy PAINT Is On For 3864—5163-W quolily, low Phones price co. noorme fuzz/24W that's door Cloud No.———St. Ave. 8th 1350 Good fo asphalt rooting— r 0 experience Years roofing 30 . . . WIRING FARM CITY & around St. Cloud and in give service good Belter Because to It's you many years estimate Write for free Phone Call 582 St. So. 2506-1“ or ST. CLOUD and for the good Made Better! Good-looking Phenix combination doors of buildings. Mesa Red Zubinski your John structurally better than stronger, are COMPANY DONLIN THE Canyon Phenii: Brown others for wedge lock dowel OUTSIDE WHITE . . . i construction makes the joints where f $3.99 Spruce Green — “58 I Telephone P. 0. Box 636 Manufacturers of Contractor Building failures the most strongest part occur —— Just Rec. 532 South of the Airport ‘Torrenl Grey. Interior Finish Doors Sash. Tests of the door. this and North 203-16th Avenue prove a Cloud St. -— .. . OUTSIDE . ._ . PRIMER of satisfactory service guarantee comes Cloud Germain St. 535 E. St. 53.99 Cloud St. Phone 3468 f with door. Investigate. Ybu’ll every e Per Square tissue-sq find Phenix z CL doors ahead in everything I UllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllIlllIllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIllllllllIllllllllhlllllIlllllllllllIllIlllIllllllIll|Illllllll|IlllIlllllllll|lllllllll|IllIllllll|ll|Illlllllllllllllllllll . 41, BARN RED .. including price. There I many .are -— DINNDOBF $2.49 ‘ stylesfrom choose which made by to Marcel LaFond 9 $7.00 — oldest of America’s door companies. Screen Door Insert one l" l“ Prices ' gel. “’e in 5's “mme‘ Millions in service. per are STORE WALLPAPER PAINT AND only Size 2-8 6-8 1-1/8 $14.70 x General Contractor Varnishos‘ Paints Pittsburgh Paint contractor — — Wallpaper AND JFA Washable Imperial use [YOUR FARM WINDOW HOME. “IMPROVEMENT ‘ 1t $2 2 0 2 0 2 76 ' X- i —- ~ Telephone 965 Mile . Fells, Mlnnesota . . . Cloud ELAN . FOR St. MATERIALS Scuth Telephone 20-7th Avenue . . AND 435 LABOR . . _ E It. 2 llllllllIlllllllllIllllllIllIlllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllh I X IlllllllIllllllIll|IlllllllillIll|l|Illlllllll|lIllIlllllllllIllllIlllllllllIlllIllllllllllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIlllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllIlllllll '— ' PAINTSeWALL PAPER I I K TO; A A ‘ " ' " Yours Get Now At 1 Co. Cornice Metal Roofing 8. l A ‘7 l Hall Mathew - ‘ J.F. Paint home looking and wall keep smart can your paper as ‘ well walls woodwork. See the and large preserve J. our F. as se~ of ANDERSON All Types -'. lection of paints wall in beautiful colors and and papers . Metal Siding Sheet Roofing modern designs. Go. Lumber LUMBER ' COMPANY STORE - — " KOERBER PAINT Manager: Godfrey Banwell » McDownlI McDowaIl' Geo. J. W. N. — "1 St \Cloud, Minn. Phone: Cloud 1911 St. 1526 Phone ST. CLOUD ALBANY Cloud,rMinn. COLD SPRING 20 Sixth Ave. So. St. . - '1-