REGISTER PAGE THREE THE CLOUD May 29, 1953 51'. Friday, FPEOPL Collegeville Trip DARISHES DIOCESE Polish Coronation Clergy Sentenced Wins Graduates Honor at - I Berlin. Two priests girl, Yoko Tokyo.—A Catholic sen- —— in tenced 20 prison by to first Kitagawa, prize in years = a won a Polish “people’s court” Bialy- at here contest newspaper essay whole building completely parish and the Rosary the chil- of the BUCKMAN.—,Seventy stok re- identified'as Fathers entitled air and became to were an novated. society offered purchase have parish made to Michael’s St. of Borysiewicz i K i k and :en the coronation trip London for to a n n s . books house month. Open held fol- the Communion May leir Solemn every was Trumped—up ‘charges claimed of Queen is Elizabeth II. She a lowing Sunday May afternoon, Bishop Coadjutor May 18 On 1. The Confrater- VILLARD. “the clergy” reactionary International the graduate of were an —— - enable the parishioners 17, Bartholome conferred to to W. eter nity Christian Mothers of instrument Kulaks of the .(large Sacred College of the Heart, was home. the sisters’ modernized Confirmation of sacrament officially St. Bar- see established in farmers) and organizing conducted by the Religious of 1e were The Christian Mothers’ society Ten candidates. of 59 class The tholomew’s parish May 1. underground bands. the Sacred Heart. a 1 on cookies the coffee and to served neighboring of the ciests Harold Dimmerling, Rev. par- pastor, Eichschen Elmer visitors. Mrs. in the hes present officiated the sanc- at were ceremony. table decorated with poured closed with at service The Thirty-two of the parish a iary. women of Maypole, the the streamers Benediction of olemn the received into society. a Starts were dolls. which held by festive Sacrament. lessed The the were officers for are year as FOR 5 DAYS parishioners Flowers donated by of RIVER—A class 55 ELK Rajdl, follows: Mrs. Henry pre- , FRIDAY, 28th Roy MAY Mrs. decorated the convent. adults received and lildren 17 sident; Mrs. Gafl'aney, vice Dan r in of Schanberger charge Confirmation 'of sacrament was ar- Alice Alleu, president; Mrs. ie sec- It Coadjutor assisted‘by and Bishop Peter W. rangements was Gaifaney, and Mrs. Dean retary; 'om Palu- Ruther Mrs. B. C. and Mrs. May in St. An- artholome 14 will treasurer. live i heart forever! 11 your bicki. his address church. In rew’s to Rev. COLLEGEVILLE.—The . offi— FALLS—Class LITTLE Confirmation, candidates for me Colman O.S.B., Barry instructor 1953.454 the for emphasized the Excellency is were cers year .M.’ .‘ John’s uni- English St. in at conv‘ocation chosen recently with the at acessity of co-operating . a Here’s the and author of versity re- Francis’ high in St. classes because, he said, Spirit of ioly everyone‘s Great The Catholic cently published influenced the school. at more Adventure we are I of all Church German Americans, and time, it an outside influ- Padden, Montrose, time by Jane resent was the Never Land will deliver the commencement mugs to you in of the senior ices‘than before his- president elected ever of eternal youth and thrills! high St. Boniface’s address at u'y.” Blessed assisted by Benediction of the will She be class. Cold Spring, May 31. school, the brought Falls, vice Little Miller, acrament Doris ceremony as COLLEGEVILLE.——The‘ Rev. close. McDonell, Joan president, and a u O.S.B., has been Aubrey Zellner, members of the The following Kathryn Osakis, secretary. as military active released, from The Rt. present: will the Hibbing, be Webster, ergy were the chaplain in service as a Frank, Monsignors Henry class treasurer. ev. and has United States air force Cleve- John J. Oman, uelm, and Lorraine selected juniors The abbey. St. John’s returned to Kroll, .nd; John and Fathers their presi- Hamel, Patnode, as here, his he Prew‘ous to return St. Little A New oley; Mi- Geisenkoetter, Achievement H. in Motion Fortier, Picture Entertainment Annette dent; monastic the annual conducted Murphy, Anoka; lael; William COLOR and BY vice president; Falls, as Maur’s priory in St. retreat at TECHNICOLOR Albertville; Putman, O.M.I., Shooks, Nistler, Theresa as sec- foundation Kentucky, daughter a Fletcher; Rosenthall, O.M.I., retary-treasurer. coo/vim ml! alum Productions . abbey. the Collegeville of of is Boerboom, Juba, Peter Osseo; sopho- head the Re-elected to omnoum World! by . FALLS—Accounts FERGUS ilman; M0 Rldla Carol Pmm. president Inc. class was as more world~fam- members’ visits of ’Fathers Leo Kapphahn, Ona- to SNGEMEN" Assisting her Schmit, Wayzata. "SCI". "‘Nlust IAND. highlighted shrines Catholic ia; St. Edwin Stephen; Oman, , ous Judy will be president vice as meeting the St. of Richard the recent Otto, Rogers; Wey, Yoerg, ‘. Michael. Jean Thielen, St. '1 hall club in the Thomas Aquinas oley; Guillemette, Dayton; J. DISNEY WALT named ADVENME Falls, ‘ A TRUE-[IFS Little secre- was pm» Victory church. Lady of of Our Wagner, Green, A. Corcoran; BEARcou tary-treasurer. i‘inceton; OF St. John’s her SENIORS Prep left right, Thomas Pembina, Mahowald told of FIVE Sande, N.Dak.; Mrs. A. to Lansing, Cam- Paul Wm" are, Romano. The VALLEY BROWNS shrine of Our Lady Gordon Trousdale, Bismarck, N.Dak.; Thomas'W. l-idge; Trovbec, visit the and Joseph to ——- pas- Collegeville, h school, W111 i i w recelve h 0 C t Confraternity of n r s a City, in Mexico McGraw, Little Falls; of Guadalupe David St. church, Elk Ederer, Cook, Ind.; of Andrew’s {1' Anthony’s St. Mothers of May told of par- special awards Commencement day, 30, Hebrand Zelma and John Adrian, St. Paul. and Mrs. on iver. ceremonies initiation ish held of Our the shrines her visits May Bdrtholdme ST. to Bishop NICHOLAS—On 17 Will Giv; AddieSS members when 13, 10 May and La Salette in France Lady of new children St. Nicholas’ of par- organiza- into the received in Liege, Banneux Our Lady of Communion h received Holy were tion. A. R Mrs. Vincent Belgium. the time. They first an were r Bettendorf John Rev. The the Rosary meeting ought rail led the at the Communion to the ben— brief entitled article and also read their The of on parents. names message gave a an John’s Exercises At St. May Prep 30 confra- Titles the members of Our efits Known of of David “Lesser communicants are e members Nelson The Curtis ternity. Mrs. Marlin Boeckman, Lady.” ckes, Pat- are new was Dochadis, Laura Leona hostess. Mmes. cia Binsfeld, Dorothy Faber, Piechowski, Joseph’s Elizabeth BOWERVILLE.—St. Judy Peterson, erald Hennen, Krae-, Ann Collegeville. Memorial day, 3.00 better the four Gilbert Ebner, past David Ederer, S or baccalaure- Theresa over school held its Piechowski, Eldred Kremer, Joseph grade Ann — er, - 30, marks graduation May day Those with 3.33 Gerard Ehresmann, Michael Et- years. services or 24. The Westbrock, Aman more ueckle, Kueckle, services May Kevin Alma kora, Joan ate a John’s school for the will blue-grey St. honor cords tel, Robert at Frieler, Clarence prep wear Mass cele- Englert, with High opened Ethel Mae Roger Nistler, Delores Sykora, ,nn, ' a Highlighting the their after class of 1953. the Froehle, William Goggins, Stan- B. Kuzniak over gowns, S. Marcella Ho- izka, by the Rev. man- Doris Stommes. brated Bangle, and and Doris be activities will the of day’s stole, and gold cord ley Guettler, Jerome Haehn, pres- the grad- ner of a a the intentions BIG LAKE—St. Mary’s Mis- for man. 6f diplomas the indicate entation of to 52 3.00- Richard Hayden, Thomas Kohls, average junior choir, composed church an The in inthe circle the home of uatesl hour social met A on which follow the will seniors, David Koshoshek, Jan Kubesh, Irs. the Mass. members, the Ann May The 65 at business Kruchten 12. of followed parlors sang address by the Following the address commencement of wel- Harold LaRose, Kenneth Lorenz, baccalaureate eting mak- After the Keiser- devoted the Harry to meeting, Mrs. and ser- was Rev. Bartholome, Peter W. by Rt. Most the Rev. Baldwin David Loxtercamp, Thomas Mc- presented come Kuzniak pads and rosaries. Father Cal— of her‘trip through ling told of cancer mon, g Cloud. Coadjutor Bishop of St. Dworschak, O.S.B., Abbot and Graw, Andrew Maus, Andrew following the stu- itself opened with diplomas meeting to showed winter and ifornia last e open will with day 7:45 The president of St. John’s univer- Meuissen, Maurice Mihelich, Paul Theresa a Anderson, recitation Joel of the Rosary, dents: of places pictures the of e many of Thanksgiving Solemn Mass to sity, Bishop Bartholome will ad- Montgomery, Richard Murray, Benick, Elizabeth Ed- followed roll by the Bednarz, ich visited. she had interest was Rev. Stanley offered by the dress be the graduates. Of particu— Robert Nettleton, Loren Nied- Buhl, Anthony reading of Ward Bialucha, 11 and the reports concluded the lunch A pro- of the school. Roche, O.S.B., dean lar interest fact is the that this zielski, James Oys, Roland Parr, Gmy- the Connor, Roberta and Thomas E the secretary treas- gram. faculty, the members of the marks Two the first time that His Ex- Harold Paul, James Peterson, Gon- Gonsior, Lucille Lunch served by the Alice rek, AUGUSTA.———Twenty—two er. was ST. Weber, O.S.B., and Rev. Arnold cellency will have addressed the Charles Pogatchnik, P i k t Plot- Frank Dennis Lucas, Mmes. W. Lannoyes, sior, stesses, r a c parish Mary’s ,of St. children Aidan McCall, O.S.B., Rev. Prep body the student exclusively. Roche, Francis Ruf, Michael Frederic Plotnik, King, Kruchten. Rodney and A. nik, First Com- received their here . sub- will deacon and assist Thomas Sande, president of the Ryan, Thomas Sande, Clarence Mar- as be Richard Stach, The meeting will held Poplinski, next in their parents munion with a respectively. Father give graduation deacon, class, will his Schwieters, H Spanier, Owstrowski, Mary and Thomas the home of Mrs. Pelg jorie a r v e y Rev. by the Mass offered High deliver bac- will also the valedictory immediately follow- Stanley Thole, Charles ‘Stef‘fan, James Joseph and June Zigan, Orrick Tuesday, A twins; Joanne 9. May Weigand, pastor, Vincent calaureate ing the Bishop’s address. Gordon Trousdale, Gregory Van sermon. hite elephant sale will be held Zigan. ~ 17. afternoon, the In the Diploma Recipients Keulen, Denis Weber. and graduates com- the at- ' time and of the Sixteen everyone same Del- Benoit, Dianne They are exercises, scheduled Abbot will confer mencement Dworschak Joseph’s school for tended St. welcome. T h following individual Feldges, Carol e bert 'Beumer, preceded begin will be the diplomas 2:30, the following to at and the eight GLENWOOD.—The on Rev. the entire Har- will be given awards also their years, to Feldges, Henke- Roy Frederick procession of academic graduates: Adrian, Clarus by the John it for Sacred attended Dimmerling, of other d two pastor seven respective Winners. For out- Janski, Rob- Donna Mae meyer, in faculty robed graduates and Backes, Dennis Becker, Thomas parish, blessed for- and .eart standing work publica- Prep years. Kieke, Harvey on Janski, Ruth ert University the Berg, Charles Blonigen, and James to Rev. PERHAM.—The Most ally li— cap gown opened parish tions, Gordon Trousdale of Bis- new a Miles Kro- Judy Koenig, Koenig, will Added distinction Boemer, Michael auditorium. Braun, Eugene Coadjutor May Bartholome, The W. 10. of Peter marck, N. Dak., and Thomas W. ary purpose Laudenbach, Barbara nenberg, graduates all who Chatelaine, Kenneth Christian, be given to the blessed Cloud, library “to parish-- of St. is furnish Bishop Falls McGraw of Little e Schill, Con- are re- Gerald Meyer, David of maintained John Conway, Robert Derenthal, have Sis— Benedictine average Catholic read- the an of with good convent cipients of “The Apostle of the ors Kenneth Storms, Schmidt, stance parish May Henry’s St. Many parishioners have of do- ters Word” award. The former g. was Valerius, James Thole, Michael Students Cold Honored Spring Are had been addition books the library, and A ted 10. to World new editor of the Prep during Voigt, Joyce Voigt, John Darwin and the house recently added Knights of Columbus club to the and the latter past year was Eileen Zipp. Wittrock, and the and editor of Sagatagan lllllllIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllll|||Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllll||llll|ll|IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE .co- FALLS.——Catholic FERGUS. Cold Spring.——Twenty-one Arliss Hennen Lenora stu- ties, and associate editor of Prop World. May America of Daughters met special Thul Scroll honored Quill and dents at will receive McGraw other a mem- two were were election of their annual for 14 FOR NOW ENROll St. Boniface’s assembly in bers Thes- honors last and became honors. One is second—semester year a Donoho Mrs.,Thomas officers. 13.. Eight May this high school stu- pians scholarship given him by the to year. re-elected grand regent. was initiated into formally The highest dramatic dents award Col- State Council of Minnesota were Winifred elected Others were SCHOOL Scroll, national Quill the given student four~star SUMMER and is ranking highest in the leges for a a Gertrude vice Casey, regent; school society for high Students honorary award. merit— honorary ’53, the other is the class of and historian; Zamani, Dena Obowa, the Na- journalists, and into ing Sophia Fuchs, 13 these including Leadership Award, were a Vin- Mrs. E. financial secretary; honor society for daughter Th‘espian Mr. Mrs. Al- tional of and John’s university St. medal and monitor; Helen O’Meara, cent Ann dramatic students. phonse Fuchs, and Rose his scholarship outstanding for At 1 8 June Beginning Elizabeth Swedzinski, lecturer; - and Maile, Mr. Mrs. daughter of leadership. Christian Quill and New members for David Mrs. La Plants, treasurer; John Maile. Phyliss Rausch, Alice Scroll Valedictorian Sande, Tom are College Mrs. propheteSS; Cloud Sanderson, Business St. All above high students Doris Rausch, Rose Ann Gross, are Pembina, N. Dak., will receive Welle, sentinel; Mrs. Ralph Eloise school Hen- senio‘rs except Jerome Shirley Rausch, Maile, plaque for the the high average Mrs. organist; Buckley James 'Ve'aum junior. E10- Weidner, Reiter, Alyce and nen, of a senior Dave Ederer iota year. Dahl, Street Heisel, Jacob 701% St. Germain Fred rs. Patricia Ebnet and Hennen, The initiators in the induction merited the ise Ind., who Cook, Schultz, Margaret Taylor, Irene ‘hon- Brinkman received Doris freshmen Award, 42 girls Lomb Science Bausch & Cloud, Minnesota 51. program were Mrs. A. F. Imholte, and C. Mrs. Paul, who awards. taken classes. Adrian of St. from three speech John and orary Scott, trustees, Dale National Inducted Thes- in the annual in the As special the place for first so- program won a nominating of the Members 6.1. Training Approved For Alyce Weidner, will be the pian society Patricia cieties’ members, elocution contest, re- were new Mrs. Robert committee were receive Jerome Reiter, graduates Ermalyn Theisen, maining to Deters, freshman, humor- two gave 8. Dahl, Mrs. Mrs. Jacob Fleming, Maile, Harvey May, honors. “ml Rose Ann play individual reading, and acne-act [WRITE BULLETIN ous FOR M Sanderson, and t a r e a r g Mater" “Alma Fuchs, of Goebel, Sophia The singing Berthold presented by Rose Ann was Schultz. assembly and Robert by the entire Thomas Kammeier, Ath- Lloyd Maile, Rosemary Koop, a A JOSEPH ST. two-year — will by the Bishop Teddy blessing Arliss Hennen, Ber- Joseph Peters, Kammeier, con- mann, assistantship library graduate clude the Joseph Backes, Ken- Krebsbach, Hennen, thold Goebel, Janice and program. Daisy Trui, awarded been to has Lenora Thul. Thelen, and neth Catholic Univer- senior, the by Weidner, Rose Ann Alyce “TRIPLE-0199126? "-— 'Jmm Washington, in America cameo sity of ms Jerome Reiter Maile, and were WALL! according 0., TOMMV SLAMMED one to recent pasr D. THE ’com- a both honor socie- inducted into 80mm.“ the James TEAM was Rev. Remy munication from CHIPPER— depart- parish church. pomapmwwmm/ Kortendick, head the clean the of month to science there. kitchen, although The library ment of new more. nomucx hour? for the *Bated provides complete, 8 The grant not Open appren- was on an profes- Sixteen vol- Inth ticeship in library inspection. the guild’s we per I self-support responsible and makes workers sion unteer pos- are Yourself student. repairs in the the graduate the made sible for for dining hall. service those They apprentice kitchen For and assistantships receive H. E..Garber- Mr. Mrs. granted and are Schwa- first and Frank the ick, Mr. Mrs. almost $2,000 for year minutes! in Schnagerl, Miss Vincent the second. gerl, Mrs. $2,220 for and 10 Mul- Charles King, Mrs. L‘ester will begin her work Mrs. Trui at Minnie June Mrs. C. C. Jung, Memorial library 15. Appl, len Bonzelet, Plans Mollenhoff, Emma VALLEY. 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