‘ a, 2.. on -: " '9 . Friday, 29,1953 ST. May REGISTER ' CLOUD THE SIX PAGE '- ,7 Music 's“ Osakis Pupils Offer TIME Held Night Class Senior i Start-'cihd-Stay You’ll Ahead" ’Cinderella’ Entitled Recital Falls Little School At i n With Oneot These Ufiz . / music recital fea- field, Darlene Osakis.-—A Pollard, Donna junior the entertainment, ning’s of WV lapse Fails—After SAFETY Little "CHECKED a Pitschka, M Patrick, Cinderella, play in six a u r e turing e n numbers, club two glee a night Senior Class sang years, many Mechels, Thomas Anne Marie hm” Hark “Hark, “Serenade” and by Ada Richter, FranCis’ revived St. again at was pre- scenes, was. Pitschka, Arlene Mechels, and Schubert. by the/Lark,” both 8 At school May 20. Mary’s hall high May in St. _p.m. sented 3 Fraune. Janet Specials Spic Spun 8. traditional presented clad in seniors, the then Awards the were here. Other piano solos . the Ro- were white, pre- top-ranking students, entered .. and the , blue ‘au- to included The characters of cast by sented Barbara Anderson, Mrosla, Helen solemn Chirhart, in ditorium processxpn. berta . Guaranteed . Easy Terms Barbara Sobotik, narrator; Bar- Janet Eiynck, Charles Pitschka, Sister singing joined Przybilia by in the Patricia and It Everyone forget dead. her Week she does not of the The Feast bara Cinderp‘lla; A d Margaret Ludenia, Dorothy Mc- n n e rs o the which and principal, St. Francis,” Lorraine, “Hail M. of was gives lift take really part , to 1951 DODGE one WAYFARER a 3-Pass. Coupe David Undlin, prince; Janet Donell First and Barbara before Sobotik. This the day time of_th& Schroeder, taking d the by G followed Rev. be- Memorial day exercises, in e n c e a u fairy godmother; Donna Eiynck, important becomes ’Friday Ohmann A the Janet more Fluid pledge by chaplain. guest trumpet solo With O.F.M., that famous Drive, alma mater always worth seniors. they custom air was pre- are cause con- Dorothy Pitschka, stepmother; 'die- given to the day than received over Gaffrey Marie and Anna of Buck- while. Young not yet Przybilla sented by Clyde of Trisco, Patricia ditloning, foam age turn signals, men air cushions with accom- McDoneli and Margaret Ludenia, Sacred It Heart. the votion to Award” Word the “Apostle of begin« the their country address. to salutatory the are serve panied by Kathleen Flynn. chair helght gave man seats covered with beautiful stepsisters; Charles Pitschka, plastic Christi; Corpus of the Feast is faithful their recognition of in that they plan ning must vale- to the followed by see This was Mary and Kay Holy Others the taking of in the Feast the part great messenger; staff dur- Fioretti the re- SPOTLESS service service others, INSIDE OUT to for & their lives to Chir- Roberta given by covers. dictory Grundman, ‘ other than c1tal Anna More Brynjulfson, Eucharist. page. 'were award any This ing the Memorial day past for them Helen Little year. Falls. means hart of so should Thhe be spent Jane Harrison, it the Ruth Greenwood, day of following the emblem students with year ‘pin gold picnic. than something pre- brief Cloud St. of was a more a Mrosia a gave the and thinking about greatness Bernice Illetschko. I949 CHRYSLER in WINDSOR Door 4 Sedan association, sented piano solos depictingethe Catholic Press highways unless the the of Keep off be- appreciation you of addreSS on the in gift Christ’s to of recommenda- us various of the play: Pa- Following given through the the of recital brief arejn the state scenes grace. class. a her half of With Prestomatic Fluid Drive, visor, signals, turn back Think Sacrament. Blessed staff Dolores, M. tricia Stoeckel, Shirley Macey, Sister given of by the tion Rev. the message Corks From was portion Flying of the their As eve- Com- First back~up of the day lights, undercoating, to Rita water proof igni- your Joann Pollard, Bentfield, James Mohm, adviser. of pastor Immacu- Pop House thank again munion, and once Thomas tion, Pitschka, Margaret Bent- late air Conception foam cushions with height church. chair seats and ’30, Gustafson, Mrs. Evear Held Recitul is rich for the Christ lucky fellow pedestrian is you “A graces a Chirhart, ’31, covered with Robert beautiful Highland Mrs. Plaid Pierz’ upholstery. re- beauti- since that received have back wash- Gradua‘tion who gets Rite in sore never a mother-daughter ceived the Safety rim wheels. BLACK A BEAUTY receive week ful day. Next try to car.” ing a first ai- Collegeville the aVvards. They are .In Thursday Communion Holy All Hail on $1295.00 daughters whose to Herb—The are Me- ‘ umnae ’ well Friday. Pierz Father Shirley as as Marshik, Corrine Millner, grad- Congratulations the to Francis’. St. from begraduated ,a Laura Mischke, Marian Mischke, have Bonishment of them done morial high school Many graduated its uates. Lourdes 1948 Lady of PLYMOUTH Our SPECIAL Both of DELUXE are Instrumental David ' Collegevilie. Pick, Duane Poser, Shirley have just well; others out- Falls, attended and — Little parish, work very first senior class May 28 8 only get at to The way sure fea- selections Rauch, Fred and vocal Sauer, were Joyce Door 4 Sedan teachers, but they their lasted the school when Francis’ ‘ St. ‘ why: done 'is do it was to you held in St. exercises Jo- even at recital music pm. annual Schmitt, tured the Clara Sontag, at Viola is stayed in there. A not They pioneer days. its person in still feel like it. do not ' seph’s church. The Most Rev. With intermediate big comfort and master heater with defrosters, Stangl, advanced for Clarence Stangl, Adeline a he has because made fuss Falls the Little of members a over are Peter W. Bartholome, Coadjutor depart- music the students Dead of For Our Terhaar, William large though TeVogt, school Joan custom radio. of Beautiful finish and gotten out associa- Visor, the alumnae of as chapter Bishop of St. Cloud, presided and uni‘yersity, John’s St. of Thielen, ment Therese heart, Tretter, Edward accomplishment; he for that has soft America were an tion. $345.00 a clean. A REAL delivered BARGAIN the ad- the commencement in very May held 24 which Virnig, and Stella Woitalla. was he has ~napnuayanowkm. congratulated because is dress. Following his address, His auditorium. university while something worth out r gotten Excellency presented diplomas to Baha- Baker, All Philip Nassua, school. of them get of 1948 DODGE can a CUSTOM 4 Door Sedan the 39 graduates. Melross; Eiden, if they really Eugene life want lot of out mas; With fluid air Dale The drive, Monita, 13.; members of the yisor, Elser, graduation dual Martin to. control unit, class, Clair ,Bow and Errors who Monticello; and from Lungwitz, parishes in W.S.W. come Tires. Clean inside and ONE covers, out. Surviving Pierz, Buckman, parish cemetery. Lastrup, presented the Hard— Bemidji, Ruhland in are Norman, Elmer Lt. simply You hit targets not can OWNER Merrill, and daughter. CAR Julius, a non, ing, and Royalton, a numbers. Oliver Ro- Cloud—Military services Leon Spors, vocal St. were strings. by pulling are surviving PRECISE, Cloud. Also Kmitch, St. Mrs. Mary’s Ca- St. in May 21 ‘ conducted Becker, Ardelle Banach, solo. Delroy rendered trombone five sisters: brothers and six her Growing Family A sen, a are Ruhland, 29, _ Elmer thedral Lt. for Cloud; John, Sauk Skaja, St. Banach, Delores Joseph Boser, WATCH Lavina Theophilus B Frater n, Mahy w As- o Burial 1' in who May 14. died other was mission-minded makes is and There models , Hamil- choose from! Bernice Burnett, Mrs. Rapids: a to Ruh— Britz, Betty Brausen, Ethel REPAIRS Nauar- Lieutenant Dah- Frater Alfonse O.S.B.; sumption cemetery. Mrs. Julius, Phoenix, Ariz.; 0.: ton, having lot of family that is fun air crash of killed the a iand in an Roger was Hardes, Duscher, Eileen Richard O.S.B.; man, ette, Sicora, Mrs. Norman, Mrs. Winnie Sargent, field PICKARD’S force B-29 in children all rearing the near a over all of Helen Bizewski. Stanley, Frank. Faust, Charles ’ Freund, Fuhrman, Mari- Dak.; John Miller, S. Mr. his Neb. Surviving parents, are family with, the world. To start Minneapolis; Kuf'fel, St. .SCHROEDER Mrs. Adam Ruhiand, Cloud; St. lyn Gall, Virginia Mrs; Peter Philip Gingle, Alice and and Dak.; Cando, N. Cloud: There 12 and Ernest Rice. Sun: large Sunday after is are (Violet Duren); Ruhiand Mrs. one. wife, a his Girtz, Beatrice Girtz, Shirley played Granville, 1a., Nacke, great-grand- grandchildren eight and CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Kathleen, Ina/(er? children: Diane, filth Your the meal €70 three day the end of (relied and at Dealer noon Hoffman, children. Doris Jamma, Andrew pieces. surviving piano Also Susan. a the and are children of the out gets GER’MAIN SI. one SAINT 8053/2 Kahlhamer, Cloud; cis- Olmscheid James Mrs. Math Kappes, Gilbert, St. and brother. and recital included in the 220 Also 6 a. Avenue South 452 Tel. St. Cloud from mission-cup and passes Wilger, Bartiey, Richard Mrs. Armand ter, 0thmar The .Rev. Kelzenberg; Munich. New of students by selections —- were contributions plate plate for to Neb. offered the Huhman, 0.S.B., Requiem Gerald de School, Patricia Kessler, John’s Prep Barbara St. Christie Arthur L. _ Gold, immaculate Conception has been the babies. That Mass in for pagan Charles _ Minneapolis; Math Olm- Arthur May Mrs. Cruz, church 19 for la Rice—Military services for the oldest child going since on 'lhnnodel May The Rev. held in Immacu- scheid, who (lied 16. Christie, 37, L. i Lawrence i k were Froehle, A t in; and that in grade, first officiated the with Ortmsn, O.S.B., was! church May Cyril at Conception 21 late Minneapolis; David Ko- Hemp, good Only the M-n tin’s has been Siegler offering burial services in St. Victor the Rev. ceme- years. a many Clair, Wis. and, shoshek, Eau Math Christie Surviving her hi His wife, Mrs. Mass. tery. Requiem ; are Angel knows how the Recording mother. Clara Olmseheid, her Mrs. survives with three and Maurer) (Dorothy Lawrence Mc- Clere, Thomas Le “ran- babies they have many Cloud. Also surviving K., and St. Arthur L., Stephen Heinen, children: are ' James “repaint Stewart; GraW, Peterson, keeping somed” and they following brothers and sisters: his father, the surviving Carol. Also are up are Park, Edmund Tiniey 111.; and Francis Heinen, Leo, of Anthony. Rice, Nick P eter, and brother, William, his One practice week after week. the Munich; New Piafcan Minneapolis: Hubert, Mrs. Alex sisters: three and and John Braun Stone, Grand mis- the girls has become ,of a (Susan), Daniel Henry Kummer Mrs. Mrs. Bowius: (Delphine) ' Repair Dak. N. Forks, , sincerely hope and sionary, Jonas (Alma), Eimdale: and Mrs. Cloud; Mrs. Frank (Agnes), A Maciei we Math. Roscoe. Mrs. Olm- (Lorraine), Wasca. bany; and Anderson James lot her paid-for of she meets a member the Christian of Spaeth scheid Joseph was a sisters in the ’mis- and brothers Mothers. of- Cloud—Requiem Mass St. NOW Power was sion field. a . . Anthony’s church . May in St. fered 18 that “does Mower Banks Close who died May Spaeth. 86, Joseph for . Nolan officiated. John Rev. The éahddhaabzg 15. lNG"! RYTH EVE born Famous not persons were Calvary cemetery. Sur- Burial in was holidays; they the ' brothers and following the viving gave us on are and Mrs. Joseph Berger sisters: Mns. holidays. ‘- Mrs. Ben Pung, St. Cloud; Nicholas Motchless Trees 2% Bel- Michael Hiemer, the 010w Mrs. Rose, and % Kathleen James- grade; Mrs. Twomey, begin time of This to year we Krerhsbach, Cecilia. N. Dak.; Mrs. town, appreciate of the beauty trees. Ben, Mahnoman; Hankinson, N. Dak.; Upon looking the matter Dak. Langton, N. Leonard, and we up FRANK W. JACKSON Schneider Kent COLD different find that there 1182 SPRING are Holm-Sauer ST. CLOUD Schneider, 5, who Joseph.—Kent St. WASHERS America. kinds of forest in APPLIANC trees & ASSOCIATES, Mass Inc. Cloud—Prior Nuptial St. to Ofl. the parish a Pet. buried in U.S. May 15, died ELECTRIC Reg. was CO. ELECTRIC The Creator been lavish has Cathe- co. Mary’s “mos St. April 27 in offered very service following May 16 MOW-ER cemetery" POWER a of daughter Miss Celine Sauer, dral, be and only thankful We must not ARCHITECTS Surviving St. Joseph's church. in 8. are ENGINEERS TV Electrical Contractors Major became Electrical Michael Sauer, and Mrs. Installations Mr. Mr. Mrs. Edward and his parents, Him but, is what im- to more l ECCLESIASTICAL and Mr. Residential only Alan Helm, of bride the of Commercial DESIGN and following brothers son Schneider, and the - should' take portant{ great Phone N. Dak. Helm Cuba. 481 Cold of we Spring Mrs. Fred Norbert, Sandra, Edward, and si I Industrial Wiring ers: All Small Home Appliances Kreideloamp Raymond Carol] Sauer and that do destroy the not Ro- His Mrs. American Ku grandparents, and National care we Bank Building Phone 5085 Tel. St. Cloud 2.343 St. Cloud . bridal couple. attended the l 4465 Rho... 25-9w Mrs. Mag- An. No. Thieiman, Avon, and beauty of be forests. Please man our St. Cloud, Torborg-Stokes Minnesota Joseph, also Schneider, St. dalin m sur- careful it takes with fire; long a in St. April vive. Paynesville.—Married 6 . time to tree. Cruiser Joseph J. Nuptiai Mass Mrs. before grow a Louis’ church a r—f THIELMAN l J. Varley the Rev. D. Save Yourself offered by were Cloud—The Rev. Vincent Yzer- St. CO N LON l James Tor- Stokes and Christina Miss the Requiem Mass officiated at mans The who spends all he R Tor- Mr. Mrs. Ben person of and borg, M E Y E , for Mary’s Cathedral in St. May 18 son saw» Robert Hsehm Margaret is another borg. and making is baking HARDWARE Joseph J. Gruber, died May Mrs. who Construction attended the couple. Torborg Co. Burial in Calvary cemetery. 15. brick the foundation for of the was Cordie-Hermanutz Construction Co. husband survives with the fol- Her Paints Sporting welfare state. l Lar- —— daughters: F. lowing Mns. Roy Hermanutz, Rockville.—Miss Audrey Second Avenue, 12 Take It Easy Goods (Evelyn). Clifford St. Cloud: Mrs. Albin Her- Mr. and Mrs. daughter of son Hikrlhu no ruL'wnIM. Witte (Marie), Minneapolis; and MINN. K. became the bride of Irwin manutz, Do take much not too at sr. CLOUD, AP°LIANCES sun 17, 7th 50., Ave. St. Cloud (Iolyn), Paul. Mrs. Glenn Anderson St. Mrs. Jacob Minsand Gordie, of , Residential son time when trying to and five There five grandchildren Cioud,'prior Null- one you are Cordie of St. to are a blade The diam-Scythe grass.- home of “Timken Silent great-grandchildren. Mrs. One sister, the Im- work An tiai Mass offered May 16 in overdose of tan. Commercial up a equal wwh growth tangled weeds, Buriingsme, Elizabeth Gamm Caiif., Automatic” of church. The Rt. maculate Conception Oil Burners of sunshine can cause a mess survives. also celebra- easel Francis Zitur ST. CLOUD Rev. Monsignor Schellinger Construction Bros. trouble. ll-lth Our skin specialists Ave. offer So. Tel. 705 Joseph H. Linder the bride Attending the Mass. ted were clip- holds action “Suction-Lift” Renee and such warnings each this St. Cloud. Schneider, Minn. Bob Cordie, at Mrs. - Maire Grove.—Requiem Mass of- year was ' CO. PAINT mulch. fine them chaps to pings, Hermanutz Dorothy Gordie. Eugene BUILDERS May John’s fered in St. church for 23 time. Ed Meyer, Prop. \ raking! attended the Hermanutz Charles Reduces and Joseph H. Linder, died May who 19. Decent Disks and Suitable I Donald Herman- bridegroom. Roger and Reliable Contractors Father Joseph Kreuter, O.S.B., offi- Maulz Paints walls, trees-a“, close to oTrhns the bride, brothers of utz. Mrs. serv- ciated. Linder (Ceciiie) survives were 429‘]. Songs Phone and St. Cloud TRAYNOR eliminateshandtrimmlng! Phone ZSEBW - daughters, with Mm. Leonard two ers. Johnny Schirber, Prop. “Tell Us Helmin-Gruba Where the Good Walz (Lorraine), Greenwald, Ber— and 121 14th Ave. So. Cloud St. handle for trans- oFolding . easy HERMANSON home. The following brothers nice, Street at Doro- Times Foley.—The marriage of Miss Are” “There’s Nothing 613 First South farm, it Take to — port. camp, a sisters also and survive: Alois, Simon, Grubn, daughter Mr. and Mrs. thy of Sweet My Baby” (Colum- as as home! and Edward Menominee, Mich.: Al- at Marcel] Helmin. — summer Grubs, Joseph to son ARCHITECTS bia) M. Carson, G. Mitch’ell, M. HOME bert. U.S. Japan; Mike MODERNIZING in Mrs. Winslow Helmin of Mrs. Mr. and of army 0 PLUMBING perfect The SEE IT! mower power Grosser. Sauk Rapids; Mrs. Leo Tes- Miller; “Anna” “The place April in St. Call Giiman, took 23 of Box KNAPP 58 Telephone & 8686 HOME FINANCING Electric K H all 0 Cuts 8. lawn. kind of —— for Mrs. William sier, Bedeaux, every Minneapo- Kroll John A. The Rev. John's church. 311 Granite Exchange Bldg. Far-away Hills” (Decca) Victor J. F. ANDERSON growth to lawn of lis; Mrs. Fred Lemery, Menominee, even Dorothy types the Nuptial Mas-s. celebrated St. Cloud. Minnesota HEATING Young; “Uska Dara” “Two Mich.: and Mrs. Beiair. Won’t Godfrey Mil- Cieiinski :arpet-smootlmess. ' Mrs. Edward at- Deppa and —- . LUMBER CO. Co. ' waukee. Joseph Linder member Lovers” of Grubs and Ed- (Victor) Eartha Kitt; Aioise tended the bride. was with a up” “choke the St. Joseph the - society and Rosary bridegroom. We attended the Specialize Ciciinski in ward “Uska Dara” “Nowhere Guy" BUILDING needs vegeta- MATERIAL or sodslity. -— Erpelding-Vander Weyst Churches, Hospitals Schools, (Mercury) Phones ail-steel Bernice Fine Park; “Wed« tion. we , Mrs. Joseph Stellmach 3864—5163-W Vander- Patrick—Miss Janet St. PAINT AND COAL :onstruction. ding Day” is “If Love Good SCHNEIDER Morrill.—Funeral services exchanged Erpeldimz 104 Roosevelt Paul Drive St. Cloud Weyst. and were con~ —— ' ’, Cloud No.-—St. 1350 8th Ave. engine. Powerful Telephone ducted May 1911 St. Cloud, Minn. If. in Joseph’s church 19 St. Me” (Columbia) to Joe Marine; Nuptial Mass nuptial prior - to I : a vows Mrs. Stellmach, for Joseph who died church Patrick’s nW'iW St. offered April 11 in WIRING “Powerhouse” & “Swamp Fire” CITY FARM May — 17. The Rev. William Tarmin of- Mein- Leona M. Haupt. rthe Rev. C. by (Mercury) Shay Torrent; “Big FLOORING CO. fered,the Requiem Mass. Burial estimate Call Write for free the Stoitz attended and Rosemary was or ert WIlHElM Granite City Mamou” “Scrap of Paper” Vander Howard Stoltz and bride. Robert —— bridegroom. attended the Weyst (Victor) “Bigs” Howard; “Hin— Remember Your Electric Co. ROOFING CO. Knoblach-Steinbach CARPETINC, “Bubble, LINOLEUM. dustan” Bubble, Rapids.—Nuptial Sank vows were Bubble” KNEELING’ TFLING (Mercury) Robert Max- Electrical Complete Service PADS, Ye." so roofing Miss Mary “perk”. between exchanged May 12 Deceased ' Priests ERICKSON ELECTRIC well; around and “Shake Hands in and St. Lighting Floor and With Fixtures Wall Mrs. Cloud and Mr. daughter of Stein'baoh, a — Installations. 2506-1“ St. So. Phone Plug Knoblach Aiois 582 Steinbach, and Marcel Fool”—“Kentucky” D (Victor) Joe FOL 003 20-4th Avenue South Nuptiai Mass of- Osakis, prior of to MINN. ST. CLOUD sr. CLOUD, a Costa. SERVICE the by Heart‘chursh Sacred fered in , Dara” is “Uska the pronounced June .Attending ST. 4, 1934—Rev. Vimig. CLOUD Hé’nry From- Benedict Rev. 191/2 Ave, & Hwy. 52 and Karn Wiring Lawrence couple Mrs. “Ish something like Kee Dara” were men and Fixtures Richard and Robert Knobiach. Richard and besides being the of May COMPANY they St. Cloud, in peace! Minn. DON LIN THE name a rest Mass. the Hennen served at that shall be hearing all song we Cloud 626 3rd So. St. Ave. through the hot months, it is the " Manufacturers of spelled of Uskudar town name a _ Sash Interior Finish Doors which be suburb happens of to a ' DRIVE . . . . BETTER Nightingale A Istanbul. Florence Cloud 53:; E. St. Germain St. slept but while there, the not being was“ song sung. for list: Repeated check 1 your USED I‘ CAR Mine Again” “Say You’re on Paulsen Victor; “Ho Ho Song” Colum- on Bros. “Ruby” Columbia, bia; Mer- on v Victor; “Ramona” cury, and on I Mercury. Zubinski John of You spend lot of time in why not drive Better a your car, so one our Direct It Plastering and Stucc‘o Work‘ A~1 Used Cars, backed reputation by and 6,000-mile month 6 our The shape of future a or ,your and Ornamental Plain should be lean heart and not guarantee. P. O. Box Telephone 636 a a “53 Contractor Building r wide waistline. Just South the Res. of Airport 532 ALL GUARANTEED WORK At Night choose North 20-3-16th Avenue Here 2 of large St. Cloud selection to from are a Have been Benediction I to you 100-22 Avenue Cloud, Minn. South St. Cloud Phone St. 3468 all priced accordingly. lately? Perhaps the last time you Benediction at at were was IllllllllllllllllllllllIllllilllilllllllllllllllllllIlIIlIllllIllIilIIllllllll|l|IlilllllllllllllIlIlllllllllllll|lllllllllllIIIlillllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllI|lII|IIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll| school. I suggestion make is The CERES. ' ’46 TUDOR, FORD l V-8 heater, tires. , parish the that to -I.aFond l 3.123 go over you radio, good new Benediction, it for and church Marcel, motor, paint and upholstering. Here is real dollar value $495 beauti- beginning of be the may a at only special feel- habit. 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