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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

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June12, 1953 Friday, THE REGISTER ST. CLOUD PAGE THREE ’Mother College Blasts Mehrs, Priest Academic Years Year’ ward Freedom Idol 67 Is 91 Mathias T. Roscoe, of Prexy New York. French-born As- sumptionist Father Adrian Buis- I.—The fetish Providence, R. of tions,” the Very Anniversary Rev. Robert J. Celebrate TO 91, will be honored academic at tes- “absolute freedom is son, a Slavin, 0.P., president of Provi- timonial dinner June by 14 meaning without for rep- anyone ac- dence college, told 326 graduates resentatives the ot‘ business and distinc- customed clear-cut to and than 3,500 at more Neumann persons anticipation of Mrs. Henry (Luella), Roscoe.—In world sports the Archdiocese and the 35th annual Secretury commencement. of labor Minneapolis; Mrs. Waldemar- their 50th wedding anniversary of New York. A priest 67 years, “Like freedoms,” all he said, Korman (Louise), Sauk Rapids; and Mathias June Mr. Mrs. 16, he ordained in on France, spent was “academic freedom implies order and Alver, and Norbert their Leonard, T. Mehr will Paul Graduation renew mar- 3 in Chile. Spanish- served De At years and limits. Though worship at There church Mehr.of Roscoe. 24 we riage St. Agnes’ in are vows speaking people in the U. S. for the shrine of freedom and would grandchildren. High o’clock prior Mass 9 to at a than 40 and founded more years, Durkin, Chicago—Martin P. give lives for it, it is our Jo- Mathias T. Mehr, of nine. neces- June with the Rev. 14, one on Our Lady Esperanza church of know the to meaning of free- U.S. paid Secretary Labor, of sary born northwest seph Bloch Robert children, of officiating. was in He 1912. is returning to dom. It is immunity not from the of the and Clarence St. Martin, late Horman of St. re- De university tribute Paul son to at France. Cloud, and Mrs. Mathias and Mary straint do anything; grandsons the jubila- Mr. to it is im- of exercises its for commencement Hemmesch Mehr. His living rians. will sis- the Mass. Ap- devel- contribution “to the moral munity from restraint serve. do what to brother Chris- and Mrs. proximately 80 relatives and close ters America” its are and for of opment is right. And academic free- so Spanier (Susan), topher Mrs. friends expected for the democratic idealism. are dom is freedom teach what to is Schlick dinner, Michael (Catherine), which will be served Durkin, given honorory an true.” Mehr Michael Mehr, Mary and LL.D. degree, cited by the was Martin: and Margaret St. Mrs. Archbishop Amleto Giovanni university “the distinction for Garding, Sauk Rapids. Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate with which he has served , the to Mrs. Mehr, the former Anna partnership labor, of the U. S., and the Very manage- Rev. Gar-ding and of family of one a and the public for ment, more Terence S. the McDermott, is daughter of the late 10, 0.P., than 30 years.” He praised was Mr. and Mrs. Leonard and Agnes Provincial of the Dominican Fa- “his devotion for practical the to Schmitz Gal-ding. She born was thers of St. Joseph’s province, principles social justice the of and re- Lake Henry. Besides Mrs. near rm” ceived honorary degrees of doctor dignity of the individual” the only living Mehr, member as a I"; loom-topped leader the in field labor-man- of of sacred theology. of her family is brother, Mi- Archbishop a It‘s refreshing more relations. chael Gar-ding, of Paynesville. agement Cicognani the gave commence- At the convocation, presided and Mehr Mr. Mrs. have mun spent mt: non: IA (Anton address. ment . by Cardinal Samuel Stritch, almost all of their married life over Durkin “Unless stressed: educa- farm Roscoe. They near on a ST. ClOllD live tion adds the the church in moral strength the to now near village. of nation, the value ed- of such a ucation Mr. Mehr has is been in question.” Father officer an of St. Joseph’s sodality Comerford O’Malley, presi- for C.M., IIIEII’S STOR ap- E proximately 20 and dent, conferred d 670 'years a par- e e e g r s ish since 1930. He (graduate trustee and undergraduate). served the school board of district on 163 forapproximately 45 The Home Christians Protest of Florsheim Shoes; years. Mrs. Mehr, member of the a Lahore, Pakistan.—Serious at- Stabat Mater mission society and Hart, Schaffner and Marx Cloth . being hinder made tempts to are _ the Christian of Mothers " sodal- the of the Christian progress ity, secretary of the latter was lng. community in the Punjab prov- for 25 years. Christians ince, of Pakistan have Mr. and M. Mn. T. Mehr charged. Three Christian mem- Mary’s Bldg. St. St. Clou Bishop I Confirms in the chum-h hall. bers Open house of the Provincial Legisla- will be held the have submitted place at ture same a memo- from 5 randa 2 to grievances of Feroza to pm. Mr. and Mrs. Khan Noon, Mehr, who Chief Minister of Class were 56 of in Qmmanah. married before the Father Punjab, drawing attention Meyer— hofer in St. Margaret’s instances of curtailments to hin- church, Lake Henry, educational, Julie dering the social, 16, 1903, on Holdingford have children, 10 political whom and of Chris— all Rite of progress are living‘. They tians. Mrs. Raymond are Horman (Olive) Victor, and St. Cloud; Mrs. James Lucia (SLI- WALGREEN AGENCY Thanks DAN MARSH CWV Post san), Bellows Falls, Vt.; Mrs. Holdingford. Fifty-six boys —— Harold Moyer (Catherine), Sana girls St. and Hedwig’s of parish DRUGS DRUGS All Field Franciseo; Moss Martin Mehr and at confirmed by His Excel— were lency, the Most Rev. Peter W. The Catholic War Veter- LES LOCH CLINIC BLDG. Bartholome, Bishop St. of Cloud, extends thnnlu 404 post ans May 25, RAMACHER Xavier’s D W D Francis church in FATHER E A R Sartell. Standing in Manner Sixth & Main and appreciation the clergy, to In his talk before administer- medal his mother who the background Mrs. Helen Brezinski, who pins is and various organiza- was was upon a servers, ing the Confirma- of sacrament who tions willingly took the parish “Mother the Year” in St. last “Mother the Year.” of year’s of chosen no tion, Bishop Bartholome Save Drugs dis- ti' on the in and procession part, Saitell +Pastor’s Mothei cussed the that fact there is ; a 1 YoungstersHave pk Field Man «,‘PRqr-lDE' Memorial day, on intense greater and war, and Sick Room a more Needs the and Cathedral high "twill-CH" to destructive than Ko- more war school choir and its REPAIRS director, than the battle of rea, mere guns, the Harold Rev. Pavelin, and going in country today-— Choice CALL Good of 1151 on our CALL 28 all other: who helped to in the battle ideas. _’Mother Named of of Year’ SCHROE-DIER1 "7 make the affair to any CLOUD, ST. way MINN. a Christian Principles . 74’4/‘LZC/rfna/(é'x2 succeu. cidwéfefl" Strongest Weapons Fiction Baseball ST. GERMAIN SAINT 805‘: The Bishop ended his talk by Ra- Year” the Christian Mothers’ Sartell.—Mrs. Cornelius by all calling the children and on mother Father Ed- society. macher, of St. Cloud, Minnesota Conditioned really live Air the adults accord- to of Ramacher, who ward Ramacher, St. Mrs. with her pastor Christian ing principles. This, to baseball again is The season Francis Xavier’s church husband here, is member the of was a all, is the after strongest and full swing, from the sand in wea- chosen parish “Mother of the Sartell parish, is the mother of ENJOY pon against Communism, he said. Grounds the crack lots the Polo to children, all of whom . . 13 . Shopping are Your For following priests The and frenzied cries of of bats the ’lnpsed’ were in Austria living. HEIIIPS the Confirma- assist to at indicate that present would spectators and her She husband have ob- Opole; tion: The Rev. V. W'otzka, Game” “The American Great Faith for served their wedding anni- 54th Want Tots Rev. L. Ohotta, Royalton; the holds its place its still Comfort among They married in versary. were Lamusga, Sobieski; the Rev. A. millions of followers. Anthony St. before the Rev. 'IOEOREAM V. Klimek, St. Wendel; the Rev. Vienna.—Although Aus- FOR l IOTS MEN the Particularly interesting is many Charles Pfeiffer, retired at now Podroski, St. the Rev. A. Anna; trians be described lapsed may rapid growth of “Little as recent St. Joseph’s home St. in Cloud. Karels, Holdingford; Rev. B. Catholics and having explicitly baseball, for or as league” youngsters Besides her children, there 13 St. Arthur Hoppe, and the Rev. and their faith, renounced they still under with which has 12, along also 34 grandchildren and are Cloud, their children be want to LADY KEMPS fiction for mem- flood of new come a great-grandchildren. seven bers Church. This of the in- dealing with the was that CATERING ICE CREAM group age FATHER'S DAY The deserve firms listed here to dicated by the fact that 95.6 C— Little cham- per for league struggles Call 9th 567 Ave. 2nd & No. New PA Headquarters dis- he remembered when you are all babies in cent born Austria of pionships. the tributing patronage to your baptized in 1952 Cath- lines different of business. were as Possibly the best of these, New York—The for ti a.‘ n a o n olics. Little headquarters the founder of the league of the Catholic national The 1951 census re- Press Association is of its authors, is At Bat moved to were lel one Sunday, June that vealed 89 of the cent per E. 150 39th New York With. the Little League, by Carl street, 16, Austrian population profess the it by and announced Father Stoltz M. .W. 'Bal'dwin was Catholic faith. One thousand Thomas A. Meehan, CPA (Macrae-Smith, $2.75). Fact and presi- eight hundred converts The dent. were re- necessita- combined in this book fiction move was are AAAAAAA ceived into the Church in 1952, ted becauss of the expiration of would-be give Little leaguers to CO. SAUK RAPIDS HDWE. and lapsed Catholics 51,317 the CPA’s lease with re- the Carroll how full information to on pro- the turned the In sacraments. to Be remember Father club the to former CPA at head- ceed with their plans. sure period 13,402 Catholics Madison quarters, 120 same Leaguer’s Uniform, Little First avenue. Furniture Hardware, Appliances, Major the Church, left because many by Paul Jackson special with C. (Crowell, his day on asked they had been the to pay $2.50), is the amusing of story Phone 375 Sauk Rapids. Minn. extremely d Church t m o e r a 9 inherits his brother’s boy who handsome gift from a a taxes. (thanks mumps); uniform to which far big for him; is too Metzroth’s Malta Loyal Queen to aids but despite it he his team championship. to a Valletta, Malta. More than —— Safe Second, by Edd Win- on 10,000 school children from all ear” field Parks (Bobbs-Merrill, $2), of this Catholic island parts at- TO Something {’Show With Care, Dad You had tells of boy who to a over- tended in outdoor Mass front an lameness before he could the come of Church of St. Publius, lONG ASSOCIATION PRAIRIE CREAMERY become player and includes first Bishop a Malta, in of honor tips bunting, hitting, the of many on coronation of Queen Sleeve Short SHIRTS SPORTS SHIRTS VENTILATED Louella Butter infield pitching, and play. Elizabeth II. Archbishop Michael Billy Tower How learned his Gonzi led in which the prayers and Cream Pasteurized Milk S-M-L-XL Sizes By and Arrow Enro Hero’s the Beer That arithmetic with his baseball is children responded. Decorated Phone Minn. Little League Long Prairie, told in Catcher. l“$3.95 18 Speak: for .95 Itself $1 $3.95 Whites and colors streets throughout the city Smith is Robert the author, and DISTRIBUTED BY evidenced regard for the queen. Sizes 14 18 to dedicates the book “my to fav- who had Kemp’s lived here Ice naval Cream Co. as a orite Sister M. Madeleine, aunt, officer’s wife. who be umpire.” to wants an NYLON BROADClOTH WHITE The “Young Yankees” Ol'I' had Pirate island their for quest SHIRTS SPORTS SHIRTS regional championship inter— a rupted by the disappearance of THE WENNER CO. PRESCRIPTION FOR Sleeves Long buy the ‘hat their to money was By Arrow S-M—L Sizes ‘ ’Igouf uniforms. Mystery, by Hardware, Furniture, Implc- C. (Knopf, M. Bonner $2.50), CHIC COMFORT Fuel, $3.95 w$5.00 Furnaces.and merits, “.2‘5695 $3.95 combines baseball competition, Plumbing Spring Granite Cold Prod- and in mystery, suspense a way Licensed Embalming hold the reader’s interest to young Can Be Helpful ucts Phone Cold 432 Spring the finish. to Nylon Slacks Summer Town—Fights . Rainbow and Diamond Gray Pajamas & Closing Shirts Shorts Tailored Well grit feed poultry at your or $8.95 $5.95 dealer. $2.95Each Weldon By Of College Station Rayons to .Mill Cold ends from the $2.98m$6.95 Tropicals Wool All Spring plant founda- for St. Mary-of-the-Woods, .25 Ind.— 3% i1 $10-95 driveways, walks, tions, etc. A of in this storm protest THOS. P. BRENNY CO. rose Each Rayons .. when the New town York Cen- 0 and granite-sand Aggregate tral railroad proposed close to MAYTAG FRIGIDAIRE HOlEPROOF Cold Spring, Isle, Morton at SUMMER - station its St. from Mary- across Minnesota. and Odessa, BO'ITLED RANGES GAS & I of-the-Woods college. HOSIERY IOUNGING Foley. Phone Minn. The 86 station, which is the on Granite Co. Cold Spring main line between St. Louis and and Fancy Plain New York, been has in for ROBES use The firmn Nylons listed and hero deserve to MINNESOTA Rayons COLD SPRING. almost 100 years. be remembered when din~ are you Records show that the tracks tributing .00 the dif- to$1 patronage to your .95 $ 5 ferent linen of business. routed the to were as so serve Up and building the station in present BELTS HICKOK The 1899. railroad contends that exceed costs revenues. $3.50 $1.50l Catholic Fraternity Has ARNDT’S BERGGREEN JEWELRY More Than Alumni 4,000 HICKOK MAIN HATCIIERY FUNERAL IIOME Baton Rouge, La.—-Delegates Commercial Feeds and for “Quality Footwear $500 $250 CORRIGAN HANDKERCHIEFS C. A. HIIIIIIIII from 23 chapters Poultry Supplies and colonies in Family” Entire the Phone R W to 84 84 or U.S. Certified colleges White and universities Leghorn: across A By rrow U.S. Approved Heavies Souk Minn. Centre, U.S. the will attend the 16th na- initials if tional with convention Kappa plain white of Theta Bo In or Phi Louisiana .00 at State university. $ color pleasing Also desired, Ill ‘ The featured will be speaker RONDESTVEDT FARM EQUIPMENT and Up. Up and combinations ..35c Auxiliary Bishop Maurice Schex- ........ nayder Lafayette, of La. The McCORMICK-DEERING na- IMPLEMENTS FARM tional fraternity Catholic for col- Felt Hot—Straw Stetson Chomp CERTIFICATE for GIFT Him Give or or o a lege has 750 undergraduate Refrigerators~Home Freezers Supplies men & Farm St. Phone Germain 900 93 members and alumni. 4,000 Most THRIFTIES CLUB CHRISTMAS Give link We. Cen tro "Inn. chapters in non-Catholic in- are stitutions.