"V’: I953 July 17, Friday, REGISTER CLOUD THE ST. TWO PAGE REQUIESCANT Diocese DARISHE IN PEOPL PACE ' St. Boniface'l (Inez).. Paul; Mrs. John in Heisick and Oster (Marie). Watkins. sister.'were held St. A June 26 Hanlon John R . (Eileen), Paul. Ronellen- Walz St. There. 'Mrs. Angela Streitz, Minneapolis, Rev. Victor Edward also Church with the Mass offered Morris.——-Requiem Ebenstiener, Eileen was chairman; Han- Morris, Murdock, Benson, grandchildren Burial and survives. fitsch. officiating. rela- 16 great- O.S.B., CHOKIO.——More 80 was than one are Church for John Assumption July 9 in - chairman; Arlene Mar- the grandchild. Also surviving the fol- St. Joseph—Peter who J. Mugg, died parish literary in Chokio, cemetery. Donnelly, Herman, cock, the July Mon- tives gathered dn who died 5. l together Hanlon, R. 46, Mary brothers MrS. lowing and sisters: July laid the 7, in parish to rest Was and publicity l Eucharistic Burial officiated. thaler, Fearon Madison, John A. signor Appleton, Clontarf, r John of Mr. Mrs. and Dak.; lawn Cogswell. N. Mrs. Jo- following Brooks, cemetery Requiem Mass of- . n His wife, Seasoned “'55-. Calvary Cemetery. in Richard Peters, and was chairman; Dak. S. and‘Milbank, Cloud; Anton July :Brown Bd‘rrett. St. and fercd in St. Joseph's Church. reuhion sephine 10 Wis.; family for (Adeline) Hanlon John survives re— Mrs. a Falls; Saskatche- Surviving Little Frank. his Henry. wife, Mrs. Peter at sergeant are Richard Terhaar arms. Mrs. daughter, with Sis- Honored -cent1y. guests a were BRECKENRIDGE.—-In Edward Royaltau. and (Anna) Mugg chil- Canada, and the following Jmfllflw accor- won, Dak.: his Falls, S. and (Patricia). Sioux members June 28, On 30 subscriber Alcuin Sister J. the dren: Clarence, Joseph Clarissa Stein to and and re- Otto St. Mary 'ter was ER a President’s dance the Hanlon, Morris. Also with John F. re- father. "Register" its and Mrs. Sylvester .lans'ky since (Dorcne). start. Communion in ceived Sis- Minneapolis. brothers three Paula of group. and three ;Mary a surviving wide for world ORRIN are TURNQUIST for quest St. Cloud. grandchil- There prayers four are J. Schmitt member of Anton H anlon Mr. YCAG sisters. Sunday the following The observing was a Clarissa Mary is ter dren. ’J'wn sisters in St. Joseph people of the July 4, are - Columbus. Knights peace the of on EXTENSION Spring.—Funeral services Cold MOITICULTURIIT. were picnic Resen- Mrs. Alfred annual at Seifert Mrs. George the held its and in 50th her nun gathered year as a Home here Francis’ St. conducted June 20 in St. Boniface's UNIVIIIH’V IAIN. .7. Johnson PAUL F. W. "INN. I. Warnert. Three brothers survive: had r checks Resort. Everyone Relatives Joseph. :Order of St. who a Anton J. Schmitt. 58. Church for I the hour for chapel William in the and John, St. Cloud; Carl, and services Breckenridge—Funeral every were - recently. Surviving the follow— kittenball, died playing good time from are reunion the ,a’ttending St. Joseph. Mr. Mugg came member Mulches St. Mary's Church in ' Summer (conducted June 23 which was a Rosaries, The Rosary. were sisters: MrS. Katherine brothers ing and of. the St. Joseph's Men's Club. W. Johnson, who died June 79,, for l". croquet, sw1mm1ng. or Kilian, Joseph Joseph Matt Schmitt, Father .loehren, and led by garden in the Mulches parish con- the Burial in cemetery. 20. Peter was Minneroth Schmitt, St. Cloud: Mrs. Frank Nuren- w‘ell attended. offered chaplain, chil- Petermeier Benedict Fourteen weeds, The Rev. FARMING. control moisture, were serve (Betty), Mrs. Herman Nu~ Cold Spring—Funeral hausen and services for —— Surviving the Requiem Mass. are 3 Com- vegetables received their First of from edible (Mary). Peter Minneroth. who died the of dren parts renhousen Cold Spring. June 23. Away the keep heirs loop—yet readil CENTRE—Election of daughter, SAUK Paul ands: Bernard of St. son. '“ in I5 Chicago's minutes. lug“ ground cool. Catherine’s July 5 in St. and the John Ranweiler munion clean keep Mrs. Brecken- Kenneth Anderson of Mrs. period six-month hotel officers within for I0 from minutes eirperI. 6 a ridge. Adalbert several of Morrill.—Mrs. John Ranweiler. from the Rev. You 80. Church modern. comfortable ma— use one In can roems—csmplele For Gasoline, Motor Oils, meeting 24 place June at took a died June buried the who 26 in for Romuald business Lauer and Mrs. functions. was social such mulching for so: O.S.B., terials Unruhe, pastor. grass as Action Catholic the Young following of parish Requiem Fuel Oils cemetery 3 or chopped finely straw, clippings, Lauer, Martin.—Mrs. Romuald St. ofi’ered June 29 in St. Joseph's Mass GEORGE attended the E KNOY Gen. children My. The Fred elected Those were . group. the buried in died June who 27, Father William Church. Tarman corncobs, was Call ground peat saw. con- nearest— moss, your first school in the part Ann Pe- Mary president; Voller, following Requiem parish summer STONY cemetery ISLAND AT CHICAGO PHONE the services. John Ranweiler ducted .3 hulls. buckwheat dust, July Martin’ or in St. SIXTY especially offered SEVENTH Mass 1 then FAlrlsx of June and 5 LEI” the Kaas, survives with following childrend. Marcella Northwestern Co. Oil secretary; were ters, ' K inches of three Cyril offici- Apply Church. Rev. Ortman The two Louis. Gene, Paul. Mark, Roman. or during an their prepared by pastor social Herbert Peters, treasurer; Laure survives with ated. Romuald a Theresa, all Merrill; of and John, St. around the plants and mulch the agent The weeks. the last her two Gary. Also surviving par- par- are Cloud. Brothers who also and sisters son. middle Tydol Veedo) Products about the between Athman. Mrs. rows Mr. and Joseph -— —‘ — ents. children Krippner, accompanied their survive Joseph Watkins; ents are following brothers after heavy the preferably Rockville. and July“, of George Krippner. St. Cloud; Mrs. Mary a Your Druggisl “Choose rail. Communion as the to / and Jossph and Mrs. Resseman sisters: Minneapolis: Welter, Sister and M. the be- weather and before rain lor” Doc Carefully Your Richard Athman. Rockville; Rudolph as St. Clara Convent, Sinsinawa Graetta. Theodore children The were hot. Earl Luxemburg: Goerss, Athman. Mrs. comes very Wis. Store Drug Bruning David Brinkmann, Buermann, Waite benefit La ke Elmo: Herb Athman. the That plant will Here’s Beer ert Almost Catherine Kujawa Mrs. any Cold Park Mrs. Bernard Rausch. Leon Wie- Frederick Bruemmer, ;, Pansies, mulch. Cloud—Funeral services Mrs by for St. Speaks for ltse‘J summer a Rockville. Spring Alfred Athman, and Mary’s Bldg. Floor St. Kujawa, who June Ground Brinkmann, Caroline 86, died Audry Catherine ber, delphinium lilies, and grow DISTRIBUTED BY roses, Wolf Frank held tELMJOhn Cantius’ in Is were Our Business Christen, Joan Jeanette Backes, ground is the better when much wi onsignor Peter Church June 29 Co. Kemp’s Ice Cream Prescriptio Compounding {20; v Frifi‘k (a)??? 7315utvlfggi dizzwfsze Dingmann, Ann Dingmann, Rose Ever- _ mulch. Requiem Mass. cool with Kroll offering the J. kept a Calvary Cemetery. Sur- Burial in Kalt- Hanneken, Irene Mary Ann was strawberries and toma— bearing July Mary’s Cathedral held St. in were daughter. Mrs. Reuben viving are one I—JIIlllllllllllllllllllllll||llllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllll|||||||llllll|llllllllll l. offering ‘I Harold Pavelis Kohorst, Cora Ram- with the Rev. Valeria 1 hoff, OWN” mulch. Not especially need toes grandchil- Gales. St. Cloud, five a and llllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Feral a Burial in the Requiem Mass. ~ was RINGS DIAMOND Marie Winkels. and ler, dren. Mrs. member hy fruits kept clean, Kujawa of H. the Murp James only was a fol— are the Lake Cemetery. Surviving are Sodality. Rosary the blossom-end less there is Mrs. but rot lowing brothers sisters: and BRIDE BE TO FOR THE Thirty-five chil- LOWRY. Nicholas Hennea —— Weber, Litch field: Joseph. Fairmont; INSURANCE uniform when tomatoes sup- a on adults received the dren and 10 Aloys R., St. William E., Hutchinson; Richmond—Nicth Hennes, who 77. Iry maintained ' moisture is Welmun l Jewe of soil ply and Paul; Weber, St. Cloud; Mrs. Fred parish of Confirmation buried in the s from June 30 sacrament died was Kimball. Mrs. Arthur Real Estate mulch. Gunderson, by Mass of- following Requiem cemetery a 9. W”, Rev. Peter Bar- the Most July Paul's in Sts. 2 Peter and fered John Schroeder G. Across from of Sometimes with the ‘Illlllllll St." use a John June‘ in tholome 25 196 Church. Surviving his wife. Mrs. Bldg. Pho Mary’s 203 St. no are Cloud—The Pavelis St. Rev. Harold Exchange Building Granite foliage of the mulch yellowing Hazel Nicholas Hennes. Archie, a Church. Nepomuk’s a son. 5'71Illlllllllllllllllllllll|lIlllllllllIllIllll||IllllllllI|l||Illlllllllllllllllllllll offered the Requiem Mass July St. 2 in [F Green, Wis.; daughter, Mrs. Gordon indicates observed. This will be a Schroe- Mary's Cathedral John G. for confirmed Oliver Adults (Ruth). Paul; brother, Menten St. and were a Burial in who died June competition which der, 2. nitrogen was can St. Paul. Christopher, Berglin, F. Leon- Bartos, Myron Surviving Assumption Cemetery. or e Co.- by applying corrected readily Molitor be Michael Benkowski Drug following brothers the and sisters ; Florence Brozek, ard F. Kalina, ammonium nitrate. Holdingford. The Leonard Rev. Cloud: Joseph. Frank Ben, St. and some — Maynard Bruzik, Mrs. Mrs. John Gaida the Requiem Mass offered July 4 H.‘ Seattle. Wash. Mrs. J. Kenny - , AGENCY REXALL Hedwig’s Church Michael in St. for Leonard Chan, Mrs. Plainfield, J.; Mrs. Chan; Mrs. Vernon (Mary). N. Iceland in Reds Lose who Benkowski, 81. died July The 1. Wash.: Alskog (Joan), Bellevue, and Charles Marlee Hoffman, Mrs. Prescription Specialty children following survive: Vince, St. Inderrieden (Frances) Mrs. August a , Albina Zavadil. Mrnak, and Leo, Minneapolis; Wendell: Anton member and St. Cloud. Mr. Schroeder Toiletries Kodak Supplies & Iceland. The Reykjavik, was a California; Mrs. Herman Wu- Ray. the Knights Columbus and of the of chil- MINN. the following CLOUD. June 8T. On 21 general in the Communist vote IIetzko HUfiary). Merits; August Mrs. Catholic Order Foresters. of First Com- received their ingford; dren dropped i‘ein, John Zinne- 16 election to cent, rs. o per Fred Kramer (Susan), Anokn: Aloys He~ able Mrs. enrolled also in munion and 19.5 compared with the were per Cloud—Fred Who St. Kramer. 62- as (Marthn); Mrs. Bert Wigen man ASK FOR Carmel: calval’y Scapular of Mt. hurled held the died July 4 _ _ the the Reds in past cent was Minneapolis; 1“ (Hattie). and Mrs. Myron Cemetery following Requiem M”? (Catherine). :1 Dilworth. There Braun Jerome Hoffman, David Chan, polls. The Communists two $1595 ofl‘ered July . St- ,Aug“f““es '7 I“ grandchildren 31 13 great-_ and are Prchal, Dale Chcrmak, Harvey gained only the seats to Church. (Jennie) hremer Mrs. Fre d seven grandchildren. following children: survives with the Diana Ondra- Landa, and Progres- Judith Conservatives’ 21, the Joseph Baum gartener Esther. Mrs. Richard Darlene, mains Duea, and lemma Shadeg, Rev. Thomas Labor Party’s six, cek. The sives’ the Avon—Requiem 16, Mass, offered Others was Cloud. There Cam] Ann. an St. is of sums ’1 PAUL June 30 St. Benedicts Church for $7.95 $18.95 to the Protectionists’ in officiated. and two grandchilt one brother, Christ pastor, nus-i one hum Boston-Mes Joseph Baumgi‘rtener‘ who .91' met, Mrs. Andrew Kramer, and sister, a. "Xe-s of WI We: Ow Burial June 27. parish was in cem- Neutzling. also survivm -PACK PRE following The children etery. sur- KW flail J. @rr/ Otto Stein _ BULK CREAM ICE Mrs. Ephraim Miller vice: (Cecilia). W Cloud, Minn. St. Phone 567 Avon: Mrs' C°nrad Meyer (R‘lselw RAND Cloud—Requiem Mass St. of— was Albertville: Mrs. Pierre Sennart (Mar- fer-ed July 8 in St. Anthony’s Church garet), John. Mich.; and Ironwood, Otto J. Stein, died July for 7?, who 6. Mrs. White, Ann St. Paul; Mrs. Stan- The Rev. Andrew Nolan officiated. PHOTO WEDDING ley Wasiliski (Hedwig). Stanley, Wis.; Burial Assumption in Cemetery. PORTRAITS was Motley. and Lawrence, Otto Stein (Ann J. Garrity) Mrs. sur- William Korte FINISHING INFORMALS vives with the following chil- seven \ Dr. Raymond Stein, Pierz: Clin- dren: Watkins. Funeral services made were — RAND Freematics cushioned Washingon, D Sein, FBI, Dr. 0.: July ton conducted 6 in St. Anthony's are on a . . . . Lloyd Peter; Stein, Kenneth Stein, St. William Church Korte, for who died special principle conform walking foot! Alfred to Cloud; Mrs. Tor- of St. July attorney Burial in the parish to 2. a was ceme- Catholic. What give restless six-to- tion, the others (Ruth), Mrs. the two Chicago; Damon to [tissi His wife. Mrs. William (Mar- tery. Finest matched leathers, superb craftsmanship. garet) Korte, survives follow- with the choices). Club niner clamors for “ Children’s Book who some- three children: ing William J.. Minne- Ike Signs Special Bill Billy by hot Goes acplom'ng, Dor— thing read” these to summer apolis; Staniel, St. Cloud: and Mrs. \SEE THE NEW SEASON’S STYLES SOONI , (Doubleday, $2) is Sterling days? othy Giving Nun Citizenship tied with photographs, illustrated The who seeks the parent an- imaginative Billy with in text. WaShington. President Ei- bookstore is likely an the to at swer —- Sir Wil- be himself imagines to senhower signed special bill the be dismayed by surfeit of a en- 9 explorer, the liam Brown, great ‘ highly that dorsing U. S. citizenship for colored jackets 355R ROOT con- an :i in the woods, the pasture and this cow him. How, Sis- fronts Italian-born superior of the among of the pond he and the shores offerings, pick of galaxy to Oblates of the Divine of the ters a “specimens” his “mu- for gathers that will discarded DiGiorgi. book be Mother Anna not Love, > . of six-year-old seum.” Mothers read? Poisibly these when Transferred San in 1947 from once their sons’ will share boys suggestions be help: en- Central America, Salvador, to may 0 ._ thusiasm this for one. Seraphic the St. Francis Semi- child’s add the under- To to with photographs Another book Lowell, Mass., the religious standing of his religion, there nary, are Allen black-and-white is and in denied be- permanent entry Guild’s Catechetical lovely the was -, (Little, Park Trisha Visit Science provisions that of quota loom-tpped Little Missal, First Books (My cause It's visit $2). This tells of Brown, would necessitated her have The Let’s Pray, The Life Rosary, a re- Cloud reIreshlng It's , Science, ‘ more Boston’s Museum of location New to 514 Germain St. St. Italy and several years’ of Christ, My Confession). To turn to a children view, where the immigration visa. wait has just been God’s for these added among an varied objects such others, collection sim- Book, of as Story a aided by Rep. Her a was cause airplane engine, and snake, Old Testament ply worded an Rogers Edith N (R r s o u e them planetarium, and have the stories. These books (25c each) Mass), who sponsored the meas- NIvERqu 0 This is explained them. all to carried in Wool- ST. many citizenship, are now legalize her JOH to S N y U ure . demand for likely . to other variety worth and stores. encourage a Timothy Cham- by Father and haven’t visits, if similar All profusely illustrated in you ill-iv so are Lenoxdale, Mass, who sub- it J poux, handy. (1-,. ’ COLLEGEVILLE, illustra- Ward is the MINNESOTA color. Lynd museum a ’ recommenda- mitted letter of . . . I a lJ'I\ _ ( ' _ of this the newest lovers For tor nature one. young tion Congress. to - _ '~‘ College Founded J‘ Liberal for Arts Men pic— In less serious vein, three 1857 Children’s offers, $2 Press at 0 “on. Bosses Who Underpay books immediately suggest ture Animals Book of each, The True - CONDUCTED BY THE BENEDI‘CTINE FATHERS themselves: Peter’s Long Walk, Friends Reds Called of Pond-7the beaver, The Small of by Barbara Cooney (Doubledaby, I I ‘ ROTC training for college students, the the the muskrat, raccoon, $2.50); Somebocly’s House, OIIIES y Marcel- Madrid—Archbishop ’ 'HAOE-MAE‘K g) Thacher Hurd (Lothrop, otter—and The Edith mink, and the Loizaga of Valen- lino Olaechea write For Complete Information to Mr. Putte‘rbee’s $2) and Jimgle, Plants We Know. ; Book of Spanish employiler called the True cia COMPANY BY COCA~COLA IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OI‘ THE " REGISTRAR (Oxford, $2.25). by Ruth Helm Book of is also The True underpay ST. CLOUD There who deliberatel 0!" COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 15 y his walk is first day Peter’s to Us, which of Air Around workers “a The great supporte ex- REGISTRATION DATES: animals school, and tells of the at Communism,” responsible the weather and plains the vagaries of Upperclossmeni he home the farm leaves at anti-religious feeling that Sepi.‘ HATS! on mind. The True the “College STETSON for the Prepqratory: to Sept. College 1 Freshmen; young 8-9 Sept. 70 ’ For Men those he the and meets to that social in- be caused by on way Honeybees is for Book of more may KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! school back. The and house is justice. one is advanced readers and more View SHOES! CROSBY SQUARE of and boy Night under construction, and Archbishop said the State The Illustra- its interest. a limited in _ Hall Residence New girl watch step—from the force and indeed each must every color abound in of tions in can — — ' THE College'Mon for digging of for the the hole the give least employers at these. to ' foundation the landscaping at to indispen- regarded the Indian Children like who as wage Putterbee, When finish. Mr. the will Eagle Feather, sable ‘minimum. stories enjoy "NEW CLOTHES.’ for his leaving after uncut Clyde (Cro‘well, grass by Robert Bulla Wheels 7 SW? 53% ififi; tackle the is forced a: 17 to This col- $1). is (Hart, -‘ years, $2.50), the of Navajo boy story a a been job, he finds that tiger has and of lection tests, didn’t a school, who want to to pas- games, go STORE comfortably living there for kéep children the times some after to but changed his mind oc- a ‘ point the time. From that trip vacation cupied the cruel on, under hard on summer a em- the officials, neigh- tiger, city the Lim by train whether auto. excellent pictures by ployer. The or Opposite the Post in Colud Office St. boring children, and of testing ingenuity ericks, Ar- course, Indian artist, Tom Two songs, an interest- Mr. Putterbee face gimmicks other book’s devices, and the appeal. some add to are rows, complications. first book ing (The and provide fun designed here is book for both Finally, to re- a Junior Guild is Literary selec- Lmiles. laxation the Fun and childrenfi— (in a parents over the l r Your 'I-Ile'jlq-namne-I-‘o-uo-ua-nameme-hofll Remember Hospital Cloud Saint RELIGIOUS (Just Started Deceased Priests ARTICLES A modern, well-equipped hospi- Joseph tal with Jauski well-organized staff July 21, l 930—Rev. o o a Isidore Hengarten July 22, 1929—Rev. and of physicians specialists. 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