f D ,} ' Friday, aT'I-IE s»'r. C‘LOU July ‘ REGISTER 31,1953‘ .SIX‘ j PAGE - 1 Year‘s Engaged for 0. Willow's am. Candanhede, Portugale—A .30- fused permission for the mar- GISTTIRG ended in'mar- engagement riage. She obeyed her father’s year 3 riage in the church-Of Outilnear wishes and 'did. not but marry " \ ~ Din-r here. Manuel da Cruz .. . continued haplengagement ‘g until Frank. Konen,‘fi2, Katherine Geris who July Martin. for died av St. e W. James was ' a Elizabeth’s Society Bur‘ial the Maria member of St. 'of in parish Emilia Pereira 16. was cemetery her ring in ,her death father’s freed her to ervices for Cloud—Funeral St. the Frank the Rosary and Surviving. his wife, Mrs. Melrose of and are 1923, girl’s but the father wed her 30-year sweetheart. July 13, who led, re— '73, W. Durr, the James (Mary K‘openy following chil- Mission Society St. artin.‘ and of Church Cantius‘ John St. held in Edward, Alphonse, dren: St..." Paul; I were Joseph Woitalla 1' Rev. MonSlg'npl'. the Rt. Jamma. with 15 Mrs. July Reinhardn Ed Flex-7, and J _ the Requiem ofiering Kroll J. Alfred,- Peter of- Hawtholuae. Nev.:' Laura :A na.—-Requiem Mass Mrs. St. was Cemetery. Calvary Burial in Island: Immaculate Nelles Mass. fered'Ju Con- Jewell, Pine Mrs. Max in the 20 was y James Mrs. bboks wife, his Joseph Woitalla, Surviving (Marianne). Marshfield, Wis, The ception Church for and Mrs for children Guadalupe, which are Our. Lady out to, of I. Also Marian. daughter, and Alfred rThe Rev; Edward-'SporleinJIrene). Chicago. Also who died July 16. Dun‘. a across M. reviewer’s brother, Henry desk for in the‘ hope that a.brotber, Paul be surviving the Edward come Podrowsky officiated. Burial in surviving is ‘ of a are a was may El- Mrs, sisters, and Minneapolis, two wife, Mrs. Joseph There 11~grandchildren parish His Piérz. and cemetery. are appraisal fall into well The pretty cured. pilgrimage does not Mrs. Minneapolis, and Jae'b, following J. IWoitalla, ‘survives the -great-gra€mdchild. with mer one defined Paul. inasmuch patterns; and (It Leo'Elm. St. Claregc home children: Edward and as SChmidtbauer c turn out they had planned, John Minneapoli. Also and Angeline in Badges. something Nicholas like .sur- 1,100 of them Mrs. as services' Pierz.—-;Funeral John for but somewherelalong sister: 'the his brothers and viving one are way find their into print Schmidtbauer, who died June 5. services: way Spring—Funeral every were Cold were , John. Anton' Aloise. St. Anna: and the laziness, the selfishness, held Joseph’s Church with in St. June 9 and Bomfaces in St. the adult July 15 whose task it conducted is all Peter. Joohin, Roman. of Adam. and year, Lawrence Torborg offering -thc Rev. Nicholas Backes. Mrs. e Church for 0 Kanbel, Harding, Mrs. Leonard and to their merits the stubbornness pass disappear. The Males. ,upon may lemn Requieni Assisting Alphonse The Rev. were July 12. died Hillman. be permitted Schultzenberg the and the "Rev. Robert and the Browerville ofiered a'yawn of now lesson of the Kraemer story conveyed} is Hortense Mrs. Danicdur’ti kel. The Rev. Leonard the Rev._ Paul, Ku by assisted ‘ then. Mass, Requiem Solemn with warmth and humor. goofing Ill., also of ukegan, Rongllenliitscg,‘0.%B..-_of Hot-terfie Victor Breckenridge—Mrs. was Dani- Rev. .But if there is in the present sanctuary. positgv: ,' Mrs. t Clark’s two-wheel S rin any one group latest Sewn-opened. Cold aurice who died July 11. ev. 92. book, O an e court, Hurrle,p0.Sg.B.. was I Burial Richmond. Soy of ' for which , Power follo'w- almost drive. Jan. Jr reviewer forward buried in the parish Harold'Gapinski cemetery Secal'et-of any the Andes, received the ‘ Surviymg parish cemetery. swath through heav_y_ the Requiem offered July 26" in 1.3 in cuts ing Mass Was Gignanr—lThe . “pushover,” is a stories it is laid a Newberyaward Rev. J. Juba offered this J. Mathilda, and high Does children: weeds. tough wiry following the Benedict Church. The Mary's Rev. rass St. year, or are in Latin in Peter America. may all .the. equiem, Mass Sts. and This be . Thull. Peter goodvjob Mrs. Medar'd, Joseph, the is highly conducted Petermeier rated by owns. secular ' on .‘ scrvmes. re- Harold Ellei-I- Paul’s July Church 27 for ban hearing . control, John Finger-tip Mrs. of Spring; because Cold A..and the of Gaston that Surviving- appeal two sons: are viewers. It is our the of -story who. Burial bar.StreaTn- Gapinski, died 'July 23. an- 65, heavwaéer .Mrs. 0Q“ip?6d,extm and Math Mans, Mrs. beaker. Breckenridge. ' John. both of I light-hearted, easy-going neigh- parish The follow- Indian wasdh the boy, Cusi, 1% hp. lined ender, cemetery. and wise Also old Cloud. ' engine. .Survwmg Hall, St. Ray a YOU Bonde Jane Nancy bors ‘I‘m,r hildren survive: Mrs. Lco Prom TRIED' '. TWO AVAILABLE the south Kraker, for to has ATTACHMENTS Michael Mrs. most sisters: three Chu'to, the heir the are to man, . services I .Mrs. Martin Paynesvillex—Funeral‘ ties)... Czeck (Fr and Mimbach, St. clears. ThEdore PLOW were N.’ SNOW Mrs. Rotary-action ' Freeport: of HAVE Again, it be because us. Incas, secluded may in high church Louis' for (Bridget). Rapids: Sister >Elta. held July in St. Sauk 15 St. a slushy Kesslu, moun- Andrew swath packed Mrs. 16" in and Martin. spam. og of ,. the . sympathetic understand- who Monica valley Jane Bonde, five-w eek-old, Augusta; and 'John Nancy St. tain and at from which, grandchildren, when Sprayerattachmentfiorflies.moeqmm. he There 28 Paul. ' are 4 Burial parish Browerville the Sister Mark. .“ , died July 14. in home. ing and of these displayed bugsaxdweeds. people great-grandchildren. by was 21 old enough, Cusi his first - gets Ts . her the following surviving surviving are parents, Also cemetery. 5955’”, * are number of Writers ’a who have Geri: Katherine VA glimpse of the outside world. brother. Joseph: Frank Robert Bonde; brothers and, sisters: and Mr. Mrs. and LOAF OF a y Cyril Ortmanm know to them well. Martin—Tho Rev. Cloud St. Rebecca Clara Fischer, ,St. Timothy Lee: sister. Alberta: Mrs. and come Dominated by ' Inca philosophy ; a Mass St. Requiem offered the maternal O.S.B., Patterson, Minneapolis In Marie. Her‘ grandparents. Mr. Arthur Mrs. Then, 'of (although and beliefs, too‘ it is compelling ’ Katherine July for many a 20 Martin’s Church Weres. Richmond, Zylla. Cloud: Mrs and Mrs. Ambrose Mrs, Peter St. ' Burial the writers July 17. Catholic), study of died people who whom ,Mrs. not to Geris. 67, Vin- grandparents, M‘r. Henry Dahm, St. Paul, and her paternal and are a ' Avenue , ? survwmg . Paris“ cemetery- the in Paynesville, There LAKELAND‘ LATELY also Cloud. five and Mrs. Peter Bonde, Kujawa. St. cent there Christ’s is usually W85 are healthy yet Cath- is South _to zo-4u. a message come. sis,- Joseph, and her brother, her survive. grandchildren. are ollchatmosphere pervading the Melrose; Carlo Winter, and Conchitain Guate- Mrs. Anna Joseph I ters: Caroline Sonnen Muellner Mrs. ~' Mrs. ST. CLOUD Detrpit, (Cecelia), coupled Meyer stories, with fine family Ed Mrs. mala,’ Alida by Vreeland' (Alad- offered Maltese—Requiem Mass (Olivia), ’ Jonas Joseph of- Mich: and Mrs. was Munich—Requiem New Mass forvyour: relationships. was discover $2.50) St.‘ din, is July 'Doniface’s Church good TODAY TOMORROW in for 21 presenta- a July the Immaculate Con fered 27 in . . . .. who died Mrs. Sonnen, 78, . Caroline Often, in the from Joseph Muell- stories for Church» for Mrs. tion, viewpoints, ception of many parish A Burial the July.17. in I was " died July Surviving 83, Who 23. a-donkey,‘ already Guatemalan ner, readers, life, thousands but self when of families know the author’s younger following Surviving the or cemetery. are Joseph Muellner: husband, and her are bun-O, is the understanding children: Mrs. George Hinnenkamp central character. of the. people’s following brothers Mathew. The son, That a frcsITeI',fmore St. (Anna). St. Cloud: Katherine, And while this finer, religious beliefs appalling,” sistersalso Henry afid review usually there's and survive: is plainly that no Cloud; Lambert, Melrose: Gertrude, Minneapolis.“ John Boyer, Mrs. limits itself books of outsider. to of fairly Intended for ' Milwaukee, Brick- an Wis; Mrs. Norbert. Cloud: Mrs. Jeub. St Etben. St. R. 'Izecent lAKELAND publication, Enriched I Melrose; readers bread Ihun (Rose), Bertha, Wheaten; there is 9 to 12, it is not way J’eter Clair. fiaul, Mrs. Le New and one- recom- Edwin ‘Thorne (Ritafl, Cloud: Mrs. St. O-year Muellner uvnich. membe old and mended Mr.. in its sixth for Catholic children.’ ‘was a MI I' now grandchildren and There 11 two, 'St. are the. Ann’s of New mich Christian seventh printing: that demands r Song of the great-grandchildren. Mrs. Sonnen Honda, by Rector was a. Mother's Society. Christian mention. mem’b the Mothers and This is Ruth of Sawyer’s r Lawrence Lee (Little-Brown, Eizabeth’s Sodality. St. The (Viking, Least O'ne $2.50). From . $2.50,) is fall book which Sidelighis new a line. Martin Hess This delightful will be Catholic most Children’s story of a who Lake Henry—Martin Hess, 77, boy and his BOOk burro is ' ' distin- Club selection. Tome is in July thev‘Meire a died 12 buried was a Bright From Kore'u ATe (hove Cemetery following Requiem guished for its boy in' portrayal the High ‘Andes who a warm lS'in Margaret's Mass offered_July St. of Mexican family life and the watches With his dog Anilla over -‘ following Church. Surviving the are . Side Gr-imness‘ War simple the faith of boy, his Paco. father’s herd of Leo’ The To. goats. and children: Elmer Mrs. ,eyer, Weichmann, Lake Hairy: Mrs. Ben The boy’s burro is lost—hope- honda is his sling, which burns Alfred, Paul. The Belle River, St. . 'and »‘ lessly it But when Paco’s whirled, is his and so; seems. weapon Korean—.Tbe followingbrothers also and sisters ;., sur- Central Front, the to Blessed Mother against dogs‘and Ed, Lake Henry: George, vive: Banks, prayers enemy men, Jacob, John Lac, Wis.; Ore.: Fond du his and faithin uncertainty the the St. particularly the robber, Black ‘of fortunes of good j Mrs. Sentinel N. Dak.; George Butte. Francis bring their Dan. Tomo reward, and is lucky enough to 1.], «sid’elights Christ Reller. Richmond; turns and Mrs. war up many 7 godfather, Feast the of San Francisco, have American Maurer, Cloud. grand- St. There 10 on are an a : of them humorous, for ,some 3. children. boy and burro‘ reunited. mining- Leo engineer, aided, and by v' are The observer. front—line Rev. John Mrs. Oster Politi’s illustrations, his usual, honda is able his to 5 as repay S.S.C.,'NCWC Patrick O’Connor, Cold Springs-Funeral services were give the book charm. added godfather for the kind—v " many Boniface's conducted July .25 in St. time correspondent, takes from Catherine Blanton’s The Three ‘ he has from him. received nesses Church Job Oster, for Mrs. 81, who his regular work to report Miracles .(John Day Ron— 00., $2.50) boy died July 22. The Rev. Victor sev- A becomes in 12 '. at man a. ' ellenfiitsch, O.S..l3., offered the Requiem oral such anecdotes. Politi' also has illustrator. the High Andes, ‘ its and it is the as parish Mass. Burial in the ceme- was this, Juan, of One In lazy priest colonel informed Mexican parish who is the that followinz'chil- the teryuSurviving was a one are Ed Ferdinand, 'Cold Spring; boy, Paul, dren: and soldier who been selfish cripple, first proclaim Tomq having had magi- and to a The as day when a a all people juSt wore Kowalkowski (Irene),' Mrs. Jack St. set Pablo, stubborn . joining his donkey, entered man’s unit. estate. was a man and Mrs. Kiuzer (Ollie), the Cloud: Edward about frames their same on can “Good,” he said, “maybe he Remodel les, Van Calif. Other survivors are ’ School glasses has been for long Friedmann, brother from Joseph something hat.” Church pull of gone out a a a Home .Farm Mrs. Math Eden Valley, sister, and 0, .0 '_ a time. For Col._Anderson example, there, of Lt. Rapid are many Ficker. St. Cloud. There seven are, great-grandchil- grandchildren, 11 handsome, and D'a'k., City, S. helicopter ,pilot, masculine frames ' that Bepaint a the Mrs. Oster member of dren. was a remembers well his dis- most designed just for the Christian Mothers’ Society and men—design- are tinguished paésenger—Cafl‘linal Legion American Auxiliary. iii: fit. man’s special tastes a as Spellman, whom he carried to Mrs. Anna H. Conrin s‘hls special needs. posts. fronteline. Many. GIs other Cloud—Requiem of- St. Mass ,was - Augustine’s _July in St. fered, 22 remember the friendly ‘Cardinal 6-3, From Mrs.. H. the Church Anna Comrin.- wide for choice available at. appreciatively, I As- who died July 18. Burial in _ was Lantz,‘you select the frames Surviving sumption Cemetery. o two may I are “Bloody Ridge Boulevard” brothers Herman and sisters: two that Will . compliment that and .‘ climbs which has to your appearance O'tter- are up pass Rastedt. a Rastedt, Mankato: Fred 'fright for you.” Golfer Communist artillery pointed Mrs. Helen Hudson. 0.: gardener, tail; Diersing, at, mailman musi- or or . Rockwell, Mrs. Margaret Conrin, and inch of it. Despite this nan—Lantz has frames every suit individual to your needs. Ia. Chaplain Robert Curtis danger Kathlebn C'arryl of’Tél‘edo other chaplains and Cloud. services for St. Funeral i -— have~ this crossed almost ' Kathlen 'Who Curry}, died July 3, 18, pass .‘ JACKSON held Cathedral ’St. Mary’s daily. FRANK were In h w, W'I'lHElI-III July ‘Assumption . 23. Burial in . c0." was "Many GIs "’ and Father SPRING, her COLT) Cemetery. Surviving parents, PuTroni'ze even are " Mr. and Mrs. James Carryl and Walsh, two Cprmac Franciscan ASSOCIATES, Inc. & OPTICAL ' 9. her sisters, Joan Georgiann-a.‘ and ELECTRIC (:0. from chaplain Boston, have their ROOTING CO.- grandmother, Mrs. George maternal REGISTER , ENGINEERS “‘hoochies” A “hoochy” ARCHITECTS 8,: ‘ paternal Vogel, St. her Cloud, and now. OWn Major Electrical Installation: Mrs. Harry grandparents, Mr. and Year; muffins experience .30 other bunker, struc— is tent,,or , "ECCLESIASTICAL DESIGN a Carryl, Miami, Fla. in and around St. Cloud ‘ the front. protection for at ture Phone 397 Cold Spring Phone, 481 Advertisers 5;. Phone 25‘0§-,lst So. 582 Frank Konen. National Bank Building American distortion of the workiis'a‘ The ST. CLQUD Pierz.——Funeral St.,Cloud services Phone 5085 were ~con- meaning house. - "uchifi’ Cloud, Minnesota St. Japanese , - ducted July Church 20 in_SI;. Joseph’s I‘ an?! ELECTRIC ecrc TRAYNOR ERICKSQN HERMANsON SERVICE ‘ ' Co. ARCHITECTS Wiring and Fixtures Tolnphonc ' 3688 Box 58 PLI'VIBIFG Ithlll’tli AfiU . '3‘86'4-4-5163-W Exchlnie Bldg." APPLIANCES. Granite 811 Phones Cloud 626 3rd. Ave. So. St. .. Cloud. Minnesota St. 1350 Cloud No.—St. 8th Ave. The “Timken Silent home of CITY WIRING Automatic”. & FARM Oil Burners COMPANY Write An. | Tel. free-estimate Call 705 for 15.4“: So. or ONLIN D THE , Cloud, Minn. St. anufactu‘rers M of. ' - ~ HOME MODERNIZING '0 . .»Doors Interior Finish Sash FINANCING HOME 0 SCHNEIDER . . . . ANDERSIIN .J. F. Germain 535 .St. E. St. Cloud LUMBER co. , _ _ FLOORING CO. BUILDING MATERIAL .iG As DINNDOBF PAINT AND COAL FOR THREE CARPETING. 'LINOLEUM. Telephone St. Cloud. Minn. 1911 I mos. KNEELING TILING . .ST. CLOUD \ STOREJ PAINT OOR WALLPAPER AND ' D FOL C0. ELECTRIC ' , ,, c'ontractoP— Electrical Contractors I Paint ' Pittsburgh Paints varnishe- 1 Hwy. 52 Ave., & 19%; — Residential Commercial and Saturday, Friday, Sunda " - v. 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