REdIerR‘J‘ october CLo‘uo Ildoy, PAGE, ST. SEVEN THE 1953 2, = ' MiSsid‘n. Lacs “r “WEDDINGS INLD-ICCES‘EJ ,3,” \ Mille At ’ ‘ ioooERY 7. ‘ a \ THE ‘ 7, ,. _‘ Are Confirmed 20 Chippewa Indians of' Schroer’a'Rieder place took Because in Immaculate Note: (Editor’s Conception Church Sept. 8. The Rev. James Rieder on St. Cloud.—Mlss Renee and in of issues lack preVIOus space ohm the cslebrant. The was bride‘s married'in Edward Schroer St. were Confirmation,:Bi'shop wed- Faihily Parish, Bulldog Lake; following. ille Lake. of the Lacs Twenty rament thelreport oxidants Arlene on Ssnt‘er "were Paul's Church Sept. before the and 5 -— on Lorraine“ this until O.S.B., Santer. Humphrey, of Ponsford; delayed The blessed the instruc- of bridegroom’s C Indians the Bartholome been ’pewa Little has John dings Rev. Denery. The bride .the at- is tendants Berthold Waldorf, were Walter daughter Mr. O.S.B., of. and Mrs. Walter rmJude Thaddeus K'oll, of tion-recreation Mission center. confirmed 'Wer week.) were ' and Donald Santer. ‘ Guaranteed bridegroom Riedet. The isfithe of son‘ Schmidt-Laudenbach loquet; Kroll, 20'can- Alfred Kroll, the A1 confirming ishop W. Peter Bartholome, After -Mancino-Broadland Quality MT. Mrs.‘ Schroer. and Edwardi The A Lamfenbach Lansing, Josef spoke aul Per'cicLMer- June Bishop, Bartholome‘ Cloud.—Miss esday, Sept. This didates, 22. is the” St. att‘cndants Rider, Breckenridge—Miss Joan Donna Doris .were Broadland married Schmidt Gilbert in and Schroer. Mary Rieder,; Cath Ricder. James were and Mancino rSchmitz, 0.8.6.; Fridoline historic of nature married the in the of briefly St. 3 f ,s‘ttime that ‘ were sacrament man on Rev. the before Mary‘s Cathedral St. Janice Jensen. Sch Mary's Jerry oer'. and Church before the Rev. Bene- Mischke, O.S.C.; Ignatius Cdfifirmation that Fa- Lem- 'recalling occasion administered the Rev. the b assisted Vossberg, was Roger dict Peter-meier Perry-Litchy Sept. 17. The bride on by the James O.S,C.; the Leo Kapphahn, Lacs Furlan Mille part, William and visited the Indian Pierz ev. the Mission, _ daughter the'Chippewa ther at of Mr. Is and'Mrs. R. St. C‘loud.—-Before .Nup,tial Mass a _the bride The 12. Sept. Minette Brosdland. is The bridegroom O.S.C.; on and Edward Ramacher. the time 100 is the first offered Mary's Laura in’ St. Cathedral, Miss which Indians for Sister opened son Mrs..‘WiIliam more 'and_ Mr. of daughter of Mr. Mrs. and Bernard Msncino. Helen The Li hy, daughter 'of Mr. and Father Arthur Hoppe bridegrdom pointed the “years He out IZI-y‘earsago. The IS.tl'le titan accom- Laudenbach. The son ago. attendants ceremony Rose and Ssm.Mancino. Mrs. were William Litchy, became.the bride The Schmidt. Mi‘s. Bishop, Albert panied the acting and Mr. making of Baptism as the instruction- Walker-Doyle holduin of GOOD effect as mas- was us ‘ of JamES'Perry, and Mrs. ‘ new of ' son r. La'udenbuch, Margaret attendants were of ceremonies forthe Verndale.—~Before rdcreation of ter religious family Adrian Perry. the‘one The Rev. ilfrcd lilies of which members all center, Nuptisl Mass of- Hill, W,illiam a. was com- Mrs. Schmidt. Lucille officiated fered the Mass. Attending the Sept. at 15 in St. Frederick's Church, in Schmidt. share the giving pleted. by by Louis Gottwald God ceremony. Clarence of Laudenbach, Cecilia. us a couple Gretchen Miss . Mary Litchy, Dorothy Doyle, daughter were‘ of_Mr. Laudenbach. Gerald Earl. and the God and nature Pierzl' of Before celebrating Life Holy Modmgans Litchy, Michael Delmo’re, John Litcliy, and Mrs. George very Doyle, Jerry and HOUSEKIEEING. Thayer-Scliroedcr " Robert Walker, and Johnson. the Confirmation of Mr. Mass and administering and Mrs. of I Arthur the son means as sac- . Walker, Schm-it-Hinnenkamp Nuptiul Mass married Joseph—Before before the Rev. St. were acting and a strengthening for ac- tAh. J. VilanZutphené Joseph's St. (1).S.C. in Sept. 11 Attending offered Cloiid.-——Married St. Sept. before on 11 children dignity cording to daugh- as Schroeder, our Janet auine Miss e Merte Church. coupe Nuptial were and Mass offered in St. Anthony’s s a SEAL, Jack Enders. Schroeder, promised the Fred Finally, he and Mrs. Mr. of of God. Church ter Miss DelorimHinnenkamp. were For leaching Opitz-Duwenhoegger Ronald Thayer. bride of the became daughter of Mr. Hin- and Mrs. George would begin plans that ed Cars tthat will in Indians start Roth celebrated the Marion Rev. The Browns nenkamp. James Schmit. of Valle I Mr. and .—-—Married Sept. son 14 construction the winter this Mur- Mass. the couple Attending on before were Mrs. LaWreiice~Schmit. Nuptia and The ‘Rev. Mass offered If“ in [gold a. St. and U prices weather, at Joyce Thayer. Betty a”: which, it is Hennick. them chapel for lene \ Bernard Wildenbor‘g Anthony’s of ofiiciated the Church ~“ at Miss Arlene unionieed by 6 a were Donald Viehauser. Linda Schneider, Duwenhoegger. Attendants JLenore Son- daughter Mr. ceremony. of be' started next were and will hoped, Housekeeping Pyou‘can pay. Good Slaled ’lalin’ John Ros: Dan and. , Schroeder. Power, Mrs. Rudy Mary Ann Bible, Jo Duwenhoegger, afford and Mary to Vernon nen. and of the I" 'b‘ The financing spring. enquist. Opitz, Schmit, Donald Schmit and Roger of Mr. and Mrs. "’fl Richard II“ son ion-mu I. HoudyshélI-Kandels will Opitz. Schmit. the BishOp expects, The chapel, Rev. John Bettendorf of- - fered Mass. the before Virginia Little»Falln.—-Married 7 Sept. ‘Ferusted, through the do- possible Roguse-prlei' ’be made N I o o Jeanie I ‘ Opitz. Florenz Mary’s St. Deutschhind‘ Mass offered in Nuptial Ed- a the annual behalf of Collegeville. Morris—FThe The received mandate. MissMil- nation of Feuttsck on Kandels, attended Miss' Theresa the Church. wm couple. —— were daughter dred Lawler. Mrs. Mary of meeting Classi- of the Minnesota Kan- Bopton-Kunza Math Indians. daughter Mr. Mrs. of and I Luvyler. Roguse, Erwin to Mr. of son , Houdyshell. of dels, Robert and Berham. Miss Conference son religious cal of the Minnesota Following the Margaret Kiinza, cere- and Mrs. Julius Roguse, place — took The Houdyshell. Rufus Mrs. Mr. and daughter V of Mr: door:$ and Mrs. John Kunza, spire in the Educational Association will be sacristy approximately 15 of Church Assumption monies, the offered Reisinger Jerome Rev. became the bride of Robert Bouten, Sept. The Rev. 5. Harlow Sheldon on Cloud and held in St. John’s University St. Frank Kosel. Mrs. from mothers Mrs. Benedict itual Mass. of “Mr. and Mrs. son R. Bouten. before witnessed the Attendants ceremony. Piehowski, Judy Sail, lleen Omann. Nuptial breakfast Mass Saturday, Oct. served to here 3. 'offered a other Sept. 22 in St. on Mr. and Mrs. Ted Lawler. areas were ldsd'llNASHy Omann. and Frank Thomas Kosel. Stanislaus’ Church by Father Fadrow- I and the In- very Rev. Clarus Borgeheink-Schwo'grl clergy The Graves, ' attending s the I the attendants. Piehowski Clarence ski. Attending were the couple Elea- , were prior John’s Abbey the day movie O.S.B., St. Browns ,Valley; in Miss Kathleen dians. Later of Kunza. a Germaine Jansky-Beumer — nore Kunza, Jerome Schwagrl Housekeeping and Joseph Borgeheink Guaran- Bissener. all those series high were and Donald Good present author of of ‘Kunza. ' for and shown The daugh- a Cloud—Miss Door St. Rita. Beiimer. 1 Four was married in St.- Anthony’s Church . Stein-Baler on Latin textbooks, will wel- Harry Beumer. ceremony. " school ter of Mr. and Mrs. the at Sept. ‘10 before the Rev..John Bet-__ suits Style-Mart have Lastrup.—The that tee became the bride Norman Jansky. marriage of of Miss Del- means . tendorf. The completed instruc- bride the the is daughter recently The come group. Boser, daughter before Nuptial John Jansky, rose of Mr. of Mrs. and son a of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Schwsgrl. “Harare being $87,5l is The Joseph speaker the tion-recreation center guest Boser, Housekeeping's at Go'od Kenneth Muss undergone Sept. 12 Mary’s to offered in St. Stein, morn- of own son The bridegroom the Mr. is and of- son. Dr. and Mrs. Ray Stein. and Cathedral Minnette. Plan. by the Rev. James took ‘Sister‘Laura, session ing will Dr. Waldo financed by be Mrs. Joseph The Borgeheink. attend- laboratory thé place Sept. 14 in St. John’s Cli‘urch high with of the bridal couple and Attending were tests Schnuuser, Mrs. Betty ants Mrs. are in Sweet, were recently Wililam Sister George the Mary co-opera- of 3" Rev. n Wilfred ansky, Birk officiating. 9 The Kathleen Schmidt, Lorraina Clara Rausch, Lawrence and James and bride's spiritual mothers attendants Sporleder. Charter School Corrine with the Penn Phila- Muell- tion Jack Richard of Beumer. and Good were the receive choose required quality Schwagrl. to Mrs. Clarence and Tschida. The Maxfielcl-Moog ner, Indian more Missmn from and of the friends delphia. Sweet’s topic Dr. will be Tucker-Anderson I to bridegroom’s attendants Robert were Rapids—The about Sauk marriage Miss of Seal. Why Housekeeping Lake.‘ Mille Lacs “Some Materials Henning.—Before guess New Tech- at Nuptial and Mass oi" Stein Gilbert and a Boser._ Dorothy Moog, daughter of Mr. and fered Sept. Edward’s 12 in St. Church. exceptional Hackenkamp-Boser values Teaching.” niques in Latin Dr. all Father preSent time, At the Mrs. Alfred Robert Max- suit? Moog, Dr. buy to when quality next Miss Gladys Anderson; daughter your -—- of Mr. you Lastrup.~—Miss Delores field, Mrs. Harris Max- of Dr. and Boser. Sweet’s methods have been dem- daugh- of O.S.C., son pastor and Mrs. Albert Kapphahn, Anderson, Leo became the ter of Mr. Mrs. field, took place Sacred Heart Church Robert in and Boser, Style‘ bride with of Robert possibly Trecker. You can’t of Mr. tlie onstrated Latin the at Onamia, wrong ‘ Parish, son go Cross Holy at summer and Kenneth .15 Hackenkamp. Sept. Father Bernard Virnig 12. of Mr. was on and Mrs. son John Tracker. The Rev. Leo workshops sponsored by Car- and Mrs. the John Mis- Hackenkamp. Flower celebrant. bride's attendants Little‘ the The A the attending Brand} were celebrated the Mass. that seal of Attending suit has Every Mart. as- married ’were Sept. Ann Rodwsld, Kay Esselman, Jo 14'in St. John’s on Foundation negie Uni- the the and the in couple offered Maisie is Tracker Holy Mass and sion. were Church With the Esselman,’ Rev. Wilfred and Charlotte The bride- Birk of- Floyd Anderson. versity depend Michigan. article ybu Sunday of An that mission center com; ficiating. The says can every attendants‘were John groom's attendant Dr. Max- surance Marion new was Newstrom-Reining BA‘S'I'ON‘ “BERT I Boser. entitled .fiHot Martha Latin” in Time Lutzke, the‘area field. at Tourists in Bernadine 9 am. Belgrade—Married Style- made for claim Sept. 12 before Mullak. pleter Arnold Stifter, Olmscheid-Hansgen Roderic Boser. n every on July'20, attend. Magazine, 1953, welcome to Nuptiul gave Mass offered .in St. Francis dc Richard are and Schmidtbauer. Richmond—Miss Jean and Hansgen MOTOR. Soles' Church Sweet nation-wide publicity. nowl Dr., Miss Elaine selection Rein- complete See ll the were Neu-Molitor Mart. members of Our following ‘ co. The Donald'Olmscheid married Sept. 5 were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ing. Preparations for the meeting .Rockville.—Miss Sts. Dolores in Peter ‘Paul's Church before bless- and Molitor the presentrat and clergy Reining, and Richard Newstrom. were son Virgil Neu The married Father Biirkhart Amhelter, 0.5.8. in, Immacu- have made officers been by the were of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace mission center: Newstrom. the of Dealer ing Your CHEVROLET new late Conception bride Church before the Mr. Mrs. the daughter is of and Rev. The Rev. Bernard Lenarz of conference:,President,-Sis- offered the the $69.50 Henry $45.00 Monsignor Others from Adelbert Rev. Wauner’on Rt. Sent. Everett Haiisgen. to 'The The the bridegroom is 21. The 0 Mass. Dorothy Breitbsck, Annette New: M. bride Bede, College -St. tor of is the daughter of Olmscheid. of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter of the and Mrs. director Ph. son Frank, diocesan Werner 9,18‘St. Reining. germain 10,3 strain. Lawrence and Michael Molitor. The bridegroom The attendants Jacqueline Hana- is the Teresa Winona; president, vice were: Lindstrom the Faith; the attendants. were of the Propagation Mr. of Mrs. Peter Joanne and Neu. The Mabel Hansgen. Mrs. Larry son ‘ .uen. Kulus-Galluuv MISS Hoyler, Falls Cannon cums St. Fa- Kroll; and Taggery John attendants The Rev. Irene. Iris, Very ’l‘hielcn. Nicholas Hansgcn, Jeanne and were v Flensburz.——Miss Marcella Callus. Phyllis Molitor, High School; Wilbert Miss secretary, Walz. Schwinghommer, Ulmscheid. Arnold and- Brainard; of Scott ' Thomas thers daughter of Mr. Daniel Gsllus. became Kenncth Dockendorf. Rudolph‘ Goebcl, Thielen. and Larry Newhouse, Worthing- Gertrude Holy of O.S.F., Verhoeven, the bride John of Louis Kulus, Mr. of Kaiser-Stung son Burrgraff-Kallis High School; Mrs. and Alex and Kulus. ton treasurer, before Nuptiol a St. Martin.——-Before Nuptial Royalton.—Before Nuptiol Mass Mass a a Mass offered Sept. 8 in Sacred Heart Dr. William McDonald the of St. offered Sept.‘ Adurliscynun 2 in Martin‘s offered Aug. Holy Church. Church. 81 in Trinity Church by the Rev. Paul Otto. Attend- #0?— Jim. .Stam Miss Ermalinda. Stung. University of Miss Bernadine daughter Minnesota. Ksllis the of became bride the ing bridal couple Winifred were Mr. Mrs. and Henry Stang, became of Raymond Burr-graft. The J. Rev. L. Stavish. Charles where I Gravelle. Caroline Ku- From Marsh 4y Joe Nuns" sit the bride Matthew of Kaiser. \ O'Hojtto celebrated of the Mass. Attending Behedictine son lus, Leonard Kulus, Roman and Gullus. Mr. and Mrs. the Couple Adam Kramer. The Dolores Kollis, Rev. Elaine were Waldorf-Santa Alexander Korte, O.S.B., celebrated Burrgra'ff, Marie Larsen,‘ the Loren Popp, Germain Osskis.—The m‘hrriage'of Miss Al- Mass. Attending the couple Donald Penncy’s' Fussy. and Ralph Kallis. Cath- Next were St. 713 to santer. daughter vina of Mr. and Mrs. erine Stank, Helen Seltermun. Bernice Wiley-Kaiser ConfereIIce George Santer, Waldorf. to.~Eugene Stand. UN Bernard At Kaiser, and Bernard _ Foley.—-Married Sept. before 17 Mr. a of and Mrs. John _ Waldorf Stung. son Nuptial Mass offered'in St. John’s : ' ' Church Miss Wiley. Mary daugh- the Books! for Church Remodel were School 8' ' One Form Home 0 Mr. of and Mrs. Homer Wiley, St. J oseph.—Sister Jeremy ter and and James Kaiser, of Mr. and Mrs. Paul son Sister Benedice of the College of i Kaiser. .The Rev. John Kroll offered - St. Benedict official delegates are the Mass. Marvin Mrs. Trushenski, JAY, » Loren Mrs. Wenzel, Miss the Bernice Dep- Fourth National to Confer- ol {lioficed the Missus had enough red fixed Judy tip—and there’s and Fitzpatrick the at- pa. a -were States of the United Na- ence. Viioil-tied tendants. around her finger for books, too. at tional Commission UNESCO, for money some new Dingmann-Holthaus , “oak-fast Sept. morning last 15 18, meeting to the ‘week. at Farming. one Miss Betty Holthaus. be it Wauld From where I sit, —- . daughter Mr. of and Mrs. Herman University Minnesota. Holt- of flWhot’s that for?” I asked. thing if had fine sort s0me hnus. became the Lawrence bride of a we National, non-governmental “Your or- slipping?” Dingmann, of Mr. and J. Mrs. H. reminder memory son private when-we for- of ganizations, well educa- Dimzmann before Nuptinl Mass of- as as u. “It’s for not me,” she neighbors." fered Aug. the rights of 26 in St. Catherine’s Church get tional, scientific and cultural in- answers, .our by the Adelbert Rev. Uni-uh. O.S.B. “.it’s to remind stitutions in the and telling Like when them country start you, every- were we Attending the bridal couple were invited send delegates to Dorothy body it’s the else to Mth, Betty Lou who Dingmsnn. asks what for, think is best. I like what we may Delores Holthaus, Joseph and and conference. About,1,000 such contribute to the to Woman’s travel book and temperate John Holthaus. a a delegates will attend the three- Bemboom-Moe Club. Library Fund. We need glass beer while prefer of you a day meeting discuss to various Fole .—The marriage of Miss Iola 8200', and figured we’d of with historical get tea we sughter the theme: Moe. aspects of “Amer- cup your of Mr. Mrs. Moe. and Ed —— SPRING, Joseph to Bemboom, help if Mr. of and could ica’s Stakein get people novel. Let’s both" remember International COLD son more Co- we not WILHELM, ,Mrs. Gerald Bemboom, place took in operation.” ask about to it." ‘ “put_the on finger” the Electric. other! to S John’s us Church t. K H Sept. The 8 ' 9. on ELECTRIC .00. Rev. Richard Wey the celebront. CO”. ROOFING was Well, it turned the out, red U.S.- as Pilgrims The bride's Fatima attendants at Ardelle were W . I r" DeZeIler, Mrs. Bernard Balder. Edris lion worked just Major Electrical fine. Installations The Co. Years roofing experience 80 Fatima, Moe. Portugal.—-About Beverly Moe, Xavier Bemboom, 60 in and around St. Cloud le‘s'rare'having In the library Bernard'BIllder. all Curtis Grundahl. and Americans Phone Cold I14.81 Spring the ambng M were St. So. Phoni 682 2506-131: re- iILAIINh no ri.i MBIM. Dougherty-Chase cent' pilgrims visiting the'Shrine APPLIAncas I 5085' Phone ST. CLOUD St. Cloud Phones 3864—5163-W Blue' _ Grass—Miss Arvilla. Chase. ~ H of Our Lady Fatima. of They c daughter Mr. of and Mrs. Aie m4. United States Brewers Foundation Chase. Copyright, 1953, No.—St. Cloud 1350 >8th Ave. The home “Timken of Silent became. Dough- the included bride of Michael 20 led .‘by Fa- persons of Mr..nnd erty. Mrs. Automatic” Guy Oil WIRING Dough— Burners CITY & FARM ELECTRIC. son James ther Conroy, an5 V associ- TRAYNOR and before Nuptial erty. Mass offered a ERICKSON ' is-uh editor of Our Sunday Ave. So. estimate ate 'Visitor, Tel. 705 Call Write for free Sept. St. Hubert's 11 in Church the by or Rev. William VanRooy, O.S.C. Attend- U. S. and 38 St. Cloud. service Minn. from men HERMANSON SERVICE ing the bridal couple Margaret were Munich. ' Kern and Dale Andrie. - ARCHITECTS Economic Association’s Wiring and Fixtures Box Telephone 363‘ CDMPANY 56 THE DON LIN Granite Exchange Bldg. all -4.V—. 3rd Cloud St. Cloud. Minna-ot- 626 St. Ave. So. Manufacturers of Meeting Set October 3 , Sash. Doors Interior Finish MODERNIZING HOME 0 co. Puouucu . . . . . . I HOME FINANCING 22;; , 0 SCHNEIDER 535 St. Germain E. St. Cloud ANDERSON J. F. St. Joseph—The for agenda the annual Minnesota- C0. LUMBER ,l We Iowa regional meeting the Catholic of Economic Associa- Your for Prices Highest Pay ' ' " ; MATERIAL BUILDING has been tion completed under the direction of Dr. FLOORING Franz CO. DINNnouF POULTRY, and WOOL HIDES EGGS, Mueller of the College of St. Thomas, assisted by Sister PAINT AND COAL l I. St. Cloud. Minn. 19“ Clyde the College‘ St. Bene- of of MELROSE, CARPETING, LINOLEUM, MINN. The held dict. meeting will be at TILING KNEELING PADS. CLOUD ST. Sat- St. Thomas the College of WALLPAPER PAINT AND STDRE Oct. urday, 3. ELECTRIC C0. D PI FOL 00R E R EM I FORD '. Very The Rev. Vincent Flynn, Paint Pittsburgh Paints contractor Vii-niche- Electrical Contractors — president of St. Thomas’ College, H and Residential Commercial 19%, Hwy. ' Ave., & 52 Washable Inc. Imperial Wallpaper MEMORIALS,, iiiMeIrose welcoming Co. will give the address - Motor Industrial Wiring the luncheon. The Rev. at oon St. Cloud, Minn. Telephone Tel. 2543 St. Cloud 435 Cloud St. 20-7th Avenue South MINN. MELROSE. Martinez, O.S.B., of Berna ‘ o MEMORIALS 9. SERVICE [N SPECIALIZE and SALES WE ill John’s University St. will be the CEMETERIES ll CATHOLIC FOR Evi’lione luncheon and will dis- speaker Melrose, Hill- Minn. the Built—Eternal 171 Empire u Special CON “Some Aspects of LDN cuss Roofing Spanish Econ- Contemporary the Cloud 00. St. Francis Boddy omy.” ‘and Dr. Construction Co. 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