November REGISTER Friday, 6, 1953 CLOUD ST. THE V Foresters Plans Annerose School Assn. Elects Wbmen Sister High by Honor Pierz Given FINISHIN v ’Brother Goose'- Mcnibers because l" of the Minnesota the in spring. Dramatics will be April Sister evening 2. Timothy of Du- meeting the sentinel; its inside Theis, Elr'oy same on tor; meeting of ‘ Spring—The Cold ' represented the play festival at luth chairman named for admitted members to Catholic and High School Associa- 0Ut51de FYPBhle; was I Frank H- and were Order Catholic of the Oct. 21 Stanbrook Hall, Duluth, at the. event. wit- meeting Wil- to Pierz. Brother Goose, the adult court on sentinel. tion .elected Sister Annerose . —- the in held "3 Foresters of par- installation/of officers. the liam Davidson’s hilarious three- As was held in also previous St. juvenile court The ness years, chairman fer Region II Oct. 25. r,al Curbed Boosters Church Boniface’s comedy, John’s has been selected University 'St. invited hall of has the act ish as + + + + + She succeeds the Rev. Philibert women’s special the schools first play of the featured the of region partici- at and to season a Harrer, O.S.B., members superintendent High of Women Memorial in the Father Pierz pate music festival there night program. Plan Turkey Party their first Players, May Heading attend The Memorial 2. this School. invited to St. Boniface’s High School, Cold on non—com. were petitive policy of demonstration direction Sister the the Ju- is the under under of meeting new Spring. O.SLB. Rev. Bartholomew admits Sayles, which in midst rehear- dine, the of order the women are Succeeding the Sis- secretary, with the organization in preparation for the Heading the sals the list of activities into St. Cloud will pro- be the of ' scene Magloire, ter is the Rev. Guth- privileges duction Nov. and in St. and 13 15, outlined by the rights Cathedral High the as regional basketball on tourna- same bert Soukup, O.S.B., head of St. School Auditorium. School Boosters Joseph’s the at recent meet- the ment week prior the to state men. a John’s speech work. Six of the is ing the turkey for' party, set tournaments, likely the Members last New There’s dull moment 32 very never a. eight Catholic secondary schools Nov. 16 7:30 Birds, at week in February the first lively in this wholesome, pm. comedy, several or the past During Region II represented Penna-Inn") In were weighing from 10 to 12 pounds, week of March, - according the to Jeff, “Brother Goose,” an as the planning and elections. total 32 of months, 1n women will be given a prizes. The chairman, Mr. Fitzharris. Since as architect, full and time mother pur- a 106 MODEL Elected to the Spring Cold represent joined the of the of have party, all Mllwaukee or- the hast pose recent his orphaned brother sis- as and to was gamzation the board of juvenile Booster whom of is the 18 events, improve- on to con- representatives of Catholic are group, struggles make both ends ters, to trol for this region Cathe- for the Present meet- ment of Cathedral High School high members. school was publications for the disorder General and meet. ?owa{dm con- High dral School’s athletic di- Eldred Mrs. property, according club National Oct. 21 to presi- Catholic ing High School were fusion reign until Winkel, Peggy James rector, Fitzharris. For the Mrs. Sophie Fuchs, dent, Gregory Binsfeld. Press Miss Association, Peters, it decided the salesgirl, takes was over a unen- past several the Rev. Al- Roman De Mrs. that Loecken, years, regional Joseph Apa'per meet drive viable Nov. no position maid and brings 8 will of press on forum phonse Kremer I has been presi- Menke, Gregor Mrs. Wenter, would be held this the project begun with her order, continue comedy, and year. ro- sev; Arm: r- dent of the board. Al Miss Mary Stommes, Alois Mrs. eral 'the by ‘ Boosters. 1 "SANDER years ago mance. ' Catherine The Miss h elm of the i T meeting Members the purpose of school’s n n, Leroy Kapsner, junior Mono- a from a Marie Miss the Schleppenbach, was scheduling and of extracur- Club in assist the work. Harding, will The vlb‘odu'ces play Jeff Adams, gram fine a ricular Spring. Cold Stafford’. all of events Theisen, regional basis l club, in its 14th . Betty on and Girtz, a is senior from now year, > a .piano'finish—ll) ' for interscholastic competition initia- . of made of rite friends the Pierz, and MODERN Following will him Peggy patrons support up as ",ti’mesfasterthan participation. The annual or in- of the high school members who Winkel. inter- the tion, The other members of I were are new hand sanding! I. speech festival, be to headed by ested in furthering and the work the court the of troduced Corinne to Will, cast Last- were MOUNTINGS are member of the faculty of St. agdinst, and a education and extracurricular of Donald recipients Hartmann, Shnds Pierz; also corsages ac- with, rup; {the 1d " Forlers I Franc1s’ High seated, School, Spring shown above lady Court Little 3. t1v1ties for the high school Spiczka, matting! Irie stu- gift. Royalton; JoAnn —wi thout grain the across a For New Falls, will be held Eldred Peters, Miss in Mrs. Little Falls right, left dents. to Kainz, T‘. speed in are Hardin; high Grace Marshik, Albrasive travels pad at Installed Officers DIAMOND and . De Wenter, Mrs. Roman Sophie Loecken, Joseph Fuchs, Mrs. V4" all‘directions. Buckinan; work in J Langer, orbit—grits oAnn Pierz; II. officers Beauty of Installation was Alois Stommes, right, Mrs. Standing, left to dig Gregor‘Menke. won’t in Mrs. are Corinne Fischer, tendency Lastrup; No Don- to gauge . . . with Schleppenbach, and Miss meeting Catherine the Miss held Thielmann, at _ Mary ripple! Miss same ald Tembreull, Pierz; Doris -‘oi- Theisen. POWERED! Marie MOTOR Lake Red of Wuellner, Pierz; Sylvester I and Joseph Harren POWER TOOLS ACCESSORIES I '8. the of vi- supervisor Kahlhamer, Lastrup, Powerful district AC-DC Falls, motor—not a v Recital Spivok Gives Raul tough stall long, Foresters, Won’t of Order brator. Catholic pre- on ‘ ‘. I oil Gearless drive—no and Gre- Ludivig jobs. sanding Alfred siding. ’Pygmulion’ Held I Electric Drills Sanding Machines Sanding Belts Pat- maintenance. minimum - and jun- senior leakage, - Menke were gor Benedict’s College At St. Power Planes clamp—pulls 1/3 of stand- 4 Saws ented Routers ' conductors. paper ior - 11" tight. 9" smooth and sheet ard (Complete x Joseph supply of bits & cutters) took In St. who officers, The new Guaranteed quality Weighs only 6 lbs. immediately fol- duties their over service. for rugged ' member of k School and Ar- Summer S'pivak, Joseph—Raul St. a installation, their lowing as are SCHOOL ATHLETIC Comp-osers’ of the faculty received the has who pianist, gentine free chief tons demonstration! today Eichers, St. Joseph—Miss in J. Mary Lou, Elmer get follows: a . . . Music and Chamber Conference four critics acclaim of the Stein, past on ise A. Hickey, in her eighth Albert SUPPLIES appear— ranger; (Vermont) Middlebury College Center at the visited continents, Le Wenter, the College of St. Bene- Roman at chief ranger; ance _ THIELMAN Spivak has and College for two Benedict Oct. 15 St. Retail Expert years. Wholesale of & Fred E. dict solo dramatist, —_.u- on presented secretary; recording as advanced chair of public also held the the addition to In 16. Pygmolion Carl re- Nov. 1. V financial secretary; Fogtball RING V Basketball Remounting Stein, ' . music the chamber at and Spivak piano M. which cital previous gave, In B. John at I Ethen, trustee; appearances , V Softball V Volleyball Amazingly Low Prices! Music of at Conservatory student National played at .—-<—‘.. also he the Miss HARDWARE college, Hickey Pe- as- has in- Eldred a treasurer; Stommes, modern Tin-ill her with setting V Hockey \‘V a new. Aires, class Boxing in Buenos Scenic Art conducted master and sembly, terpreted variety of famous a Gresser, Norbert speaker; a how Discover beau- ters, for her diamond. musical in- lectured and to important majors, the most piano for dramatic selections with including tiful diamond be dis- I committee; can auditing your a of chairman from _17-'I Ava Call 122 \music tlnctive mounting extra So. St. Cloud advanced Argentina. stitution in our in new students Remember Mama, the Barrett? Ronellenfitsch, Victor Rev. Very SPORTING large selection! and GOODS Guns, new Ammunition, I Tackle Spivak’s Mr. for The Wimpolc classes. of Street, Life With program Victor - director; spiritual O.S.B., Prelude included The recital here firms listed here Workman!th deserve Father, Superior to and The Late George Ap- appeared under BUILDERS a HARDWARE Oth- Spivak juvenile director; PAINTS Mr. Stein, S. ;..be remembered when dis- . Consistently Fair Price. Sonata you are by Bach, the Fugue and ley.lMost recently, two Association the conductor; of senior auspices the Schmitz, years .tributmg the We Give THRIFTIES patronage to mar your ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Beethoven, major by in A Miss 10-1 Hickey presented Rose— different is _‘ lines of business. espe-’ Colleges. He conduc- op. junior American ago, Zierden, of Leo H. TIIIEIMAN Schubert, by Impromptus Casey’s Christopher two prize- inter- an Stafford’s his for mary well known cially' by Chopin, Scherzo Etude and pIay, The Velvet Glove. American Latin a of pretations HARDWARE by his Argentine dances his included Pygmalion has_ also some added He the music. to on i A fellow-countrymen / several Euro- r e g u e college music of audience’s appreciation Quality Jewelry Since 191’ , program “The and “Triana” Albeniz, by Bldg., Granite Exch. of Miss Hickey, and students composers. pean Cloud St. Gen, 81;. 814 Falla. The Dance” by de Miller’s in the critics’ evaluation } concur extensive making After con— 17-7 Aven‘ue Keepsake Soilth Diamonds St. Cloud Phone 122 Etude closed with Miss Hickey’s an of excellent program Central and pre- Europe in cert tours waltz by “Mephisto” the and sentation of each selection in Spivak a Raul America, South and Usecl Ca rs? Liszt. remarkable Better repertory. debut American North his Inade visit the Spivak's Mr. on cam- Hall in Town York’s Remodel“ New at Church School Farm ' Home College is Benedict’s of St. 0 pus 0 ’ second concert He 1944. a gave which will take of tour part a. Hall Carnegie in later as year 3. anduniver- colleges him other to YES! Philharmonic the with ' Bepaint soloist Mich— Ohio, Minnesota, sities in Orch‘estra. has He North and Indiana, Iowa, Symphony igan, Dakota. Spanish of the staff the been on ' Repair trade-ins sell local used The new are on we cars usually find in “beat-up” kind Fords, the you not recondition .them What’s cities. large more—We PACE IN REQUIESCANT miles for 6,000 shop, them in guarantee GUIDE our own used LOW. Our price them months, and 6 cars or fast! move Shirley, at and Roger. Siegfried, dren: J. Tenhaar Nicholas ’EM! SEE Madonna, Elmber, Luveme; home: of- Mass Spring—Requiem Cold Was Wicklund James Minneapolis: Mrs. Church Boniface’s St. in Oct. 30 fered Bar- Lester Mrs. Cloud; (Arlene), St. ’EM TRY ' died who 66, TEI'IIMI', J. Nicholas for Mrs. Haven: South (Harriet), tell WIlHElM cemetery. parish _ in Burial 27. _Hn- Oct. South (Evelyn), was Bartell William SPRING COMPARE ’EM COLD 'hIm Terhaar Nicholas Iswvwes (Lorraine), Mrs. Wander Virgil Mrs. ven; Hortense, children: following the with grandchil- nine Ill. Thereare Electric Rontoul. K H_ 8 (Dolores), Mrs. Manthey Richard TOPS! THEY’RE Mrs. Landwehr of ELECTRIC Frank father, CO. Her them koormcco. Clare (Jeanette), and Mischke Maurice survives. also Sedan. Andres Dale Cloud; Mrs. St. Ann. Droskl T'homas Constantine Obispo, Major Electrical Luis Installations Co. Louise), San (Mary experience SPECIAL FORDOR Years roofing ’47 BUICK 30 Thomas Cold Spring; Falls—Constantine Jim, and Little Fred Calif.; Cloud around St. in and Miles Ceme: Phone Mrs. Calvary 481 Cold Spring in tires, Circle, Mont: buried transmission, Droski, standard 62, Has Jerome, was Phone 582 new 2506-1“ St. So. P} .HIAIIM. A‘u; offered and Rich- Paul; Mass (Doraine), Requiem St. following Manthey tery a ’ 'API’LIAN, original visor, plastic Phones 63-W seat 3864—51 Phone 5085 St. Cloud .. CLOUD ST. covers, Also his Kans. Riley, Surviving Mary’s Church. Fort Army, St. U.S. in are ard. $595 appeal big-car at paint. Here is and (Helen brothers Droski following the Mrs. Constance wife, a. surviving No.-St. Cloud 1350 8th Ave. are The home of “Timken Silent Frank Little Mrs. Vladi of brother, Pierz; Henry, Liip‘inski). Sisters: bargain price, only a Adeline, McManus, Automatic” WIRING Celia Oil Bumers CITY & FARM M. Mrs. Sister sister. ...... .. Buckman; Falls. and Hortsch. a ‘ and Albert Mrs. TRAYNOR Rico; Coghlan,/'B.C. Puerto ' Humacao, ELECTRIC. ERICKSON 15-4th Tel. Call Write Ave. So. 705 for free estimate. TUDOR I CUSTOM John or ’50 FORD Mrs. Ont: Dryden, Kunza, Poster Frances Mrs. Ferdi- .Calif.; and Cloud, Minn. t. Diego. San Memer. HERMANSON who Talk It’s clean, Poster. the former Buckman.—Mrs. Frances to 17 owner. There Calif. Angeles. SERVICE Los nand, are parish the buried in died Oct. 18, was beautiful inside and Has tight, out. grandchildren. Mass Requiem following . cemetery 9. ARCHITECTS Terhurne $995 Mary Mrs. cond. heater. Easily overdrive and air ' Church. Michael’s St. offered Oct. 21 in coMPANr services Breckenridge—Funeral were ,Wiring and Fixtures chil- Telephone 3636 the following 13 endnfor Box 56 only Surviving mistaken for DDNLIN THE are new car, a Church Mary’s in St. 22 conducted Oct. Pierz; Louis, Exchange Bldg. Frank. Cotton; Granite 311 dren: died who ’77, Terhurue Mary Mrs. for Leonard, Rheinhard. Philip, Cloud, Minnesota Andrew. 51:. Benedict; Cloud CAMBRIDGE 626 St. 3rd So. Ave. Petermeier SEDAN ’52 PLYMOUTH The Rev. 18. Oct. ' Center; Pine home in Mary, and at Manufacturers of . in Burial Mass. the Requiem ofiered. was J., Sun Pierce, Fla.; Peter Fred, Fort family lots of nice A real the Surviving parish cemetery. car, room the are Carl, Madi- and 'Prairie, Wis.: George Doors Sash Interior Finish MODERNIZING HOME daugh- , five 0 and three following uphol- and comfort, air cond. heater, sons Minneapolis: and Wis.; Lavina, son, . . . . . . Brecken- George. HOME FINANCING Norbert and ters: grand- 0 Biwabik. There 17 Walter, are furniture, in trim like fine stered Mrs. Dak.: N. Wahpeton, Harold, ridge: great-grandchildren. 535 St. Germain St. Cloud children and four ANDEltsoN J. F. $1195 SCHNEIDER Mrs. mechanically low Wash.; condition Wilbur. at Carlson, Melvin our \ Hoffman Miss Theresa An- Mrs. Minneapolis; Johnson, Vivien price only of LUMBER ()0. . of- Robert Mrs. Cloud—Requiem Mass 111.; Rolfe, St. Nielson. ton was ................ .. Church Anthony’s Walter Mrs. in St. and fered Oct. 30 Williams, Anoka: MATERIAL BUILDING FROM FLOORING MORE TO CHOOSE C0. who Hoffman. 72, Breckenridge. Miss Theresa for Cremers, CHEAPIES INCLUDING SOME Calvary Ceme- Burial in died Oct. 27. :IDIUNTFNIHIIDIHHF‘ Kloeppner Joseph Mrs. COAL PAINT AND by survived Miss Hoffman is tery. a Wei- Rev. Vincent Augusta—The St. Telephone Cloud. Minn. St. 1911 Motor Mrs. Paul; Ed sister, of St. brother, a LINOLEUM, CARPETING, Oct. 26 Requiem Mass Co. offered the Tenvoorde gand Fred, Madison, Wis.: Branley, Margaret Joseph Mrs. Mary’s Church for St. in ‘ Minneapolis. Wis; Mott, and Madison. TILING PADS; KNEELING Burial ST. CLOUD who Oct. 213. died 58, Kloeppner. . Graham Robert Mrs. P. PAINT .AND Kloepp— WALLPAPER STORE parish Mr. cemetery. in the was DEALERSHIP" AUTO CLOUD'S FIRST "ST. services CIoud.-—Funeral St. were , following chil- ELECTRIC CO. the with survives D ‘ ner DEALERSHIP" OLDEST FORD “WORLD’S SECOND FOL 0011 Mary’s Cathe- St. conducted Oct. 31 in Graham, Robert P. 63, Mrs. dral for 211-5th Paint Electrical Contractors Pittsburgh Paints ——\Varnishes 646 Phone contractor Ave. So. — in As- Burial died Oct. 28. who was and' Residential Commercial 52 Imperial Washable 19%; Hwy. Graham Wallpaper Ave, & P. Robert sumption Cemetery. - children: the following Industrial Wiring with survives Dufl', Minneapolis: Mrs. Eugene Walter, Cloud, St. Minn. 2543 St. Cloud Tel. Telephone 435 Cloud 20-7th Avenue South St. Beach, Calif.; Mrs. Long and George. Calif.; Mrs. Lacher, Whittier, Thomas Cloud; Mrs. Ber- Schmidt, St. Chester Stree- Delano; Mrs. Lee nard Yaeger, LON CON Cloud. There Floyd, St. ing and are to sell when know grandchildren and and great-grand- We know, want 21 one we an you we . . . Mrs. Joseph Wint- child. sisters, Two St. Cloud Roofing 00. Paul, Elizabeth Weber St. of heiser and Construction Co. also survive. - is fact that the buyer Used Car, Anna. Meyer protect Mrs. proven we — Second Avenue, N.E. 12 who Buckman.—Mrs. Meyer, Anna Roofing every of parish type died buried in the Oct. 22, was our pledge. Requiem Mass following cemetery CLOUD. MINN. ST. a Value Used (Honest 'The by Church. offered Oct. in Michael's means 26 St. RESIDENTIAL INDUSTRIAL The Rev. Kunkel officiated. Sur- Paul — Frank, viving children: Nick, six are Zubinski John misled Cali- John, Joseph, and Minneapolis: Cars r WASHERS phrases Don’t be such Baston’s. by APPLIANC Shingles Asbestos & Asphalt at (Elizabeth), as no fornia; Mrs. Ray Kappes — —— Mrs. Cloud; St. Buckman. and Edward. “mos Gravel & Asphalt Built Up Roofs Christian Meyer member the of was a Contractor —— CENTER REPAIR ‘TV Michael’s Par- Mothers’ Society St. of Building finance is there charges down, to ish. Surviving and sisters years pay, no brothers money are Approved — JOHNS-MANVILLE Roofers Tom, Peter Bowlus: and John Opatz, Appliances“ Small Paul; All Home Opole; and Frank and Joseph, St. 203-16th North Avenue 1756-W Alois. California. 224-6 Ave. 50. St. Cloud Phone no 25-9th Ave. No. You complete for this. honesty Phone 4465 want Thomas I... O’Keefe you reason Cloud Phone St. 3468 . . . Cloud—Requiem St. Mass of- was Church fered Oct. in St. Paul's 27 for "'THIELMAN you Thomas L. O’Keele, who Oct. 71. died Car- Baston’s. buy Used it when at get an Burial in Forest Helm Ceme- 24. was PAI NTS—WALL PAPER Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs. in O’Keefe tery (Hulds) with following HARDWARE survives the children: Mrs. John C. Matheny (Lilas), HERE EXAMPLES MANY ARE A FEW OF OUR M'waukee, Wis.; Dr. Thomas W. Sporting Paints O’ eefe, 1". O’Kecfe. Frank Dr. James —— Rose G.. and Mrs. Mary Ebnet. all of Goods Paint wall and keep/your home looking smart paper can as Cloud. Brothers sisters who St. and L HONEST. VALUE USED CARS nlso survive Frank, Milwaukee. Cloud St. Ave. 50.. well are: 17, 7th walls the and woodwork. See large preserve as our se- Appleton, Wis.: Mrs. Mary Matz. Wis.; _J lection Mrs. of paints in beautiful and and Raymond Lenz, Horicon Wis. and wall colors papers ‘f . There grandchildren. 15 . are W. JACKSON FRANK modern designs. 1951 CHEVR $ OLET Door 2 $ 1245 85 ASSOCIATES, Inc. 4 Door Powerin 1946 CHEVROLET t KDERBER PANT STORE Judged. Telephone “53 636 .. Box P. O. 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