"we; nl'is um: < .h‘ “gnaw”, -.- F. ,‘_‘2‘4‘ vr, .‘Lff,:.I‘ ‘1', 'v "' 'fI‘“ now-- :rv‘--}PH ,. H ‘ , _ , _ v ‘ e . I l I I - fl a ‘ REGISTER}. I Friday, November 20, I953 EIGHT' CLOUD ST. 5,‘ THE PAGE - Without Prisoners .1 Purposeless Belief Erect Altar d Medicine in 60 I, Oxford, O.—Prisoners of the .REQUIESCANT PACE IN Ohio Penitentiary honor in camp McCor- E. J. place emphasis 0.—Dr. enough reli~ Toledo, on Hueston Woods, Cincinnati Arch- - McCormick president Catholic, of the training, Dr. gious mick, diocese, a erecting portable are a Association, Medical. said. One American practice medi- altar for the camp’s first cannot Mass. cine Con- long without Campus becoming The Mass the will be offered Cal- told students late this at in Burial died Nov. 5. con- who Knettel .was Frank Mrs. survives Seymour Cemetery. Mr. Uni- Religion of the vinced that there is God and month. The Rev. Henry ference D.‘ vary on a Stephen—Requiem Mass was St. Mrs. children: following the with After Toledothat the medi- He' rules the Naber,. Church universe. versity of of St. Stephen’s Mary’s St. pastor 12 in offered Nov. (lone), Dell; Pia George d_Ie'd who Knettel. 78, Frank its reading fdr Mrs. lose oath Hippocrates, profession woul the of Parish cal here, donated the altar Cloud; St. Carroll 0.. pur- Pa.: offIcI— Edwin Oman Nov. Rev. The 9.‘ Mrs. and Alma Vossberg Navy; S. taken the AMA hez. pointed U. religion if that and out out Mass will be offered were pews. pose parish. the in ceme- bted. Burial Urban was Cloud: and Schroeder, St. Frank the ofihe medicine’s doctors’ lives. code of With ethics is _’ month the survives of. Knettel at 10 Frank once a tery. and camp, Springfield, Mo.; sisters Vossberg, Most Schau- Joseph Mrs. belief children: following medical schools fail founded in Deity. whose to 60 inmates Mrs. Seymour Catholic. survive. also, brothers on' a are Sauer. Ben Mrs. Cloud; Inch; St. Ann's Christian St. member of was a Chinook. Francis. Valley: Browns Isabella, and Daughters of, Mothers, Edward, 0.: Cleveland, Peter, Mont; Society. Margaret’s St. and Holmes Walter Mrs. Falls; ‘Little Lepmnki Walter-C. Frank. Centre: Sauk Uphus, ’Mrs. Ray There Lepinski, 5,0. Stephen. Cloud.——Walter C. Carl. St. are 312; St. and great—grand- As- buried in and 35 Nov. 9, grandchildren died who 86 was Requiem following Cemetery sumption children. 5. . Mary’s Winter Nov. in St. 12 offered Jerome Mass ' VALUE James of- Minette The‘Rev. Cathedral. _26. Winter. Sank Rapids.———Jerome ' Walter Le- Mrs. His wife, HONEST ficiated. parish in buried Who Nov. 5. died was Sur- survives. Nelson), (Pauline pinski Mass Requiem following cemetery a Jo- sisters brothers 'and viving Church. are Heart Sacred in Nov. 9 ered of MES. 11.. Raymond San Cloud: seph B.. St. the with survives Winter Jerome Lehmann. Ed Calif.: Mrs. Francisco. and Robert, Jerome, children: following Brainerd; J., Rapids: Clarence Sauk his parents. surviving Also Judith. are Rapids. Sauk Hennenkamp. Ralph Mrs. USED CARS Milaca. Winter, Roman Mrs. and Mr. Holy member of Lepinski Mr. Charles Coenen was a Mrs. sisters, and two Spirit Parish. L J. Mrs. and Rapids. . (Lorraine). Sauk Cloud. Struzyk (Bernadine), St. W. Charles Christen services for ’ Kerkermg Prairie—Funeral Henry North Mrs. who Nov. died Struzyk. '72. Charles W. services Munich.——Funeral 'New were We know, and want know when to sell Holy Cross in held Nov. 9 5. you Immaculate we an we the were in Nov. 12 conducted . . . Anthony U. the Rev. with Church Henry Mrs. Church for Conception Mass.. the Requiem offering Hullin The Kerkeri’ng, Nov. 8. died who 82, our Sur- Used the parish Car, cemetery. Burial in the buyer, protect that fact is by of- O.S.B., was Hohmann, 0thmar Rev. we proven sis- brothers and viving four one Ker- Henry are Mass. Requiem the fered Frank-Own- Cloud; St. Anthony, ter: following the with survives kering sons Little Peter, Rice: Vincent.' tonna: pledge. Schneider Mrs. John daughters: HONEST The and VALUE Used Cars at (Ce- means Struzyl: Frank Mrs. Falls; and. Joseph Meire Grove: Mrs. (Bernadine), Cloud. ' celia). St. William,.MeIrc (Rose) and Schneider Sister Munich; Gorncke Paul, New Julian Grove; Baston.’s. Don’t misled by such be phrases down, Bernard as—no Joseph; Mrs. money St. Cleadora, who Chokio.—Julinn Goracke, 28, Ambrose Paul; Mrs. Poi‘ier (Mary). St. pariah buried in the died Nov. 9. was charges—ethere Calif. San Diego, (Veronica). Carroll, Delegate for War Relief on George Korea Monsignor in following Requiem Mass WIDOWS: cemetery SOLDIERS’ to FOR finance CLOTHING is :1. for this. years pay, no surviving and sisters no reason Brothers are Church. Mary’s in St. offered Nov. 12 clothing distributes and shoes the widow; to and Conference, Welfare Catholic Mary ServicesuNational ’Ben Mrs. Mahnomen: Niehoff, (Bar- Juli-n Goracke wife, Mrs.‘ His Mrs. Munich; New and American Catholics through War Relief -Schwieters. Services. collected from children, with in Korea, bara). survives soldiers two ROK families of when You complete want honesty, There it Francis. buy Herbes, St. get are ank His Mr. Theresa LeRoy. parents, and an you you great-grand and five grandchildren 2% Goracke, and two Mrs. Lawrence and PARISHE Kerkering Mrs. mem- ildren. was a Evansville and c Hubert of brothers, DIOCESE- PEOPL Used Car Baston’s. at Souls. Poor Mothers, Uer Christian of Mr. ' Chokio. also survive. Christy of is“: Societies. Rosary the and Knights member of the Goracke was I . I Joseph’s Stalberger Columbus Morris and St. of Gerhard of C. Mrs. HERE ‘ ARE EXAMPLES A FEW OF OUR MANY Society. Mrs. services for Cloud.——.Funera1 : St. 1946 Nov. who died CHEVROLET Alex Mathois Stalherger. Gerhard C. CHEVROLET 1951 . . Augustine’s St. I Nov. in 10. 14 held oflered Albany.—Requiem Mass Mrs. Harvey were d stressing the Beatitudes, secretary; was Bi‘other COLLEGEVILLE. espe— a n husband, on her Surviving Church. -— are Dolors Nov. in Churchsfor Seven 10 Powerglide$ $325 1 Hageman, The members treasurer. S cially the first E. O.S.B., children: Mrs. Neussendorfer, eight Felix and Gerhard. one. Alex Motheis. who died Nov, 7. ' UP- Ralph J.. Minneapolis; (Leora). donation 'Gross voted make to Door of also Four- Alex Matheis, profession to his wife.'Mrs. viving 2 Door, made perpetual a are class ST. JOSEPH—In recent (Verna), John Mrs. Zekan Army: S. 'U. brother: the following sisters and and Preseminary of the the Fund St. brother lay at Charleston. Ethel, Charleston, W. V33 elections St. vows as a the College of at Karachi Mrs. Avon; Mrs. Henry Anton NASH 1951 Door 4 1951 PLYMOUTH J., St. Diocese. Va.: Jerome and Duane during the Abbey John’s Thomas. lélarsgh, St. Martin; St. com- and Katherine Howard of . Benedict, ,. 0101M; Kemmbh 15.. Minneapolis; and the Nov. In munity Mass 4. BELGRADE—The 13 Hours’ on on LaCrosse freshman $845 $1095 chosen McCollum (Joan), Price. . Mrs. Victor was William H. McCarthy abbot, the Rt. the absence of solemnly observed There 11 grandchildren Devotion "Utah; are an president. Elected class vice was Overhduled pres- a. Four Door also eight sisters surviving, Melrose.——The Rev. Francis Julig of- O.S.B., Dworschak, Baldwin Rev. St. Francis ales’ Church in de . ident, and treasurer secretary, William B. Schley fered the Requiem Mass in St. Nov. 7 the by received the on'Sunday, devotion he Nov. 8. were vows respectively, Zender Carole HUDSON 1948 Door William 4 Delux Patrick's Church H. Mc- 'PONTIAC for 1950 Schley. were Centre—William B. Sank Clarus ' Rev. prior, the Very parish High Mass opened the Carthy. 84. who died Nov. 5'. Burial at Cal- Cresco, Mildred Foley of 1a., of buried in died Nev. 8. who was Manan-h in the Cemetery. Sur- O.S.B. Lots accessories following Requiem was Graves, in the morning and closed in fvary Cemetery Henderson, Kirkey 8, and Patricia viving William his wife. Mrs. Mc- Lady of are Nov. in Our offered 12 Mass Solemn Bene- the evening with .of club civics real CLOUD.-——The Door, buy 2 Graceville. ST. of Carthy (Etta. Staunton). a Schley William one son. Mrs. Church. .A‘ngels diction the Sacrament. Thomas McCarthy of Blessed Mananah. and of this week School Holy Angels’ with nine Lang) survives (Katherine of Dignan ST. JOSEPH—Helen CHEVROLET daughter. D. Mrs. James Rowland 1947 thudren: Mrs. one 2-TON TRUCK Oakland, Colin: Frank, The the evening at from serv- official charter received its sermon Bowbells, Dakota, of North Bayport. A sister, Catherine of Mrs. Honolulu, Ha- (Helen). a Roeben Ernest delivered by the Rev. ice American Commission the was .Baker, Chicago, 111., also survives. on Wou- Reller (Dorothy), College St. $ Mall: Alex sophomore Mrs. the of at grandchildren Francis St. There eight Julig, of Pat- and six D.C. pastor - Washington, Berke- Brekns (Mary). are Citizenship in Frank Mrs. byng. Benedict, awarded trip - to Speed Axle 2 8:25 10 Ply Dual Tires great-grandchildren. was a Mr. McCarthy Ritchie (The- Church, ’ David was Colit; Mrs. rick’s iey. Melrose. Other newly ; The officers the of or- National Congress member the Columbus. the Club of Knights 4-H of Mrs. Cyril Meyer a ,b‘esa), Proctor; assisted ‘ priests who the pastor, Zapp, are:_Edward ganized club Edmund. Oak- (Sophie), Sauk Centre: Chicago A. Edmund Bohnon in for week of Nov. the these See HONEST VALUES the the Rev. Bernard Lenarz, al vice Brommer- Thielman, Calif.: Mrs. Victor president; Myron 'llnnd. were St. Cloud.—-Funersl services 27-Dec. The made award 5. BERT were was achenkel (Hildegarde), Sauk Centre; following: the The Rev. Joseph Gnifkowski, Kathleen ASTON held Nov. in president; 14 St. Paul’s Church for B CO. MOTOR in and for achievement farm (Marcella), Bal- Mrs. Joseph Corro «and Edmund A. Bohnen, who I52, died Nov. Varley, Paynesville; Harold Dim- Virginette recording secretary; Calif. leso. made avail- home safety and Burial 11. Assumption in Ceme- was was merling, Glenwood; and Henry Gerhard Torborg corresponding secretary; Liesch, Mrs. Edmund Bohnen tery. survives Corpora- able by General Motors . Fehrenbacher, Brooten. Richmond—The Rev. Tor- Lawrence Voit, with daughter, at Mrs. Eileen Dimler, Francis sergeant and a in Dignan’s eighth tion Miss year the Re- grandson, offered horg. granddaughter. and Mary Kly Dim- Your CHEVROLET Dealer a one arms. BELGRADE—The Apostle. in Club work. Helen Dignan 4-H and Mass Nov. 9‘in Sts. Peter uiem ler. Also surviving following the ;}aul's are . Club St. Church Gerhard Torborg. for Civics brother: Angels’ find Mrs. Enne- Ben The Holy sisters ship Prayer established of in elementary education major 916 Germain is St. Cloud 103 Call was an following six died Nov. The atherine), who 6. .92. king ( Melrose: Mae, St. such 2,300 is than ' of>more St. Francis Sales’ de Parish Benedict’s. St. at one on Minneapolis: survive:_John, children Paul: Charles, St. Cloud; Mrs. John and 'Iliei-nodel United in the clubs chartered, Sunday, the Mrs. Nov. 8, occasion Henry G.. Joseph, Her- Andrew, Nathe (Edna), New Munich. Mr. Boh- on Church School Farm Home Mrs. Feldhege (Elizabeth), and member of the Melrose States th past Devotion. during of the Hours’ 13 Pa— man nen was a year. e ' ' 9 Feldhege all of Rich- (Mayme), Knights Columbus. Ben of Commission Sponsored by the rishioners signified their inten- on surviving sister Also mond. are a Ray E. Van Amber th Citizenship of American joining tion‘o'f this Rich- national Mrs. Ann Bussen, 'and brother, e or- Alexandrina—Requiem Mass of- lmond. Huntington, Ind. Theodore, and was America, of Catholic University ganization by presenting their fered Oct. in St. Mary’s 21 Church for Charles Beack Mrs. ‘ for training clubs foster these applications personally before Amber, Ray E. Van who 80, died Oct. Waite of- Park—Requiem Mass was The Rev. Theo 18’ J. Wrobel offered month- exposed. Through citizenship. Blessed Sacrament good the I Church in Joseph’s ;fered Nov. 10 St. the Mass. Burial in the parish was I Young I the featured in projects The petitions in who died N01]. ly placed Ibr Mrs. Charles Benck, were a His wife. Mrs. Mary cemetery. Van daughter, ‘7. Surviving and Catholic are son Messenger, basket Communion a Catholic onrthe Amber, survives with rail the following Mrs. Ralph Schaefer Rueben. Gales and children: Floyd, Alexandria; George. in concrete school pupils learn visits during the Blessed Sac- to a '(Charlene), Cloud, three St. and step- Montevideo: Mrs. C. Lucas (Helen), Christian Emmerid, Mrs. of ‘ohildren: St. Cloud: the meaning In all 180 parish- rament. so- way Hood some River. 0re.; Ambrose Mrs. u Gaf- Sartell; (Dorothy), Staneart 'IEmeI-son principles of cial living based enrolled in faney (Florence), ioners Alexandria; Mrs. Ed the on were or- (Violet), Frydenlund Mrs. Joel and Krebs (Edna), Raine, Wis.: Regina, justice and charity. pledged ganization and ob- to Also surviving Wash. Seattle. are Ill.: Douney, and Roy. Green Bay, Wis. Mrs. Alex of and brother: three sisters The recommended first the faithfully the a program serve There 23 grandchildren. are Park; Annie Waite Mrs. ' eurung, of members study and action for practice which is- recommended, Evans, Albany: Mrs. Mary auerh , is clubs this namely, the civics daily recitation the of em- Christ Kraemer. Madison. and year lbany: Tulsa Couple Honor . Marsolek Frank general theme within Offering. braced the the, Morning 7 Bowlus.—Funeral services The People.” “We’re All of con- were pro- ROSCOE.-——At Stanislaus’ Aid recent meet- ducted Nov. in St. 14 For' Noire Dame to contribu- emphasizes the gram COL]? SPRING who Frank Marsolek, died Church for _ held WllHElM organize to the Na- Ings ethnic the various tions made by parish the 9. Burial in Electric was 0v. K H 8. tional Council Catholic Men of . Mursolek (Emma Mrs. Frank cemetery. growth the people of to CO. ELECTRIC groups Notre Dame, Ind. N d CO. ROOFING and the National~ following Council with a m e of ‘Czeck) rvives the —— s America. development of and (Eve), of James Younk honor the formal children: guests for rs. Catholic Women the parish Electrical on Co. Major Installation: Matcej ’ rLong Beach, Calif.: Mrs. Louis PRINCETON—The of first Years roofing experience 30 opening the LaFortune of a level, the following~~officers new Long Beach, Calif.; Mrs. were (Cecelia), around St. Cloud in and the parties for series of Student Center Notre Dame at games elected Beach. head Phone Cold Spring Wecol (Leona), Long these O’Conner to parish 481 Phone 582 2506-1“ St. So. Church, benefit St. Edward’s Her- of Beach, University, Calif.; Clara. Long Calif.; for Nov. fol- 21 set 1 councils St. in Agnes’ parish: 3864—5163-W Phones ST. CLOUD Phone St. Cloud 5085 B‘owlus: St. Paul; Tony, South Hall here Co-op man, held the at lowing Iowa football the was game, who Men: Joseph Derichs, Leo, Brother sisters Opole. presi- and and Cloud No.—St. 1350 8th Ave. The “Timken Silent home of evening, Nov. In (in Sunday 8. Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. La- and Joseph, Minneapolis; Mrs. survive were are dent; C. Schmitz, vice president; WIRING Oil CITY & FARM Automatics” Burners ,evening’s Bowlus; Cathe- charge the enter- Gamroth, Mrs. of Casper Tulsa, Okla. Fortune of The and James Muggli, Ralph secretary; ERICKSON Minneapolis; Mrs. Rose TRAYNOR rine Zwack, ML. ELECTRIC tainment luncheon and transformation of the old science Write free estimate 1.1. Call for were 795 15-4th Ave. So. or Minneapolis: Mrs. Vincent Mackedanz, Walzek, and treasurer; Leon- Mr. Mrs. Alexander Kapsner, ’ and into hall the student center Minn. Cloud. Duluth; Mrs. Frank Bur- St. Czeck, and new HERMANSON ard Mehr, council representative grand- There Boik, Mr. and 18 James SERVICE Bowlus. and Mrs. made possible Mr. by Isey. are and ‘ was for the Knights Columbus. of member children. Mr. Marsolek ‘ was a and Mrs. Skarold, and Dr. Mrs. C. gift LaFortune’s $135,- Mrs. of Joseph’s ARCHITECTS of St. Society, Women: 'Peter Mrs. Karls, David Lingle. The party next earlier bequest of 000 and was Mrs. John J. Seymour ' an Wiring and Fixtures 3636 COMPANY Telephone Box president; 56 Mrs. Florenz LIN Niewind, DON THE Sunday, following held on-the Elmore Smith, Notre Dame Voss- Cloud.—The Rev. Roger St. 3. Exchange Bldg. Granite 31! vice president; Mrs. Alver Mehr, ‘ll'erg. the deceased, cousin of offered hall. the parish Nov. 15, in St. killed of 1951 in action graduate Cloud. Minnesota St. Clodd 3rd 626 So. Ave. Mary’s Requiem Mass NOV. St. the 9 in The VALLEY. BROWNS Manufacturers of in Korea. " John — Cathedral for Mrs. J. Seymour, ‘ . is i Confraternity C h of t n r a I Interior Finish Doors Sash MODERNIZING HOME 0 monthly_meet- Mothers held its . . . . . . FINANCING HOME after 0 Nov. 8, Sunday, ing on 535 St. E. Germain St. Cloud ANDERSON J. F. High The Mass the Mass. SCHNEIDER was of the intention the offered for CO. LUMBER \ Following the business members. MATERIAL BUILDING conducted by the presi- meeting FLOORING CO. DINNDOBF Mrs. Louise King, the dent, pas~ PAINT AND COAL fieldsbnd forests director of the and spiritual in tor Mlnn. Telephone St. Cloud. 1911 CARPETING, LINOLEUM, . . . talk short organization W‘ gave a where birds and other KNEELING PADS. TILING ' ' game CLOUD ST. . . New CollegerProgram . . PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE food and find cover CO. ELECTRIC D Providence, RI. An FOL ms . . . an- — made Paint nouncementhas been at Pitt-burgh Electrical Paints Varnish» Contractors contractor have and can't You — -— one - applica- College that and Providence Residential Commercial — 191/, Hwy. 52 Washable Ave., & Imperial Wallpaper - other! De- the has been made the tion to Industrial Wiring not Mini]. Cloud, St. change of the Army partment to Cloud 2543 St. Tel. Telephone 20-7th South Cloud 435 Avenue St. from, the ROTC the c o u rs e s Branch Transportation Corps to Science General Military cur- a ' N- CON LO end of riculum effective the at academic the 1953-1954 Cloud Roofing 00. St. year. Construction Co. AMAZING ' second 2. Break N.E. Avenue, 12 Your in mafch of Roofing type every mo. CLOUD, MINN. ST. DISCO};ng INDUSTRIAI. RESIDENTIAL _— ' Zubinski- John APPLIANCE _ hm”: WASHERS Asbestos & Asphalt *, Shingles — Asphalt Built Up Roofs & Gravel —- ICENTER REPAIR HARD Contractor Building IBc/neméer-A JOHNS-MANVILLE Roofers Approved only can ygg long-lasting GIVES All Appliance- North Small Home 203-16th Avenue PREVENT WATER! Cloud Phone 1‘756-W Ava._So. St. 22‘4-6 ' No. 25-9tb Ave. Phone 4465 Cloud FIRES! Phone St. FOREST 3468 HEAT even . . . NOW «lay found has science a . . . Just this good coal PATRONIZE try PAI ‘ without hard chemi- NTS—WALL water PAPER to tame and you’ll cals, costly equipment! filters ’ i —once or — what Toms REGISTER‘ WATER EVIS see the amazing we mean. ACCESSORIES It's POWER & simple service CONDITIONER—a _. You the feel differ- hard, can makes that line attachment looking Paint wall home and keep smart un- ADVERTISERS as paper can your and manageable feel taste act, water ence as soon Woodwork. as you ‘well the walls See and large preserve as our se- mean. Mums," conditioned beautifully soft. EVIS Drills fire " Sanding Sanding Ben. up. . lection . of paints beautiful and wall in colors and papers , and FRANK pipe prevents water removes Power Planes Saws Routers JACKSON w. modern designs. - - hot scale, Plenty heat. heat. Fast water soap, cuts saves (Complete cutters) supply of bits & Sold bills. upkeep. service No or on burns for And steady it lnc. ASSOCIATES, & ’ x back guarantee. money d l t' ' a 8” o“ m "°"'°"“ "“’“°“""’ , . ENGINEERS ARCHITECTS & SCHOOL ATHLETIC a of the Ila-J” South Just Airport We give in“ Smu you I St‘ . ' the thatbum' "3]" Cloud, Minn. 20 Sixth Ave. So. 5'” St. Building National Bank ', American be“ F“"“c°9 in Retail Wholesale , & your ’ Cloud Minnesota St ‘ - ' ’ Heater Stoker ' ‘ ' VFootball V Basketball I or u ,h _ “ xic'ftan vzonfyblu EU=Jlllllllllllllilllllllllll||||IIllllllllllllll|||llIllllll|ll||||llllll|||IlllllllI||llllll||Illlllll||||Illllllllll|IlllII||||Illllll||||IIllllllll|l|llllllllllllllllllllllllg “ Try this better coal n" E E R M "Putt = I" on ox'n‘ I ey V‘lr‘ ' 'odaY- l ’ ' -‘ - HEATING I f. m c M c . R t 0° ormce oo e "‘9 a COND'TIONER C0,. Construcflgn Chm}: igfjgfizenigpms ' SPORTING GOODS Guns, Ammunition, Tackle - l Residential ‘ of All Types BUILDERS installed ' HARDWARE PAINTS Zing Quick Dfi" 5" elm For 1“ 3mm Delivery - ,& $3500 I guarantee y MG‘lfll Sheet ROOllllg Siding o o o - - - 1 i C . ' ‘ szmcfizn mere) - - H INSTALth City Griffin; ‘ Work SIuInless Steel VeniIIuiIon 8." Electric (3... . WW— .. Prop- Ed Meyer. ' comm. Electrical Sorvloo ‘ 17-7 Avenue Cloud South St. Phone 122 Cloud 5,, phone LMm'nz w.“ 1526 and Fixtures Floor . - 4th “I A s 20 . cm" s?"2333§"§li§§ 5'" 95°“ Eijt‘ibow ‘2" -ST' ST- CLOUD ' = = ' mummy]IINIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIINIIIIINNNINE ' ' ‘ ‘ l . _ . . ~ \