St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
November 27, 1953 · Page 4 of 8
OCR Text
THE-£1. " ' November ’ CLOUD REGISTER may, .EAGE 1953 _27, FIVE Falls 7. BrdwnDerby Banquet in Little Restaurant Falls Uhit’i Shares Mystery Shrouds Status Little Nursing of I. D. Bishop by Reds Of Freed Famous Black Bottom Pie Recipe _LA—“L- Bonn, Mystery Germany. Holds Meeting Pierz in ——-— the of his visits of chaplain of to of- the Falls—Old and state quet Little many new was 4 whereabouts shrouds the of world—famed shrines honor of Isabella, the in Daughters of of.1sa- the Daughters the ficers of . ‘ Bishop Spletit Karl Maria Dan- of God be found the Mother of who to John F. Dencry, tradi- Rev. honored the Very bella at were in Europe. zing, reportedly healthy P01- St. Paul’s the of St. also the installation banquet of is pastor tional Pierz.—..The Little Falls unit sociatc member from the St. Introduced St. Cloud. Francis’ Church held St. in Mary’s Circle in provided Entertainment serving ish Reds after eight- was an of Diocesan the Council Cath- of Cloud Hospital School of Nurs- hostess, Luverne Powers, School Monday, Nov. by Miss High the by of from on group nurses a Nazi “collab- jail term its olic Nurses held November a year as Ing. the spoke Father Dencry - 6:30 16, at Gabriel’s Hospital School of St. on ap- pm. meeting the Father Pierz Me- Refreshments at orator.” served in were and told Marian Year proaching Principal speaker the ban- the at Nursing. Arrangements for morial High School. Preceding F the home department economics reported in He first Vi made by banquet was com- were a the business meeting, Benedic- of Pierz the Memorial High according the members under mittee of Now, the to enna. co- ‘ of tion the Blessed Sacrament School. chairmanship Mrs. A. Weiss, of AMBULANCE SERVICE GRANITE CITY German Catholic News Agency Joseph’s given in St. Church. ‘ was Plakut, Miss Josephine Mrs. Leo , Hahowski, has “reliable source” revealed Douglas Mrs. presi- a Ko- and Miss Loretta Sand, Efficient Reliable Courteous BishopL dent at of the unit, presided the 55-year—old al that the slosky. —- — . =meeting which 33 members at though receive food permitted to "220 banquet, members After the 20 Ave. No. Cloud The Call 507 ‘St. resent, were program was . St. Mary’s School where went to his in from relatives parcels of Miss DeLores n c arge business, meeting the was con- under is “house Schantz, Germany, kept who first introduced a ducted and installation of offi- I three-member panel which Do unidentified re— arrest” at an held. The installation cers was DIE‘TMAN'S viewed of the less GROCERY some gen- in Car minican the monastery rites charge in of Mrs. Rob- were erally apparitionsof known the : Hamm. ert pathian Mountains. ‘ Blessed Virgin In: Mary. The educa- The following officers tional the feature of as- CONFECTIONERY ' GROCERIES ’ MEATS program sumed their duties the in Assaulted consisted of brief talk by Sis- Reds Report new a ‘Avay from readll the who of the local circle loo of the Daughters of at Mary‘ Cortona the ter Chiga—QZ'S larynx EM. Beinlar A.M. 6 Phone 188 189 Week Days, 7:30 on corn- to or accessible in Priest IS Trieste Zone B minutes. .Isabella: Mrs. Harold Lutz, A.M. 8th Ave. So. meal PM. 520 graft and the Friday 7:30, 9 cornmeal to re- hotel within I0 minutes from airport. 600 Sunday- M. EM. St. Cloud. Minn. 8:30 A. 12:15 modern. to comfortable Mrs. Eleanor Adelmeyer, gent; donor bank rooms—complete fa system. - for business Inn and social functions. Trieste—Communists in Yugo vice Robert Mrs. Hamm, regent; Guests for the present meet- B slav—controlled the of Mrs. Richard Jung, regent; past GEORGE E. KNOY Commercial zone Gen. Mgr. ing included the Rev. Robert Pie by Derby Black made the Brown in Holly- Bottom restaurants I . PRIIQNG as . Territory Trieste Free beat Orville recording secretary; Mrs. PUBLICATIONS up a & Voight, of St. Joseph’s Beverly favorite and Hills is dessert with the This pastor w00d movie stars. STONY ISLAND CHICAGO A? PHONE a. Catholic Father Essig, priest, at financial Mynster, secretary; Specialists Printing SIXTY in SEVENTH FAirl-x 4-5100 chocolate chiffon pie home Church here; the Rev. rich be made for the film capital Lawrence at can now - him Corte d’. and ordered Isola Mrs. Clifford Braun, treasurer; is revealin the know restaurant how. Torborg, assistant Anita pastor; AN, the according of to out Mrs. John Simonett, chancellor; zone, Derby high delicate Brow-n Black Pie calls for choco- ottom and Schauble, Army Nurse Corps; JUBIlEE a circles reaching Church reports Mrs Robert.‘ Thompson, custo- late filling topped with whipped The airy is achieved texture by and Marilyn Gilbride, junior cream. as- diah; . here. Patyk, Mrs. John scribe; gelatine using unflavored in chocolate rich and custard base. The a ANNIVERSARY Minar, Mrs. James mo‘nitor; fil‘ling though elaborate of looks Mrs. be prepared simply quickly Father Essig’s mid t t k c s can a a e r the J. in utensil, double boiler. F. Rudeck, inner him guard; and bundled into drove and one car a HEADQUARTERS BEST for the I, BOOKS ‘ Mrs. Julius Wiherski, him the frontier I of the Brit- outer to Brown Derby ‘Black Pie Bottom guard; ish-American Yugoslav A. zone in / unflavored gelatine icy evaporated For 1 envelope cold milk, Churches 1 Parishes Clubs Mrs. Eugene Pappenfus, first guards turned him back, how— cup - - Let help plan Book Jubilee you us your whipped guide; Mrs. Donald saying that “for Moeglein, the sugar cup HARDWARE—'APPLIANCES—HEATING. ever, mo- SENTINEL salt vanilla 1 teaspoon teaspoon Publishing Co. banner-bearer; Slovene may Mrs. A. Weiss leave ment no slightly yolk, beaten baked 1 9—inch pie shell 1 and Mrs. 'P. B.” egg H. Latterell, trus- GOODS—POWER zone TOOLS EQUIP.—SPORTING E. St. Germain 413 milk whipped 3/3. 1 heavy and cup cup cream, Mrs. Ly‘le Bourddn, tees; organ- Phone 1103 chocolate unsweetened 4 sweetened THRIFTIES sguares Even CHRISTMAS ist; Tots We CLUB and the Rt. Would give Rev. Monsignor Betray St. Cloud, Minnesota — Mix gelatine, double sugarand salt boiler. Combine in top of T. Leo Keaveny, chaplain. egg v Priests POUIEI China Reds to yolk and milk add gelatine mixture. Add and to 3 of the choco- Twonew members squares for- HARDWARE were boiling late. Cook is until chocolate melted, stirring water often. mally over received-into the circle: SAVE WITH. New heat York.—-“Even children” Remove from and beat with beater rotary until smooth. Chill SAFETY until Mrs. A. Schneider Mrs. and Gil- thickened. Fold whipped in evaporated milk and vanilla. Tum into pie in present-day China would'be- bert Harren. COM PANY firm. shell chill until Spread and with whipped Shave remaining Catholic l i tray the to cream. c e r c s Valley chocolate into curls with vegetable 1 slicer; place “lattice! l Communists, i h B Cuthbert square o s p Eden Civics Cloud Federal Savings provide Loan Accounts safety with good & fashion of pie. top 513-515 Germain St. St. 58-59 Phone O’Gara, C.P., on Red captive for a earnings. Funds received. b the 10th of month any are 22 months, said here. WEDDINGS Club with credited first. earnings from the Charter Given DIOCESE’ The Yuanling, China, Bishop, lN “ACE” Your Store left who for Rome to report to Each Insured $10,000.00 Account Fully to up Pius XII, declared it that would Eden Valley.—-—The Marian POWELL’S See for these NAME BRANDS nearly be impossible for priest a Civ1cs Club of Assumption , School FEDERAL SECURITY Mao to enter Tse-tung’s land to- of Alphonse The Evanson-Schneider Ml'. and Mrs. Kaster. this week received its official QUEEN—MONARCH day. In previous persecutions, HOTPOINT—SPEED Peckskamp attendants Marie and Schneiderf were Breckenridge—Miss Mary charter from the Commission , on Warren Schwindel. there always who those were Mrs. Edwm LOAN'ASSO'CIATION daughter of Mr. and SAVINGS a. American Citizenship in Wash- Harren-Seurer WHIRLPOOL—DUO THERM—IRON FIREMAN of would Schneider, became the bride Duane the missioners. protect ington, D. C. Pupils of the eighth EImdaIe.—Bcfore Stanley Nuptinl ofv Evanson. Mr. and Mrs. Mass of son a “Today is there place no you I‘ered Evanson. Nuptial Mass of- Nov. 5 in St. Edward's Church. before Gennain 822 St. St. Cloud DELTA—STANLEY—MILLER .Street grade the membership FALLS comprise a. could hide.” Church by Miss Elaine Seurcr. Nov. Mary's daughter Mr. fered in St. of 11 of the club. ' ' Benedict and Mrs. Fred Seurcr. becamethe bride Father Pctermeier. Attend- REMINGTCN—WINCHESTER—ITH[CA i The LeRoy Harrcn. officers of the of newly ing the brian couple Joanne of Mr. Mrs. and Were son or- UN Appoints Priest Norbert Fletcher. Harren. The Patricia Schneider, Lavonne Rev. Paul Shurek ganized Richard club G. ‘ are celebrated Schneider. the Richard. John. and Mass. Attending the Donald Refugees To Study Thielen, president; David T. couple James Schneider. Arlene Bertha Fletcher. Seurer. and Bernard were 'oIo ' 14811516. LaVErne Theis, Harren, vice president; Kaster-Schwindel and Larry Mary KICKIN'.’ BOBBY some FANCY Harren. Rockville.-—Miss Schmidt, recording Ruth Schwindel and Geneva—The L secretary; Rev. i n u s ' Earl Kaster Jarnot-Maciej married in Immacu- NY*'S HOW! were Lorraine Fink, corresponding DAN PASSES HIT—AND Grond has been named by the the late Conception Church before Rev. Married Nov. before Nuptial 10 a and Roger Lah_r_', United secretary; Nations High Commis- Adelbert Wagner Nov. The bride 14. ser- REALLYFLIcK-ml' Mass offered in Edward’s St. Church SNEAKER THE PLAYS wees is the daughter Joseph of Mr. and Mrs. sioner geant at for Refugees Miss to‘conduct Lorraine Maciei. daughter arms. were a Schwindel. The bridegroom is the Mr. .son of and Mrs. Joseph Maciej. and Marian Civics Club The is three-month of study. the fires-hop one more Louis Jarnot. Val Jarnot. of The son CHM-peters Cardinals of than clubs "ow 2,300 such NONI," urgent 230,000 dis- French Revise more cases Rev. Paul among Shurek offered the Mass. chartered in the placed Mrs. United States in Austria. Dennis Mcagher, -Mrs. Donald persons Priest Workers’ Rules Bartkowicz, ‘ Dennis Meagher, and Don— during Netherlands-born the Sponsored The sociolo- past - year, ald Bartkowicz the is \ attendants. were ,. Commission gist by the will American in his- on survey persons Rode'ski-Yanta Paris—New rules for direct- Citizenship the pitals of Catholic Uni- and institutions, those and FIensburg.~—-Miss ' the Rose Yanta and priest—work- of Ing program Stanley Rodeski needing America, these clubs married versity of shelter. in Sacred were emergency announced by Cardinals ' ers were Heart Church before the Rev. Paul Otto citizen- Your PEPSI-COLA Distributor training for foster good Maurice Feltin of Paris, Achille Nov. 18. The bride is the daughter of Flowers commission and Martyrs ship. This the Mr. and Mrs“ Len Yanta. The attend- year Lienart of Lille, and Pierre Waldoch Mrs. Edward ants and of has study were set program up a Gerlier of Lyons, after they New Orleans—.“Ladies and con- Edward Waldoch. action under the and general sulted with Pius XII Vatican and gentlemen,”-.Bishop Sheen began People.” “We’re All theme, officials. IOAN Awakening then and Toward added, “and ASla camellias MID-CENTRAL C0. and roses.” The New York Aux- Priests be chosen must spe- Karachi, Pakistan. Western Group Collegeville iliary, speaking — here when cially the by their Bishops, receive a countries “are awakening the to Municipal Auditorium rigorous dec- training in doctrine and was fact that Asia is merely not a re- orated for the annual fIOWer spiritual 7101/; and leadership, Germain f St. in Cloud St. p e r o rm gion be helped to but that Radio one Gives Drama plant show, occupied only only part-time labor, manual a has much give in to the of way small circle the which make stage, commitments labor $300 to on no loans .. moral and spiritual to leadership,” crowded with flowers unions and laymen’s was and, or groups, Cardinal Valerian'Gracias, Arch- plants. He discussed the blood instead living of alone, they v- choral drama Collegeville.—A bishop of Bombay, declared here. P.M.v Office Hours A.M. 9 5 of martyrs the Romans to would and the be attached to by Us the Living, entitled Unto a commun- Moral values the great are long-suffering h ity martyrs der of priests parish and to u Harold by Sliker, presented or a was he said, against the weapons, Locally Owned Communism. and Operated contribute parish life. to special the Radio Workshop a as evil forces that deny man’s ’ Thanksgiving Thurs- J. LOSINSKI, P. Manager MARTHA KROLL, Asst. program on rights and claim him slave of —- a day, Nov. 26. the State. Licensed under Minnesota Small Loan Act WJON’s St. Broadcast over REQUIESCANT IN PACE Ideal Treaurecl Friend Gift for a John’s-on-the-Air the 8 at p.m., adapted for radio program was cosy-to-I-use CHILDREN PREFER ill-volume the Rev. Soukup, by Cuthbert . . ., Stafford’. O.S.B.. and featured both speech MODERN ‘ Albert J. Voigt Lee ANDREW Robert Morgan, who died Nov. 10. [SAINT and singing choirs. “This pro- The Rev. William Wey, of- pastor. St. Augusta—Requiem Mass 'of- was appropriate for gram was very fered the Solemn Mass. assisted by the fered Mary‘s Nov. 19 St. Church In Thanksgiving,” John said Father Cuth- Rev. Denery and the Rev. Dunstan Albert for J. DAILY Voigt, who 71. died Nov. miss“. MOUNTINGS Tucker with Monsignor T. Leo Keaveny Father 16. Vincent Weigand officiated. “It bert. pictures man’s begin- in the the (cousins of de- sanctuary Burial the in parish cemetery. was ning and the abuses of the many ceased). Burial parish HOMOGENIZED in MILK His wife, Albert Mrs. Volgt. was survives ceme- For New Church gifts he has received. These Surviving his wife, Mrs. Rob- tery. for with volume complete the each following children: Mrs. are a 0 Morgan; three and crt William Koenig (Florence). Mrs. Nor- sons. one abuses, of lead disas- to course, daughter, all Tintah. of Also surviving bert Voigt (Mercedes)'. Mrs. Hubert 56550“ ,For Door Delivery but the ters. ends program on his Mrs. Ryan Morgan. and a mother, Fruth (Alvina). all of St. Augusta; are hold weight, light to hope the sister. Mrs; Flairs note of for future and Bachman. Knox- easy Mrs. 0 Norbert Lommel (Irene), Luxem- ville. Ia. There is grandchild. Mr. burg: Call 55 Arthur, San Diego. Calif.: Leon- one thanksgiving for what has v‘ of Make gift inspiration man Morgan member St. Joseph’s of ard. Doronie. Calif.; yours a Frank, St. Augusta; was a received.” ‘ Society. and Raymond. St. Cloud. Also surviv- may-be used that gift every a On Dec. 3, the Radio Work- ing grandchildren 28 brother, Charles and Struiyk ASS’N are DAIRYLAND . a . . Jrhe Popular with Andrew, Cloud. ‘day of-fhe year! St. shop will selections from present ‘ North Prairie—Charles Struiyk. 72, Robert Lee Morgan the University Orchestra because concert ‘fraveler business who died Nov. 9. laid in to rest was person Tintah.—Funeral or services were con- the be held here parish to Nov. following Re- 30. cemetery a on ducted Nov. 13 in St. Gail's pocket Church slip for it's info to quiem Mass offered Nov. or 6 in Holy easy Cross Church. Father A. U. Hullin simplified handbag. Has the X ar- new conducted the services. Surviving are ' Current Movie his Ratings brothers improved and and sister: Anthony, type. rangement Cloud Francis, Vincent. Peter, Cecilia. and Saint Andrew Hospital folder the Saint Illustrated FREE IO-page on Mrs. Sop’hia Schellinger prites. bindings and Daily Missal, with St. Cloud—Funeral services for Mrs. Sophia Schellinger. 88. who died Nov. 18. held Nov. 21 in St. Mary’s local On Sale The were following list includes at movies appearing theaters your in Expert at Cathedral. in with burial Calvary hdspi- Ceme- well-equipped A modern, lthese Alexandria, Clarissa, Eden Valley, towns: Fergus Falls, Little Surviving tery. two and RING Remounting are sons Church a Dealer Goods Catholic Book Store Falls, Parkers‘ Prairie, Randall, daughter: Roman. Duluth; Souk and staff Centre, Joseph and tal with well-organized Wheatou. 9\ or O a Mrs. William Sullivan (Rose), St. Amazingly Low Prices! at F physicians ‘ of and specialists. Cloud. Mrs. Schcllinger member was a 'J'Ill'lll her with modern setting Morally Unobjeclionable a new, for Adults and Children of the Catholic Order of Foresters, 50- for her diamond. Discover how beau- Abbott Costello and member Meet Mr. of St. Ann's Hold Christian That Line ycar tiful diamond be with dis- ’ Conducteafby the Sisters the your of can a Mothera. St. Margaret’s Society, and Jekyll on! Mr. Hyde Mission tinctive Cloud Over Korea mounting from extra the new our Diocese— St. In the Rosary Sodality. large and selectionl Big new Leagucr Northwest Stampede ~ John H. Glieden Blue of St. Canadian Order Rockies Benedict Ramrorl Superior Workmanship SI. Cloud—John H. Glieden. ' 1H. who Caddy, The Small Town Consistently Fair Girl Prices . died Nov. 14. buried in the Cal- was THRIFTIES We Give Conquest of Cochise This So Is Love 12,000 Cemetery following Over Requiem 1; vary 3 Mass Gun Belt offered Nov. 10 St. Paul‘s lghite in Witch Doctor Siallord’s Church. Surviving his wife. Mrs. are A. John (Ramona) Glieden: and sI. noun son. a Morally Uuobjeclionable for 'Adults Only daughters: two John Mary. and at home Back God’s and Mrs. Country Douglas Children Larson and Take (Cath- the High Catholic Ground to Women Men, erine). New Brighton. Also Jewelry Since 1919 Quality surviving ’ Fast Company Vice Squall his father, Henry Bldg, of Sedan. Exch. Granite are and Island the Sky in. Vicki the following brothers Cloud and sisters: St. STORE St. Gen. men's 814 William. Grove Lion Is City: in the A Clarence Street, and Am- Keepsake Diamonds Societies) Parish brose. Richmond. (In 80 Calif.: Mrs.‘ Earl .B Huber, Chicago: Mrs. C. B. Dick. Glen- _——~‘ ‘ Morally Objectionable Everyone for wood; Mrs. and Joseph Windal, Chi- ' life \lll. All Ashore—(Objection: Suggestive cazo. and costuming.) The I Home of Florsheim Shoes; sequence for less Insurance Pay I East of Sumatra— ( Objection: Suggestive low moral sequences, Hart, tone.) ’Séhaffner and Marx Cloth- From Here Eternity—(Objection: Reflects the acceptability to of divorc)e; tends condone immoral actions; suggestive with situa- to POWER TOOLS ACCESSORIES 8. mg! tions. ' s \. Gentlemen Prefer Blonder—(Objection: Suggestive dia- costumiug, ,1”; ASSOCIATION CATHOLIC AID THE logue, and situations.) St. Bldg} Mary’s St. Cloud . Let’s Electric Drills Machines Sanding Belts Do It Sanding Again—(Objection: Reflects the acceptability divorce; of - - suggestive situations, dialogue, and costuming.) Power Planes Saws Routers ' - - MINNESOTA OF (Complete supply cutters) of bits 8: SCHOOL ATHLETIC Life Term. Adult Whole Juvenile -— SUPPLIES for aged and ' 3 Wholesale Retail & Life 30 Year Plans and Payment 20 convalescent patients V V Football Basketball WALGREEN‘ AGENCY DAN MARSH V Volleyball V Softball 65 Age 20 Year Endowment QUIET at DRUGS DRUGS V V Hockey Boxing Estrada Country Surroundings CLINIC BLDG. GOODS SPORTING Guns, Ammunition, Tackle - Officers Your Parish. Contact Lacal sixth Main a BUILDERS HARDWARE PAINTS MARY '- MRS. DORAN I Write Save Drugs or on Owner and Registered Nurse THIEIMAN HARDWARE DORAN 1 and Sick Room Needs of Minnesota The Catholic Aid Association Home Nursing 9th CALL 1151 CALL Minn Paul 2, 28 St. 47 W. Street 122 Avenue South St. Cloud Phone 17-7 . 5 Miles Cloud Phone E. of St. 4542-14.] \ \, ST. CLOUD, MlNN. 26-17-14 . p \