C‘- I ST.‘ REGISTER, In: cLouo NINE PAGE Fridgy, 1953 December 18, r A A The Christmas Tree PACE REQUIESCANT. IN Bethlehem brighter than at The star no . . . .marvel; waked shepherds to When shining ornaments bearing Firboughs dig.) . . . face; radiant Mary’s than Stariha lovelier LaFond Mathias A. Edward Their luster no myrrh and franki'ncense Stariha, 81,! who Brandon—Mathias ,the of- than finer Falls—Requiem Mass Little (may-3g Gifts was “no . . parish the buried in. Mary's Church for died Nov. 30. in St. fered Nov. 28 ' was stable floor; that Laid on Requiem Mass following who died Nov. ’74, A. Lab‘ond. cemetery Edward :1 éamel bells the than sweeter Chimes Ann's Church. offici- Dec. in St. Leo Keaveny offered 3' no 'l‘. Monsignor 26. . . . city walls; officiated. the beyond Kinsella, slopes Calvary Mrs. J. barren Austin Cemetery. The Rev. clear Tinkling ated. Burial in on Mrs. daughters: Genei‘eux) Surviving two LaFond (Aurora 'arev Edward chorus angel the L1. than joyous Carols more no Chicago, (Julittu), Bigelow following {our the Siebert with survives . sons . . all, forever: Christmas to Proclaiming the Mich.; message Adelaide, Detroit, Lee, Mar- two daughters: Lester. 111., and and two . great-grandchild; :4; )vill. Little good grandchildren: of Ilnnn. earth Mrs. Clarence to cell. and Peace one men on Millerville. Hollister, brother, August, Eldon Parker, and Mrs. Falls: one Willins Green -—Mary member the of St. Edward LaFond. Stariha Dr. Mr. and Calif.; was a -.x;:..-_‘-.k of the and Foresters surviving Catholic Order of and .sisters Paul. Brothers are Minnesota Henry, of Falls; AidiAssociation Little Catholic 'Louis. Arthur and member LaFeria, Tex. and Joseph. for than 50 Minneapolis: and years a. more for 25 Columbus Knights of grandchildren. the There nine of are _._____5' Heinen Arnold years. Mathew Imholto services Paynesville.———Funeral. were , Church services Louis' Loke.—Funeral St. Clear Nov. 7 in conducted were Church Nov. Marcus' died 5 St. Arnold Heinen, who conducted Dec. in 53. for Mathew six-month-old Varley the Imholte, offered D. for 4. Father J. son u=.‘.l who parish Imholte,‘ Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Burial in Mass. of Requiem was Arnold Heinen Surviving his 3, parents, His wife, Mrs. died Dec. cemetery. are a'eister. Mavis. Jean, daughter, brother, Mark and. with survives one a a I—-—n.q-_— M115. Leo Mr. His and three sisters. grandparents, and brother :- Mrj-n‘nd Mrs. Lake, and Imholte. Clear Martha Ceynowa Mrs. - tPaul,‘ also Woebkenberg, St. Ben jsurr '77, Perham.—Mrs. Martha CeynoWa, vive. the ‘ buried in Nov. 29, * who died - was , , F.,Richard George following Requiem parish cemetery ‘ a A . ;who. Richdrd, Stanislaus’ St. Cloud—«George F._ Dec. in St. offered 1 Mass 'I... ND Fadrow- in' the Stanislaus ~buried A. died Dec. Church. Rev. 5.- The was Surviving Cemetery following Re- services. Assumption conducted the ski Aha-n are a —Holy Per- offered Dec. 7 in children: Leon. Mass following five quiem the wife, Arthur, Angels' Survivigg are'his Minneapolis; Church. Florint, ham: : undone Minneapolis; Richltdfi ice), Edward, Mrs. George Seattle, Wash: (Jone), Pei-ham. Ted' Doll (Helen), daughter, Mrs. Ostmoe Dan and Mrs. 1 EST. HES 15 chi-other Alsosutviving Toole Couer Mary of Ogilvie. list“; Mrs. One sister. are, and' Sauk Centre. survives. Irene, also sister, D‘Alene, Ida... and Calif. Curran Lewis. Modesto. William Dr. iAg . Sr. Nix-enhancers, Frank Mrs. Lan— L. Rev. Paul Cambridge—The Mass Dec. 3 Spring.——-Funera.l" services lor the Requiem Cold offered sing :4“; for Dr. who Church Frank hausen, ‘Sr.,- the King Mrs. Nire 60. Christ in THE FOR Nov. held St.-, who died 30. Dec. 7*in‘ 39. died Dec. 3. William Curran, wei Kil- ‘ Erank (Margaret ‘Church.‘.Her husband. Boniface’s William Curran Mrs. follow- Wil- with the children. Nirenhausen. survives with survives lorn) two Nye (Geth- surviving is Ernest Also children: Mrs. Margaret. ing and liam Swanson erine). Joseph: Mrs.; Victor St. Margaret. sister, a Anton, and Mrs. (Margaret), Charles Suter Braham'; Spring: (Clara),.Cold. Jungels Norbert for City.—-Funerel services Clara Waite Park; Urell (Ida), Mrs. Gerald . who died Dec. 4. Charles Suter, 56. Spring: and Herman. Cold Jr., Frank. Church St. Clara’s held in Dec. 7 were Waite There'nre 31 Michael. Park. and Harold offering Hesse Rev. the with great-grand- and grandchildren 23 Mrs. His wife, Mass. Requiem the children. survives. Charles Suter, Maurelia Sister Mary 'Cathedral’ Underground services Dubuque, Iowan—Funeral for O.S.F., who died Sister Mary Maurelia, Colombia, has Zipaquira, 9. Mount Oct. 22 St. held at Oct. 19, were under- 2,600-feet “Cathedral” G. Rev. Charles the with Francis, the Mass. Requiem‘ Steinlage offering salt. Last of and hewn out ground Megarry Calvary Mt. Cemetery. in Buick Co. Burial was Midnight Mass Christmas, was daughter Ber- Maurelia, of Mary Sister first there the born for- Kopel, in celebrated Mary and nard was the She entered Con- 111. Menominee, the church time. Most of was Francis the Sisters of St. of gregation min- of centuries four formed by surviving 1908. Nearest. Jan. 15, on J. H. design Mrs. relatives sisters, completed two l St. Cloud ing, but the are ' was Marshalltown, Mrs. Fran- Crosby. 1a.; Jose Maria of Architect work the With the star brother, Thole. St. and Cloud: . ces a run we Concha. h Gonzalez Kopel, Joseph Parkston, S. Dak. worship With the Magi BIRTH; OF..O.UR-=_lORD INART we shepherds the light With the we see Angels With the glorify Him we W With Simeon take Him in we our arms Anna With the aged and chaste make responsive confession f4. we our M’\\\\\\\\\\% Christ is illumined r Let shine with Him forth a us \\\\\\\\\ tn»...m...-v~ / é a / z .31. 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