firm“ ‘ ‘ 9].] f - I I 7 REGISTERS rlvr' ST; THE no: CLOUD January 1954 29. Friday. 3.; I Scout: I mm 500 Attend Boy 31mm}. gum. CCD P — a n Chaplains’ :25 Conference DCCW of Life Program Family Christian thafla“ San Antonio, Tern—More Cleveland In I 500 leaders, including chaplains "_ 13th. '2 the and laymen, the Father in attended Churching God the of to Ceremony MONTH H I S T DURING Temple. 0,3": Annual the National celebrates Conference Church ’ the temple Grows the visit FosiL Mary’s to Purification The Feast the of Parents on Offering for Diocesan Scout Chaplains. beautiful inspired the probably contained is The Feb. 2. story al- churching, of conference theme “Apostolic ceremony in the was offered Mary doves ii, 22-32. St. Luke in differ- is there great though Leaders for Apostolic Scouts}? ’;‘ a i What have Temple. got we Cleveland. With rites. the the in 6-17 the two winter, The sessions under'the: of held dark the In ence ‘. Are lives offer? were daily — to our I growing steadily, Candlemas of Archbishop Roberli. of year age patronage bright lights of group rite is Jewish on The suitable? and joys I trials one s our the Cleveland Diocese is intensi- relief. l welcome E. Lucey. offer Feb. 2 following childbirth. cleansing suit- trifling things Are the ;_ fying its Confraternity of Chris- ending | Church is Mother Holy of rite is Christian The able? one tian Doctrine I 'i for ‘ with Christmas program blessing of the pre- for the a gratitude of season '3 Mary’s act act was an school and school-age children. 97%;? Purifi- the celebration, double /////. England, this feast In life. Presen- thanks-giving. the At new .. Archbishop Edward ,1 F. Hoban Pres- the Mary and of cation Lady’s “Our l l'e d Lady Our Simeon told tation, a was c revealed that 5,000 families in the in Jesus of entation Churching.” would sword that of ' sorrow a - 50 parishes enrolled, temple. are now knowl- her This heart. her pierce presented Mary When and recommended that to pastors her make out- edge d'yd Father, not His Heavenly Child to Gospel tells the The story. CCD conference he established a gloomy wardly .. that He had to she knew or of person Purification a is come The one each parish Marian Year in as a _ duties her neglect her His Fa- to the will of do earth al- to feasts, cause Mary’s greatest progect. Lulu—‘1 MARCH mother. OF and DIMES wife she all of Like must ther. the day the of though Mass as a us, _ Father Richard E. McHale, Child’s about her thought of have us? this for Presentation has He What lesson .. stresses asswtant director of diocesan January 2 SI to would be hoped that it life and signifi- This probably Jesus. Should Christian is try parents schools, is in charge of the pro- $1.00" l happyfine. that from reminds suffering for eliminate it a cant, to a us ALL Filli which is being imple- gram, all things she Unlike they Di- should 1‘ ’i her Mary’s life, is in saw child’s us, greatness mented or throu h the Diocesan God’s manifestations of suffering Son. him teach vine as to a Council ‘ see of Cat olic Women. The l the did feel She will. not Christ? something with shared urge Archbishop suggested that God, the_,Mothcr of Mary, pas- the plan, change, to to to rear of v think When tors_ the experience mar- of the temple in our the journeyed we use to SPECIAL OFFER! Child in Naza- popular most single Legion ried life, state, of Mary and of our the St. of law our obedience to'-the reth. responsibilities, Vincent job, de Paul Society we in need the did our She Moses. not ‘ passed. uneventful The years offerings them conducting Fl should parish visitations the to prescribed by as FOR see PRESS MONTH cleansing bored by have been would We the in God awaken make to to of public way parents school law. good Son, Jesus them. children was a the cnosun in MISSIONARY Mary Jesus offered .the to availability of until His dutiful Joseph parents She and to were poor real- would Then religious Temple. education facilities in we come!" has said, “My hour only He afford two could and fulfilling their ize that parishe. a we are A Pocketsize Family Monthly of tells Gospel Many The offering. tear- for doves no us of each an has The call sent God entire CCD calls us. program MONTHS'onIy l also, Mary, For words farewells. ful unkind know the 6 of_ $1.00 love to also called the us He has first monthly Marian Year Mass for us celebrated adult All discussion That One May Be Christian nit ' groups 11 y had the hour await the deeds that and poor come. be and to Him, in the Wednesday; train Him, gymnasium Jan. to Catholic to 20. Spon- lay leaders and serve spiritual the on under and FREE children a rosary receive all Mary We in daily lives. our heaven. in our even with Him help happy ‘sored by student them the council, Mass the will be to become better to the intention and Holy Father of joy the mixed feelings leadership of with Joseph them, and knew too, was this To dis- readers unworthy offer to Why specific informed offered intention their for each month dur- religion an- and new we we are on a refer Modern experts fulfilled but they the law. High School body Cathedral at student the at 33% sorrow. when of of and also GIFT; God’s count of their this call Mary’s reli ious ing Year.—-—(Bob Molitor photo) duties. we a swer v much children problem to 071 so and priests A black that Crosier Indul- easily The strong D CW the report see can file pre- parenthood is the joy of that vocations? have genced religious school Rosary. indicates that program ‘ hidden and seldom nearly @5102. men- ' have I because they Is it parents it for and that con- are eager Act February and the bout get first tioned after the now of offering I they Arrangement sciously made also evidence interest plan in an issue featuring articles noted? preparation. by formula with. have l and God the their lives to adult discussion we . groups, ac- writers like because Lucile Hasley‘, Joe this Maybe happens allows se- 50?— do family Should not cording not? to Mrs. C. Vincent Blake, to every we Breig, George tried to & Owenita Sander- have not ducted Burial the services. in Cheyenne, Cloud. Wyo.: see Math, St. and we was diocesan Arthur Erler) Rocheleau chairman. (Mrs. Joseph . fine Sacred Heart Cemetery. here granddaughters. service four the His will in lin, and God’s cure at part are etc. a ‘ ' a of- Father Mass McHale Prairie—Requiem discloses that Belle was Joseph Robert Girtz' ._ ohn Grossman M. heart- and little problems Church Cathedral Family will Holy in Jan. it fered K afford. the cost Five 6-17 #3" This issue Little also begin Falls.—The Rev. Jerome Reis- can St. Cloud—Requiem Mass of- year age groupamong was who Jan. died ’70, life Rocheleuu, in Joseph the for breaking we sorrows conducted services inger the Jan. 8 for Jan. Mary’s Cathedral fered 23 in St. Catholics in the Cleveland Dio- ’ articles series down-to-earth Pellet officiated. of Henri The Rev. :n children. share with Joseph Robert Girtz who died Jan. John '7. M. who died for Grossman, 64, . our parish cemetery. the has increased ivas in I/ife Burial from 130,579 Marriage cese and Family the The burial in Sacred Heart .Ia Burial Calvary Ceme— on 21. in in life, was Mary’s was In brothers: and ours, sister two Surviving as a are in 1948 147,601 in 1952. This Survviing to _ Cemetery. the parents, ter Surviving sisters and by John Gillese. P. Also monthly two are a are Prairie: Belle IsdIumpirIin-llillianig John, Belle Prairie: min- ROSE, and . the joy were sorrow of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Girtz; Tail and sister, brother: Mrs. Henkc Mrs. Helen Juniors and year’s enrollment a for public teen-‘1' Rochcleau Falls. Mr. columns mothers, Little Ulric, for and men, the plan of Mary brothers, Thomas gled. But Susan: and Margaret Kroger, and two both St. Cloud; of saw Columba. Mother of nephew h 1 religious a instruction, was a 5 c o o children, Question Box, Daniel. Michael. Goodhue. and agers, I Redemption of hu- the God, Order. Franciscan the pioneer sister of 20,704, the is lar The Peter est Heinen W News, Book ever. i Peggy than 30 for Because janitor He also 1' e c e everything. p s, in manity, more Mrs. Rosalia Bujalski was J total number Cloud—Peter of ildren St. Heincn, in this who 77, c Wink’s popular Live Lore and years. her offered Son the did, she Visions Marian died Jan. 19. buried in St. Jo- St. Cloud—Funeral services Cunningham Ben was under were instruction in age ‘group column, 4» TEL'JSO STLLOUDMINN. etc. ‘ seph's St. Joseph, following Cemetery, conducted Jan. 20 in St. John Cantius' - -~ Wheaton.—-Funeral services Catholic schools were and parish nun-nun... Requiem Mass offered Jan. Church cen- in St. Rosalia Bujalski, who 23, for Mrs. n 9. Maria Ave the Jan. in conducted 12 dollar bill In a ' Just mum John Cantius’ Church. has increased Surviving; his died ters from Jan. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor 81,126 wrap a 16. are who Cunningham, (30, Church Ben for l wife, Mrs. Peter Heinen (Theresa) Peter Kroll offered the and Requiem Mass. piece with of name : in 1948 103,481 in to 1952. A. paper your Nicholas The Rev. Jan. died 8. II féDai/y following the Calvary and daughters: Burial in Cemetery. One sons was l Mass. address and mail at? the Requiem and at Kraemer offered of St. [NCWC Wire] Jan. 21 meeting once, At the Ralph, St. Paul Pork; Leo, Cloud; St. daughter, Mrs. Frank Godlewski . parish Burial the cemetery. in was ‘ risk Virgil, Joseph; to: in the St. Mrs. Elmer Shumef Waite Club (Irene). Park, and Study two Benedict’s our sons, (Rose), Cunningham His Mrs. Ben wife. The firms listed (Kathleen), Minneapolis: here deserve . and Doreen, Richard, Pierz, Eugene, and Waite to Arthur Hyneman, May mother, Mrs. mIIIIIImIIIIlluullmumm..l Mrs. home of survives with his I be remembered Crosier Phoenix, Also when dis- Magazine Office, Ariz. surviving There the the Park. survive. eight grand- lellllllllunlIIIHIUHHIIHI'I you are are Mae sisters: Mrs. Cunningham, and two High Cathedral "Hum"! juniors from five following brothers “I! sisters: Mrs. children Poland Patrol“!e _and and sister in who 10 Y°ur some. one Lucie Mrs. Cloud, and Campion. St. M'nn- . Ml'iloniry’ . on‘mlfiv . . dlfiOl'ent Ill!" lflflheu. Anna Grochen, Minneapolis; also 0‘ Joseph, survive. Mrs. Bujalski findings their presented was Sch-001 a Mont. Monahm, Billings, Minneapolis; Mrs. Margaret the Fasen, member of Rosary Sodality. of the appearances the Danzl John on . Each world. the Virgin Chorus Blessed to John’s Danzl, who St. Open Spring—John 52, Cold to parish noME buried in the the in died Jan. 19, a'contestant girls is was of the Requiem Mass following cemetery 1 3. Register contest. «i Church. Y—St in St. Boniface’s F D offered Jan. 22 JAN. R I A 29, and Marjorie Danzel, St. daughters, Two project its and The de Sales, Bishop was Francis group Sehwindel Gilbert Crosby Cloud, Mrs. Feb. and 5 Tour'in Andre, Sister by Gloria, introduced of feast. Teacher. Mass survive. Buffalo, N.Y., (Elizabeth), for aged and on and in- the contest for Creed. White vestments. chairman Glizinski F. J. Mrs. Cathedral. English at of structor patients services for Mrs. St. Cloud—Funeral Saturday St. JAN. 30, convalescent —— 428 Glizinski, who died Jan. 19, that F. fact J. mentioned the She were feast. Virgin. Mass of Martina, Collegeville.——The St. The is practicing about John chorus Rev. Monsi- with the Rt. held Janmlfi in participating Cathedralites Collect of Our Gloria, second are Kroll officiatin the Peter at University Chorus launches hour since the first Men’s day ' gnor an a ' five these that and QUIET writing, ing the Assis Solemn Requiem Mass. third Church Pope. Lady, of were winter week school, with added its sixth’annual with of or tour an Porwoll, deacon; and the Method Rev. the top students Red among vestments. were half-hour each day Christ- Crosby Fri- since performance at Bielejeski, subdeacon. the Rev. Jerome on a contestants. chdrus Surroundings Country Calvary Cemetery. Burial in vacation. The Fourth Sunday Feb. 5. JAN. 31, day, was mas even FOURTH WARD spoke who Godlewski, John Herzog Mrs. during Rita remained Epiphany—Special Mass. after on campus on will have The chorus one ap- J. Czes- Rose.—The Rev. Frank First. vacation St. “to keep in at St. Lady’s semester second Collect of Our Gloria, appearance before the credit its to pearance DORAN the Requiem Mass Jan. 19 in St. offered MARKET MRS. MARY procured picture voice” opening night for with Trinity Creed, had Bosco, tochowa, John a singing begins by for the tour Mrs. John Rose of Lima’s Church for apparition daily practices during the‘four particular Green Preface. vestments. this of Burial who died Jan. 15. Herzog, 62, audito- Feb. in the school 4 Prep and Registered Nurse Gnifkowsld Owner Jos. parish Surviving in Holdingfo_rd. t cemetery. day holiday. the\parish at was e from MONDAY—St. will Ig- ap? FEB. rium. The choral - 1, group children: the allowing four Erwin, are MEATS According Raymond Thull, speaking to in Humphrey, Rachel of John’s Feb. Bishop. Mass feast. again St. 11 natius, Paul; at home; Robert, St. Arnold and at pear student the will emphasized concert Joseph. Also Guadalupe, Aaronette, St. GROCERIES and Sister manager, about Home the Nursing Gloria. Red for vestments. in performance rest a following brothers surviving the modern, tend be besides to apparition are only this is the more that community. of the ' HOME-MADE TUESDAY—Puri- FEB. 2, Mrs. Joseph Eveslage, S and sister: instrumental adding several which I- Hemisphere ar- Western in the William, Benedict, and Cloud; Fran will Lady. members travel of Our (Blessing The 36 fication SAUSAGE The Rev. James rangements. Henry Rose; Maud Weichmann, St. approved. been i has before candles principal of total of chartered bus 2,500 by Phone Cloud 5 Mlle? E. ' a “‘3'” ' Weichmann, Avon. will Kell 0.5.3., wh ' b ? McAlpin Established 39 Years! leadiriig :ifiihlged Margaret chorus, Mary pre- Special Mass. Gloria, Mass.) closing their miles before "4"" Patricia Ann Kay , season has the the about findings her sented d Christmas C Preface. Grand Ballroom Little Falls—Patricia Kay, in- the of the Ann in PHONE 2052-53 r e e ‘ of the numbers. several I , Jean new while Medal, Richard Miraculous fant daughter Mr. of Mrs. ' and blessed candle in (Have the Hotel in Minneapolis Radisson a Cloud . 9th Ave. N. 403 St. died Jan. in St. Gabriel's Hos- Kay, 1; t Mary’s — spoke_.about Dombroski White . home.) vestments. Feb.21. The Rev. pital. Jerome Reisinger con- Jan- Russia. Kiev, at WW appearance WEDNESDAY FEB. 3, — Club Study told the Kilian ice Mass St. Blase, Bishop. of chose she to apparition the that Gloria, second- Collect, feast. Ireland, Knock, that speak of, at R. us;” third, “Defend Col- Colliery any G. Dr. officially been had yet not rec- today.) lect. (Throats blessed Church. the ognized by Red vestments. THURSDAY—St. FEB. 4, OPTOMETRIST hum‘a in" leapard cum Andrew, Corsini, Bishop. Mass‘ ' of feast. Gloria. White vest- . ‘Examined Eyes ments. 0R: afealher. wi’rh the minus Mass of Christ Eternal the 9 ‘ . Glasses Fitted High Priest. White vestments. FEB. FRIDAY 5, St. —— mmmmmm. Agatha, Virgin. Special Mass. HEARING AIDS AND Gloria. Red ' vestments. Mueller-Allure BATTERIES All Makes for ' ’ and Votive Mass S Alliers of ed Ruth Rockville.—Miss acn‘ ‘ Im- in married Mueller Reynold Heart were (first Friday) may be the before Over Kresge’s Church Phone 201 Conception maculate ' said. White vestments. With celebrant, Wagner, Adelbert Rev. and deacon, KieNS. Mathew the Rev. sub- Ronellenfitsch, Victor Rev. the bridegroom The 29. Dec. is deacon, on bride The Mueller. Henry is the of son Henry Mrs. and Mr. of daughter the Mrs. Ar- attendants Albers. The were Albers, and Mary Mueller, Jean nold Mueller, Arthur Hansen, Jane Mary Arnold Mueller. and W drive Doucette-Popp RONDESTVEDT FARM EQUIPMENT fast ,5 offered in Mass Nuptial Rice.—Before a . MISS Church, Mary's St. in Jan. 20 McCORMICK-DEERING FARM IMPLEMENTS Mrs. and daughter of Mr. Popp, Eileen S.S-gt. the bride of became Jacob Popn. Mrs. Mr. of and Marcel Doucette, Refrigerators—Home Freezers & Farm Supplies son Victor weather! The Rev. Edward Doucette. Attending the Mass. celebrated Siegler Icy leak Centre Minn. Martha Maryls Popp, couple the were Walter and Doueette, Leon Kinder, Howle. McNabb-Sohnger be- 9 Rapids.—~Married Jan. Pelican St. offered in Mass Nuptial fore a Kathleen Miss Church Leonard’s were Selin- Inez of Mrs. daughter Salinger. The Rev. -McNabb. Kenneth and gcr, the Mass. offered Torborg Lawrence Arleen Pella, Mrs. Leo Judy Salinger, CREAMERY lONG PRAIRIE ASSOCIATION Sol- Eugene Lois Forsland, Salinger, Salinger, Peter McNabb, Jr.; Art inaer. the attendants. Neisuis Rod and were \ Louella Butter Brink-Prom Caroline Prom. Rapids—Miss Sank pines Pasteurized Milk and rue Cream new aegis-mm and Henry of Mr. daughter rs. FOR names WHICH THE sEMINAav bride Joseph the Prom, of became . Phone .18 Long Prairie. Minn. Anyone mo «cam who thinks that NOT HIM. wild Take ice Nuptial Mass leop- besides icy before Solemn Brink. streets. a on .. Church. Sacred Heart offered Jan. 14 in ards of hazard windshield. the cele- than Or blinding sleet Rev. Benedict Vimig The was are any more a your Karl Pccovnik, the Rev. deacon: brant. t...__-. icy has another thought hours of and Or the long streets Joesph Wiersgalla, sub- the Rev. and snow. Mrs. Alex Attendants deacon. were coming. Joseph darkness that always Brink. Prom and more mean - Lewandowski-Kleindl ' going. treacherous STETSON HATS! ' Browns Vslley.—-—The marriage of For Men Right is fine time have it to now a KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHES! daughter Miss Geraldine Kleindl, of Kleindl, Michael Mr. and Mrs. Alvin give Seems like to everybody ought too. to Service Regardless of Distance come, CROSBY SQUARE SHOES! Lcwandowski. Jr;, of Mr. and Mrs. son this Lewandowski, place in his Michael took St. second thought safety to a Anthbny’s Church Jan. Lucille 5. BecaUsc there aren’t leopards I FUNERAL on ANDERSON HOME any THE winter. It’s Kleindl, Barbara Lewandowski. and so easy: Darlene Shaumuman the bride’s around, that know of, but win- were we attendants. Jim Lewendowaki, Kenneth speeds Drive slower at 0 is all the place. And winter Kleindl, and Kenny Shaumuman ter V were. "NEW ESTABLISHED over 1m CLOTHES’ bridegroom’s attendants. Use lire chains conjure whole of Mesko-Fiseher I ALEXANDRIA, MINN. can up a mess Princeton.——Miss Fischer Frances driver’s neck in broken, Keep brighl nigh! to get ways a e and Leroy Mesko married in St. STORE were ' Church before Edward’s the Rev. Leo Revering Jan. The bride the 16. is on daughter Mrs. John of Fischer. The bridegrom is the Mr. of Mrs. and Opposite the Post Office Colud in St. son John Mesko. The attendants Vir— were ginia Reynolds. Betty Jo Irene and Mesko. Irvin Hish, Russell Fischer, and UNION IIVO John Toth. y." ' STATE BANK AAAAAAA‘A OSCAR KRIEG be own! 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