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St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955

February 5, 1954 · Page 2 of 8

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‘g, +1 {Irv ' i" .r' I CLOUD REGISTER THE ST. PAGE THREE ' l954 February, 5, Friday, ‘ .3 Movie ndidns Groom-oi Current Ratings Missioner’ I Peter’s Pioneer lo 'e .Mi The following list includes theaters movies appearing at Officers these New Belgrade, Clarissa, Falls, Randall, sank Elects Foley, Little towns: Feb; Jubilee Oih l0 Note 7 To Centre, Wheaton. and - A-l ' Morally Unobjectionable Adults Children for and - , Calamity Jane Kansas Paciiic presi- Rajkowski, vice School Francis and Home Peter’s St. Molar-Lang Crazylegs Little Boy on Felicitas, secretary; Sister dent; age’and St. of still Jan. in 2’7 Collegeville.——Feeling fine Association met at 93 years Valley Desert Rats Hand, The ' Lone Lang and Paynesville.—Miss Jaunita Browns Daniel, Wilbur treasurer. building. Daniel and Cantius’ John Borgerding, , Thomas? without the Rev. able to read glasses, before Edmund married Maser Desert Song Crowd Roanof the were . president for the 1953 The Hunstiger, the 23. for Father Joseph Varley Nov. speakers Guest pro- on , Flight the Nurse Golden will celebrate Condor Abbey, of of St. John’s Treasure the O.S.B., monk '1 daughter a Lloyd Lang. bride is the of 'the presided school 1 term . over Her- and Mrs. Houdini Mr. Amon The bridegroom the of is priesthood were gram the of his ordination to 70th anniversary son ~ on officers for the of election . cur- Virginia Maser. The attendants A-2 were Choir Members intro- who ,Jueneman, were man Scholastica, Feb. the Feast St. Langand of Robert Maser. , term. rent Moraly Unobjectionable Adults for Only Father Deutsch' presented cuin V Rajkowski. Francis by duced 10. spending la- After years 60 lSc h b h Guck-Pihlaja Clarence Actress, The Devil’s Canyon was a u a c which with is, Thomas a cane in boring Indians the discussion of topic presi- Their the office of among elected con- to Botany Bay ‘ of the Plunder Sun according ritual, of- the monastic Nuptial Mass Bluifton.—Before to a this oldest Northern Minnesota, Guests. Banquet include Other lofficers' China home. Venture dent. Ride, the Church, Vaquero obedience in John’s :Jan. St. cerned fered 26 in old staff age.” be “a for to Arheriéa your is Benedictine in monk Pihlaja. Al- daughter of Miss Marlene Dangerous When Wet “to that golden fact 1934 be celebrated his the In Stressing com— Gilbert the bride bert Pihlaja, became of living the in retirement at . now B The Rev. Guck. Martin Guck. of the parents ordination. anniversary of obedience, mand son Collegeville. abbey in Morally Objectionable for Everyone ‘I'Buill-in celebrated the Mass. Ray Schulzetenberg obedience,” Beauly practice first must In he back down 1938 Elaine Attending the couple came in were Foreper Female—(Objection: reflects April 1861, St. Born 6, Light of marriage; treatment Valley—Members on Browns of practical Pihlaja, David Bachman, Sharon and they sug- White Earth, in he many and 1942 to gave the Mary’s Rocks, Did, set. acceptability divorce). the of of a Paluhicki. youngsters St. Anthony’s Choir training the gestions for Lake, Red where he . returned to were Three costuming.) since Sailors long and Girl—(Objection: Suggestive ' tlement which has a need The authority. Athman-Schneider respond to to remained until he retired in special their guests at Your Kitchen for a Father own exist, Thomas ceased to MARTIN LUTHER—This and offers a'sympathetic picture ap- they commands, out 1948. to once Jan'. carry \ Sunday, before held 24, in 0namia.—Married Jan. 16 County, Minn., banquet Stearns to a Luther, ‘proving and of Martin of the life came representation times stressed, been/made, have Nuptial Mass in Holy Cross offered was “The Indians His good in with his 1870. parents It peo- the 16th are dining The ban- Century contains the church ro'om'. figure of religious controversy. Church Jean Schneider. Miss that' fact great were as‘the well a ple,” Father Thomas “They as half-section of father bought which says. and Clarence theological daughter of Mr. Mrs. interpretations and historical references and a possible through made quet be given work incentive was to can Athman. of always Schneider. and Jerome treated fine.” He the land settled in son and was unacceptable Catholics. me area to are made small units Mrs. Olivia Athman. The Rev. Len Bon— if generosity of Roman children the are in real danger from Freeport is located. where never an now offered Dorothy Kapphahn .the Mesa. the that order jobs in big of the furnished Indian. During big the uprising zelet, who of tur- Athman Thyr Robert the and at- the were enrolled in In he 1874 and SERVICE child ac- progress tendants. ' see his can 1898, brother, the Rev. Henry ham. key and Wish- AMBULANCE school Abbey. CITY, St. John’s GRANITE at complishment. ‘ Borgerding, . O.S.B., him wrote to Kermeier-Witte Benedictine ing become John the Rev. to Guests a . were is. love of strong- motive begging him The. to from get away Valley.——The Browns marriage of by Abbot monk, he sent was Efficient Reliable Courteous husbands Bettendorf, and and nine children reservation to the Miss daughter until the danger Dorothy Witte, Mr. in of years est —- -— up in O.S.B., Edelbrock, Alexius Mrs. Herman Witte, Ralph and to members. the choir period of wives of in this Father replied, is Thomas and it of over. was Archabbey age, Vincent’s St. 1878 to Kermeier Jan. The Rev. took place 16. 20‘Ave. No. 220 507 Call St. Cloud A spiritual ‘I safe if I that prompt- feel here training thanked - Bettendorf the Father as John Bettendorf witnessed the were as There he began Pa. cere- Latrobe, at in Helen Roger appeal, middle Paul.” O’Brien Ker- the of St. and tremendous ings have mony. a in the novitiate, unselfish trial members for their choir his of year the meier attendants. were the assembled parents. told they Father Thomas is amazed at monastic garb from the receiving He the also service during year. V through Obedience the teen-ages, the been that has made .Wimmer, Boniface Archabbot progress would much reward be said that natural stimulated by is however, communications in since he brought first O.S.B., who had was the received for personal many motives. ordained. 'For the first 15 this In Benedictines country. to years , make sacrifices be must to one a there telephone concluded Red meeting at St. July, he returned 1879, The to was no was choir. faithful member of the CAN'IYOU WHERE Lake. The only reach- of the brief address by Abbey,’ John’s where he with means pas- pro- a sisters, who directly The ing the world outer by are the St. Peter’s Church, nounced' his monastic of was a tor vows. the choir, responsible for 60-mile walk drive. Most were of who Lang, Raymond or Rev. com- On Feb. 1884, he 10, FOR was MORE or— GET the‘ occasion. also for present ' his tales about mission life early that briefly mented the fact dained the priesthood by on to and‘IasI the Here's firsI about difficulties travel. evening The climax of the the of of mindful very be parents are must was Bishop R Seidenbusch, t u p e r 40~mile slides The trip the showing colored by other the of to have they magnitude the task of word O.S.B., Apostolic in Vicar North- convenient, of MONEY? ‘ custom YOUR Red during his side Lake Edward Lamers taken of and 40 miles train God. “You been given by _ Minnesota. Until fall of the ern cabinets housewife, for back used take the good duty Austria, Germany, to of of in part any tour “not for said, children,” he remained abbey, 1886, he the your at Holland. week. England, and in kitchen. Teach eternity. a but for time, teaching in college tak— the and any they old that The missionary obedience them regrets ing mission churches may of care on Time-saving lobergsoving Cathedral Divine Mas— that the Chippewa their language acknowledge is. Men week Each month he ends. . . . today is about When buy going 11 of life of the In- out The ter.” walked Avon week to two you one among years. use car average a on {mm to dians. He knows priest of ends, train and took the no one buy comfort— 8 modern, 9 of late model used of Plan you or cars years our in the missions who Discuss speak week Alexandria end to and can to one . half the How R about cost of transportation at ., the language, able although few ‘to West week end can you Union. At car. a new can a understand it when it spoken. is West Union he the said Mass for GUARANTEED cars? late model used of our wrong on one go Club Constitution For be amusement brothers who worked farm at now some- a gnflacc times in Chippewa with while abbey, the belonging the to converses another pioneer missioner, the Union regular West priest from Rev. Roman O.S.B., Homar, who church mission caring for bylaws for Constitutions and and was a yourself! for Come in also in is retirement the ab- at farther see that still Club the Cathedral Men’s away. was new who celebrated bey, and the be- Raymond sovenaon Mrl. special drawn by have been the of the From fall 1885 to up a ginning his 90th last of of- year Mass discussed ‘lPrincetonm—Requiem will be committee and he was of 1888, pastor summer was Edward’s Church Oct. St. 16. 18‘in Jan. fered the first Millerville, - meet- where ’he'was the and voted at at FORD on who 34, Sevenson, Raymond Mrs. for ’51 DELUXE V-8 TUDOR Thomas Father attributes his ‘ Monday within scheduled only priest miles. for next Revering 40 It ing Leo Rev. The 13. Jan. died parish the in life long the Burial to protection of his officiated. $104.5. was here that drink- he stopped Feb. 8. evening, was with clean unusually conditioned hearter, Radio, air Raymond Sevenson survxes car cemetery. an guardian angel, his. ab- and to ing student had coffee. As he Reynold, officers of the Ca- a Beverly, Temporary children, three with stinence liqtior, from tobacco, - her and buy better. been of the cot-fee Buy surviing strongest low mileage. Marie. Also Lois and are one parish organization. now thedral ' are Mrs. and Mr. mother, ~strenuous stepfather and coffee, athletics. and John’s. When drinkers St. he at Willard president; Martin Nilan, and four sisters Borgwardt; three L. A. live “Anyone could be 90 to‘ that ordained he he found (Leona), Fenenll William was. president; and Manderfield, vice brothers. Mrs. CRANBROOK PLYMOUTH FORDOR ‘52 ‘ old if really he wanted Mrs. to, (Harriett), Kraft always sick Sunday years Mrs. Sexton was on morn- secretary-treas- Winter, Richard Henry (Dorothy), Browning William it,” did something about and he $1095 ings when had he late Mass, New looking inside and You’ll the value this a in out. and ' Lawrence Neumann, Lester and see car. urer. observed. his could coffee and have not Borgwardt. Ronald - Next 'the Monday, Most .Rev. of something'else, Your this will buy lot savings October until Millerville At he Last car Hemmelch Father Thomas on a Paul Ker-non noon. over- ' of Bartholome, Bishop Peter W. Hos— addiction taken his coffee by "to St. Cloud to the came was Paynesville.——Fune'ral services Only ‘were at Bene- officiate Cloud, will St. at his coffee made' having weaker Church Louis’ pital few St. for weeks’ treatment Jan. 19 in conducted a Blessed Sac— diction of the Most died Kernon who Paul Hemmesch, for eventually until it each day heart condition. He is back for was CLUB COUPE a '48 FORD Varley D. The Joseph Cathedral Rev. St. Mary’s Jan. 18. in rament nothing than hot infirmary water. abbey the at Mr. more his officiated. Surviving parents, now, re- are > the and address 7:30 at men pm. broth- Hemmesch, three Father Thomas still drinks hot feeling Mrs. Paul, his and and and covering strength good original spotlight, tires Radio, point, motor \visor, meeting. business prior their to three and sisters. meal. ers with water better day. every every Sc'hloeder only Elizabeth and for take will business meeting The * “I he “I feel fine, Congress When says. passed the :, ' Storage "lord ‘ of the " auditorium Funeral" for the Richmond. services place in ‘ do‘nftknOw ' how long it’s going to — Dawes Act in 1887, permitting Jan. Schloeder, who died Elizabeth 61, CHOOSE Cathe- Institute. ' Io! Easy The Cloud St. to gel last. Only God knows that. FROM TO THESE AND MANY MORE land Indian reservations and to held Jan. in Sts. Peter 26 23, on were affiliate of Men’s Clubgis dral older “The I however, any Church. Surviving three sis- kitchen Paul’s get, an spocel Fir be aside for missions are set and _- H. B. brothers: Mrs. and Motor two Catholic ters Diocesan Council of the believe devil." in the the I schools, Abbot Alexius Edel- Tenvoorcle more Adluflahle shelves! Martin, and Co. Michael, Braegelmann, Men. brock negotiated'for -+ all Richmond; Schloeder, 244 Katherine of + + acres \ Posture-perfed‘ceunier Rapids. Lillian, Sauk and M. Sister of land mission for Red ' at a Sohloeder member Elizabeth of was heighll. a ‘ .' Lake. Father Thomas in put Society, oblate St. was Catherine’s of St. AUTO * DEALERSHIP” Flower mission Benedict, Little charge finish! and the mission. Ready of CLOUD’S‘FIRST "‘ST. to new group. ‘ DEALERSHIP" OLDEST “WORLD’S SECOND FORD Thomas Father remained at and materials, labor Gel Red Lake, where school a was 646 Phone all credit, 211-5th Ave. So. at your easy established Indian for boys, until Molitor Drug" Co. Anderson Lumber F. J. when he assigned 1923. « to was Cloquet. About 1925 he decided , REXALL AGENCY give decision which to :l—H“ meat, up a l. H he considers have been to Prescription: Specialty now - a mistake. did He touch Kodak & Toiletrioe Supplies not meat MINN. nine months, until for Indian CLOUD. ST. an Today-Pay later .Buy brought him chicken dressed a Christmas. for In 1929, the on JFA Home Improve- Use our occasion of his anniversary 50th dovln' professed monk, Abbot A1- ment Plan. No as a pay- No Mortgage ment of K. C. Sponsor . . . . . . to 3 to pay. years John’s Chorus St. : , Feb. I u In Concert ._ l8 ‘ ANDERSON J. r. Ship by "Missionary Indian Veteran Pioneer of 60 some ' years COMPAIIY- Transportation. WMBER Motor ‘ missionary of work Knights of Columbus of St. among Roymond Bros. Father Thomas Borgerding, Northern Minnesota, Godfrey Banyelln Cloud the Indians of Manager again will sponsor an ap- reading enjoying quiet recreation the O.S.B., pictured here is of the John’s Uni— St. news— a pearance Cloud 1911 so. Phone John’s retirement St. Abbey at_Col- living in He been at has versity Men’s Chorus, it Inc. paper. was an- legeville since 1948. nounced Dr. E. by R. Komarek, Minn. Cloud. St. l Phone 510 . knight. grand The date of the is event Slackwic BEST Thursday evening, Feb. in for the 18, the HEADQUARTERS, you): Cathedral High School audito- a It in rium. will be the third ' ap- « of the in St. _ pearance group HARDWARE—APPLIANCES—HEATING Cloud under the auspices of the 00 ’ i)? Seven-Up! (ii Knights of Columbus. will EQUIP.—SPORTING . TOOLS GOODS—POWER The chorus under the direction I eagolb THRIF’I‘IES of the Rev. James Kelly, CLUB CHRISTMAS We eln'lleal give —— ' _ O.S.B., will begin its annual Crosby tour Feb. POUJEI HARDWARE concert 5. at It will travel than 2,500 more v miles by chartered bus before . COMPANY closing the in the grand season ballroom of the ‘Radisson Hotel . in Minneapolis Feb. 21. on flame fumes, smoke, 58-59 Cloud St. Phone‘ 5 13-515 Germain N0 St. no no There members 36 in the . are which has been practic- group, “ACE” Your Store [electric'mngel least ing hour at each day with an «.7. an since the first week school. of . . SeePOWELL’S these BRANDS According for NAME Ray Thull, to ' tour the will be concert manager, ‘ \ HOTPOINT—44-SPEED modern this with more year, sev- QUEEN—MONARCH clean, your» curtains stay clean, Kettles stay , eral instrumental arrangements WHIRLPOOL—DUO electrically. cook THERM—IRON FIREMAN planned. clean—when Father Kelly has kitchen stays you ar- ranged several of the numbers switching DELTA—~5TANLEY+MILLER why That’s are women more many so FALLS himself. cook already who ; And why electric women to The chorus will four feature ranges. 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