we ##WWV‘F'_’ we ‘ ilq— 7 urban haw“ .- .vu ..‘ fi n -‘ ,_ -‘ 1 v . \ REGISTER CLOUD THE ST. ' EIGHT PAGE Jamar, Catholic Radio Program Janoszekski Augustine’s Frances Church Mrs. KASM—ALBANY— for ‘ - PERHAM. Mass Requiem Theresa Moog, who 87, died May Sunday: 8:30 AVE MARIA HOUR — mm. GILLEN-O’HOTTO v KOLL-WIECHMANN (Continued From Page St. The offered May 29 in Stan- 29. Rev. Louis Traufler 4) of- Sunday: 9:45 THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS was mm. Elizabeth Miss , Alexandria. Wiech- Marie Rose—Miss St. Francés islaus’ Church Jan- ficiated, assisted by for Father — Daily: FATIMA 7:30 ROSARY . FOR PEACE pan. Gillen Floyd wholesome and O’Hotto daughter Mr. and Mrs. Christian of were heritage same time, inform a the May mann, oszekski, who died 26. Peter, O.S.B., deacon, 85, Fa- and to us on Church be- Mary’s KLTF—LITTLE St. FALLS— married in the Wiechmann, became Bernard of Rev. S. Fadrowski offi- ther Ignatius, O.S.B., The A. subdeacon. what is modest. canons J. Wro- Theodore Sunday: the Rev. CATHOLIC 12 FAI‘I'H of Mr. fore IN OUR K011, TIME Anthony bride of noon. son’ Burial in the parish Burial St. Ceme- ciate in Patrick’s was was is the The bride 29. Sunday: May HOUR bel . 12:15 OF ST. FRANCIS K011, before 'p.m. August Mrs. and on a Surviving the fol- St. Some bathing Patrick, the Rev. tery, with suits modest. Some ceme ery. are Slacks jeans are Mrs. Henry and are of Mr. Daily: not. daughter THE ROSARY or 6 in Mass offered June 1 Nuptial ohm. Nor- C. lowing and daughters:' Haupt officiating \ the M. at sons be the perfectly is bridegroom all The right by O’Hotto. Lima’s Church picnic St. .Rose of may day. wash However, at Perham; Mrs. a and Sylvester, graveside service. Surviving or bert on KXRA—ALEXANDRIA— on ' are l Gil- Mathias and Mrs. Mr. of Attending First. Father Frank son Per- Rebuck (Gustie), following the main Joseph the children: Mrs. J. Sunday: THE CHRISTIAN in 10:30 church, IN ACTION dinner street, or mm. there is or at Mary a attendants party Hildegard len. The not: a couple bridal the were were George Stowers, ham; and Mrs. R. Huston (Julia), Minneapolis; Sunday: SACRED 9:45 HEART PROGRAM O’Hottd p.rn. of Jr. unlady-likcness Gottwald, about Louis and th‘em. Robert Shorts Koll, Bloch, Margaret be acceptable in Brazil. Wis. ‘Rose Milwaukee, Mrs. Smith, ,Montabello, may WJON—ST. CLOUD—— Wiech— Wagner, Alphonse and LAUER-SCHAEFER but in Calif.; Mrs. John Tracy (Lydia), Arctic regions there Pilarski be Joe our something risque in the to IN. seems \ Sunday: CHRISTIANS 10:30 ACTION Nuptial Martin.——Before mm. St. mann. a Sauk Rapids; Mrs. Charles services o HARDING—Funeral of . Friday: shorts. And THE CHRISTOPHERS . 7 could St. wearing Church of but the in p.m. real May 31 there is Mass so HOCKERT-KREBA ‘we Schreiber (Hazel), St. Cloud; go on, no in Holy conducted May 28 CATHOLIC were Tuesday through Saturday: 7 NEWS Schaefer, Ann Miss Mary Kreba Martin, pan. for Albany.——Miss Beatrice doing I Mrs. Ray Noren (Lillian), Lark— I Joe Pilarski. reason Church for Cross so. ‘ AND VIEWS - Pete Mrs. and Mr. of married daughter Hockert John Calif.; and Darrell, St. and were offered J. Alfred Kroll The Rev. spur, of bride the before became Schaefer, feel Seven Church We Dolors Cloud. surviving Fan- in Also The folllowing the that is schedule of Catholic conducted CATHOLIC Mass and girl the Requiem are knows any sermons young the on or woman and Mr. of Lauer, Romuald Iandelin Robling, Jodoin, the M. nie Long Rev. Lake; Jo- FAITH son Anna Sundays! IN OUR TIME KLTF parish burial rites in the at over noon ceme- on propriety of good ‘dress. There Cyril is in every Rev. The Catholic Lauer. Chris girl’s is bride Mrs. heart O.S.B., The May 22. doin, Springs, Hot Ark.; and and his wife on Surviving a 6—“Rescrve Modesty June and \of Behavior,“ tery. Father Robert are the celebrated O.S.B., Mrs. Ortman, of and modesty, thedaughter of Mr. John St. Cloud. There Arseneau, delicate sense intuition ladylike Pilarski Gare of of children: Ed Smith what two is a and / couple Attending the is were bridegroom Mass. Kreba. The Ben eight grandchildren and 11 Denbowski and Florence are rison TRi-ift what is strictly "out Iii—“Christian June of bounds.” and Economy," Father Anthony feel We that and Herman Lauer Marie than Harvey Rose Dr. and Mrs. the of great-grandchildren. Moog Mrs. no more 1 re- surviving son Harding. Also of are Hullin Schaefei‘. minder The ndants Hockert. Christian member of the such at girl's were Christian sisters: Mrs. to is needed brothers and was these a place a her Gsudencd sense Perfection to on 20—“Christian for June All," Father Kreba. oward Hockert Jane and PUNDSACK-RUEGEMER Mothers’ Society. Lake; Novakowski, Silver Anna guard against the neopaganism arising in field the of Schroeder, O.S.F. ' styles and _2 Martin—Married June St. ERTL-BIENIEK ,Math, Meneasha, Wis; Vincent, Herman Schleper J. fashions. offered 27—"The Eight Mass Beatitudes," Nuptial June Father ’ William V. before Tarman Prairie—Before Nup- in North and Stanley, Barnum; Harding; a a FARMING.—Funeral services Martin St. of Church Cross Holy the were tial Mass June in Mrs. An- Brisk and 1 Mrs. Frank held May 25 in St. Cather- Moreover, daugh- were in Ruegemer, Mary's Lorella Year, Bieniek, Miss confident Miss Irene Church, Duluth. that Schmelitz, the thony we are many ex- Alfred ine’s Church for Herman J. Mrs. and Mr. Peter of Mrs. of Mr. and daughter ter John Sauer cellent Catholic Movie Current in diocese Ratings will make young special women Pundsack, our Elmer and of a became bride Bieniek, the Ruegemer, Schleper, 69, who died May 22. Sauer, LUXEMBURG. John effort bring — Pund- about Mrs. Henry and Mrs. of M1“. restoration of of Mr. and to Ertl, Christian Louis values in field son a the son buried The Rev. A d l b Unruhe, who died May 30, 1; was a er , Ortman, Cyril Rev. The U. sack. A. J. Ertl. The Rev. Math of dress. following The following For list includes in parish movies the cemetery appearing such theaters in O.S.B., these offered feel the Re- at it pastor, appropriate women as Lor- Mass“ we offered the At- O.S.B., to the Mass. celebrated re- Elullin these Alexandria, June Belgrade, Clarissa, Requiem Mass offered Glenwood, Little print towns: hetc the Modesty a Pled Joseph quiem Mass, assisted that and by the Rev. red ' beck Ruegemer h Gene— in” couple raine g 1 ending e the PP a e a “1': were e et by Falls, Parkers Wendelinus’ Church and Prairie. in St. 3 Family and B d k Arnheiter, O.S.B., attendants. Mary’: the Year. Heinrichs, Pundsack Esther u r a r vieve Mathe, were Weichmann. A-l Frederick Rev. the ' deacon, and the Rev. Landelin and Jane Norbert Ertl, Osga, CICHON-MOLDE Mrs. Morally Unobjectionable his children: for Adults Survivors and Children are "I the Robling, O.S.B., promise, Clement subdeacon. His with ’ of the God, and Ertl. in Arline honor of Miss ‘ Little Falls. Im- grace Cloud; Mrs. Beneath the 12-Milc Reef Rob Schoen, St. Roy Joseph —— wife survives with the following maculate Conception Cichon of and Lawrence NEUTZLING-TERRES Molde the Blessed were Virgin and An- Fighter Attack Mary, Eich, St. Joseph; Rose Mether Marie of Peter God children: Raymond, St. Joseph; be- Church . Mary’s St. be- in Albany.—Married married and observe May 29 Cloud. One Glenn. Miller Story, The all Sauer, St. 50 Big the drew to rules of modesty in dress and behavior, Mrs. Norbert Schaefer (Leona), my Leo Monsignor Rt. Rev. in the Nuptial Mass offered fore fore and Kansas Pacific Peter, St. Cloud, Stallion Canyon brother, of a that a children, all Greenwald; times. Albert, Richmond; in I. also my promise avoid at all bride The JUne 1. Miss Keaveny to Church T. D‘olors Seven Rock- Elizabeth Iten, Louisiana Territory Stranger sister, Mrs. Wore on Gun. were a other Urban and Edmund, St. Cloud; of sin against Ruby holy occaSions purity of Mrs. by keeping daughter Terres, of Mr. the from Clarice daughter is survive. Pa Home Terror ville, Ma and Kettle Train also at away a on Mrs. Jacob Mehr (Hildegard), all indecent the is and improper bridegroom Molde. The Al- Mathias and Mrs. Terres, son shows, and movies, television and radio Theodore .Litchy A-2 pro- Paul, Elmer, and Joseph, all of . The Cichon. John Mr. and Mrs. Neutzling, and Mr. of of vin and dances. I son Unobjeelionable' will _ grams, read, Funeral HOLDINGFORD. Morally for Adults lend, Only borrow bad books, not Farming; sister, Mrs. Edward or Ci- any Albin Mrs. — a attendants Leo Rev. Mrs. Neutzling. The were Litchy, 44, She Couldn’tSuy services for Theodore Border River No further papers. I Kollman; magazmes, and b h promise two t or children from Albin Ci- Molde, r o e r s, to O.S.B., Carmen chon, protect M. Landelin Robling, my held Three Young Texans Jubilee Trail who died May 28, Benedict, Cold these were Spring, and Ger- of Maciej. sin. Raymond ,, same chon, and occasions the Terres, offered Mass. Stella with St. Mary’s Church Robinson Crusoe Untamed Breed in Miss June 3 hard, Paynesville. There 24 are Eiynck, Bre- Raymond and Alice offer- Bernard Karels Riot Cell Block 11 the Rev. in I. grandchildren. Schleper I_ask Mr. the - of Mary,'my was Immaculate the attendants. assrstance Mother, deck Privileges' were Year His to Marian B per- Requiem Mass. the ing church trustee for than a more this holy resolution severe in- which I taking for EVENS-KOTSCHERAR and Mon-ally Objectionable the Litchy, for Everyone mother, Mrs. Mary am greater and 20 of secretary the years honor and glory Aurelia M. of Sauk Rapids—Miss God and sis— de brothers and the following misrepresent. salvation the of and Beaupre soul Tends Catholic Aid Society Andmcles and the Lion—(Objection: Anne for St. To and to my own a num- Mrs. 'Kotscherar, daughter of those of Little Falls; survive: Louis, children]: ters traditional and religious ber of He ridicule Christian also beliefs.) my years. was mem— a . became the Elizabeth Rothstein, Missouri; Isadore, Lawrence, ber of St. Joseph’s Society. Signed Quebec—Shrine Beaupre, au— Meinrad J. Evens, bride of Centre; Conrad, Avon; son Sauk than anticipate thorities more before Mrs. Mary Evens, of Gretsch, Mrs. Ann a Paul, Avon; Basilica the pilgrims 2,000,000 to F May in offered 29 Mass Nuptial Cecil Bueckers, Mrs. St. Rose; during Beaupre de Anne St. of Church by Rev. the Patrick’s St. Schodow- Urban Mrs. Albany; Last Year. Marian this year more Attending the Haupt. M. C. Julie Mrs. Chicago; and ski, the visited 1,700,000 than persons Mr. Mrs. and couple bridal Calif. were Olson, Burbank, 'H best far the from of,whom half shrine, were Walter Haupt. Dezelar- Emmett A. Mrs. the U.S. CHUDZIK—HENSCHEL Leo CLOUD.—The ST. Rev. v shave of h privileges Marian All ave Cambridge—The of marriage Mass offered Requiem Leisen m 3. by the the shrine granted been Miss to daugh- Elizabeth Henschel, Cathedral in St. Mary’s May 31 his life! A Penitentiary. Apostolic ter Sacred Mrs. William Mr. and of Dezelar, Mrs. Emmett A. for ob- faithful the to allows decree Henschel, James Chudzik, to died Burial son who May 28. 90, was each '11 indulgence plenary tain Chudzik, and Mrs. James of Mr. a Surviv- Calvary Cemetery. in the if, havmg Marian Year the day of place in Christ King the took and the fol- husband her ing are received and Confession been to Paul Church May 29. The Rev. Mrs. and.daughters: on lowing sons shrine visit the Communion, they Mass. Lansing celebrated the L. _1-|-n and Schiedinger (Anna) George Father’s Holy the for and Henschel J. Alphonse, Nancy and pray St. (Loretta), Davis Mrs. E. J. intentions. the Matt attendants. were Foley; and Herbert E., Cloud; : Paul. There Arthur N., St. are Choose gift-from Fandel’s a ' and grandchildren 16 great- 14 . . . \ grandchildren. . for the of the mum Percy Armstrong your . '7' . . Arm- CLOUD. Percy ST. —— died June 1, 63, who strong, was following buried June 4 a on 0-11-11 St. An- offered in Mass Requiem Surviving thony’s Church. are chil- Giving following and the A Gift Keeps his wife Give That. on Gene, Donna,Mae, dren: Devin, valuable For his papers and Marvin, Sharon, Lloyd, . . . Chest and the all St. Cloud; Victor Treasure Joyce, of The by former following children a the home protection for fire The low cost pro- 11 Cal— whom live in marriage, all of like fire. 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