I X TWO THE‘ST. "Rita: ,‘l‘ c-Lou REGISTER D Friday, July I954 9, Cathed Chthedrol (School St. load 1,3- Obsequiés—afltld High of Class Alumnae C rail of Speakers t f at-Hospital (Homecoming: Conducts, Reuniom Hold Annual At: Si. '5 I-Doy Congress Win. Honors at 45 Hos- of the St. Cloud Alumnae l -+ +. + For,’ «Benedictine + 3 (Continued coach debate Members Anperose, of the One) 'Sister Cathedral Page for the From Eighty-five future. pital School' of Nursing returne ,, i of the guests courtrooms met for “’i Cathedral High School, High School present the accom- graduation class at Sunday, June 27, of Were ~m the gross to eve- campus, Court Westmoreland County meal. -the and ning relive old memories acted to I and to students held panied the 1944 reunioni July 3, as a The dates (Continued Page Greensburg. House in Patrick Riley, hos- .Five‘members the Rev. hear the of 1944' One) official'scorekeeper Mom the house of beginning 'with in Mass Holy the tournament of; and , congress class chaplain, extoll the pital have embraced religious the voca- the student representatives in olis. From the of fall of .1936 Angels’, celebrated Students by June 21-25. the Rev. were un- were nursing “as life. of to Philaine tion They Sister a means are Father of the also and til College, August,‘194,5, Jerome Vincent’s housed St. in as one congress Alphonse Kr_emer, superintend- Christ’s in direct (Audrey Ringsmuth), Sister way serve a tournament. the offici‘al‘judges in continuously almost in the Latrobe, Pa. was of Cathedral. sick.” ent Judith (Rosemary Wolters). 4- St. Cloud, Hospital. From “I— Sep- ' + + both of whom After the' began with Mass of- Mass the present I day class The were . tember, —— 1946; May, 1947, he to Sister Dunstan the high Planteny of St. went to school (Phyllis the chapel the fered in cafe- chaplain Catholic the, at was berg), Sister where breakfast Riley, teria, Bede Two-, Father (Renee Cloud HoSpital by was hospital Hoven-,. S. Dak., and at served 50 mey), and Delroy Skillingstad,,. to At by hour 'the followed coffee guests. get- a from May, 1947, January, to breakfast, Father pursuing studies theJesuit and hospital Kr‘emer for together for ad- nurses Father Jg'erome 1952, returned to dressed priesthood. them the “debt sisters. of on ‘ the monastery.'During his last gratitude owed” by the students The committee. in. of. At dinner held in the charge nurses’ abbey he the did valu- at a years alumni and the to sisters who properly called St. of; home, arrangements composed able' documentary work for the was more teach Cathedral. Present at at Paul Ahmann, Benedict’s Sister Francis Hall, Mrs. Frank [abbey’s history, translating the the breakfast “guests and of Rausch, Mrs. David Kuhn, Xavier, hospital administrator, Ed—‘ correspondence early of Arbbots, honor” three faculty ward wel- were Edelbrock, extended the institution’s nuns Mrs. ..Frank and typing official copies the of who taught the 1944 class, Sister Fischer, and outlined the Mrs. Howard Oster-, meetings minutes of the of, come commu- mon- Sister Linnea, Madeline, and history since last of— gaard, Mrs. Walter Bursohykp nity’s the astic chapter. Sister Maglore. ' ,ficial homecoming in Mrs. Russell Hofmann,» 1951. Mrs. Mr. and The Office the for Dead was Kréi'uel, Janey, John of the Ralph Elmer J anski, ‘Mrs: president The “reunion concluded day” ‘ the celebrated abbey. Fri- at‘ on i Daniel Lahry, nurses’ association, Backas, alumnae with Robert evening banquet in the was an by day, July followed 891- 2, Keith Mrs. the banquet. \Landwehr, toastmaster Wagon Wheel Bruce at a At restaurant. Sister Francis Mass -Father Cook, Mi- Xavier said that Robert Maurer, Mrs. emn Pontifical this dinner, Kramer of Requiem r nulrs- addition Leroy‘ in the school of Murphy,‘ Mrs. to showed the chael movies portraying of 5f: offered by the the Abbot mon- Del ing, schools of medical technology Reinert, class Poganski, Wayne 1944 He activities. re- the Rt. 'Revl. astery, 'Baldwin Wilmes,» and anesthesia have added been Sand, to v1ewed the history Cathedral Roy Mrs. Fran of Dworschak, Burial O.S.B. in Was provide the hospital Mrs. staff with and High School since Mrs. John Fox,, 1944 and out- lBernard the best possible Huts. training for di- the abbey cemetery. lined developmental prospects 1 ' ~ . agnosis of and patients. care ThreeK. fC. Sheriff Candida “The nurses’ homecoming,” said tes.“ Sister Francis Xavier, “is a strengthen loyalty to to means ' school and hospital.” your our ‘Kcith Hughes, Kevin speakers school boy Champion have sheriff’s job Also addressing the Three brother are knights Details of at also by margin. Since contest group a are narrow a Ed Champa) Zi-mmer.—(Ph6to by Hughes, and Dennis law the dinner Sister authority Giovoni, brother candidates—for led the job McCann less 1950, has worked for on lwere an no Edgar director of. than J. the Rev. of Stearns County sheriff. the Minneapolis Honeywell enforcement Regu- nurses; James posi-:' Minette, the former hospital All declare that members Hoover of St. Cloud company lator to guard. A as a skilled-« chaplain; and Father Knights vocation Riley. Colhmbus “is of Council married tion 961, he is the father of a a man, . . . Corsages the func- presented science.”‘ Itemized by they signed to applications children six and maintains St. of were can- a “the honored guests,” include: who didacy the duties in rapid Cloud tions, one-two-three residence, St. attending women ‘1 been of have the investigations in nursing order Conducting day —” opening of filing Paul's Parish. in pro- on fession for 40 Sis- criminal offenses. the all of courthouse. Mueller types WENNER (0. joined the Knights of :THE years or more: Many paid M. left, Ways— Sister Melitta, Sis- Special Tribute to and assault, Leshina was burp; murder, (class ters of —from 1911), Columbus in 1930 and, like Lahr, They Lahr, Peter James So In are Juletta M. Cunegund, who served (1911), Cunegund have than and robbery (1911), ter glary, to been has member of the de- arson,” Imple- Hardware, more Furniture. McCann, and-Anthony Mueller. a Lydia life; the liquor- Melitta half-century in the religious Presenting damage, and is (1912), Eliz- and property corsages and Fuel, Furnaces a ments, The ‘three knights—possibly abeth Fox, president the viblations; (1913); Mrs. John vice St. Cloud Hospital School Englehard Mrs. of of law ' Plumbing Prod- Granite Spring Cold ‘by joined other -aspirants—-will . Alumnae. (1911), Conveying-mentally ine- and Miss The occasion nurses’ homecoming, ill, Elizabeth Hal- Nursing 'Sunday, was Licensed Embalming “go ost” to the in, pro-election Helpful Can ‘36 epileptic (1914). senile, briate, and June 27. ucts ueg Spring Cold Phone primary uly which 26; 432 after on Other honored state hospitals; patients for to nurses Catholics time only eligible will two emer e length of service but directing who Policing and trafy. were Gray Diamond 0 and Rainbow unable attend to Sister being call” all, “on fic, at were poultry feed grit at or your . Theolinda, Wiseonsin; Mrs. Helen assist traffic times to at ac- dealer. Major-Leagues the In Dankes, Carrington, N. Dak.; cidents; own" 061d ciom‘if- Mrs. Marie Kindler, St. Cloud; and Serving the from ends summons .. Rose Mrs. O’Brien, Palo of,“ Alto, founda- plaints, warrants, papers for Spring'plant By JACK BUTLER Calif; mos. Mrs. Veronica Graham, garnishments, walks, execution, etc. J driveways, tions, co. BRENNY P. Milwood, Wa‘sh.; 'Mrs. Nina writs Rich- Buffalo winning of attachment, Joseph Houtteman farm writs Arthur of team, granite—sand. and ardson, Seattle, 0 Wash.; Aggregate de—(' Mrs. replevin, unlawful Ade- Cleveland Indians is and losing five for the of the hum- seven a Morton Isle, Spring, line Cold Knutson, Ely; restitution}: at and Mrs. Tigers writs in base- that In 1948 tainers, FRIGIDAIRE ble “Success of MAY‘TAG over span. young man. - Minnesota. Amanda Odessa, Terhaar, and Cold Spring. he became life,” “is regular and has of habeas sub?" ball he explains, writs in RANGES a corpus, GAS or BOTTLED & been in, collecting” the majors since, of good funda- well strictly A matter business meeting following ever as poenas, as SS a Phone Minn. Foley, spending his entire De- delinquent whether mentals. These tell at both the taxes, dinner reviewed the career C0. alum- you per-H Granite Spring Cold troit until last June when 15 Any will succeed sonal not. and real estate. nae’s minutes since 1951, read success by or ' the Cleveland Indians traded the fu- \had will have in I’ve Miss Mary Lou Schriner, MINNESOTA organi- or SPRING. C0 LD .to listed deserve here The firms Steve Gromek, A1 Ray Catholic Aber,~ good is due to ture zational dis- up- secretary. a when rcncmbued Y... be are you, \ dif- Dick Weik th} Bogn and the Think When of bringing.” to to patronage h‘ibufing your The Cathedral High School of business. lines ferent _ Tiger for Joe Art, Owen Friend, brown—haired The brown-eyed, drum and bugle provided corps a Ginsberg Bill Wight. and INSURANCE Artie’s upbringing in commenced for the concert alumnae the on big His eight-year league Detroit 1927, when Ar- Aug. '7, nurSes’ home grounds won- during the lost mark going into this Rosemond Think of (Henry) thur and afternoon. season recall 60-76, but will had their first child. Houtteman many was Anthony Mueller At reception pm. held, a was ,. the occasions little his Art born, The day too numerous was which at time music played was $on victim of little when Art the staff. The "candidate who top-flight semi- is dad, gree was was a a by Slsters Gemina and Myron, of his co. if batting from member the HDWE. pitcher the Detroit support of St. Cloud RAPIDS sand- City any on pro AGENCY INSURANCE the hospital staff. Council, lost and by elected directly his the hos- teammates lots, to in . to seat one-run came Homecoming chairman of the Less” “Insurance for decisions.. 1952. He is Still former‘city pital clad in police- from a a game. alumnae 'Miss Kath- l Hardware, nurses Furniture was Appliances, Major \ with nine baseball uniform, the elder experience his Art’s best have been man, years ' leen Dobasenzski, years Lahr Pe'ter assisted by the Phone Rea. 5403:,W-2 3684 the force. gazed down his An employe Houtteman of the 1949 and 15 on 1950, when he on ~ following committee wan heads: Mrs. 375 Phone finale Minn. Rapids. Prudential decided then there Insurance Company, Sauk baby and and Nov. respectively,-but of and in the ‘ 19 compete to Rosemary Bliss, games, Mrs? Rodger Cloud St. = Mueller is married andithe Artie would be big father that in good the tragedy a 2. Wocken (program), even years Miss Jean ~ of children. leaguer. Mueller and seven has been stalking the Lahr, McCann, all devout, Devme (decorations), Mrs. Rus- , March backgrounds enforce- Wish Egan, good-looking highthander. have in Art’s dad law met sel .Hofmann (reception), Miss dri‘ving 10, 1949, Art of Detroit Tigers, the' head the meht. scout BEST Doris Jesh was con- HEADQUARTERS (registration), a ‘ for Mrs. e . and vertible full of collegiate friends K. C. member. for told him Lahr, of few days later Leander Rau . (dinner), Mrs‘. a Don- a can’t when it broadside County his boy. “I know I rammed has been Stearns of 12 ald Strahel in was (entertainment), new years, ' Sis- ' ' truck Spring Wish,” father by loaded fruit The Art’s sheriff make it, at deputy for 11 Virgene ter (guides), a years. and Mrs. I training. while will. For kid great HARDWARE—APPLIANCES—I—IEATING said,.“but day the EQUIPMEN'I Eugene Ahles a (publicity). some life despaired Houtteman’s FARM You’ll him Tiger be signing RONDESTVEDT to Highlight was of the a meeting was a EQUIP—SPORTING his fighting spirit and 17.” of, but he’s The before TOOLS contract GOODS—POWER testimonial Sisters for Cunegund the of his friends IMPLEMENTS prophecy almost true—— FARM McCORMlCK-DEERING and Melitta—vhonored prayers many came by ' the c‘LUB as- We CHRISTMAS THRIFI‘IES give baseball botlr and of in Wish sign Artie, but it.was out did sociation — is the celebrated nuns Refrigerators—Horde Supplies Farm & him back Freezers birth- brought from death’s his 17th weeks after two their golden jubilee of sister- -HARDWARE: 'POllIEl has: his left of and door. He “Dad day. out town hood this scar a over was year. . Minn. Centre leak rememberance. until he wait I decided to eye as re- a Librarians Art, “since it turned,” explains or‘thwest’s he still recovering In 1950 N was COMPANY big but only moment not my' from the near-fatal accident—— was Plan 15th Conference too.” his headaches blurred and frequent Art’s Phone vision bore‘ testimony Newhouser'a Roomie to 513-515 Germain St. St. 5&59 Cloud Olympia, Wash—The 15th of with death. On Oct. 13 brush an- Cathoilc first that But a1 came regional n 11 in- that Houtteman was year, “ACE” Your Store with it, the background and, . conference of - against the the Army ducted into that baseball fundamentals, were the Catholic Li- with of Stationed advice doctors. four _ a Poultry Houtteman and eventually lead to Eggs to theseNAME brary BRANDS Associa- Camp See POWELL’S artillery unit for field at ' 9. born and “I big leagues. the was ¢ion will bring At— Va., good Highest Prices Pickett, he spent Bring a , Parish,” in Assumption reared librarians of his 11-month Army HoerINr—sPEED portion of QUEEN—MONARCH its recalls, “and Art went to the P i f i Co. in hospital the Produce the . Litchiield' a as c c career school," Meanwhile, THERM-I—IRON grammar Northwest FIREMAN And 1: headaches became .WHIRLPOOLFDUO 0 worse. baseball education Artie’s was u. St. Martin’s “coddled” the Art etxent to was. DELTA—JSTAN'LEY—MJLLER learn also ‘Dad made started. ' l me FALLS College _,_o' July Feeds. 17. forced pitch for PRO-VlD-ALL that he to of Distributors was posi» fundamentals of all the the Father still Ans- Pickett though the team CREAM. ' ICE before he would 1et.me REMINGTON—WINCHESTER-F—IT’HICA LITCHFIELD tions Try Our 0 H l 1 the suffering the after-effects of gar a e 11, pitching.” start 0.8.8., of .St. crash. Minn. Melrose, Phone 29 time Artie ready to By the Martin’s faculty, I was Father Ansgar ‘- ‘Y~oui Up' Can’t: Give learning tricks of the the start w111 be featured speaker. James McCann a WW”? r _ also ready fit he moundsman, Sept. 15, 1951, Artlrested was EMPIRE“ d served enroll high school. He candidate 37~year—old has to enter winter through the and reported Foun Prayer-Pals American Cent 1 council’s de- Detroit’s Catholic the member of Marie at ” (Kelly) wife Shelagh with. b, . as Lahr ‘ hotbed baseball in the born ' High, of staff. Rahway, N.J.), Houtteman (of was on a a gree Inc. MEMORIALS, Needed Melrose for Co. Motor Japanese g ‘ much of Valley, Artie gives Eden attended City. Motor farm married Oct. he had 7, whom near Catholic his Valley High School, and credit for both the Eden going into 1950, just before serv- MINN. MELROSE, ‘ ‘ Kyoto, in upbringing his education busi- his baseball completed at and SERVICE seven-month-old MEMORIALS Japan—Father his ice, and IN SALES and SPECIALIZE James WE - the CEMETERIES Father in St. Cloud. He few college is CATHOLIC to next FOR ‘F. Hyatt, Sheryl Lynn, the years. daughter, M.M., to from ness Seattle, Phonc,l7l Minn. Melrosc. the Hills Built—Eternal Empire James. the as Basilian father Martin of the married and of two Spring high with founder Tiger’s the Good of Shepherd rth camp happily, S. pened, served with the U. ha children. He Order, who April another Movement On 3, 1952, hopes. Japan, in h i h w c baseball Catholic entral’s War and World II to be Navy during poured tragic highway accident brought about 800 new persons providing ol habit the lo'rm St. People who of Anthony’s coach. member is shoul- Art’s broad grief classes during a to its convert first on more St. Cloud. Parish, Art’s basketball and his wife driving, full. ders. With also played Art auccesslul. usually.arc Wants to start future For the year, an or- Knights joined the of McCann soft-shoulder football and hit for ganization of would have prayer-pal mission- out . car a gone May of Columbus in this Both his wife and turned his father’s insistence There only for year. always ' over. ers. anything. ‘ rislt When you Is injured sheriff for A deputy five and tiny mother that football if he out years, was were Father was Hyatt plans solicit to ASSOCIATION RIE position in 1950 the CREAMERY killed. ‘ he resigned oi involved. IONG PRAI ,But Sheryl Lynne leagues. element toimake the big was uncertainty personal : Catholics from - an prayers incumbent Art against favor- , Artie’s to baheball run high in lost 20 was Art st young. in individual America for Jap- games, RISK has the who, by McIntee, which the ite and at way, ~You sport but that one the majors firm Louella flutter who studying become false NO when this to year, 1 was anese is are the member for council been .he‘excelled. predecessor Like his lesser a understandable. A Catholics. 9 man good called for the A McIntee New- 20 'serve and years—Prince Hal Pasteurized Milk Cream past of few won to completely. years. woulduhave given a upon you. our up The Good Shepherd Movement Houtteman’s k is houser, who now ne‘me l. ‘Phone dependability. of Minn. belief simply. Prairie. states his Long He Is 18 guarantee started in 1952 and has you: was Parish Perhnm Hus Indians when the ‘go roommate give “You can’t matter spread parishes 40 throughout to up—no road—Art fl generally ..... was , the on without what,” he Japan. It is based the princi- reserva- says on scholastic the best accepted as tion. ' the ple that basic for I2.Chi|dren for means Detroit. player in recdnt spreading the faith he‘has his A‘nd not are prayer, as valu- learned 15 he amt But at a f and the personal fine outings proving. Now penance, con- are . he lesson that able lesson—the, of Catholics tact with their win for—not has lot Art to Communion non- a (First ill. ‘ indispenable. “Father not was Catholic friends. auburn-haired his only pretty ‘ lesson,” the Martin taught me Hollis addition, wife, but new a chuckle, “when with Art recalls nary-EIGHT FOR a OVER mans Feb. of this Ann, born 21 "Brother. year. of Missions' his choosing he bypassed in Perham.-——TweIVe children me re- ,him has carried His, faith moment Stucco sci:ch Home DAY ; Sim'onet Funeral -~ , Bhilt champion! city pitcher for the Holy First Com- Churches their 25 ceived throhgh the all moments great ' new-1543 in‘ had nine ship I Joseph’s ‘St. Church in munion 9. 2 won game. him. beset trial that have of . wits and really that Ian—‘— Personal —'Solemn Economical Dignified Service Dover, Mass. J. G. Wilden- Re- June The Rev. 13. .0w year getting his Houtteman is without l _— -— never Ia.- Martin Father cocky. Mass quiem offered for instructed children in borg the was Sebastian’s Medal. “He St. Little Minn.‘ Telephone 666 Falls, was I ' and pitch picked sub merely to Brother Bertrand Bailey, O.P., previous. week the a ' athlete, and i soldier, 3. mar- a an . Prepared take Catholic Service two-hitter that of the he threw In to “Little Brother the known of care proper way. won who received Children a as I’ve just I tyr,” explains Art, “so are . Central the championship for Missions.” . . Marcene Buech- Gerber. Rosanne t naturally become him. devoted to, ‘)(\96‘\0(‘\9(\.l services.” ‘valuable’ 0(\ Cincinnati without \ ‘M\ ‘)c’\ 0r‘\ \Qc‘\ 6>c’\ In the Archdiocese, any ~ ' Winkels, Arthur ' Deloris ler, consider that \I myself It’s- not a Hardware (0'. under the guidance of the late Grindstaff,,Gera1d Fernus, Ken- Bares now,” hastily, he adds W. C. WEBER, Favorite Victim martyr Agent Tragedy’s Archbishop John McNicholas,, T. Carol Jean Bvech- Riepe, neth .“but athlete and I I was an he pitched am the During summers O.P., Brother Bertrand built 25 Barbara Waldorf, ler, Geraldine Coal" Hardware and soldier—though not General Insurance very a a. of the Amer— Post for the Larned small churches in neglected rural Krekelberg, Jerome Winkels, of I because good my one, guess, league Legion in the ican Home Appliances same communities and outlying AUTO FINANCING Arthur Winkels, areas Dennis and . time. physical condition that , at Maytag Washing Machine. uncovered had Wish Egan where where Catholics formerly had REAL ESTATE LOANS to Riépe. Bottle Gas. given The medal I‘ to wear was several before. Newhouser years travel' distances Telephone Minn Little Falls. Phone reat attend 569 E. St. to 45 117 S. First annual Christi Corpus The by late the . ago me many years in his jun- Artie still While ,. was Mass. died reSult of as e a a procession June 17. discoverer, and held Wish Egan, my was at’ Cathedral Catholic, ior year fall from ladder. Studio a used. altars since.” Three outdoor I’vexworn it Curran ever were his 17th weeks after just two Portraits 0 For Wilde’- Assisting Rev. J. G. the Art of advice, As final word him, Services signed birthday, Egan to to a a Candida 0 Rev. Mass the borg in the “always were Houtteman .sugaring the repeats, try Detroit contract, BERN ICK'S Commercial I . Heart Besselaar, Sacred Joseph fundamentals, the London.‘—- bonus. learn with $20,000 Arnold Haskell, to pact l a a Finishing Photo 0 Parish, Phone!“ Roger Dent, and the Rev. 125 Broadway be serving God encouraged whether it director Houtteman to convert, of Britain’s or was . chaplain of James’ Vossherg, St. playing ball, never'give Central and world-famous S d l‘e Wells finish his senior at up , year a r Perham. Rev. Hospital, The things anlgreen black how the Tigers School of the reported matter nusHE Ballot, has been and then to Phone n 8, —no PEPSI-COLA Your Distributor James’, of St. l Nicholas Donnay seem.” from This made Commander of the in 1945. 0r.- comes an Minn. a Falls, Little Agency Perham, of master the sub- acknowledged Art expert der three of the.British Empire by For the cere- next was on years, Prayerbooks, Other Rosaries Articles Religious and monies. ‘ ject. Detroit its the his shuttled and Queen services between for to art. . ‘ l '3":