E?- :7"? re" ‘- I 'x 4 ' n M . I . e‘ — PAGE ‘3 Friday, August REGISTER 13, 1954 THE CLOUD ST. runs: . ‘ . Elli"IlllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII|lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII" Primate Commies Relief Pope Praises Accept ‘ ‘ H. James Murphy Commu- Germany—The Bonn, Spain—Cardinal Pla tToledo, y DEATHS nist East German government Spain, Deniel, Primate of ' INSURANCE was ' President Eisen- has accepted Pius XII his felicitated by on of relief hower’s offer supplies the canoniza- pastoral recent Real Estate , on victims, 'it learned " for flood was 4 Holy Fa- tion of St. Pius X. The jiigh Commissioner’s the U.S. at Mary's Bldg. Phone St. 203 19 His in Hognhead ther'said that he had George seen office here. BOX 546, ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA Princetpn.—-Funeral services =:‘TIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIIIIIIIlIlIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII only were Eminence’s letter “not 'a _held July 29 in St. Edward's Church Spanish Pri- testimony the of Chicago Monsignor George for Hogshead, who 50, died is Sunday Aug 15, the Feast choir of'St. Augustine’s Church V‘vvv-vvvvvvvvvv July The Leo the 26. Rev. Revering offered adhesion macy’s profound to -of the/Assumption the Blessed will sing the Holy Queen.” of “Hail Requiem the Burial Mass. in the AAAAAAAAAAAA Monsignor‘ Timothy Chicago. was of also proof its Holy but See, a — parish Surviving cemetery. his Sunday Virgin Mary heaven..For Last Huebsch into Father are A. Rowan, former editor of the spread- of interest in the work George wife, Mrs. Hogshead (Verve): g. FOR SALE this feast and his four college girls and on our program World New '(1935-40), and daughter, Jean Francis, Minne- Pope: of the teachings a was one ing the b boys “Christ Home,” discussed controversial in the have the apolis. A Hogshead brother. G. M. of five Domestic we of priests named inter- their as and ensuring correct Charlotte, N. Car., also b survives. question arranged disc,ussion about the of censorship. ,On Aug. Prelates. other farm The four receiv— a pretation.” Catholic 160 in N Mrs. Mary Lawler acre p 15 they‘ meaning of Mary’s will this real Assump- continue same ing the“ honor announced by Morris.—-Requiem Mass offered ' was __._.,___._ Sister question Our Fa- tion. Marold Sister “Faith of and b community. Very good soil, Stritch on July Cardinal Monsignors 24 in Assumption Church for Mrs. deserve are here 'to The firms listed thers” anler, Arlynn also tell the practice 9:15 Mary 80. who died July 21. at Ignatius or program on Albovicz, Francis J. D dis-v ‘ when be remembered under cultivation. 100 you are Father Victor Sieglcr officiated. Burial acre WCCO-TV, of blessing herbs and Channel custom 4. Karabasz, H. Lyons, Luke and the D in Calvary Cemetery. tributing to Surviving patronage was your cere'of this Watch this Write flowers feast. the in Regis- Richard School again Wolfe. will begin the following F. on and daughters: are son lines buliness. soon different of l Ted, WMIN-TV Morris; Winston Schmidt. 10 Mrs. at of program on and teachers will be thinking p ter. Falls: International Mrs. Noel lrby, Sunday. children’s The getting equipment for am. on Los Angeles, Calif.: some new Mrs. Wesley b ‘erToN‘ L'. Christman, Los Angclcs: H. their classrooms. in Mrs. If r you are Boyer St. Paul: and Mrs. Irwin Ra- COUNTY‘ need of silent projec- sound- or Also‘ Morris. surviving two guse, are Molitor for schools churches tors Drug Co. sisters and Edward your brother: Mr or one 5516c . Duselknmp. Gradeville: Mrs. Han- if in need of tape are or you I cock, Benson: and Richard Cairney. l recorders, these all of we away. carry Oakland, Calif. AGENCY Mrs. Lawler REXALL was a . . on-hand Guardian Films at member the Christian Mothgrs. of our Specialty Prescriptions HEmPS‘ e Studio St. in Cloud.-We give l Peleske Albert a Kodak Suppliel & Toiletrie- Pei-ham.——-Funeral services for Albert straight discount 20 cent per on MINN. Peleske. who died July held 20. s'r. CLOUD. were all these like items. If would you ( July Stanislaus' 23 in St. Church, with demonstration of of these the the Rev."S. Fadrowskl A. offering any a Requiem Mass. Burial in the parish IGE.GREAM,. machines, write Guardian was to Albert His wife, Mrs. Peleske, cemetery. I Films, Box St. Cloud, and 346, survives following with the Motor Oile, four For Gasoline, sons will give and three Duluth; and daughters: John, someone come you ( Fuel Oil: William. Holdingford: Steve, Dent: Lco. or demonstration free of charge. a earn i Louisville Ky.: Mrs. Gust Manelske and ' 1 will Guardian Films sponsor Cell nearest-— (Helen). . Wis.: Superior, Mrs. Mike your FREE LADY KEMPS the Boys Choir from Boys Town Perszyk (Violet), Perham; and Mrs. Northwestern Co. , Oil Joseph Jenoske (Wanda). Washing High Town, Neb., in Tech the CATERING ICE CREAM D. C. brother, Duluth, A Isadore, ton, Cloud School St. Auditorium in Call 9th 2nd‘ Ave. 567 & No. ,' agent also survives. ‘ Tuesday, Sept. Tydpl 14, 2 Veedol Product.- at on p.m. Mrs. John M. Bauer — - ,— Friday ' m Afternoon—Noon children 6:00 for school and 8 Long Prairie.—The at Rt. Rev. Mon to pm. 13.1.11. signor George Rauch offered the Re- Write for for to.us everyone. quiem Mass July St. Mary 10 in of séat‘ would tickets. It be reserved the Mt. Carmel Church for Mrs. John M. of CHILDREN’S MATINEE Host take Bauer. who died July John real for the 8. Bauer treat pastor to a survives with five children: Mrs. Mel- 1: hear his junior senior choir to or IH.II[II\ vin Martens (Esther) and Beverly, H this world choir. famous Long Prairie: Mrs. Gerald Schintgen All Rides ' (De Vona) Byron, Watch the following and Cleveland; 0.; ...................... -. programs Mrs. Robert Dold (Ronayne), and Min- I ' Sunday: television on on . Also neapolis. surviving her par- are 8‘a.m.—WCCO-TV, Channel 4: Mr. and Hoffarth. ents, Mrs. August I Believe,” with and sister, Theresa “What Catholics Mrs. Rosch. Long a DAYS-3 Prairie. grandchildren. There 11 3-Blo are James McQuade, S.J., the Rev. of Mrs. August Wilkowski Cleveland’s Carroll John Univer- Perham.—Mrs.v Wilkowslci August sity. who Iiuried died July 29. in Cal- was , a.m.——WCCO-TV, Ccmetery following ‘Re‘quiem Chan— 9:15 vary a July 31 Mass offered in St. Stunislaus’ Fathers,” nel “Faith of Our 5: RACES Church. The Rev. S. A. Fadmwski AUTO con- his with Father Huebsch and ducted the services. Her husband. Au- gust, survives with children: students. five four college James, Perham: Paul. U.S. Marine Corps heli— Spokane. This Wash.: picture shows O Hunger Comes a Channel a.m.—-KSTP-TV, 9 :30 John. Staples; George Mrs. Borgerding hangar‘being rying one—plane Christophers,” with copter 5: “The Fa- (Rose Marie). Prior Lake: Mrs. car a and AFTERNOON, AUGUST FRIDAY 20 \ - Clarence Rutten (Elizabeth Ann). Hollywood ther Keller at and geodesic USMC testing the dome The is some Va. Quantico, tested at home. Also surviving brothers two are GAIIIA’: personalities. MIDGET CAR RACES and sisters: Louis four Karsnia. Per- hangar single craft, light, low for principle with cost r a one very a , a.m.—WMIN-TV, Channel 10 hum: Edward Karsnio. Pcrham: Mrs. place' helicopters. Dome is by of carried place be from which to Martin Mutchler (Ann). Perham; Mrs. with “Christ Home,” in the can 11: August Mocnkedick (Florence). Per- vinyl-coated duck The and has Marold Sister Arlynn. extrusion frame, Sister and magnesium cover. a ham: Mrs. Wiedman Carl (Elizabeth). AUGUST SATURDAY NITE, 21 RACES Channel —KSTP-TV, 11 Mattoon., 111.; and Mrs.-John Urbank high, diameter, 25 weighs 1,180 in am. strange-looking hangar is 50 feet (Grace). s'rocK St. Paul. There eight Father Kids,” with 5: “Come On, are CAR Technology. Institute Massachusetts of designed pounds, at grandchildren. Mrs. Wilkowski was was - a catechism students. Gales and his a member the of choir, Rosary Altar Society. St. Theresa's Mission College ‘Frats’ Circle, Against Democracy Attitude on Catholic and Daughters of America. Man Diocesan SUNDAY Manila.-——Abolition of secret Atti- AUGUST Germany.——“Our AFTERNOON, Leo Fulda, 22 Kartv Osakis.—Requiem Mass offered which have long fraternities; Democ- Toward Modern was tude July 16 in Immaculate Conception Stock Modified activities Car Race; dominated all theme of racy” is general the campus Church for Leo Karty. 7 of who died July C. K. Deputy Tastiest the Philip: For Freshest and University the the of Catholic at' 13. Father eighth German stu- James the Mohm officiated. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. by the Sur- advocated‘ Rev. pines, was place dents’ here. meeting taking was i viving his wife and and "Bacon children. Homemade Sausage are seven S.J. Father De— P. Delaney, John foreig Delegations from many Ernie Greskopp '_ member A former of St. An- the institution. chaplain laney, at , ‘ Dachau—Funeral attending. countries held ? services Ii‘riday are were ' thony’s Parish, St. who Cloud, Saturday, Aug. Aug. 20 21 Aug. in the 6 Immaculate Presidential DAILY"‘ before Conception testified FRESH "MADE a Church Wisconsin has for Ernie Groskopp, who moved been died to the investigating ap- commission Groups Pilgrimage ‘30 Aug. 3. The Rev. James A. Mohm JUNIOR Quarters, Knights pointed Columbus of Meat by Packaged Freezing ‘for student who had 3. of death WHITE BLACK-8. par- offered the Requiem Mass. a Burial was» ‘Holy.Year’ Spain DAIRY district deputy ‘for that by Note state in Calvary fraternity Cemetery. initia- Surviving ticipated in are one a Delivery Daily CATTLE~ brother and Wisconsin deputy, Donald three sisters. state ~ tion. . SHOW Louis Compostela, Powls'on . i de S t Gleason. 0 ' ag . a n Phone Osakis.-—Funeral snow 353 354- . services for Louis of Com- , Spain—The Holy Year Johnson, B. Clinton of or Powlson, Head who Nun ,Re-Elected now July died 30, held were brou‘ght already 300 has postela July Mauston, 26 in Wis, holds office Immaculate Conception now Church, with the Rev. ofl James Mohm ancient this pilgrimage groups to _Memphis, Tenn.————M h deputy of the order’s 22nd t o e r as Cloud 18 North Ave., St. 9th faring the Requiem Mass. .AUGUST The Rev. of the the- relics shrine city where 20-21.22 district, Crimmins newly Chatta- created Bertrand of state Albert Eichener ‘grave- a conducted the Spain, of Apostle James, side services patron subdivision... Resurrection Tenn, Mother General of in Cemetery. nooga, » Mendota. 'His wife survives with two .preserved. is Johnson graduate Ca- the Sisters of Charity of Naza- of Advertisement are a sisters - and brothers: two Mrs. Ernst visitors class More 1,000,000 AUGUST thed‘ral High School, ’39. than since 1948, been of reth has DAY IS ENTRY THURSDAY, I9, Swarthout, Mr. Mabel re— Becker, Evert, Marsh From Elmer. and world He the Lawrence H. all of the elected foranother six-year I of from parts where term Joe .1; son are is sit Donald Michael Cercoran Anthony’s Parish. Johnson of St. head the‘congregation. the of expected by end of the year. as Herman.—Requiem Mass offered was Aug. 3 in St. Charles' Church for Don- . \ i—‘IIO'IIO'HIFIIC'IO'IOHO'I.10‘0'fl0101010‘0‘01.‘ij.‘.j..-..-... ald ‘ M'hael Corcoran, 30, who died 4;— July The 3 Rev. Victor Kinzer offici- . ated. Burial in the parish was WEDDINGS ceme- like, Looks £553... Surviving tery. his wife, Lois; and are ' children: Vernetta, Stephen. ."Nothing and Jet'- Sneeze‘At" to more all fery, of Minneapolis. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman, Tim Corcoran, (3:.- _ also survive. Also surviving are the sisters and brothers: Mrs. Hiram Wal- ler (Mae). Donnelly: Mrs. LeRoy :45. St. Wood-Chen ' fur than fur Martin (Veronica), Herman: Caroline, Thi decided town to From where I sit, I Mary Rae Chan Alexandria.——Miss year our sym- can Cambridge: Mrs. Abner Haugen (Fran- 4!. St. Wood married in Richard and were do something about its hay-fever ces), Lerene. pathize It’s joke. with Hap. Ed. LeRoy. and Patricia. no the Rev. Harry Church before Mary’s all of Minneapolis: Clarence, West the sufferers. Thomas bride is Hap- is 'July 31. The he Lutgen But admitted later, Hap our as Covinia. Calif.: Mrs. Dayton Ander- itself Robert ot‘Mr. and Mrs. daughter (Helen). health Lester, Robert officer, he all made and the son scofling dead in at so was rag- is the of bridegroom was wrong Chan. The son of Santa Ana. Calif. attend- Albert The Mrs. Wood. Mr. and ' “inspector.” weed Making light idea of‘ hay fever. George M. Hoffman Flynn and Mrs. Edward ants were Plum—Funeral . rites were‘ con» . and opin- of other people’s ideas Chan. Thomas “Can’t why anybody should ‘ see ducted George for M. Hofiman July 26 aria ‘. Vehnet Kummet-Vander 7 in St. Joseph's familiar trouble with Church, ions is with interment be bothered by few weeds,” he a Niptial Mass offered Pierz.—Before . a a in the. parish cemetery. Mr. Hoffman Church. Miss St. Joseph's 17'in July of Whether it’s hay lot folks. snorted. “I,say it’s all their in died July a 23. He is survived by his Mr. and daughter of Cleon Kummet, wife and four children. Mrs. John B. choice of, fever, football minds.” But Hap bride became the went Louis Kummet, out to say, Mrs. of) or a on Rauch (Regina), Pierz: Mrs. Reno Mr. Vander Vennet, of Donald of son thirst- do buttermilk beer his job. Sonner (Lorraine), Santos, Calif.; Er- or as a Vennet. The J. Vander and Mrs. A. vin, Genola: and Leo. home. at naturally “al- celebrated I’m Achillies quencher, just Meersman Rev. Then, yesterday, I Hap— met couple Attending the the Mass. were who lergic” anybody “knows- to 450th Eyes Anniversary Vander Vien- Iooking and Joseph kind Edna Kummet of sheepish. His Albrecht Furl net. it-all"! red and he took Of out lst Latin Ivy-Hall Mass were as a , , Paul St. Aug. 3 before Cloud—Married St. big handkerchief, he sneezed. Mary's Nuptial offered St. Mass in a Colombo, Ceylon—Four hun- “Know somebody who isn’t Miss Elizabeth Hall, aller- Cathedral were dred fifty Hall, Masses, Alfred each day Mr. and Mrs. daughter of one gic; who’d like job?” asks Hap. a Mrs. James Ivy. James Ivy, of and son from Sept. 14, Dec. 1954, to 8, the Lloyd Haupt offered The Rev. 1955, will be celebrated here to Carl Thuringer, Denis Mrs. Mass. Mrs. Hall observe the Hall. and Mathew Hall. Denis 450th anniversary States Foundation Copyright, United Brewers 1954, the attendants. were of the first Mass in the Latin AS KI'ITEN LIGHT IT'S SOFT Rite celebrated the Island of . . . on Ceylon. TOAST CLOUD A WARM AS . ._ . It believed is first that the Mass in the Latin Rite cele- ifou’ve was about about asked it. hegrd it, read about here brated Dec. 8. 1505, by on Father Vincents, who 0.F.M., anything you've it but never seen . . . chaplain Don Luis to Al- was anything BORGANA! like it, touched like meida’s fleet. After there 1505 short period during which material flattering, fresh from is fur-like was a BORGANA a Masses could be celebrated not ingenious world of synthetics the wonder an Ceylon in the owing expul- to . . . sion of the Portuguese mission- like Orion lnto coat and Dynel. It blend of a pours a aries from the island of pagan scoffs literally at dream, like drapes dream, a rulers. The celebration Mass of Beige, w'arm has been interrupted since shades in three luscious moths! Made never . . . the arrival of Father Joseph is and Moonlight. Borgana Grey Heather az. Albrecht’s styled by beautifully Phonetics Joins Expert make privileged to America in furrier (only Japan Select Group in and in Jackets, Capes garments) Coats, BORGANA Toyoka, Japan.—A d t lengths, n largest selection of o e country’s the in Stoles specialist in phonetics has joined prices. and styles the Catholic select of group priests who have had articles published ‘in Japanese govern- h ment-sponsored 01 text o s c books. is William He Father Grootaers, C.I.C.M.. Belgian-~ $79.96 of Dr. Ludovic Groo- born son $169 of linguistics professors Before taers, School Starts... .. c... phonetics Louvain Uni- and at versity.. $75 $69.95.. Americans Mass 120 at hundred Rome—One twenty haVe eye-doctor examine child’s he If your your eyes. Year pilgrims U. S. Marian at- Cape: offered by Arch- tended Mass glasses, needs Lantz before" bring his prescription to of New Joseph Rummel bishop and Stoles and Chapel the Borghese in Orleans he begins to tax his vision with school work. Basilica. St. Mary Major the of included Bish- which The group, ‘sight ,Jeanmard, LaFay- Jules B. Proper of youthful insure long- ops care can Tribune Minneapolis advertised in Aug. lst Caillouet, Abel and L. La., as ette, Auxiliary, attended Orleans New lasting vision with minimum in later And years. care X’s St. Pius another Mass at Peter’s Basilica. The in St. tomb Lantz-made glasses part of that are proper a care. Pius received by pilgrims were Castelgandolfo. in XII Only Approval Sex on Va.—The State Spring, Hot has decided Education of Board at Priced Model Shown education films that may sex no schools with- public in shown be The board permission. its out that books agreed also sex on avail- made will be education not III SAINT MARY'S FANDEL’S Fur Department, Second Floor BUILDING . school libraries through able SAINT CLOUD. MINNESOTA approval. its without