St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
August 20, 1954 · Page 2 of 6
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,I CLOUD REGISTER ST. THE August II95 4 -PAGE Friday, 20, THREE \ More Citizens Alert Christian Gill cial To Promote I DIAMOND RINGS GAIDA’S ' THE BRIDE TO BE FOR civics Clubs Jewelry Dream Weiman’s the recommends follow- Committee for Marian Year the The ing September, October, and November activites for Dt’ivation :' \ Across from Nativity the Blessed Virgin ' Mary the Feast of the of From 1. , Exchange Building Granite (Sept. speciahdevo- of her Holy Name 8 12) Feast the to to 5am Elam blasphemies committed Encouraged should be held for the tions atone to against that holy God, God, and, likewise, the of of names saints in be piously Virgin Mary, th heaven and of the e l ENJOY invoked. . . . vv' sanctity the family will the month October the of For the Freshest During of Tastiest 2. and Hemp l the enhanced the meditation and of by daily be reeltation onegnor Keaveny Homemade Sausage and Bacon mysteries sacred of holy Rosary. the ' l and, especially ‘ for Through the whole November month f 3. 0 memoration Day, eight days of All Souls’ "MADE from the the FRESH DAILY" com 'ICEGREA will be special be offered for that l it most opportune prayers Meat by Quarters, Packaged for call Freezing the departed and of souls th faithful to the of repose e ‘ Blessed help'in their behalf. the Virgin Mary for upon {I Daily Delivery in 29th of June, 1954, Given from the Vatican the day Activation Catholic Civics Club of in school of the diocese on and a every 7Avv was encour- Apostles. of Sts. Peter the Feast Paul the and Phone , 353 354 Mensignor dibcesan LADY KEMPS Rt. Rev. T. Leo aged this week by the Keaveny, Ph.D., superintend- or President the Marian Year of the Contra 1 Committee for CATERING ICE CREAM ALOYSIUS TRAGLIA >14 recommendation This of schools. made in letter ent sent to the principals by was a ’Call 9th 2nd Ave. & No. 567 Archbishop Caesarien Ave”- Titular 18 North 9th St. Cloud superintendent. the diocesan ‘ in Palestine M schools, letter the In his to the described Monsignor Keaveny = ef- Catholic Civics Clubs :‘an as in, fective force promoting an Think Less Christian soc1al understanding of NOW--Costs For You Than Have; to ‘ h planning, h principles u 1: g r o a ; projects.” and practical study, The Clubs, Catholic Civics the Commission sponSored by on of The American Citizenship University sider seriously the idea of be— Catholic of America, Vincent Father Huebsch and l nun Flll EB “foster and his priest sister. designed coming to of four college stu- pro- or are group a a I whole dents have Our studio . be posi- planned discus- the civic virtue and mote at to a group a ‘ I. sion for this Sunday’s “Faith teachers training is working hard aid in tive to now promo- on .of Our Fathers” Town, pupils become alert and tion of the famous Boys their to program. {The discussion is about the Choir, which will Christian citizens.” make articulate two ap- Church. You St. Cloud might have Tues— been in usually organized Clubs pearances on a re 'asked times: Why day, Sept. At there several does 14. 2 girls in the boys and pm. among God permit will be of good and bad people hour for concert elementary grades. a one upper 'in the Church? Why everybody. We selling is it that 10,000 More than official char are now "sometimes mail order reserved for the people who seats do the by the have been issued ters coni- for each the $1.50 evening harm in the world have most the mission since 1946. Clubs have per- Just formance. check luck send the most organized in all of the most been 48 your or are suc- E! order. G i cessful d least in to at financial Canada, or money and in Alaska, u r n a a states a Films Inc., Box St. Cloud, and 346, times in social Way Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Is- many a will and send tickets way? Why does God allow good We your lands. you for reserved people seats. times through to the attainment many As to go a means untold‘hardships At have 500 in this life? The present cata- over-all objective, the of its we coin- in logs the these studio for Tapes and to other mission yearly establishes answers ques- our a Teaching for Library tions about the for Church theme for specific of can you program a Schools. find To by listening of these just “Faith of get to and study action. one Our drop Fathers” card the Sunday In making this at to year's “We're a Last theme us. was the 9:15 WCCO-TV. is catalog of Channel 4. all now All People.” Unusual on activities our How films rental available times have have in many projects we and reported the your to were and studio. We daughters asked hope have this to sons our commission in the development of you the' question: catalog ready for How'can I shortly tell if I theme you this which showed how va- have after the school vocation for sister- starts. a rious people have contributed to -57 hood for Watch the the following priesthood? Or or the growth of this This pro- country. what is television vocation? Sunday: To grams a on theme will on be the subject of answer a these all important a.m.—WCCO—TV, Channel questions for series of picture-stories in new, § ,1 children, 4; “What Sister Catholics Your Marold Believe,” and Treasure Chest, nationally the Sister Arlynn with the .have Rev. James McQuade, chosen distributed Catholic comic-style a 3‘“ children of S.J., from of Cleveland’s John St. Car— Au- group magazine, issued biweekly during gustine’s School roll University. who give the the you school ’ year, straight-forward 9:15 a.m.—WCCO-TV, Chan— in’ the answers The 1954-55 theme de- c was form of “ aith of Our panel Fathers,” discussion : a scribed Monsignor in Keaveny’s on this Sunday’s Father l with Huebsch Christ and his in‘the Home letter “We under the title Need Lil-a You four college students. will Patricia ggogram. One see Another." The announce- elch, Kay 9 :30 a.m.—KSTP-TV, Sauer, Channel Judy Heaton, indicated ment in the letter that Susan Timmers, 5: “The Christophers,” Rudolph, A1 with Fa- Wil- the projects and study activities liam Studer, ther Keller and and Joyce Hollywood Latzka all some of the Civics Clubs in will 1954-55 'l trying give personalities. to their idea of you understanding of the promote a an vocation. You will hear them 10' a.m.—WMIN-TV, Channel material interdependence of men, the stress Wonderful Vocation of 11: “Christ in Home,” the with with special. reference the to marriage; also the need have Sister Marold and Sister we Arlynn. close relationship that exists be- for religious vocations. Yes, they 11 a.m.——KSTP-TV, Channel urban and rural people. tween talking and to asking are 5: “Come On, Kids,” you with Father you unified the Through approach, a if will sit down not and you Gales his and catechism students. con- theme will demonstrate de- man’s pendence God. the social upon . . of dignity of the nature man. DEATHS . . the worker his work and and .’ . . the unity of all men. Mn; Henry Kloeppner Sr., who died The will be imple- Aug. 8, laid to program was St. in mented Gloud. the through series rest of arti- Requiem parish Mass cemetery fol- a ‘-—- lowing in offered cles the Young Cath- Requiem Aug. to Mass offered was 14 in Holy a appear Aug. Spirit olic’Messenger, Church national Catholic 10 in St. Mary’s for Mrs. Church. Henry His Kloeppner, wife, affairs Rosen weekly for Mrs. current who died Hubert stu- Aug. 11. Burial (Antonette dents of the elementary in Rueter) Calvary survives cemetery. upper was published Mr. with the grades, by George Kloeppner A. following survives children: with Con- Pflaum, Publisher, rad Inc., Dayton, the following and children: Mrs. Reinhold, Erwin Brown 0. A (Kathryn), study guide, mailed monthly St. Walter Cloud; South Mrs. Schoef St. Paul; teachers, will the to supplement Agnes, (Lucille), St. St. Paul; Cloud; Leonard, Mrs. Ann, practical articles with Donald and Mrs. Turcht Louis (Jeanette),»Aus— Hoffman sugges- tions'for activities, projects, and (Eleanor), tin; Mrs. Minneapolis; Ervin Vossen Clem, (La additional study. Inner Grove; Vern), St. Paul; Mrs. Ernest Leon, New Kustes The 1954-55 theme of Cath- the (Walberga), Haven, Conn.; Alphonse, Holdingford; Min- Hu- olic Civics Clubs, Monsignor bert/Jr. neapolis; Lambert, S. and Dorothy, U. Navy; home. at A Keaveny emphasized, “will be Dorothy, sister, Minneapolis; Mrs. Katherine Mrs. Schultz, a practical the for training Englcwood, Aloysius Schmidtbauer Calif, means (Renne), also survives. of boys and girls become good to There St. Cloud. There six 21 grandchildren grand- are are citizens for God and country.” children. Two brothers, l Frank Mrs. Ernest Neeser Wolters, St. Paul, Henry and St. Cloud. Auto One —Funeral ‘Agency of services big three low — Wolters, Clearwater, also for priced Mrs. Ernest popular make franchise. located sur- Neeser, who ‘ _ Vive. died within Aug. miles 8, 100 of Twin held Cities. Aug. Parts. 11 were Theodore in Holy Accessories, Spirit Machinery Church. and equipment Mr. Schoemer‘ . 320.000.00. Ernest Neeser Will survives 60x100 building. with rent ft. a Jacobs Prairie. Requiem business daughter Have other and three interest and will — sons: Mass offered Aug. 10 in St. was sacrifice. Theresa, Write St. Cloud;' A-l The c/o Register. Leo and James’ Church for Theodore P. O. Box Edward, 229, St. St. Cloud; Cloud, Minn. and Leonard, "SAVE I000 DAY” STEPS ll~ Schoemer, who died Aug. 8. A ’ Olivia. i There 12 grand- are Only Surviving the Kitcl following chil- Now are Experienced is children. the Mrs. Neeser time— was and a dren: give Sister Floretta we and 'Sister can HOUSEKEEPER COOK . member of St. you Rose’s Mission _quick delivery — Have These Florine, Feats- beautlful Franklin, Ore.; Hilary, on a Group work-sav- of St. Mary’s Parish and Wants Posilion Small Rec- in time-saving St. Cloud; Mrs. Fig, John Eicken- American Christian Mothers of Holy Spirit Kitchen, lory-out-Rcferences. de- brock, Waite Park; Mrs. Arthur Beautiful modern Signed O@°@.®Q design—the to Parish. last save to Write yo 2 hours Mrs. Marie Novokowski u up Bluhm, of Aurora, and the follow- work word in efficient planning. Paul P. KrolI day_ every c/o Joe Hemmesch SEE ing stepchildren: Chris ,Krebs- Royalton.—The Rev.-- Aloysius- Easiest kitchen clean—smooth To .Stop Grey Eagle, Minn. bach, Mich.; Flint, Rev. the envying others Kroll, brother, offered who the h surfaces, a (sap:ch concealed door and Thebdore i1: Krebsbach, St. 0.8.3., time do to Solemn asthey Mass , of Requiem Holy in please—~time drawer pulls eliminate dirt-catch- .Paul; St. Oscar, Joseph; Mrs. Trinity Church With Aug. 13 .for Paul their children—and handles. ing COUNTRY GIRL Harold Hansen, Jacobs Prairie; take t-THESE advan- P. Kroll, 63, who died Aug. 10. tage of the freedom Marc, Waite Park; Theodore, Lifetime vinyl worksurfaces— and Burial in the time-saving parish' cook-housekeeper‘posi- was ceme- wants American Cold an Spring; and Mrs. Lambert available black, in Kitchen red, blue, Surviving tery. his wife, are give can tion, in 'Crcmers, around St. Cloud. Cloud. St. you—yes or ton. Mrs. Paul green, Kroll to Czech) (Mary 2. hours up of day, freedom and the every following Storehouse 10 Hubert Rolen, Sr. and Write‘P.O. Box storage I] sons 229 discover of space that de: the beautifully I five daughters: WONDERFUL Mathew KITCHENS and finger-tip level. Cloud, w Holdingford.—Hubert St. Minn. Rosen, American Alexander, Minneapolis; Kitchens Mrs. Sinks Rounded and‘ seamless drawer inte- A Eugene Nickason mete. (Matilda), St. combine perfectly riors that clean easily to fit wip- ' as g: lllllIlllll|lllllllIlIIlI|||IllllII||IllllIllllllll|l|||llllllflllllllllllllllllll as Louis, Mo.; For Valentine, “E Oils, Gasoline, Motor Bucknian; Sh any 211.2111); esiifiaintchirli—that . ing bowl. ON DISPLAY ' out a there Michael and Clarence, is Great J H. - Murphy Fuel Oil: no ames or Extra Lakes; features—garbage Leonard, B’o l dis- that can’tpsrglve‘im Amencan w u s ; Kigghens Call nearest—— Dolores, Janesville, posal your Wis.; unit, Ed- INSURANCE noiseless serv-cort, AT- Ambrose, ward, Robert, kitchen Richard, Northwestern ventilator, Co. handsome Oil —why don’t ' beautifulymoderii ou Leonard, Lorraine, com lAnhZi'igan ’ and Helen Real Estate what-not at shelves. the see —~ agent home. Other survivors six are Tydol Veedol Kitchen—let Products 03 St. Mary's Bldg. Phone 196 — — grandchildren, — his mother, and- show us how YOUR w _ it you will vTflIIIllllIIllllllllllllllllllll|l||lllllllllllllllllllllllllIll|lllllllllllllllllllllliiE the following/seven lOCAl DEALERS brothers suit and kitchen your and budget. sisters: your the Rev. Aloysius FOR SALE Kroll, Brennyville; Sister M. Clarentia, Molitor Drug Badger 302 Co. Trencher Alexandria; William, Frank, Jo- seph, Ignatius, Roman, Bene~ Good All-Around Condition ' dict, Mrs. Motor REXALL Richard Recently Zwack, Overhauled AGENCY M‘rs. ' For Quick Sale $1,500.00 Frank Smieja, Stud-Hy and Mrs. Frank Prescription: n Write See or Kalis, Royalton. Mr. Kroll Kodak Supplies & was Toiletrlu a L. KANCAS C. member of the Holy Name ST. CLOUD. MINN. Equipment, Wolf Lake Plumb Boyer Minn.‘ Society. and Schifller ing Healing, Farm Paynesville Albany . I Libero! college to rt Gamble Brissie Schoenecker’s Slore, , Hardware ‘ _ H Inc., BENEDICTINEi-‘FATHE ‘ a BY;THE DucIED ‘ ROTC training for college students Richmond Eden Valley Complete REGISTRAR 0 For Information write to ‘ DAiEs: REGISTRATION Slo Hodeare, C I3-14‘ Sulka College FIeS/vmen: Our Own Sepf. orner re, Nigh, I» I ewof Freeport Holdingford Residence Hall 3» Jonski Hardware, ' Plumbing, Voss Royalton _ u