CLOU ,Fridoy, September REGISTER 17, I954 THE ST. D TWO PAGE A Bishop’s of Coat Arms Fund Preseminary Refixied Cath- "Good WANTED: Symbolic of Diocese and housekeeper olic con- load" _‘ St. Boniface’s .Mission Circle, live companion, to stant Washington—The St. Boniface’s Church, Mel- of coat arms Middle-aged "$5900 Paul. St. in designed for Bishop-Designate r059 -------------------- ------ Stha'lsgggp Chgacolt)’ NepomUks Jerome D. Hannan of Scranton bungalow. widow—S-room Béue contains symbols of the Marian desir- Holy experience Driving Year and of Pope Leo XIII’s Prairie 45.00 Write References. able. ...................... .. AnoPymOUS;. Labor famous Encyclical, Rerum St. 229, Box aneapom 50'00 O. P. to Novarum, significant the coal to """"""" " St. Society, Holy Ann’s Cross Cloud, St. Cloud Register, mining regions of Scranton. Church, Onamia 25.00 The of also coat Preseminary The Fund Minn. arms con- .. helps education of finance to tains symbols from the shields of US studying REG PM :FF dio— worthy boys for the Irish Hannan family, the Dio- in the priesthood minor cesan ’5 of of Pittsburgh, and Wil- Altar cese Angel’s sponsored by Holy sale 18—Rummage seminary. Sept. and 17 liam Penn, Quaker founder of Store. Moliter Drug W. Barthol- old Bishop Society, Peter HATS! STETSON , Pennsylvania. The colors will be dinner, 11 Chur ch, bazaar. Turkey Joseph’s St. 19—Pierz, offers Holy Mass for Sept. a.m. ome Men For CLOTHES! silver KUPPENHEIMER and blue of the Blessed and Games 7:30 4:30 to these benefactors and each week. 2 to p.m. supper, sausage p.m., Mother. SHOESI SQUARE CROSBY entertainment. Donations received from are Church-fall Charles’ festival. Chicken din- Bishop-Designate St. Hannan 19—Herman, will Sept. individuals organizations. and and refresh- be Games 5 consecrated Sept. and 11:30 at 21. at THE er p.m. supp a.m., ner - all day. ments Church, Alexius’ Union, St. Sept. 19—West Make ablates ser- supper, sausage the Eastern Province Six members of HEADQUARTERS _ CLOTHES" to the BEST ving from for 5 8 “NEW Immaculate p.m Oblates of Mary of the iPeter’s 19—St. school (all in Church, house Cloud, St. Sept. open Lady Hope, Our of Es- the-Shrine of perpetual at made their vows starting day). Picnic and beef dinner 11 in at am. N.Y. sex, - day). (all Church, fall festival , Sept. 19—Bluffton, St. John’s STORE ‘ David Lowell, Barton, Brothers right, above, From left to are Chicken and beef dinner starting 11 at HARDWARE—APPLIANCES—HEATING a.m. Fran- Very Rev. Tewksbury, Mass.; the Heffernan, and John Mass, . 26—Mary’s Day, Municipal Stadium, St. Cloud. Sent. TOOLS EQUIP.——SPORTING Washing- Scholasticate, the Oblate O.M.I., superior of cis J. Crump, festival. Chicken GOODS—POWER 3—Brennyville, St. Elizabet h’s Church, Oct. fall Colud Office in St. the Post Opposite McMahon, Martin King, Lowell, Mass; John Brothers D.C.; and ton, and ham dinner and 11 4 at at a.m., supper p.m. We Oct. give CHRISTMAS THRIEI‘IES CLUB N.Y. Scheg, Rochester, and Eugene Buffalo, N.Y.; festi- 3—Luxemburg, St. Wendelinus’ Church, bouja and fall —— service. val. Serving starting bowl and kettle 11:3 0 at a.m., HARDWARE Deaths ' COMPANY “HB‘VO St. Phone 58-59 Cloud WENNER co. THE Grossmnn Osakis; Al Mrs. ‘Al Boros, Mrs. Anna and Ways—- Many So In Al- ChokiO.—A Solemn Mass Little Falls; Stanley Your of and “ACE” Store Imple- Furniture, Hardware, —— in phonse, Swanville; Edward, Requiem offered Aug. 26 was Furnaces and Fuel, ments, Ellendale; Mary’s Church for Mrs. Anna Minneapolis; Peter, St. Plumbing ’ Prod- POWELL’S See Granite for these NAME BRANDS Cold Spring Paul. who died Aug. Mrs. St. Grossman, 26. and James Cane, Licensed Embalming There grandchildren and Francis offici- 30 The Rev. Hohn Helpful Can Be are ucts Spring QUEEN—MONARCH Cold Phone 432. HOTPOINT—SPEED Father Eichen- great-grandchildren. ated, assisted by two deacon, Fa- Graceville, and Mrs. Mary Hines ger, Gray Diamond WHIRLPOOL-DUO and 0 Rainbow THERM—IRON FIREMAN, subdeacon. Osakis.-—The A. Leisen, Morris, Rev. James ther poultry feed grit at or your ceremonies Fa- offered Requiem Mass Mohm Master of was DELTA—STANLEY—MILLER FALLS dealer. Collis. Burial Immaculate Con- Sept. in the Bednark, ther 6 was Mary in parish ception Church for Mrs. the cemetery. REMINGTON—WINCHESTER—ITHICA STIGMATA ON THE BODY Cold the 17—IMPRESSION OF THE from Sept. ends 0 Mill Surviving and Hines, 83, who died Sept 3. Bur- four sons are founda- for OF ST. FRANCIS. plant Spring Vincent, Sauk ial the parish four daughters: in cemetery. was fasting walks. and death, while praying etc. before his Two 3 driveways, tions, on years and Clarence, Mrs. Hines member of the Centre; Joseph co. THOS. BRENNY P. was a Christ the Assisi Francis Alvernia, St. of Mount upon saw SAVE Minneapolis; Primus, Christian Chokio; Mothers. granite-sand and 0 Aggregate wounds his sacred the felt the impression of and Cross on WITH Tobin (Isabel), Or- Kedrowski Simon Mrs. Emmet < Morton Isle, SAFETY Spring, Cold at FRIGIDAIRE body. MAYTAG own Les Summer (Mar- Holdingford.——-Requiem Mass - tonville; Mrs. Minnesota. Odessa. and d. 1663. OF CUPERTINO, Confessor. JOSEPH 18—ST. Sept. RANGES & GAS BO'I'I'LED St. Matthew offered in Laziy Ghokio; Sister Sept. 7 Our tha), was and loved absolute Joseph poverty humble Franciscan, As l: a man. Sister (Marie),vMinneapOlis; and Mt. Carmel Church Simon of for Phone 86 Foley. miracles. the gift of for esteem great Federal Co. Savings Loan Granite II; Accounts won provide with good safety Spring Cold (Agatha), Grand died Sept ‘Frederick Kedrowski, who Ann 4. PENTECOST. AFTER 19—FIFTEENTH SUNDAY Sept. Funds received by the 10th of month earnings. surviving Burial Forks. Also 20 in the parish any are are ceme- was that death conviction rejoices in the converted sinner Every MINNESOTA credited earnings SPRING. with from the first. COLD 'to listed here deserve sisters, and The following children The firms four grandchildren, tery. commands, “I when Christ hold terror dis- say when remembered nor power can no be are you survive: Mrs. six Raymond, Avon; brothers. Insured dif- the Each to Fully tributing Arise.” Account year patronage thee, $10,000.00 to to up member (Bernice), Koko- William Leicht Mrs. Grossman a was lines of business; fol-cut d. COMPANIONS, Martyrs. 305. HIS JANUARIUS AND ST. Sodal- Schlagheck Christian Mothers’ Ind.; Mrs. Emil of the mo, candidate Januarius priestly led his Bishop Beneventum As of SECURITY FEDERAL 1954, she July 11, Jsgéep}? 103311 Gégfigg’ $11323 ity and and, on . Today his blood s_tlll martyrdom. companions prison to to " Medal of the Bishop’s received Naples, his shrine Abej liquefies three times Chicagc', at glvmg year in I a m Merit. M2.s James . ~ His working through (Jane),' God F0}; Kn,“ continual evidence the of of SAVINGS LOAN 8. ASSOCIATION grace O’Lnughlin Ky and Mrs. Rose . ’ " Saints. services h. Funeral ' Schfiigmfifjfhefit O ‘T i lggmtggnm; - nt 9. — COMPANIONS, Martyrs. EUSTACE AND HIS zo—sr. Sept. Germain St. Cloud 822 Street St. in St. conducted Aug. 30 were GSAUK ' ‘ ’ 20 co. Mrs. Rose Kedrowski, HDWE. Gail’s Church for Barbara Little Mrs. RAPIDS . gods thank the for punish soldier refusing this for to To died grandchildren O’Laughlin, 75, who Aug. eight Falls, IIIIIIIIIIIIllIllllIlIIIlllllllllllIIlIlllllIIIlIIIIIII|||l|Illlllllllllllllllllllll and IllIlllllllllIIIIlIIIllllllIl|IIIlIlIII_£ L. and his Hadrian shut Eustace military triumph, Emperor William Wey of- survive. The Rev. also 26. Molitor James H. Murphy Drug Co. Furniture hot bull. family in red brazen a Appliances, a Major Mass. Burial William the Requiem Soyka fered Hardware, (I. First Apostle, Evangelist. century. 21—ST. MATTHEW, Sept. Lake Ceme- HoldingfordJ—The in Maple Rev. Leon- the was INSURANCE 375 Matthew fol- Phone conversion, Gospel which his In the reports REXALL AGENCY own Russel: Rapids. Minn. Surviving Gaida offered ‘the Requiem ard Sauk tery. Is a son, fulfillment is the of that Jesus lows divine inspiration to WWW prove Chamberlain, Sept. sister, Mrs. in St. Hedwig’s Prescriptions Irene Mass 11 Specialty s a Real Estate and the Israel prophecies deliverer of concerning the the brother, Kodak Lake; for William Soyka, & Toilstri. Maple and Church 63, Supplies a E Messiah. Eagle Lake. “INN. unr- Inn. Phone In McAlpiéI, Sept. Burial in 81‘. CLOUD. so: so. Frank who died 7. was Bishop, Confessor. VILLANOVA, THOMAS OF 22—ST. Till|IlllllllllIllIll|IIIlIlIllllllllIIlllIIlIlIIlllllIllllllllllllIllIllIlllllllIlIIIllfi Sept. _ parish Surviving the cemetery. I BANK STATE UNION ' d 555. 1 Six, who died KRIEG Flensburg.—B. his mother, Mrs. Agnes Soy- OSCAR are . Augus- of St. in Order of Hermits Thomas used his the laid powers in St. Aug. 21, Holdingford, and thefollow- to rest ka, was MINN. Spain. RAPIDS. Diocese in SAUK lavish love and the of his tine to Cantius’ Cemetery, Welno, sisters: Emily, care poor John ing brothers'and on LINUS, First I Sept. 23—ST. Martyr. d. century. Po‘pe, Loans Aug. Requiem Mass 23 Holdingford; Helen, La Crosse, Insurance after & Insurance a. Loans buried in and St. martyred The Peter first: to Church. Father Angeles, Calif.; Sacred Heart WIS.; Clara, Los successor was in Sales Auction Estate Real the Mass. Canon of Thdodore the Vatican. His included in the .is the Otto conducted Herman, MEMBER Paul J. and Rose- name DEPOSIT FEDERAL serv- Rapids Sauk l501 Phone Surviving these daugh- Calif.; Felix, Santa Mon- ices. mead, CORPORATION INSURANCE are NOW! Mrs. Mat Sacks ica, Calif. and ters sons: Fietek Paul (Barbara), Mrs. Lawrence Koch H. Schlicht- (Lucille), Mrs. Joseph Melrose. Funeral services BY POPULAR —- ing (Rose), George, Mrs. Ber- held Sept. in St. 10 Boni- . were John, nard Kulla (Frances), Church Lawrence face’s for H. CK'S REQUEST (Bernice), Mrs. Adam Guza Mrs. Koch, who died Sept. wife, 7. His (Nellie), Stanley LaI-ek Leo, the former Beatrice Zwack; his EQUIPMENT Martin Burezek (Kate), Mrs. father, Bernard Koch, Melrose, FARM RONDESTVEDT Mrs. Roman Tillamn (Su- following brothers and, and the and Your PEPSI-COLA Distributor san). survive: sisters Raymond, Mel- ~ IMPLEMENTS FARM McCORMICK-DEERING John Stephen Schneider Mrs. Fredrichs -Roman rose; Supplies services Flensburg.—Funeral (Hanna), Sauk Centre; Mrs. & Farm Freezers Refrigerators—Home by of Authors for John Stephen Schneider, 68, Black (Hildag, Osakis; the Famous Harry 11le ' g who died - Aug. 28, held Aug. Alphonse Mrs. Sank Centre A bert Stud— and a were A‘hdrew Daily Saint Missal , in Sacred with 31 Heart Church (Claire), Centre; harr Sauk Ber- Rev. Jr., the P. J. Otto offering the nard, Osakis; Mrs. Carmen .... slam-ins- for ; Sundays Mass and Principal . Requiem Mass. Assisting Norbert, (Winifred) Sarrack and _ were Feasts plus Benediction. the Rev. Francis Zilkoski the and Mrs. Melvin Spaeth St. Paul; prayers Anthony Burial Rev. Lamusga. (Rosemarie), Portland, Ore.; for Confession. Holy Commun- in the parish Mrs. Marvin Patterson (Valeria), cemetery. other devotions. was ion. Liturgical Surviving Sister M. Euge- Indianapolis, Ind.; Mrs. and are English commentaries. and Latin nia (Bridget), Parkers Vogel Prairie; Leander (Loretta), Minne- throughout. and Printed colors. in 2 ister Fabian, S M. (Polly), apolis. Poultry Your Eggs stun-2.11mi easy-to-read typo. Highest At— Prices Bring Knightly Doings providing habit People who Iona the of . successful. Co. the luture usually Produce Ior Litchfield‘ LOHMANN, Company E. II. The are , ARTICLES RELIGIOUS BOOKS CHURCH GOODS — — always risk anything. There When (A jotting down of ing and will be Clifford Hintzen St. Paul I. Minn. and 413 Sibley St. Is news you Feeds. PRO-VlD-ALL of Distributors 0 pertaining the Knights events to Arthur Martinetto of Crosby will involved. element oI uncertainty an of Columbus) CREAM. financial ICE head the LITCHFIELDI secretary Try Our 0 ST. ,CLOUD—State Deputy A meeting. welcoming address talte RISK when this Ill-m You NO Thomas Mahon ls C. addressed local Melrose, Minn. will be extended by Grand Knight Phone 29 Council “New 961 Frontiers of Roman K. Iten Cardinal New— of called good Ior on serve to upon you. our Columbianism” meeting here at Council, Browerville. a man ‘ dependability. ol is guarantee Sept. address the The by 14. name your or- CLOUD—A ST. vacancy now der’s officer in Minnesota top of- E M P I R E FORD looms in the ranks of Council 961 IT ....—.-. ficially the opened season’s ac- officers with the departure of , tivities. The speech also covered Deputy Grand Knight Paul Za- Inc. Melrose ,MEMORIAIS, Co. Motor and procedures regulations new who has been horik, transferred which have been approved by the Wis. special Madison, A elec- to MINN. MELROSE, ‘ . lllll. Supreme Council. SERVICE SALES and MEMORIALS WE SPECIALIZE [N tion the first meeting in Oc— at CEMETERIES BROWERVILLE The FOR CATHOLIC an- tober will select for — a new man 171 A‘Phono Melrose. Minn. the Hills Empire Built—Eternal ‘ as nual regional district meeting Zahorik’s post. at for Districts 8, and 10 will be 9. FOLEY New officers of —— held here Sept. beginning 19, at STCLouD SERVICE Bishop Marty Council here NIGHT 1‘4“ AND DAY -—- were 1 p.m. installed by recently District new-Ins 9W3 WHEN The THAT HARVEST meeting will be only A-BEATING one Martin Nilan, Deputy G. assisted of regional get-togethers seven George by Stotko. ' held in the each‘year. Pur- state THIRST! CHASE! Nilan ARE MIGHTY MAR-DID commended the Bishop i To outline the offi- to . pose: new Marty Council receiving the on and chairmen the cers program five-star council certificate in its s.-- . IONG PRAIRIE ASSOCIATION GOES CREAMERY WHAT BEST WITH HE-MAN EATING ? fundamental principals upon first year. \9r\o(\o(\9(\or\or\9(\9r\or\9r\9r\ which the order founded. was ST CLOUD—Members of the my}: Louclla Butter Attending AT the meeting be EVERY will mes! Town Choir Boys and its direc- District Deputy Martin G. Ni- the Rev. Francis tor, Schmitt, Pasteu‘rized Milk and Cream lan of St. Cloud, well Depu- as as “treated” after in concert were a Phone ties Carney Middleton and Clif- 18 Long Minn. Prairie. the K. of C. Hall. The choir, ford Hintzen, State Warden Al~ which of litur- two concerts sang bert V. Hartl, Fergus Falls, and gical and light classical music, Publicity Chairman James L. with the knights before ate Dreelan, St. Paul. pushing another to stop on on General chairman of the meet- nation-wide the tour. Priest-Visitor Praises YEARS FOR OVER FIFTY-EIGHT Iebanon’s Christianity Simone! Funeral Home -, . m. W I ' Militants. William Cleveland—Lebanon is 5""3- the ’ is. ."‘- Economical Dignified an..- Personal r Service — — .. pace-settin nation for in peace Official Newspaper of the Diocese Saint Clou of Telephone 666 Little Falls, the Minn. Near because is the it ast only nation in Publication official decrees and letters in the official that has of that Prepared area take Catholic to of Service In the care proper way. Christian column diocesan considered head of of sufficient is government newspaper a pro- our mulgation Cloud. is predominantly Christian, for‘ the clergy and faithful the Diocese of St. and of :ccording Father PETER BARTHOLOME Joseph Feg- W. to DE (oi Hardware Bares W. C. WEBER, Agen ali. President ..Most Peter W. Bartholome, D.D. Rev. Reporting pilgrimage to on a ........................ (Hardware Coal and William Editor-in-Chief Furlan, S.T.L. ..Rev. P. General Insurance his land, the Leb- native he said . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Managing Melvyn Editor ..Paul R. ..‘ U. their the Home ideals Appliances by set anese ......................................... AUTO ....... FINANCING Maytag Washing Machines S. because of for its the respect St.'Cloud, Editorial Minn. Office: Institute Bldg, Box 229, REAL ESTATE Bottle LOANS Gas dignity its of man, generous publication: Office Denver, of 934—950 Bannock Street, Colo. Little Minn Falls, Phone 569 117 S. E. First St. of its treatment refugees, and Published week Catholic Society, Inc. by the Press every demoeratic form of government. Subscription $3 Alaska; $3.50, Canada, Mexico, per year; Curran Studio Father Feghali the received 0 Portraits $4, foreign. Medal the Cedars of Lebanon of * 0 0 Candida Camille Cuamoun President from 0 Commercial Send notice of change address the St. Cloud office. of to for promoting pilgrimage that 0 Photo Finishing y Phone a 866 Broadway 125 E. . NCWC Service Member the C.P.A. Subscriber News of to brought Lebanese-Ameri— many W :MIISHE algreen and Religious Member Audit of News Service. Bureau DRUGS”... Phone homeland. A 8 back their to cans Circulation. Syro-Maronite of the member Agency Falls, Minn. e . Rite, Father Feghali is of pastor Entered second-class the Office. matter at Denver Post as Prayerbooks, Rosaries and Other Religious Articles I Parish here. Thomas c. Md». St. Maron’s .