i‘I'HE “ST. 'Friday, 1954 24, September CLOUD REGISTER no; FIVE to 4—— (Win ,Apostolate Vital Converts ' Lay Your-Malina! an. CHAMPA Service Representative St. Cloud STUDIOS- for in ' Fire Casualty Life, and 0 WEDDINGS 7BECHTEL_ We able the dissemination \ be of Catho- faith. to for readily must and easily become KENNETH can our C. By o GROUPS informed Insurance it intelligently and truths the printed word, of about lic is the talk faith. Every your CHILDREN DCCM In Catholic pamphlets, Chairman, rationally. phase of Catholic life (Diocesan and teach- 0 press. magazines, important medium Committee) Our and‘books ing mopt be found Communication in everyday papers, you can 0 COMMERCIAL Catholic reading. You . do not KUNKEL 105. M. cmmns o it not, Whether accept have be or to philosopher you a a or |ll|lll|Ill||||IllIll||l||l||ll|ll|||l|ll||l|lllllll|lllllll|IlllllllllllllllIlllllll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll‘ |llll|l|IllllIlllllllllillIlll|Illlllll|Il|llll||llllll|Illl|I!lillll|lllll|llllIlllIll|Illlillllllllllllllllllll the great student know of. lay apostle to and be to are PHONE 76 a you Annual Meeting of DCCM “Insurance for Lens” able to talk about Catholic heri- your glorious the With Church. faith. It is really Germain If (17% St. very easy. faith, Phone Catholic 8684 Ru. holy “Ga-W4 of tage your will read Wmlwoxflfl) diocesan (0". and you your ré'ceived the Scheduled also Is for Oct. 24 respons1- you Sunday Catholic thor- ST- CLOUD papers ST} CLOUD of its and duty bility propaga- oughly will be well enough you tion. informed - to discuss M faith your . Catholic annual a Church is The meeting Diocesan Holy Mother the Council of with of the But, now common man. as which Men will held experiencing in be the afternOOn of Sunday, Oct. the 24, train at yourself to read, an era on you you find School will St. Paul in Sauk Centre. of Will thousands of Most the afternoon will be converts know want InvApprociation: to and " more » workshops and in the devoted for the arious committees. solace to These work- comfort about Catholic faith. sacra- v more. your will the Church’s holy doc- shops be opportunities for both the parish and Reading and the deanery ments what thought you once ‘ chairmen of the committees discuss time, people and exchange trines. In to dry and uninteresting will are program our was ! sin- want to ideas. “think” spark beginning about express my \ to zeal. The lives of the re- your tired hold DCCW will its meeting ligion. They of nutur- The the day and saints will fascinate at Our on are same gratitude the you. cere‘ vats to and the place Blessed but separately from DCCM. ing their beliefs bigotry that of the Mother and Her Divine same on ' lull'illill and loyal Party Bride and bridegroom, Mr. support- and Mrs. Vincent Son of in The annual meeting will close with will find hatred. They search dinner for both the bigger ers my place in are a a mén G. Bartholome, nephew the Bishop of St. fun- Bishop heart. of basic and and the which Bartholome something Peter W. will You that is at will think- start your women for their fine in vote ers “1' this ing Cloud, picture the Ave Maria Church, _ for Wheaton. about at faith the conventions. damental. They need that address going daily to Mass pose a Tuesday's later election. Your Tritz, the bride, and John 7 Mrs. Marion sister of Bartholome, is I and maybe unshakeable, and detailed information will be More given but plan strong, someday becoming en- now a bridegroom, attendants. daily brother the of having parish ted in 'communicant. during. Consequently, they each the of workshops. You' i will were your are on represen will continued be support realize how Catholic Church precious + + turning the + + + jewel to filllllllllllllll‘filllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll'lll|lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll a I = appreciated. greatly Catholic You of that faith for help. is; how par-t your im— a are Witnesses Bishop Wedding portant is in help. it daily life. your 0 Deaths Then, too, will be anxious all you Our priests do the cannot and ready discuss to Cath- converting and here is where your Kuelielbeck you, Nephew Of Joe Wheaton at olic faith with of the lay apostle, do any your your non- can Catholic friends. Then matter will Remember, that part. you no - Andrew J. Goblirsch N. Dak. There 15 grandchil- be real lay are apostle of the where_you do, a Commissioner what . County go or you dren and 10 grandchildren. great Church. Little Fall Requiem Mass But Bishop Peter W. Wheaton. wedding Bishop the You read! at must exemplify faith. Catholic the you ceremony. you —— ~— . Two sisters, Mrs. Henry Len- offered be in St. Mary’s must informed. ept. 6 Bartholome of St. Cloud wit- the couple Mrs. Attending 4th District It is quite was obvious that were your Albany, and Mrs. Margaret Church for-Andrew Goblirsch, J. arz, wedding nessed the the bride, Marvin Tritz, sister of actions influence outside those ceremony Mothers Kersting, Albertville, Pol. Adv. and who died Sponsor here Sept. his 73, Sept. ,The of nephew, brother of 4. Rt. 6 John Bartholome, and one the as to Church well those of as brother, Paul D'old, Elrosa, also Vincent Regent, Monsignor Leo Keaveny G. Bartholome, Rev. T. The wedding the bridegroom. parish. your own Miss officiated. N. Dak., with Bernice An— Burial Sale in Calvary surVive. breakfast served in the Rummage of was was If all Catholics had 'l‘eason- Glasses a Wheaten. derson of Cemetery. Surviving Wheaton.Legion Hall 11:30 at Mrs. Henry Winters are a son, able knowledge religion, of their Nuptial High Mass for the Peirham.—Funera1 held Goblirsch, 'Dr. C. and the reception E. Little Falls, services for was a.m:, how much quickly the more couple celebrated by the A daughters, sale in the afternoon. with and Evelyn, Little two Mrs. Henry was Winters, sponsored by 69, who rummage Church would Unfor- grow. Rev. ‘Nicholas Kraemer, pastor Falls, and Mrs. Byron Rawn died Sept. 3, held Sept. St. in friends attend- 6 Laura’s Relatives and Spiritual tunately, few too well were Mothers are Ave Maria of Church. The Rev. (Elaine), Superior, _ Wis. There St. Henry’s Church with the breakfast in addition. Rev. Will be held ing the to schooled invtheir Oct. Catholic faith. 1 and 2 in the COLORED TOPS Arthur Hoppe assisted the grandchildren. 12 Rev. N. Donnay and the Rev. the Old Bartholome In these J. J. Molitor Bishop days materialistic are of liv- Drug Store. were Brickley of St. Cloud; the Ackley, Ia.,,offering Hoppe, ing, Arthur Daugherty lax John too about Proceeds we are our from the sale will of Deanery Men match the Requiem Mass. spiritual Burial ’Nicholas Kraemer, welfare. in Rev. Our fallacious Pei-ham. services Funeral 'to was be used to purchase —- statue of a the parish George Henry Mr. and Mrs. thinking Wheaten; cemetery. Win- tends to make conducted Sept. in St. too 9 us the were Little Flower Church. in the d survives Bartholome, Mr. and_Mrs. Wal- d ters with four chil- t the transitory Church Henry’s for John Dough- e p e n n on entire e m‘issibn Indian Onamia. at .Elects Oiiicers your dren: Elmer, Eugene and things Chicago, Bartholome, Yet, I11.; Kath- of life. in spite of ter died 81, who Sept. The 5. erty, Further infor ation be leen (Mrs-Robert of Regent, Stella Bartholome weaknesses Meyer), may and Ver- shortcom- offered Rev. N. Donnay the Re- our wardrobe! obtained '5- by phoning 2537 ings, John Bar- Mary and Mrs. job and Diane. N.Dak.; Mr. is still Also there—to or quiem Mass. Burial in the gas; our - sur- was 1219 W. help Dak.; viving Richardson, N. win L Dumont.—The tholonie, souls for ‘Christ three annual brothers meeting and and His parish wife, Mrs. are cemetery. family the and Church. And sisters. Mrs. M. Lee in two Mrs. Winters Mr. and order of the Morris Deanery Council de— of to survives John Daugherty, with was a V. fend Julia and N. Dak.; Mrs, explain member Catholic Hope, faith of the Christian Men of held St. Moth- Reds 5' at Depart daughters, Mrs. John Bro- our we two Nuns was , Arnold be informed; and Mrs. must Peter’s Church Sept. Krogh, Mr. know 22 8 For must at .‘ Wash., Caro- we derich, Seattle, and ers. pm. v conscious the '5 fashion we? _Berlin.—T_he Sette- Mrs. Polish Purpose and Mr. and of the Joarnt, Commu— meeting to One brother line, home. and at Robert was W. Killeaney ASK FOR nist_regime has Minneapolis. closed of vig and Darcy her down transact the business who glasses of the 106 alsosurvive: to Pat- wants three sisters Randall.—-—The man, Rev. Harold stations of Catholic council and elect officers. to women’s their will make Bend, Neb.; Marie. The couple harmonize rick, North new Kost offered ensemble, the Requiem or- with her Mass we ders in the East German the where Pastors in Wheaton, Dougherty, North Bend, and Ella instructed home in St. James’ areas to Church for Robert were se— introduce FLAME the’ excitineg under Polish new administration, now lect by the is employed Fennel], from Thomas their bridegroom Neb.; Mrs. parishes W. Killeaney, 22, died who names re- Here from. and deported its is delicately designed members Adminis- to Electrification of three be Rural Ia. There is grand- considered a Sioux City, to cently. Burial in the parish men a as was Central Poland. officers the with glamourous interchangeable of deanery tration. child. council. Surviving cemetery. his are par- Recovery‘ Pas-PACK Mrs. Mary Lenarz Mr. and Mrs. William Piersall ents, Kil- in \ L FLAME’ITES tops ten Hod . Record . . . . . Albany-.—Mrs. Mary Lenarz, leaney, sisters two and brother: accented-colors“ a and fashion in CREAM BULK ICE 12, died Sept. laid who 75, Mrs. William Prozinski, Mrs. i was ~ styles. distinctive in the parish two cemetery Dennia ' to rest Prozinski and Lawrence. Oils, For Gasoline, Motor Requiem Mass following of— ‘ a Michael v Ritzko YOU finer With flick of tin, in 15 Our “Lady of a fered Sept. James Anthony Fuel Oils Piersall is Morrill.~—Michael Ritzko, brass 60, Sox other or Jimmy Cronin and the started attracting profes- gen- We“. the colors‘for change Surviving Dolors Church. Seven erally accepted the finest who died Sept. de- 10,-Was buried mistake. big that it as sional admit scouts. Call was a nearest—‘ your following children: Greg- the fensive wardrobe hamwnh outfielder in are the in Ameri- parish the cemetery following created - sick mind Jimmy’s He had with tryouts all three even Northwestern Albany; Emil Hof- Hofmann, Oil .‘Co.’ League. Yet less ory than can Requiem himself and Mass in St. two Joseph’s problems for New . York clubs. “I a more once came Mrs. Leo Schnei- Albany; short mann, there baiting Church .Offered the years by his antics, Rev. Wil- ago, increased down here,” he was Piersall smiled he a Igent as > (Lenore) ,Albany; and Mrs. der deal of great speculation and his liam rival players, Tarman Sept. umpires, Mrs. 13. waved his hand around “d0! over Yankee veedo' Bucker Pmdum on l _ _ _ (Leone), Bisbee, ' Norbert whether the Waterbury Wonder, Despite .339 Michael Ritzko (Esther alike. Stadium Keehr) mates visit, “for recent a own on a Brow! —...— ‘Tango Red Tweed Burma Mission Garnet. Rose. .Brown sportswriters have as some fi- Cronin survives the in 18 with following but chil— tryout, the real I games, a average . .. reason . . dubbed him, would )Emerald Green Onyx play Guy Hm “Waltz Blue Indigo Piersall announced that dren: nally Norman, Ray, ever down N. Dak.; Red an- to Sox- was came was see a .. . . . . .. . . . other professional ball retired” for being “voluntarily Ervin, Minneapolis; Yankee and game. double-header Mrs. for free. I Two good. always his Jimmy Arthur Boston Fussy (Bernice), 'Pier— fan.” Pierz. years own' ago, was a sall’s mind 5r. snapped under There six grandchildren. the The had place “I really trust The to Braves, still Boston are team my ,a of family. following sisters responsibil- and brothers pressures admits, Piersall in God then,” then, also had crack Piersall, at a ""5" ity, baseball problems, also viv Mrs. and host Stanley pulled through that “but He but 5 negative 821 u r e : a from the report me a of other troubles and he Kachmrzinski (Anne), Hillman; started God crisis okay last lo‘ok him scout to N S prior I see. C A as you can I over St. Germain performing the bizarre most Mrs, Martin Dahler (Mary), (nee wife Mary and good signing the to cancelled my papers feats perpetrated dia- Sauk Rapids; ‘ever Mrs. Peter Oct. Krohn he married whom Teevan, the on deal. “Thank a God for that St. Cloud I ' mond in modern days. He be- (Pauly), her .‘ St. Cloud; Romdh Scranton, Pa., Mrs. in 22, 1949, day,” smiles .fimmy in recollec— Inc’ Minn. combination of Arlie Zinda (Clara), the big factors Startell; Mrs. Jo- came town) a home tion. were Latham, G Schaeffer, m‘ seph Swedziak recovery.” (Rose), Royalton; in e r a n y “I used o’clock to get 5 at my up, Dizzy and Dean, or of two Mrs. Enoch Urbanski( Frances), One morning drive the to Altar Boy Spring in every over ~ the other zanies of the all Foley; and Mrs. August Ratka game, mountains work with to Interna- bat, Whenever Jimmy to comes rolled into package of (Susan), “ Rice. one tional Silver nerv— and play ball in the Cross makes the Sign 'of the he won’t! ous energy. afternoons. that Neil Mahoney suck N.’ scout- the Raymond Wey before batter’s box in the step- Man Piersall still is of the most 3. BOYS Foo one ed for the Red ' Sox and talked St. me Paul.—Funera1 services for ping in. ,“Whenever I come up, players in the nervous into game-— parleying with Joe Cron- me Raymond N. Wey held the dirt the sign in I scratch were he is always itching to start- get in. No bonus, but three-year in Sept. 8 St. Francis Sales’ a bat,” business end of the de with the ed-e-to bat, field, , to Jimmy to minor league run. what contract Church with the William was Rev. J. “and it is explains, not he a born Nov. 4, 1929, and has was I but got, I have regrets. Wey, no nephew, offering the anything either. Re- superstition or stopped running not bus- and “I have always been fortunate quiem Mass. Assisting everything the I really it. I were mean owe tling since—except for the bring have to good friend around who a Him.” Rev. Richard M. Wey, deacon, I today to am few weeks in when 1952 he knew wa baseball inside out, I so and the Rev. William Martz, sub- French-Yankee from Wa- The laid in home rest to up a recuper- could always the game’s sop up deacon. Edward Wey, semi- altar boy served terbury at from breakdown. ate as an a finer points just by asking ques- narian, master. .of each this training was cere- spring is As characteristic with Pier- year tions. Be to mention Bob sure monies. Clergy in the present the practice day before morning sall, he made record grammar a Ray recovery and Bill Tracy, my sanctuary the Rt. Rev. altar, I “No, not were began. in his illness—record from the an was school 'high and school coaches. Monsignor James Zachman, the yourger,” he I when boy time short it took before he was re- And Mike Ryba George and Very Rev. Hilary Hacker, and ,“I just answered turned to normal and in the query. our Toporcer com- great to too. were me Fathers Ambrose'Hayden, Pat— and learned Latin the picked pleteness of the He snapped up cure. “George—they call him Specs rick Hessian, Gerald Keefe, Fran- I wanted duties hecause .to the back his like fielded .272, to yet though a he blind is even now— cis Gilligan Richard T. Doherty, Him.” In character- be closer; to fiend, and generally put some to I Kelly, when reported came see me Lawrence Ladislaus Seldz, of the Jimmy is fashion, istic in This spark the Red Sex of ’53. one Scranton to in 1948. That was Cecil Bonfs, Richard Schuler, and had, boys he has altar best he has been better, ever year, even first professional stop the my on Norbert Gertken, O.S.B. Surviv- Fla., the Sarasota, according to living the praise of Dom to here. up Toporcer Red way up was ing his wife, Margaret, served. he under whom are priest DiMaggio him “the called 9. who Sox farm director then. He told Raymond W., who is thrills of‘his biggest son, One finest a outfielder I have was young that I could play better than me student St. Paul Seminary, at last in bat day at 6-for—6 Jimmy had seen” right after year ever a I and that did he not want was, and the following brothers and the Ameri- also led he June, and lineup. broken into Boston the send to down lowerclassi- to me a sisters: Matt Wey and Lucy, St. by double plays in League raised in Jimmy born and an can was fication but team, that he had to Paul; Joseph Wey, St. Cloud; outfielder—seven——and in Water- Parish in Sacred Heart sacri- wrinkle -.. unless I started» playing the way Katherine Mrs. Eull, Mrs. Berna- T “The Lord fices—19—in ’53. Our bury, Conn., lives in and was here! now I should. a Zachmann, dine Mrs. Christine year,” he last really with New- Parish in Lady of Lourdes says me Double Expert anywhere! or I Zachmann, Mrs. Antonia Vetch sincerity. ,, in all with his wife and tonville, Mass, ‘ “When I settled down work to l a Alberta local and Mrs. Kirchberg. representing Mr. Besides daughters—Eileen, three; three ‘~_——’ a everything turned fine. out I hit the off- Wey in grand treasurer of the provision Claire, Doreen, and two; was company one. .281 that led the league in year, crack Catholic Aid Association attended Jimmy is of Heart Sacred He news— a season, batted in and doubles and runs p : base- column Minnesota; writing of the School and Leaven- secretary Grammar on a man, pushed ' Louisville to in was up Pier- Globe. Boston Men’s mak- the Council of that Waterbury, ball for associa- worth High ‘in 1940. I with Colonels the the was here! sall all his play- writes tion; vice president basketball of St. Jo- ingall-state copy, cov- own as a next two and seasons came up makes and all his events, would Orphan Society; the latter. “Pop seph’s member at own never ers er for first look-see in Boston my what he is mind base- his to but let play sports of St. Peter and St. Clement’s end as own up headlines me any appareli the tail your at 1950 of six for ‘Qbind columns His going write. recalls the basketball,” to and ball and Society, the Holy Name So- are fall games.” ' wife his of letters outfielder. form to graceful in the tall, dark, ciety. Found wanting that first time, well-received by been have started bring- and “I he six when was Piersall Mathias M. Meyer optioned Birming- to was alike. readers and other writers yard each night the ing in out me ham where he ripped the Pierz.———Requiem of- Mass cover world was let the afraid He is to Even be- not and hitting flies to me. off the ball the of to tune .346 fered Sept. in St. a 8 Joseph’s versatile confi- has know he great remember teaching that that I his fore Look closely this four-season at batting Up with Louis- average. Church for Mathias M. Meyer, would “If in God. fundamentals dence of strategy. the everyone me viil; again for time, Jimmy hit Champ Here a d'ed Sept. Father Featherweight. light weight 80, who and style 5. the world his faith, be devoted are the Yankees to “I have hated i .3 Lawrence officiated. orborg live place . would be better to two,” Jimmy added since,I a was In ha‘ldly 1952 Piersall such reported for blended into comfort you'te aware Burial in the parish n in friendly smile that indi- was ceme- with a spring training Jan. and 18, on F following Surviving the tery. contain Piersall could But not lasted ram—— his “hatred” only are cated wearing you're it. Pro-creased hold its shape. to suddenly found that being he was and daughters: Mrs. Frank "‘I himself longer. gotta ball during sons any game. a switched by shortstop Lou to $100 Individually boxed. Imported Kasmir fur-felt Weiss (Margaret); Mrs. John now—watch Duke, Holy Cross, Schools like my screw- warm up Boudreau. “That’s equal shift- to (Hildegard); Duschner Mrs. Joe Bob all another ball—I could be University and went Boston in ing popular Joe DiMaggio shades. Come it! catcher," to see (Ursula); Ed Bednar Mrs. Kas- betcha.” Lemon, I Jimmy when he to get out was the was way one newspaper wag (Theresa) bet that tarek Mrs. Reinhart like We would to f Leavenworth not graduated ; to rom it. That put plus carrying the ‘ (Ida); be, if he his Dahmen, Mrs. Frank Jimmy could set job not he grabbed High, but at a responsibility of his and . parents $250 time Voltin( if he had to Madelyn), all of Ben; in mind it and International Cd. to ‘Adverlisod Silver the in his wife and daughters own his fundamentals in learn the Tony Sitzman (Liretta), his dad’s Mrs. Conn., because Meridan, weighed heavy Jimmy. on kind of He is that Francis bad..P1aying for Buckman; Mrs. Crotty had heart a own way. gone “Things didn’t well,” he too go guy—Piersall the Peerless. Insilco (Catherine), Hillman; Walter, the team company on recalls. “But Louie (Boudreau) Unisize°- of Field—“better than lot min~ Hillman; Wil- Truman; Reinhart, ' a did not down get: llll|lllllllll|IllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllIllllll|llllllllIlllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllé on me or any- parks and good league Brairyerd; and Sylvester, fred, as as or thing. He just Pitch-f:- wanted to Redlego: Cincinnati me * fields”— the big league of Pierz. some keep trying did, Per-E and I hard Podbielan, Harry Bud as ers could.” I and Frank Smith; kowski, and ' 'fimiacnr as .' Piersall’s big That trouble Bell, Wally Gus outfielders was —-he trying hard and Borkowski; of- too Bob and Post, was took to heart each- mis- Tebbetts, ficials—Birdie man- that error or annoyinthings the of seek that won't do the Here's any take in judgment he coach; that made. Ferrick, Tom ager; Wrinkle, t won't Sag, won‘t Unisize won disliked. always you've “I could have cried when I messed Hank Zur- Boyle, Buzz scout; Bind. 67! THEM/1135' Parnell,” no-hitter Mel Char- for publicity director; eick, “ ' up ‘l. a ARE WILDCATS one-sizo-flls-all-fut THE THE WE PLAY TODAY these stretch Nylon, Helanca mi from Made be recalls. sadly ticket Morris, ley manager-y WILD- foot NEIGHBORHOOD e—o NEAR conform LEADlNG to BOBBY SURE They HAD stretch. . stretch and your stretch and socks Jimmy’s? After few weeks, Schwab, park. and Matty a HAVEN'T comfort f; THEY CATS. RESERVE POWER in THE revelation FOURTH real A OF'THE wearing mind began wander. He END and THE to start- as superintendent. you move. move : TO PUT OVER THE THIS GAME his unhappiness LOST ed covering Pitch- skin. A Philadelphia Phillies: second like —we’ve they fit GOT up PERIOD a as : "PUNCH" ' WINNING long quick drying, off of WE'LL with both and the Qualters, SOON! antics BUT Miller, Tom ' conveniences SEASON Bob practical this, plus the All on — ers some To GET BOBBY DRINKS field. “I really acting crazy,” Ridzik; catcher, and Steve was Nylon, tool Wearing “though I really he admits Kazan- Ted infielder, Lopata; now, - comfort. sock that for think of. it did at Johnny in today outfielder not ski; and Come new way llllllillillilll putting I started the time. When officials—Bennie Wyrostey; THE baseball, ahead good S'l‘lllill of Maje Eddie Mayo, stunts Bengough, CLOTHES NEW realize that started Perkins, I to McDonald, and Cy even wrong.” something really travel- Wise, coaches; Johnny was FOR OVER A GOES Sox optioned Piersall TOUCH-DOWN The Red Rear- and Joe ing secretary; AND 0702.63.47 “calm him Birmingham league to minor THE to of KICK director cues don, THE ‘ Office Post Opposite MAKING ,. POINT EXTRA That Cronin it. down” Joe put clubs. ENERGY! as ITS CHOCK OF FULL ’ 6 SCORE '7- THE E the hurt youngster more. mlllllllllIlllllll|llllllllllllllllllllll||lllllllllIllllllllllIlll|lllllll|lllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllE even