St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
October 1, 1954 · Page 2 of 4
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Iii-ax 3. ‘ " 2v ~~ RAGE'THREE CLOUD THE ST. REGISTER _ Announceng, Faculty Changes Staff in St. John’s As U. Begins 98th Year: _, in the faculty of Changes St. plays the of all truth. Classes began after the Mass. as source , University John’s announced ‘Benedictine Abbot The also The Rev. Gunther Rolfson, O.S.‘B., were , em- “Selected week the Benedictine phasized the this necessity for Catho- college registrar announced that as i » Writings, of school opened for its 98th students realize lic their to 365 freshmen have enrolled ‘ for consec- v0- ~ cations leaders utive of their the the maximum 7 number year. as com- year, ’- munltles. [Reasigned by accepted the college. the university’s to ever A St. Pope Pius‘ X. classics is Rev. department Bene- I has O.S.B., dict Avery, who com- pleted study St. Louis Uni- at Avery versity; Father will be as— the classics department sisted in Edited By John-Parsons Memphis, by Mr. of for aged and Tenn. Rev. Vincent A. Yzermans certified A St. Cloud public ‘ convalescent patients Donald Cote, will accountant, teach in the university,economics department, succeeding the Rev. QUIET $4.00 Send Bernardo Martinez, O.S.B., who stationed St. is Anselm’s at now Country Surroundings Parish, New York, labor to among : Cl 1] C.Q.D. Bill D Check enclosed the rapidly increasing Puerto ~ Rican population. MRS. MARY DORAN St. John’s boasts a new po- litical science department with Owner and Registered Nurse the Edward that announcement Henry of St. Cloud, former chair- Nursing DORAN of political science depart- Home CLOUD BOOKSHOP man St. Benedict’s College, at ment this Atchison, Kans., will head department. 5 Miles E. pf St. Cloud Phone 4542-” An Hungarian 1,1 exiled monk, the 26—17-14 Soy" 8 Ave. St. Cloud . Achilles Rev. Horvath, 0.8.8., - Diocesan Teacher’ S Cloud the In- annual Address at Gives Monsignor Felix Pitt of become will professor of dog- held in St. Cloud Sept. stitute 23, and 24. Louisville, Ky., addresses matic theology. and ascetical An Diocese teachers of the school of the elementary alumnus of St. John’s who con- his tinued postgraduate study 'at lflhhhhd Louis University, Bernard TOOLS. becomes POWER instructor of x. ACCESSORIES ' succeeding Alfred Colberg G. Dr. R. Duquette, who for is studying Religious Life a doctorate in mathematics the at Electric ; Drills Sanding Machines Sanding Belts University of Colorado. - OPTOMETRIST newly The revitalized de- PoWer art Planes Saws Routers - - Of Crusaders receives Joseph O’Con- partment cutters) (Complete supply of hits and ' BOX 346, ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA Eyes s nell, sculptor Chesterton, . ‘ Exuinined from ES! O’Connell Ind. replaces Howard have television If If like the ‘set you program. you program a Kullen in the department and cancerous art ‘ 801100]. ATHLETIC ' then why will surely inter- do be drop not note to GloSSes you you a place also the Frank P takes of Filled Although Crusaders HOME-MADE tend to knowing that the station If ested of let know. in and them 3‘ one SUPPLIES Kacmarcik, who is leave of on think Benedictine in of terms ' SAUSAGE TV Catholic this favorite people did we your programs, our absence. Sister Johanna Becker, when Nuns Cathedral High ’ Catholic namely Sheen’s would have Retail Bishop Fulton and Wholesale rights.an many more history St. who taught AIDS AND art at HEARING 1910 School and education would are men- “Life Is Worth Living” will TV they and start V Football programs on V Basketball John’s, has~been assigned Ca- to All Make: BATTERIES for tioned, they their religious Hour owe evening, Nov. able make them too. 2052.53 again Tuesday be better to V Softball I _ on V Volleyball High School, St. Cloud. thedral training the efforts of 10 to s WMIN-TV. Channel 2, ’7 11 at ' V Hockey Cloud liturgical on Our series the V 5:. Boxing Chicago’s Om A former teacher Phone 101 at Knox-'- on priests who take time off from I tell need be not to you sure called “Christ In The Loyola University, George Law- year parochial obligations teach to this watch I to program as Home” will it am end in St. positions ler, fills teaching very soon as SPORTING from hours weekly. 12 two to I of think most do. most GOOD Guns, you sure designed for Ammunition, Tackle' religion de- one-year John’s English and was a - of realize the Besides his heavy duties too it you many series. Can believe that you as partments. we BUILDERS HARDWARE - PAINTS things ,learn from this chaplain for St. Raphael’s Home you can had show week - have of Robert O’Brien, veteran on one a a and dean of boys Cathedral, at series about this for just S. Navy four the U. in year a Present years Jaycees the Rev. Allan Speiser carries series already? Our second will head music a military on program, 'l‘lllllLl/llll HARDWARE teaching schedule that includes Fathers” will “Faith Of Our stop John University Band the St. as instruction of freshman and fill in asked to O’Brien well teach music. now as were we re- as :- sophomore boys. is This his fifth Sheen until Bishop this spot has 'Crying places John Faith, who lowel’ ac- l0 the faculty. member of fall. would' in the return the teaching position in cepted year as a a School. 17-7 South Avenue Browerville High Public this, St. In his sixth May'l remind Cloud at all of Phone 122 year you once be will history European William Furlan would well C.H.S., the Rev. that do again to you Coach Gagliardi recently by who has taught for school teaches junior boys and girls and show in man a your your or in USAF Institute the headed Marian organization the church service senior girls. Besides his Himmels- Carl Tokyo, Japan, Lady of Gua- called Our film Cloud Hospital, Father the St. at ' bach. This would CHILDREN’PREFER. dalupe. fills his “spare work— moments” serve as a duties will priests John Two Gagliardi received the Marian climax the fitting . to . . resume author. ing as an absences after this academic “crying coaching towel” b Year. year y The Rev. John Laky, of pastor Nig- Rev. Bertram illness, the for of last week token the and leaving for Europe I proxy as a am Holy Angels’ Parish, presides 0.8.3., and the Rev. St. Cloud Jaycees’ sympathy this for week the Holy Land germann, on II classes, the the Latin and over will O.S.B. They Zellner, Aubrey Gagliardi’s appendec- I will write morning Thursday emergency so Al superintendent, the Rev. the bi— positions in their last tomy week. Guardian edition of the next resume seniors. teaches logic Kremer, to HOMOGENIZED MILK. education departments. ology and Then the York. New Films from The (whose coach young DA’ Senior thesubject of boys rnAI formally ed St. John’s write are it will following week I open he insists, is pronounced . name, under the tutelage of training or with school Sept. 16 its the Cairo, Egypt, next year from “Gay-ardi”) rushed St. F Door to Delivery was Minette, the James honor pastor in of Rev. Solemn High Mass the Rome, next from week Cloud Hospital Sept. shortly 20 has Holy Parish. Father of Spirit marked Spirit, it has the Holy Shrine the at weeks from as two after his triumphed team Call 55 over Cathedral since his since 1856. taught academic at all final and the Paris, re— Lourdes and seasons Hamline, He accepted 20-0. the the the armed forces and the Mass lease from Celebrant of London. will from week it was absorbent fabric in speech come a ASS’N, DAIRYLAND of the Gustin, dean Cloud. his St. Rev. Arno return to trip if follow You { which his you recorded from our can tape was with Supplementing his work college. each week. - column will read this hospital bed. Gagli- In the talk, Baldwin Dwor- Rev. and his The Rt. Marriage Council the following Watch the ardi reviewed the programs present setup 1 of the O.S.B., president schak, Wen— parochial obligations St. at TV: Sunday of his little and he did team, on every very addressed the university Klimek Val Channel The del’s, the Rev. KSTP-TV 5 com- 9:30 sniffing about its quality. bodies faculties and bined student sophomore boys and lteaches Christophers sens Johnny cocaptain Jim Sexton and college, the seminary stres- of Channel 11 and girls. He also assists WMIN-TV boys 10 Ior has found position the end well to Spirit the Holy the role sing for the Home. advisory capacity In The in Christ an his liking and will be firm fix— a freshmen. ' there the coach said. Waite Park; ture Association now, in C.H.S., his fifth In this, at year the At other Gene Fujan flank, teach- Edwin Omann is the Rev. “has earned steady starting a DAILY" "MADE FRESH has become junior girls. He ing Meeting Yeor’s with lst role sharp defensive work.” Holds have students who Well known to And again the Johnny has team I"; Quarters, Freezing composi- Packaged for Meat by trained sing his been to classical Coy, music-loving Dick - the special occasions in tions for who mixes editing the campus school fOr study. assigned grade and Park—The Home Waite Daily Delivery diocese. ' literary magazine with filling 9, prin- the showed how She also Jo- of St. Association School busy assistant Although he is . a tackle position with his 214- one the with correlated ciples first its meet- held Parish seph’s are Paul’s Parish, the Rev. St. at six-foot three-inch frame. pound, the 353 in taught various subjects A large Sept. 20. the of Phone ing term 354 Kleinschmidt takes Sylvester Proopodm fro-I Principal Underwriter position ‘nquod The other tackle will principle, on or grades. Each first three made of parents attendance _, girls. was sophomore time instruct to be 218-pounder handled by either basic the is she said, used that INVESTORS 2 fact DIVERSIFIED SERVICES the through possible as trip Ca- Making frequent to a 1 Scott Franta Sophomore Dean certain all students at theme of St. or this first time the a for year, Sacred his thedral from post at ; BTAIUSHED "94 AS INVESTORS SYNDICATI Hall. Hall played clever defen- school life. child’s Ave', St. Cloud period in the .18 North 9th eight all a accommodates Joseph’s l Rapids is Parish in Sauk Heart sive and Monday, at first MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA for first theme, The game one grades. " He Wiersgalla. Joseph the Rev. Hamline threw the stage quarter- the family is “the graders, a o as l in- third his meeting spending is the speaker Guest at year as back for three successive losses. ‘ society.” unit basic of Georg. A. Meekeo Elvlnd Rolf freshman boys. Holy of Kenneth of structor Sister Mary Martha Fowler 0. Karl I“. Thorn was The steaidly improving block— Rev. Claude the The pastor, 2 dis- Anthony’s Par— Melvin St. Cloud. She C. Anderson Vernon Smith Assistant School, L. at Spirit St. ing and tackling Bob of Guards briefly spoke Schwinghammer, Jacob Baas Leo Oliver ' Heltemes Christian Alfred major Rev. ish, the ‘the cussed 10 Aufenthie Froehle Pearl M. Murphy and Chuck John F. the Happo addition about the to new which have been his time teach principles to social contributes Emil Swanson Al. Ciemia combined the standout with line- which has just been school com- Delmar girls. Buer ' freshman LaRose Prayer backing of Center Harry the He thanked pleted. parents Printings 100 Lund Curtis makes the of the Johnny center in the their interest for progress OSCAR HAGEN, Divisional Manager line almost impenetrable. the school for of the and Judged... co-op— containing A. book London. —— the In backfield, Quarterback which ‘- sacrifices eration 822% St. Germain and :. 100 in written the Hail Mary Hergott has I/Vayne developed the building possible. made Cloud. Minna-cu st. ' . new presented been to has languages BEER capable signal-caller into and AMERICA'S FINEST \k Telephone 488 a a presi- the Harold Young- Lady of Our Shrine the National new threat Jim constant passer. as a the presided business dent, Norfolk by a'. in Walsingham of be Lehman developing to seems this meeting. Other officers for of Grimshaw Francis Archbishop into halfback Gagli- the of type Baker, John vice Mrs. compiled by It Birmingham. year are: was the of Authors Famous By has been searching ardi for. Edward Ems- president; Mrs. Eng- Venerable the students of Freshman Fullback Dick Mil- A‘hdrew Daily Missal Sister Sainl and semi- lander, British secretary; the College, lish ler shows promise of driving abil- Elaine, Mary treasurer. in Rome. CATHOLIC nary Gagliardi and has been work- ity for Sundays and Mass Principal AID the lad’s speed and ing on maneu- plus Deaths Feasts Benediction. verability. Lowell Meuwissen, prayers , for Confession, Holy Commun- Schmitz, and Jack Payette Ray also fullback. will action at olher devotions. ion. Liturgical see INSURANCE IRISSELX INTEIIATIOIAL ’ COSTS lESS St. John’s renewed hoary its English commentaries. and Latin IEIEIIIII COMPETITION ' ‘ Palm J. J. Hogenlon, with St. ridze, and Mrs. football rivalry Cloud Padden William I throughout. colors. Printed in 2 . Calif. Springs. Teachers" College Eept. 25. Both 1. Winkelmun John J. - Requiem Mass of 0sakis.——A Solemn V eosy-lo—read type. defending champions 3,6133%“: teams are Immaculate in the '20 offered Sept. Duelm.—Funeral services was were con- their conferences William Padden, in and -b h. Church t Conception for These St. Lawrence’s 25 in ducted Sept. Rules o Compare, 8.26 Officiating who Sept. 17. died pages 70. Winkelmnn, John J. '77, Church for 95.95535 lettermeln back have 13 this I ~ year. Mohm. James the Rev. priests Mon- _ The Rt. Rev. died Sept. 22. who were The LOHMANN, Company E. II. At stake the traditional the Rev. Klockner. and was the W. Rev. ofiered ‘the Re- Henry Frank signor Plan. life in St. Burial “Granite Slab,” which is Petermeier. 20-Yeur Payment in Benedict the Mass. in parish was quiem Burial now ggpllismm. Huncn Goons was RELIGIOUS ARTICLES Rot-.22: I 8—;- — Wis. Hudson. Patrick's Cemetery at the Rose His wife. former cemetery. W“ Teachers, possession h of t e and wife, Marie. Surviving two his eight children: survives with Schaefer, are last fall. thanks victory 7-0 to Brecken- Padden. sisters. Miss Ethel a Kenneth, Peter, Don- Arnold, Walter, $1000.00 Annual Per Premium Hinkenleyer (Rose). Man. Paul and ald. Frederick and Gerhard. Foley: and surviving Calif, Also Greenfield, are a O’anour Foley, and Mrs. Mary Rau. sister. Everything in a (Years) (Years) Age Age Cloud. brother, Henry, St. Klein Christina Mn. ..$24.84 Refrigeration ..$13.56 30 a“ 0 ......................... Christina Klein. Richmond. Mrs. .......................... — 27.84 buried the died Sept. in who 17. Air-Conditioning was 35 " Requiem Mass after ..................... .. parish cemetery 3 Peter's Church. Mrs. St. Sept. 20 in 3.1.68 17.04 40 Appliances 10 " the Christian membe; of Klein .......................... .. .......................... .. was a. Savings Society. Mothers' ' 45.. Groskopp SERVICE William SALES . -_- ..43.44 Mohm Osakis.—T‘»he -Rev. James so 20 20.52 ........................... ........................ .. in the Requiem Mass Sept. 22 offered PFLEPSEN 5'5 51.48 Immaculate Conception Church for the 22.44 25 .......................... .. ......................... .. who Sept. William Groskopp, 84, died IN} the parish Burial in 19. cemetery. was REFRIGERATION five sisters. Surviving are Woinen Moeller Catherine Mrs. Chil- and Men, Over 12,000 Catholic Lake—Funeral for services Pearl A ,iholic Church Loans who Sept. Mueller. died Catherine Mrs. Cloud Insurance Cloud Diocese.Have st. the St. dren in Ph. 5166 Holy Cross held Sept. 21 in 18. were with burial St. Augusta’s Church. in With Us. ' Law- Surviving is Cemetery. son. a Lake. Also surviving Pearl are CLAREY, Minn. rence. ",iriisrAN brother: Sis- following and the sisters Minneapolis, & INC. l Dak.; Frank N. ENJO‘I" Vincent. Minot. ter Hempsll . . Kifimeyer. Mrs. . Kiffmeyer. Irene and Mail For Information to ‘ Information (Elizabeth), St. Augusta. further Val Spoden For .3 grandchildren. There eight A Yodr 0mm- are Society Parish Local Consult ' Thul Quintin J. OR Joseph Perszyk Write or ' who CATHOLIC Perszyk, Perham.—Joseph 67, Robie W. 195‘ ASSN. AID buried in the parish died Sept. 14. was Muss Requiem Sept. after CREAM cemetery. 9. - . Minn. St. Paul, IBE 1 Church. TherReu. Stanislaus’ in St. 20 of Minnesota :- officiated. His wife Fadrowski 3' A- I Cathedral be might to l He a seem following and the with survive: sons Council Student by- High School Port Perham; James, Edwin, daughter: Ko'rto Joseph B. Tait representatives. Mrs. James faculty and shot of student and Angeles, Calif.: judging this word, from Also surviving Maywood. Ill. (Irene), Rachel Coborn; Nancy treasurer, right the Left secretary, to N. are 522-9“! St. 7 KEMPS Paluhcki LADY { Mrs. Ann 9th 5!. sisters: four 47 are junior faculty David Cook; representa- . vice president, Humphrey; Port Gonderia, both Teda of and Mrs. Minn. Cloud, St. ' St. Minn. aul 'CREAM 2, or ICE CATERING Pauline Perszyk: Chicago, Calif.; Mrs. senior faculty Gerald Meyer; president, Sister. Joyce; tive, repre- 2nd l Janns- 9th & No. and Mrs. Frances Ave. Perham; Call 567 faculty representative, Angelo; and sophomore Sister sentative, grand- There five znwsla. Erskine. are Norbert Ann. Sister children. M . . . i a.