St. Cloud register (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1938-1955
October 29, 1954 · Page 6 of 8
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I - . . , _. _ \ SEVEN Friday, October 29, 1954 PAGE THE ; Apostolale ‘Journey 'ol Rogpickers. ThroughoulL Sweeps FronCe I To Paris.—-—Some 30,000 French down-and-outers, who helped clothed, families than 2,000 themselves by support more recover- homeless housed ing and and items from trash persons rags your , heaps. cared houses He virtually for, 1,164 under without AMERICA'S was con— struction, funds. 12,- ONLY . , After stirring like appeal 0 0' govern- a on a Portrait PNEUMATIC I radio b d (Continued reluctantly From Page 4) t t r o a c n ‘e m e r- a s F , , him, lodgings granted the Capuchin began SHOE ’ privilege gency offer Mass eai’ly to receive gifts from planned all to throughout morning ‘during in stay — » ‘ one my the of nation. Within few weeks part a a Rome, are that I shall memory a he had collected of'Abbe' about $1,250,- saga always in View the treasure of ' 000. Cellars and granaries known Pierre, were fact that it is difficult for so . emptied, and thousands of Jthe “rag-I tons ’ as the ordinary priest obtain to of supplies pick'ers’ given the were a p o s- this permission. tle.” poor. of . Chair St. Peter In spite campaign’s his of Throughout Abbe Pierre great success, the E In the (the semi- e u r o p apse 7 what points that has out been priest’s French circular behind the Abbe Pierre space done fa is nothing so com- campaign dramatic last to Papal Altar) is the Chair of year pared with what remains be to Paris’ in the homeless shelter Peter. St. This is magnifi- a done. Trucks traveling through- instant achieved winter in bronze that cent monument severe France marked with only out are striking Most suppert. contains success wooden chair, a name—Abbe Pierre—and one the lof Capuchin’s work the I which believed is have been 1695 was to everybody understands and con~ the of building town, by St. Peter. used new a tributes. All classes of society Plessis-Trevise, of community The which itself, monument take in the part movement. in erected homes 48 Where were 1 In addition the campaign, by Bernini, created is im- to WALK IN was days. 80 ‘ the “ragpickers’ apostle” con- ,. pressive: A huge throne “sup- Relatively last Jan» unknown tinues direct the community to CUSHIONED ; had served although he as ported” by the four Doctors of uary, he founded, the known “Rag- as National As- the of member a Church—St. the Ambrose, St. ' of Erasmus.” has coMFORT. It men grown * decided Abbe Pierre to sembly, St. Augustine, Athanasius, Because it is “special” in and since last February from 150 to so He homeless. city’s help .the or— St. John Chrysostom. 600, has been divided into brings, and the happiness it of small community we 'itual ganized the Members of New- a Illies, in Club director, Father Wilfred four ragpickers of two Newman air/ A of sealed St- PGIQY’S 1335mm springy layer is groups, take special in the posing care Club shown and of construction workers. two literally are re- . With man filled statues between Evening Mass Oct. \cells and the 14. sole in- UNION Christmas of gift portraits. BANK STATE. Five priests besides Abbe , Holy Communion from their ceivmg And and monuments. yet it spir- sole walk actually lets you Pierre for the Telephone for appointment community’s the impression now. care your never conveys feet air. Your cush- MINN. RAPIDS. spiritual SAUK its needs. And on are being maga- of crowded. Everything ilfllll zine,‘ Hunger and Thirst, has ioned the shocks against be in good and to taste Loans seems & Insurance l sales of [NCWC 100,900. Radio well appointed. The visitor and walking. jars of For the and Wire] hours here spend and still DEPOSIT FEDERAL 'MEMBER can comfortable shoe most ever . . only fraction of what INSURANCE CORPORATION see a Our of‘new selection $1,000,000 Dayton U. see . attend- Rose Fuchs, there is be . . the bridegroom’s Katherine Tabery, to Leukam-Mohs seen. were today: Airfilms , Rosemary and Rome, Viola Mobs Atkinson. ants. Martina—Miss Bullding St. PI‘OJBCt Set ‘ During visit to v—a - my married Hunstiger-Iten Leukam Aloys and the frequented Athey-Boyle chapel were in Airlilm registered is most FOURTH a , Dayton, 0. of Father Andrew marriage before 'LuXembrug.—The Church Martin’s St. in Herman. the Basilica that of the Trademark Airlllm Miss Ileen of Corp. Boyle —— was WARD — L. OSeebold, S.M., president daughter of O.S.B., Miss Carol Jane Iten, Cyril Ortman, Rev. the_ and James Presentation of the Blessed Athey niarried NEW CLOTHES were Dayton University, ‘ ’announced Alphonse Iten, of Mr. and Mrs. Oct. 19. in St. Charles’ Virgin Mary. Here Church before is the on - pre- MARKET y plans for $1,000,000 ' building of of Edmund J. Hunstiger; daughter to is the bride The Rev. crystal a son served casket the Victor Kinzer in Oct. 11. on a STORE .r’ university Hunstiger, the Mr. and Mrs. Leo at house the The to Joseph ,Mohs. and Mrs. Mr. bride body X. The The 'of St. Pius is the daughter of re- GRAPHGR " DHOTO chemistry, Jos. Gnifkowski geology, chemical Wendelin’s took place St. and and in sonof Mr. the is bridegroom Mr. exposed full and Mrs. Tim Boyle. The main: to are Opposite Post Office engineering departments. Ground Angeline Church Oct. 6. Leukam. MEATS' Joseph Mrs. bridegroom and although the face is the of Mr. view, and 509% St. Germain son St. Cloud, Minn. breaking scheduled is for Weich- next the The Rev. Frederick Berling John Mth and Mrs. Athey. hands of saintly Pontiff were’ Attending the couple the GROCERIES ‘ spring. ' witnessed the attendants. ceremony solid gold mann Mary Athey covered‘with Jane and were a are HOME-MADE The four-story will and Mass. Aittend- structure offered the EXPERIENCED Kevin Boyle. mask and gloves. ‘Hammers-Altltadt * SAUSAGE be the second unit the univer— Mrs. Mel- in Joyce lten, ants were the leaving Basilica, Perham.—Prior Nuptial Marohn-Balder Before I to a sity’s development and 10-year vin Traut, David Hunstiger, pro- I paid visit the also Jo- grot- St. to Oct. 11 in offered Established 1910 Mass Hillman. Nuptial Before a will dedicated a be Melvin Traut. and to — gram the underneath Basilica. Florence toes Church, Miss seph’s Mass offered Oct. in St. 16 Rita’s PHONE 2052-53 roth William Wohlleben, B er l Kapphahn-Fischer ' Some Popes buried 143 Mr. and of daughter Altstadt, Chuugch, Miss are Norina Balder, 9 . S.M., chemical head the YEARsAs of Cloud‘l—Miss 9th Cloud en- St. 403 Ave. N. St. Mary II ane other here, well the became Altstadt, Frank Mrs. daughter asymany of Mr. and Mrs. Otto as - gineering department since 1910. became the bride of Clif- Fischer Balder, Churchmen and outstanding Hammers,‘ Robert . of bride becamethe bride Carl son of Nup- ford Kapphahn prior to‘ a distinguished lay Ham- Mrs. Henry and of Mr. Marohn, of Mr. persons. and Mrs. son DEPUTY YOUR Holy tial Mass Oct. in Spirit 16 'WANTED Dent. SALE William and FOR Marohn. Pius XI and The tombs of mers, Church. The Rev. James Minette ,. Wildenborg‘ John G. Rev. The? ' Cardinal del Val, which Merry The Rev. Joseph Percic clee- celebrated the Mass. bride’s The the Mass. WANTED celebrated :Vestment condition be particular interest SHERIFF—’ in good that of to brated cases can re- the Mass. The bride’s were or at— bride is daughter The the of Richard Mrs. attendants conditioned. Write Box Cloud, side by side and 229, St. Minn. were tendants Mrs. Dolores Sul- me, are are were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fischer. The Eickschen, Rose and Mary Ann, located close the tomb to livan‘ Lucille and Meyer. very The I FOR SALE: Very bridegroom cheap. feed for is the of Mrs. hopper coal stokers Trio bridegroom’s PERFORMING at- The Hammers. son of St. Peter. bridegroom’s attendants were Kapphahn, Clara Wayzata. Jean- parish buildings. Albany, Minn. Kittelson Heatihg Co., Eick- Richard average tendants Vatican were Raymond Balder and Ralph week: The Next Doris, and Kay Fischer. Donald ette, and Stoll, Louis schen, Smude. ’ Museums. ‘ THE DUTIES Kapphahn, Ralph Thomas Fisch- k Hammers. \ ' mute Kapphahn and Roman Classified were er, Movies Golly-Schneider ‘ the attendants. Oct. 14 HE Grove—Married; WILL HAVE Meire Kraemera-Corrigan + offered Nuptial Mass prior to a [healers The following list in includes appearing Nuptial movies Duelm.~—Prior to at a Church Baptist’s the John St. in Randall, these Alexandria, Clarissa, Foley, Parkers Prairie, Mas offered Oct. in Law- 12 St. towns: TO DIRECT Schneider, Arlene M. MiSS were inlV St. Cloud. lusts/M and offered St. Mass Oct. in Law— 12 \ John ‘Mrs. and of Mr. daughter Corrigan, daughter of Mr. A-l and w Joseph Golly, and Schneider, Unob'jectionable son Adults Children Corrigan, became Mai-ally and Mrs. Emmet for Golly. Mrs. James AS and Mr. of Khyber Rifles Alfred Beneath 12-Mile Reef of the x the bride of Kraemer, The King son Kreuter, Joseph Rev. The Kettle At Home Mr. and Mrs. Adam Kraemer. Bengal Brigade Ma and Pa of At- Mass. the offered O.S.B., SHERIFE The Rt. Rev. vMonsignor Henry Command, The Pinocchio Ludwina tendants were Attending Frank officiated. the Riding Dow". Laredo Shotgun Way Schneider. Elmer Schneider and Co'rrigan, couple Kathleen Iron Mountain Trail Roogie’s Bump were Schmiu-Preussen Bolfing, and Roman Irene and From Killers Space Westerner Louis Cyril Kraemers. Miss Mary- Morrill. A-2 ll”, 0F STEARNS COUNTY PM.“ v -— / and Mr. of daughter Preusser, Unobjectionable Only Morally for Adulls Welters-Gobernatz the became Joseph Prusser, Mrs. A Woman’s World Kiss Death of Holdingford.—Married Oct. 20 of. Schmitt, Ralph bride of Naked Down At Socorro Jungle son Nuptial prior Mass offered to , a VETERAN OF WORLD WAR II g: prior Schmitt, Ann and Mrs. Mr. I I, The the Waterfront Egg And 0n Miss in St. Mary’s Church were _ ofl’ered Solemn/Nuptial Mass MARRIED AND HAS FAMILY to Riot 11 Gunfighters Cell Block in Phyllis Gobernatz, daughter of a ’ you OAN.EAsny Church. Joseph’s in St. Sept. 25 Daltons James The Jesse and Mrs. Joseph Gobernatz, --_ Mr. vs. T of- Preusser August The Rev. X PETER LAHR. B Ervin Welters, and of Mr. son Rev. by assisted the ficiated, Objectionable Morally for Everyone Albany. and Mrs. Peter VVelters, INSTAIL_IT I\ and YOURSELF deacon, Nicholas Donnay, Bride—(Objection: and offered A Male Suggestive. situations The Rev. B. Karels the Was War sub— Rev.'William Tarman, the Mass. Attendants Howard dialogue.) were Pol. Adv. couple Wail, the Attending gleacon. Symalla, Suggestive sequences.) Gobernatz, Matthew Long The—(Objection: Delphine Scheper, Leona were Jerome Preussel‘. Scheper, and dealer’s Maytag Dingmann-Schreifels at your ’ Spring—Miss Jeanette T0 Cold COME \ Linus Dingmann and Schreifels Oct. 19\ marriage exchanged vows AUTOMATICS ADVANCE D, after Church, Boniface’s in St. HAll. MATHEW Hohman, Rev. Othmar which the the Mass. celebrated O.S.B., daughter is the of bride The beautiful i own! and Dryer C0. Washer [UMBER Schreifels, Herbert Mrs. Mr. and the most you can is the of bridegroom the and son Herman Dingmann, Mrs. and Mr. bridal Attending the Spring. Cold Schrei- Mary Anne couple were 30—1954 0CT. SAT. Julian Din‘gmann, fels, Laura Ding- Schreifels, and Clarence ' mann. FREE FOR Menzhuber-Rennie Jane Joseph.—Miss Mary St. becfihe the bride of Rennie DEMONSTRATION Menzhuber prior Lowell to a Nuptial Joseph’s Mass in St. Roth, Rev. Marian Church. The officiated. O.S.B., Carol and Daniel Rennie Mrs. Roy bride’s attendants. the were Daniel Hemberger Walz and Mathew lumber Hull Co. Tuesduy, V_oTe 2 NOV. Minnesota St. Cloud ' Johnl: For Jack i - ICHARDSON ' andiddte For C - SENATOR STATE finest automolicsq the Supermalics, Mayfog’s These are Automatic Automatic. Dryer Washer Maytag’s .Maytag’s new new Legislative District 45th floats away! lint suds. "water... saves lack about Richardson: ‘Facts Few A principle Revolutionary floats lint and small, drying for Control Level this Water Automatic Just set new Cloud St. Rural Route 1, Raised Farm, Born and on needed. down the drain. automatically Means adjusts moisture venting is clothes. full loads of It medium, 9 School no Cathedral Graduate, St. Cloud or - easily heavy shag be dried Even in gallons of hot cotton Saves 9 Air Force both wash and Army rinse ' 1917-18, to Months in France, water. rugs Served 14 can up short cycle. lowy dries fragile Low, Cloud total. Makes temperature St. small loads—lll/z gallons Business, it and Real Estate Insurance water one prac- on ‘ fabrics with complete safety. Full-opening President 1948-52 door. Council; City of Cloud soiled. Member St. clothes they’re tical, economical wash to as Children Family of Four Home Owner Married — —— Operation Successful Business Years of Over 30 f ‘D. MA _ ' Ability Of Proven Man A For SHO‘P Vote Richardson-for-Senator I. Howard Volunteer Committee, Inserted Prepared by and Secretary. Donohue, ST. CLOUD, MINNESOTA PH. 49 5TH AVE. SO. 12 - - Q