News Section--Page 10A THE OBSERVER EDITION OF OUR SUNDAY VISITOR Sunday, June 13, 1948
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Measure A, ,n oils s Schoo, Honor an ms.
I ~~ ~ ~/~/~ I I Sophomores: Mary C our r i e r,
~franr[~r[ In Fnn[and Hrnad Roll Announced Mar[lyE Egger, James Field, Jane
4mW~ml~mnm~ mmm kmm~ul~uulm~ Vl~Itwlbs ..... ~, . . Freeman, Anna Marie Moscato,
£. NI~ I* / • * ~ / \~t-~'~"~ -~'/X~] ] r~lgm--wnen ixnai report earns/Donne McAl,)inJames McGraw
Air INW~tllC~ nm,,~rlean lnnnra¢¢ l ~" _ "~f land credits were issued this weekJJerome Rach'ner JinXes Richert'
~L /VllJm! J-tlmllb, llJUnl ~t.vln~.~lSJJ / ~ (|~ A ]at St. Edward's high school the[ ........ ". ...... '
-- , • ' . ivlarle welsher, J.vlargle WOLrL
J ~\ ~1 I~ ]i |Rev. E. A. O Brmn made the de-| .....
• ......... --'-----'---7- ..... / \\\ ~[ I~ ]}} |tribution of cards and announced| Freshmen: Vlrgmm t~ecKmann,
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Dlsnop I~lOnOWSKI, / ~.~ ,~'1~ ~ ~,.~ [the followin~ students had made|Juan Clark, Carmen Flares, Jean-~t
Senator Myers Among Speakers At Sessions; l 'kk,~ ~ [I~ /f~ ]the honor ro"lh ~ne Haverkampf, Delores Kroe, ger,
A,~. , ~, . R , . . =1= ,~, . I ~i\\ i~rt II'~ # 71 / Seniors" Laurence Corr Patri ~ ~onald Kleiser, Francis r~tein,
~,narnes KozmareK Keeuecrea uo rresiaency I ~\\ i~]]U'/ ///~ /cia Dohert,, Teresa Dietz FaithlDorothy Miazga Nancy NelIe
] --~,"\\ IY] ~ ///~ |McAlnin Gerald Pease Gloria[Thelander, Robert Thornhdl, Ra~-
Philadelphia. -- (NC) -- Legislation aiding European | ~.'-~:)lf,~'~ ~--xlf:~(,/~ |Vicks[rom, Theodore Schnell. [mend Winesburg.
' ..... %: ,P- Juniors" Mary Ann Beckmann, Second honors" Phyllis Reinhart,
DP s which would include former Pohsh soldiers now ]n End,- | | : ..... | ," .....
.............. o / t~: !./'~-.Jr 7N~,.~ "J- lEugene ~onmKe, uarDara ~ruck-IAnna Mac Racnner, Snaron WCZ-
mno, was aavoca[eo a[ [ne secon quaarenmal convenuon "*z r ....
.................. I ~.~.~ ~y~/'~r |er, Maureen Burnell, Vtrgmm|strom, Lo,s Conro, Mary Ann
o~ me ~'oL,sn ~merman uongress here. ~ne aetega~es vo~eo l • | L/.I ] ~ ~ i • /Grollemoad, Lillian Heine, Joseph I Grove, Mary Glenn Smith, Mary
to send a delegation to Washington to present the organiza- I /~.'~7) 1~ [Manning, Donna Mciay MaureennTherese Zenk, Nancy Kelly, Bar-
I:,OT~,eS ~t~mdt~:n memlb::ShoefdeC:ngress" . | /OoCrrWIei~,~ce~l~ilhv~%~e,/~ara Rineheart and John Schofield.
by Charles Rozmarek of Chicago, eral Tom C Clark; Bishop Henry| .~f~'~[ ._ /~/ r . ~ a
reelected pre .ident of the Con- T. lo.owsk , A.xil ary of Sora.-I,I
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gress, and will include Ignacy[ton; Mayor Bernard Samuel of l - ,.
f# ~t .~v..uj w.v,t .,,. ~.n
Nurkiewicz of Brooklyn, head of Philadelphia: Stanislaw Mikolajc-[ k~"J t~_J~l I:.. . ..... .., II I
the Congress' displaced persons zvk former vice ,~remier -t P- 1 ~1 ~lf] ]DlSnOp 8 aura jUDilee IJ --~.-.-,,v[ I
committee. It will advocate sup-l • ~ "'. ..... ~" .. I l II ............... I
, tuna, wno nea tne nauon to es , rUINt:KAL rlUMI:
port of all measures to aid DPs.[ "l IN OUR COUNTRY S SERVICE | Pittsbur~h--¢NC~ The Dioces~[| |
• cape assassination at the hands~ • " '. "-- •
Representative Donald L. Jack-I - - I A ...... F ..... I ,ervice~ for Pfc IOf Pittsburgh will welcome its new II Tu, r I
son of California, addressed thelof the Reds, and U. ~. ~enator B,~e D. Juneau. ~9. ~on.o( Mr. a.n¢/JCoadjutor Bishop, the Most ReD. J| " • I
• • . . i mrm. ~. ~. Juneau, were nel(l "llnursuey
final sess mnof the,conventmn I Franc~s J. Myers of Pennsylvama. myrn~g. June 3. in. Sacred Heart church. !,J°hn F. Dearden, .and will eel e-J| E. Dubuque IIIinol0 |
aavoca~eu me ouuawlng OI ~ne| mh,~ A,~l.~at~..~-;-,~.,4,,A . ¢!,.1^..~.~ #.ne n:ev. J. U. ~albtnaier pastor was Iora~e tne oven anniversary o~ ~ne IN
_Communist Party in the United] Pon~'i~fical'~I~ass w~i~cl~"was o~ered Beulerbarlanwtas°fmthe flocmn ..R,equiem M .... [ordination of its Bishop, the Most I" " " |
~tLti::tenant Governor Arthur W.[ilYarBy'Sh:f H~ghdLpML':?b'BA~X; [~di~:r~°~eu ~rm:o:e~nda~:d~r~]°n VjuHn:gh,Ct Bn°Yl~e:nt cae~omu°n~ts-/ ~ ,
Coolidge of Massachusetts, told|Klonowski, who preached the ser- Pie Zunea: was killed durin th " | A Solemn Pontifical Mass ,will | t ;ll n;I
¢ne .aelega~es ~.ne. ~owecTaom~:.|mon' emphasized the love which vasio~ el F...... n June 13.-19%4. • m-[be offered in St. Paul's Cathedral.| ...... w
hated government ox,,rmana naanthe Poles have for the Holy See z S~rvt]in~eaumrejhispa~e~; one brother, lBishop Boyle will preside and[, I
stoopea ~o a.new ,ow re.corrupt-land their great devotion to the o'tto" Rethwis'ch 'of O,we~oe~'~e~re~'lBish°v~Dearden willbe the e.ele-[I UEHREN & FURLON
lEg. ~ne youth ox ~ne na~]on. ~e|Blessea morner. ME. Math, w Wdrleh and 'Mrs. victor lOrant. J~onowmg tEe mass tEe tWO ll G
poln~eu ou~ ~nac orulnarlly young i m
......... "| Mayor Samuel lauded the Polish w! es ot Aurora, and Mrs. Donald nBiahops will be guests of honor at [| Furniture and Ra|s I
seers, receive .~ne~r. ren.gmus eaU-lAmer]canu Congress as an orwani-o "aHam~rva?dner-- °[Th~aPRrwne'=ec. L. M ............ ~ ..... [a luncheon in the William Penn]| Cha~l Home J
cat|on Iromcnmr roomers, o
...... ' .... 1 /zation which stands neither for pastor of st. Joseph's church, offlcia~ [Hotel, which will be attended by i| Ambulance So.ic, I
aaoea znac now more man "/"odlessness nor totalitarianism at the funerel services of .Corp. Robert L. [pctests of the diecese. Bishop [I ~h .... ¢~A
000,000 motherless waifs in Poland/~ ........... ". Breay test Tuesaay mornmg in St Jo-lB,~la ,,~hn h .......... A #t.~ll .......... I~1 |22, Nlt~ R~h 70J
ar2. bLo,?z~• up ]no St toem n tits ./Co n; OernetYha eneroaw ar nZ 'isato rn; ~.h~eseCphl~rCh.emle~.~ment was made in I ¢ts urgh diecese ~or 27 years:[I OA'ENA. ,,uNo,s I
".~" ....;' ~#, %~"~'°,~'~i~b .ter~n~/will be found a record as brilliant Corp. Brad~ w~ a Iraduate of St, Jo-I Latrobe, Pa, [I I
wnose clenc,~lea nsc s al~ gl"e* lad ..... i,h ,ro~.~a., .. ,~.. ^¢ seph's parochial school. He entered service [: .-
down the Christian cross." /~ v, * ~ti ,, .,,;, ,,-,~lS~u# ?a ~ .... v~ June 21, 1943, and after training was l , ="
... . .. .... i~otana ann ]~s ~nousana years ol sent to India with the 967th engineers onI mm
utners wno aaaressea me con-lconstant battles for liberty." He the Ledo~Burman road. "On April 3, 1945. l r l
ncld Attoine Gen after working on the boats in a tempera
vention i u ed " Y -lsaid the U S government is . ! I=r¢ n/ rT
• . * " . ture of 155 degrees, ne went awimming
,~ |ready, wflhng and able to and the and died of a heart attack. " / mu vvut
[suffering in Poland, but "a totali- Besides his parents, survivors are two I u
• brothers Richard a senior in high school
~.~uss~tw.,mmm~. ~tarxan government decree~ other- . ..: : ....... ].
• • . ; anu lineman, wno is stUGylng for the -
smar lw se and ~ssued another command- priesthood at Loras college, Dubuque, Ia. II H U L B " R T °
I • 1 • Iment: Thou shalt not fee the ~-- In
hungry nor heal the sick " _ Roekfo.rd -- Mrs..Anna M. Francis 81 MER y c ~ me
I E ml • Pt" v • I 1 • ., . , ,[I CHANT TAILORS DR_ _LEA..E_,,
I. I . i £ i • I st, Mary s partsn, June I. II
I• ~ ~ ~ I I ~' ... .. , Amboy -- Frank A. Sehnorr, 79. St. II NEXT TO f'lTY HAll g~gPpf~DT
I m~ ~ ~ ~1 I DISnOD MarKS Patrick's parish, May 31. [I ...... ~ .........
Id~"~m~ ~ ~ I ~ • ~a m*a Aurora -- Lawrence M. Kartheiser, 80, ["
........... l l~Ual lUDIlee 319 Benton St., St. Mary's parish June 6. /
~~ [ " William Mahony, 73, 143 S. Lake St, Im •
. ~ Holy Angels parish, May 30.
I FOR PROMPT REMOVAL OF : Sagmaw -- (NC) -- The Most Mathew s. w,**, e~, Unio. st,][ Al l~'rnM P_ VI~VI~DV l
I ~,,**h ^n ~,¢ffi,~e, ,unu**e ReD. William Murphy, first Bishop St~ Nich.olas parish, June 3.. ........ II m=tv~||l~ ~e Vl~l~m.-hl n
1 o .~agmaw, cete.~racea me. ~encn 9ts N. Washington Ave.. Holy Cross par-hi Ir~lgTIKIl~"rlVg DMt'~Tfl/'~.DADM¢ I
I Phone Us Collect anniversary of hls installatlon and ash, June 2. II -,-..--.,.,w--.v.. ., ,v.vv.r~., ,~. I
Crystal Lake LnndeSusan giley |~
1 the 40th anniversary of his ordina- month~ St -hum ' ... . . Im 20 s Chicago Freeport I
• • • * • , . "11 as parish, June ~. I "
I Samtary Render,ng Co. tlon by offermg a Solemn Pontiff- John Albert Zenk 67 St Thomas par-II "
I u.:- .)o~o g.=...., col Mass in St. Mary's Cathedral, ish, May 30. ' ' " - I
m~m ~.~. .,~.v~ ' Elgin -- Mies Mary Connor81 92 S I|
here. The sermon was preached b .' ' •
I . . . Y Jackson St., St. Laurence potash, June 8.
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Bmhop Allen Babcock, Auxdlary Mi~ Nellie Hayrs, 88 St. Joseph'sII FREEPORT HARDWARE CO. I
.......... of Detroit. Following the Mass,parish, June 2. ' Ill
LAUlg~ ~tlOa=t Bight,, M .... h ........... ~ .,.e Mrs. Marxaret Snow McCartney, ~8, 443 [| DU PONT PAINTS -- APPLIANCES |
Fat Finer Footwear . a~"~l~*~ __JV'~'4t~kl~A~¢7 --%~'~• ,6 .... v. Ryerson Ave,, St. Laurence parish, June 3.II Main 286 Froopo~ I
I:R,~naSAM ~H~:~BY VITAtlTY MftrMt nonor ac a umner wn]cn was ac- Miss Bernice M. O'Flaherty 41 15 Hill 1 • T
............ " .......... " - - " Ave t Ma s art h Jun' 4 ' ]1
ART TOPPER teuded by pmests of the diocese..,s. ry" p "s , e . I_
KARL " "PINDL'R " Mrs. Lucile Mary V0gt, 50, 426 South[i •
N. ~ g ~ St. St Laurence parish May 80.
........ Geneva -- Pedro Her .... 44, Chios,oil BARES BROTHERS MOBIL GAS STATIONS I
nellman s rncrure Northwesters Bunk House, St. Peter's par-II Chi¢a • & S tin So Goleno a Garden 1
• " ash, May 25. I P P ~ •
Wnns Club Pr,ze Hampshire -- Henry C. PischeIo 73. St. If '*TONS In ~rvJc,." I
• ~ Charles Borromeo parish, May 30 i l Sl.. ...,.7.. .-.,.%. .--w I
e, .... Mrs. Loretto Elizabeth Savage, 45, St. II u i.i. -- KVLt.tg = ~nK,= -- KAI i
~ternng ~ Wllham Hellman's Charles Borromeo parish, May 30. I" r
picture of a busy Chicago street McHenry -- Mrs. Vera Laure~ 53, St. /
Mary's parish, June 8.
b~WBERRY'S taken from the twentieth story of Sterlin~ -- Mrs. Kathryn Boesen, 64, FREEPORT FLORAL CO.
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"It run8 us quiet slneo we had it serviced
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Bob Sieferman's
Standard Service
Opposite St. Vincent'o Homo
One-, 7 ~ M. te 10 P. M.
the Morrison hotel, was declared
by the judges as the best snapshot
entered in the recent contest of
the St. Mary Camera club.
The judge's committee consist-
ed of Mary Mulford, Jeanne
Welch, Pat McGinn, Charles
Sprinkel and Allen Keegan.
Each member of the Camera
club was allowed to invite one
guest to the picnic at the White
Pines Park last week. Mary Mul-
ford was chairman of foods de-
partment, Joan Kane and Peggy
Quash were in charge of invita-
tions, and Allen Keegan planned
activities.
Norbert Aldrich
Wins Bittorf
Scholarship
Sterling---Mrs. H. V. Bittorf of
Sterling has sponsored a scholar-
ship for a. Catholic Community
high student which henceforth will
be an annual award. The 1948
winner of the Bittorf scholarship
is Norbert Aldrich, son of Mr.
and Mrs. N. L. Aldrich, who plans
to enter the College of Pharmacy
of Creighton University, Omaha,
Neb.
When the National Honor So-
ciety, a carefully chosen group of
students from the upper 15 percent
of the class, was reorganized by
the 1948 Community seniors, Nor-
bert Aldrich was selected as the
I president of the local chapter• He
~was also chosen on a strict per-
centage basis b7 vote of all mem-
bers for tho first annual award
to be present~l to the outltend-
ing ~nomber o~ St. Ma~y's ban&
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Sacred Heart varish, June $.
Mrs. P. W. Maxfleld, 78, St. Mary's par-
ash, June 6.
The Rev. Thomas F. Leydon died June
18, 1924 at Freeport, Ill., and la buried in
Calvary Cemetery, Chicago, Ill.
"Grant, we beseech, Thee." etc.
Boy Wins Prize
For Recipe File
Sterling--James Graft, Catholic
Community high student, won the
)raze for the neatest recipe file at
the annual exhibit of home eco-
nomics classes held in May. Win-
ners of cake vrizes were: first
place, Donna Payee; second, La-
vonne McDonnell; and third The-
resa Shauff.
In the sewing group, Rosemary
Enpen and Pat Finnegan won first
and second, respectively for ap-
rons; Anne Rock and Phyllis Pes-
chel in Red Cross projects; Marie
Barry and Phyllis Waldschmidt
for dresses; Mary Ann Murphy
and Rata M inertz for blouses.
57 Initiated By
Knights Of Columbus
Dixon--Dixon council, Knights
of Columbus, initiated a class of
57 candidates from Dixon, Rock
Falls and Sterling last Sunday in
St. Anne's hall here.
Major degree work was in
charge of District Deputy John
H. McKeown, Chicago, who was
assisted by Peter Kelly, former
All-Amertean g~mrd ~t Notre
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