The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1914-10-10

pODpInSuale: Inc women OF INT
Sacred Heart parish will give a. care
social in the parish hall, Wednesday
evening, October IA, at eight o'clock
The pastor, Reverend William Fl
Blum, has been caring for the needs
of st. Vincents parish, Osseo, since
the recent death of Father Savoy.
Chaska: The annual conventions
of the Staats-Verband and of the Ger
man Roman Catholic Aid Association
which opened at Chaska on September
q, closed on the following Wednes
day. The religious and business pro
grams outlined in last weeks issue
were carried out in detail There was
a large attendance of delegates and
visitors which taxed the accommoda.
ton of the town. The parade took
place on Sunday afternoon and was
! participated in by about twenty-five
hundred men and ten bands heading
different sections. Faribault was
chosen as the convention city for the
year 1915, and twenty-three delegates
were elected to represent the State at
| the National Convention of the Cen
trail Verein, which meets in st. Paul
in the summer of 1915. The election
of officers for the State Federation re-
| suited as follows: President, Paul
Ahles of st. Cloud Vice President,
Rev. H. F. Smalian, Faribault; Re-
| cording Secretary, Frank Jungbauer,
st. Paul; Financial Secretary, W.
Eibner, New Ulm; Treasurer, M.
Walser, Mankato; Marshall, M. Weis-
kopf, st. Paul. The Aid Association
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, George N. Gerlach, st. Paul;
Vice President, Rev. H. F. Smalian,
Faribault; Secretary, J. Q. Juene-
mann, st. Paul; Treasurer John
Schroeder, Minneapolis; Organizer,
George Stelzle, Minneapolis.
Client: The new parochial school
of the parish of st. Eloi will be dedi-
Gated by the Most Reverend Arch
bishop on Monday, October II. The
new school, which is under the direc-
ton of the Sisters of st. Joseph, re-
places the old structure which had be-
come to small to accommodate the
large number of children in attend
ance. The Rev. H. Van Walleghem is
pastor of the parish.
VermiIIion: The new Church of St.
John the Baptist of which the Rev.
A. Kaesen is pastor, will be dedicated
by the Right Reverend Bishop Lawler
on Sunday next, October II, at half
past ten o'clock. The church without
furnishings cost $4,000. 1t was de-
signed by Architect Victor Cordella
of Minneapolis, and built by Contractor
Edward Hirt of st. Cloud
Faribaut: The next annual conven-
ton of the Staats-Verband and Ger
man Roman Catholic Aid Association
will be held in Faribault in September
1915. The convention was secured
through the efforts of the delegates
from st. Lawrence German Catholic
Society who attended the convention
at Chaska last week. These were
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Church of st. Lawrence; Michael
Endres, Peter Lonien, Adam Haag and
Henry Ludwig. Father Smalian was
elected Vice President of the State
Federation and of the German Catho-
lie Aid Society.
Belle PLANE: At the recent State
Convention OF the Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
held in Minneapolis, Mrs. Frank Wer-
rick was elected a member of the
State Board of Directors of the or
ganization.
Shakopee: At the National Conven-
ton of the, American Federation of
Catholic Societies which met last
week in Baltimore, Md, the Honorable
julius A. Collier was elected one of
the Vice Presidents
Minneota: The solemn dedication of
the new Church of St. Edward the
COnfessor, of which the Rev. W. J..
Stewart is pastor, will take place on
next Sunday at 1920 A. NJ. The Most
Rev. Archbishop Ireland will perform
the dedicatory ceremony. The priests
of the surrounding parishes are so
arranging their Masses that they, too,
may be able to attend. The women
of the parish intend to serve dinner in
the basement hall for the convenience
of those who may attend the service.