Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1916-05-04
VT WISCONSIN. THURSDAY. MAY A, 1916
Father Jeuck Celebrates
His First Holy Mass

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celebrated his first Holy Mass in St
Mary's Church
Father Jeuck was born and raised il
this city. He is the son of Mrs. VIM
Jeuck, ST., who was Miss Catherine
Schiller. His graded education was
received under the Dominican Sisters.
In 1904 he was graduated from the To-
cal high school. In 1905 he entered
st. Francis Seminary, Milwaukee,
where he graduated from the college
in 1910. In 1912 he finished philosophy
and completed his theological course
last month at st Francis Seminary.
Father Jeuck was ordained at the
Cathedral of st. Francis Xavier, Green
Bay, Wis, on April the l4th. He will
be assistant at the Church of ST. John
the Baptist, Marshfield, Wis, which
parish numbers over 700 families.
Father Jeuck was assisted at his
first Mass by the following: Archpriest,
Rev. N. Weyer, Deacon, Rev. Frank
Sheridan of GAINESVILLE, Sub. deacon,
Rev, NJ. f. McQuaid of Shullsburg,
Master of Ceremonies, Mr.. Edw. S.
Schuster of ST. Francis Seminary.
Thurifer, MIR. Anthony Aurit, Semi
nary, Crucifer, MIR. Roman NJ. Peil of
the Seminary, Acolytes, Messrs, Chas.
Morgan and Leo Mcdonnell.
The English sermon was preached by
Rev. David j. O'Hearn, d. c. L., Pro-
fessor of Canon Law and Homileties at
st. Francis Seminary. The German
sermon was delivered by the Rev. M.
Weyer of Martinsvile.
The choir which rendered splendid
music was assisted by members of the
renowned Seminary choir.
Little Miss Joan Reinhart, cousin of
the ceiebrant acted as bride. She re-
presented the absolute union of the
priest to the church. and is symbolic of
innocence Miss Reinhart was assisted
by Helen Morgan and Joseph Fielder,
Jr. They We're attended by Mr.. Carl
McCallow of the Seminary The affairs
We're magnificently decorated by the |
Sisters. A procession composed of the
celebrant and his ministers, priests,
students and school children and the
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin of which
Father Jauck IL member, escorted
him from the rectory to the church.
A banquet followed in st. Mary's
Hail after the church services. and at
four O'Clock the reverend clergy and
student friends as well as the younger
relatives Of Father Jeuck gave a very |
smart program. At six O'Clock dinner |
was served and the days functions |
were brought to close with vespers at
eight O'Clock in the evening
The following Reverend Fathers at |
tended Father Jeuck's mass: Revs. |
N. Weyer and l.. p. O'Reilly of this
city, DR.. O'Hearn of st. Francis Semi
nary, M. Weyer Of Martinsville, N. |
Morris of Calamine, f. x. Schulz of |
Dubuque. j. Field of Fennimore, II.
Schiefen of Milwaukee, j. p. Demuth |
Of Dubuque, p Hildebrand of Madison,
II. j. Schmit of Milwaukee, f. A.
Wambold of Lancaster, P. Eicher of |
Fountain City, NJ. F. McQuaid of
j. p. Croke of Shullsburg,
A. Biersner and NJ. O'Connor of High
land, Il. ]. Lillis of Platteyile, S. Klop- |
fer of st. Francis and ]. Neyine OF
Darlington.
The following students of st. Francis
Seminary were present; Revs. f. J.
Sheridan, John Haensler and Charles
Lekwald, Messrs. Romen Pei, Carl
McCollow. Edw. Schuster, |. j. Rem
klewski Edw. Dan, Anthony Aurit, Leo
Mcdonnell.
The following nuns were among the
invited guests: Sisters NJ. Victoria and
Generose. daughters of Mrs. Thes, Sr.
Benvenuta, all Of st. GATHERINGS Con-
vent, Racine, Sisters M. Clarine, cous-
in of FIR. Jeuck, and NJ. Angelica of
Minneapolis. Srs. M. Alberta, who was
Miss Emma Steifer of this city, and
Sr. M. Prima Of Dubuque.
All Of FIR. Jeuck's relatives of this
city were present. Others of this city
were: Mr.. and Mira. Otto Lieder and
son Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Unterholznef and son Milton, Mrs.
John Thies. Mr.. NJ Hartcrt and st.
Mary's choir.
Guests from out-of-town were. Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Thorn, Chicago Mr. and
Mrs. Leahy aud daughter Margaret OF
Kansas City, Nj. and Mrs. John Rear
don of Marion Iowa, Mrs. Frank Hill
ger and daughter Anna, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Palen, Dubuque, Mrs. Charles
Whitney. Duluth, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Steil, Mesdames Morgan and McQuaid,
Darlington, Mr.. and Mrs V. f. Steil,
Highland, Mrs. G.. Grimm, Dodge
vile, Mrs. ]. z. Slater and daughter
Marie, Davenport, Iowa.
The Rev. X. j. Reindl Of Manitowac.
classmate of Father Jeurk s, celebrat-
ed Mass and preached nj st. Mary's last
Sunday. Father Jeaek opened the mouth