The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-12-27
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

and warrants were granted the newly
assigned officers and non-commis-
stoned officers of the r. 0. T. c. unit
by Lieutenant Colonel F. C. Stutz, of
the Sixth Minnesota, Friday, Deem
Der 10. The ceremony took place at
the Cathedral school auditorium.
Colonel Stutz reviewed briefly the
great opportunities offered young men
in the schools giving military training
of becoming greater and more useful
citizens.
He presented commissions and war
rants to the following cadets: Lieu
tenant Colonel Donald ]. WEIGH, Major
Arthur B. Boeringer, Major John J.
Dwyer.
Captains: Jean F. Foley, Edmund
NJ. Leary, Harold G. Farrell, Harold
J. Alton, Raymond A Gander, John
T. Hynes.
First Lieutenants: Edward w.
Budke, William J. Coleman, George E.
Hogan, Casper L. Strobel, Anthony A
Bader, Harold F. Rafter, William j.
Thone. Provisional First Lieutenant,
Albert J. Cameron.
Second Lieutenants: George F.
Schrantz, Emanuel F. Cameron, Ken
meth P. Kamman, Clarence ]. Lund-
gren, Charles F. Schrantz, Lorrain J.
Luger, Joseph Spoden.
Warrants awarded to the following
non-commissioned officers as follows:
Regimental Sergeant Major James
r. O'Donnell
Regimental Sergeant Quartermaster
John P. Jueneman.
Color Sergeant Joseph r. Hoffman.
Color Sergeant F. X Stryewski
Battalion Sergeant Major Frank Ba-
ker.
Battalion Sergeant Major John J.
Menoin.
First Sergeants: Theodore E. Joyce,
John P. Luby, Herbert F. Zschokke,
Paul Cassidy, L. Sprunk, John Mangan.
Sergeants: Harold w. Funke, Leon
ard NJ. Smith, Matthias Jansen, Ray
mond Colon, Robert A. Frenzel, AL
fred l.. Meis, Thomas E. Walsh, Leo L..
Zachmann, Eugene P. Willwerscheid,
Ray J. st. Martin, Emmett J. Mortar
ty, Harold A. O'Brien, Richard Doher-
ty, Michael Guthrie, Charles J. Muir
ply, James j. Furey, Herschell j.
Bauer, George E. Ryan, Francis H.
Colon, Fabian r. Garvey, John A. Gar
vey, Donald E. Roddy, F . Foley,
Charles Keenan,, Herman Frennel, Ed
ward Gabriel, Bronislaus Kustelski and
Alexis Phenix.
Corporals: Valentine B. Wubben, Will
liam L. Barthelheim, Arthur C. Doyle,
Leo F. Brick, George F. Hoffman,
George Edwin Strap, Gordon Conor-
yea. William J. Francois, John c. Hen
ry, Frank J. Glonning, Cyril J. Maria
zane, Sydney F. Rogers, George Zieg-
Ter, Donald j. Quinlan, Edward A. Fai-
mon, Vincent l.. O'Rourke, Joseph M.
McManus, John F. Berry, ]. w. Bauer,
W. Francis, w. Johnson, j. Henry, j.
Rogers, F. Glonning, c. Marianne, R.
Johnson, c. Rogers, c. Zeigler, D.
Quinlan, E. Faimon, F. o. Rouske, H.
Lauth, J. McManus, J. Berry, w. Bau-
er, Frank ]. Ruthkowski, Herbert J.
Schaal, Earl Carol, Paul F. Kerwin,
James M. Egan, Leo Wiltzbacher, John
A. Morrissey, Raymond A. Cavan-
augh, Thomas McDermott, Francis l..
Foley, Anthony T. Evans, Herbert G
Foley, Emmett Connolley, George w
Fitzgerald, Joseph D. Palumbo, Frank
J. Thrill, Randall A Budke, John M
Killen and S. Donahue.
The following cadets were awarded
Merit Medals by Captain Clarke, Com
mandant of the R. O. T. C. unit:
Harold Alton, Leo Brick, Wilbur
Budke, Emanuel Cameron, Stuart Con
molly, Arthur Doyle, Bernard Doyle
William Francois, James Furey, Ray
mond Colon, William Hemsch, George
Hoffman, Stephen Hopper, Charles
Jaros, Broneslaus Kustelski, Clarence
Lundgren, Vincent O'Rourke, Alexis
Phoenix, William Pirkl, Charles
Schrantz, George Schrantz, JOSEPH
sen, Valentine Wubben, and Leo Zach
man.
Following the awarding of commits
sions, warrants, and merit medals, ;
short Christmas program was render
ed, after which the students were dis
missed for the holidays.
Glasses will be resumed on Monday
January 5.
College of st. Catherine: Saturda
afternoon, December IS, the Sister
and young ladies of the College of s.
Catherine were hostesses to the chi
dren of the two Catholic orphan asy
lumms of ST. Paul. The affair was il
the nature of delightful Christina
party, at which Santa Claus. fat ant
jolly as usual, presided over an enol
nous pile of gifts varying from climl
ing devils to dainty articles of wea
ing apparel. A luncheon was serve
to the little tots in the gymnasium
The girls of the college also had a
ranged a program for their youn
guests and were surprised when til
80 guests themselves responded wit
some clever numbers. The afternoo
passed merrily with games, storit
and Christmas activities.
Catholic Infant Home: A new d
partment is to be started shortly aft
the first of the year at the Cathol
Infant home, Dale and Rondo street
1t is to be a cooking class, held evel
ca How, Io n 1.-Two nfi f