Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-07-01
SILVER AND GOLDEN JUBILEE At ST. MARY'S CHURCH

Rt. Rev. Mgr. A. Philip Kremer, gave
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
The religious services were terminated
with the singing of the Te Deum Lau-
damus. The choir. with Miss Catherine
Morgan presiding at the pipe organ and
Mr.. Metz director, was at its best.
The affairs were marvels of floral
beauty and fragrance.
The following priests participated in
the celebrations: The Rt. Rev. Mgr.
A. Ph. Kren1er, V. G., Genoa; The
Reverend Fathers, Andrew Ambauen,
Dodgeville; Anthony Arentz, Blooming
ton; Anthony Aurit, Wausau; Leonard
Barney, Darlington; John Bruder-
manns, Sinsinawa; L. Brudermanns,
Spring Green; Julius Burbach, West
Allis; Peter Burelbach, Hartford; VIM.
Bruecker, Schlessingerville; Francis
Carrigg, Hollandale; Robert Condor.
Lacrosse; Jno. Croke, Shullsburg;
Thos. Dempsey, Monroe; Bernard
Doyle, Seymour; Thos. Doyle, Seneca;
JOS. Dreis, Detroit; Peter Eicher, Foun-
tain City; Anthony Ertz, Attention; John
Field, Fennimore; Ferdinand Falbison-
er, Campbellsport; M. M. Gerend, ST.
Francis; Alfred Goetzmann, Mt. Hope;
John Gruenewald, Pine Bluff; Peter
Felfeltz, Port Washington; M. G.
Croft, Teresa; VIM. N. Jeuck, Cashton;
Adam July, Plymouth; Philip Klein,
st. Francis; Gustave Kaiser, Boscobel;
Andrew Kunny, Corliss; Francis Lillis,
Platteville; Michael, McQuaide, Shulls-
burg; John Mcmahon, Hollandale; Jas.
McGinnity, Gratiot; JAS Mcclure, Cuba
City; Edward Mechler, st. Philips; Jas.
Nevin, Darlington; L. P. O'Reilly, Min
eral Point; Chas Olson, Janesville; Leo
Pollach, Camp Douglas; Joseph Pier
ron, Lodi; Peter Pape, Lacrosse: Eug-
enc Reilly, Janesville; Theodore Rhon-
er, Mt. Horeb; Bernard Salbreiter,
Muckwanago; Peter Stupfel, Lomira;
Clarence Schilling, Bridgewater, S.
Oak; Edw. Schiefen, Kansasville; JOS
eph Schaffer, Potosi; Peter Trierw eiler,
Pine Hollow; Clyde Turnbull, Helena,
Montana; Jos. Van Treck, Burlington;
Michael Weyer, Martinsville; Nicholas
Weyer, Mineral Point.
The celebration was further empha-
sized by the presence of many Sisters,
who count this city their former home.
They were the following Sister Mary
Alberta Steifer; Sister Mary Andrew
Stendebach; Sister Mary Carrissima
Norman; Sister Mary Coletta Rink;
Sister Mary Gozella Ketter; Sister
Mary Generose Thies; Sister Mary Jane
Schilling; Sister Mary Margaret Schill-
ing; Sister Mary Nicholine Palzkill;
Sister Mary Stanislas Scherrer; Sister
Mary Victoria Thies.
Other nuns present were: Sister
Mary Alexia; Sister Mary Dolores; Sis
ter Mary Hubert; Sister Mary Laud
milla; Sister Mary Lucia; Sister Mary
Julitta.
The Reverend Pastors JOY was aug
mented by the presence of many of his
relatives.
On Wednesday afternoon select
program was given in large tent on
the church grounds. Addresses were
given by the following: Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Kremer, V. G; Rev. DR.. Robert Con-
don, Ph. D., D. D; Rev. N. Weyer;
Rev. L. P. O'Reilly; Attorney E. c.
Fielder; Attorney ]. ]. Fielder, who
presented the pastor with the jubilee
check of the parishioners.
Vocal solos were sung by Miss Helen
Morgan and Fred J. Jeuck, with Miss
Catherine Morgan as accompanist.
The banquets for the visiting clergy
were served in ST. Mary's hall by the
ladies and sodality girls of the parish,
who demonstrated their established skill
in the culinary art.
Great credit is due the various COM
mittees, in fact, to all of those who
worked so efficiently in making the jub-
lice days memorable events for the par
ishioners and friends of beautiful ST.
Mary's, and the Rev. Pastor uses this
means to thank everybody very kindly
who honored him by their presence and
cooperation.