The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-09-01

the county fair at Manitowoc last
week
Mrs. b. j. Delsmann and children
spent a few days at Manitowoc last
week.
Mrs. Herman Lulloff of Charlesburg
made a two days visit here.
Mrs. John Miller and children spent
few days at Sherwood.
Miss Helen Marie, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Groh of Appleton, who
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs John
Miller, had the misfortune to fall Sat
urday and fracture one of her arms.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X Eberle and Jos.
Eberle and family spent Sunday at
Jerco.
Master Isador Meyer and John
Fessler are visiting at Milwaukee.
Mrs. j. c. Flynn of Kansas City,
Mo, and Mrs. Pat. Connell of Manito-
woe visited on Friday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Reinhart.
Mr.. and Mrs HOlzschuh of Elkhart
Lake spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Merit.
p Endres of Chiffon was a caller in
our burg Monday.
Mrs Langenmak, daughter Dorothy
Martin Neleske, daughter Myrtle and
sons Russell and Lester, Rev. and Mrs
Schlei of Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hammel and Miss Esther Behn of Lib
erty were callers at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Hammel and family
Mrs. Berchem and sons of Charles
burg and Miss Lena Kautzer of Chill
ton made a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. =.
kautzer.
Mrs. John Koeck spent a week visit
ing at ManitOwOc.
Miss Anna Meyer and Miss Paulina
Goetz of Manitowoc are guests of Mr..
and Mrs Albert Koeck.
Sunday, Aug. 20, was red-letter
day at the College of the Salyatoran
Fathers, St. Nazianz. A o'clock in
the morning in the College Church of
st. Ambrose, there took place the
ordination to the priesthood of six
young clerics, the first to complete the
entire course of studies in the college,
which opened its doors in 1909. The
order of priesthood was conferred by
the Right Reverend Paul p, Rhode,
ID. d., Bishop of Green Bay, and long
before the services began the church
was taxed to its utmost capacity with
friends and relatives of the Fathers
and clerics. Dinner was served to many
visiting guests, and at o'clock in the
afternoon solemn benediction was
given, with one of the newly ordained
priests, Rev. Bede Friedrich, S. ID. s.,
as otficiant.
Once more, on Tuesday morning, the
3Oth, was the church packed, upon the
occasion of the First Solemn masses of
three of the young priests, Willibald
Unger, S. ID. S., Rev. Landeline Glass,
S. ID. S., and Rev. Emmeran Weidin-
ger, S. ID. S. The two last named said
| their first masses at the side affairs,
while Rev Father Willibald sang sol
emn high mass at the high altar, with
Rev. Simon Borkowski, S. ID. S., as
deacon and Rev. Bede Friedrich, 5. ID.
S., as ub-deacon. Very Rev. Doro-
theus Brugger, Provincial of the Sal
victorian Fathers, acted as presbyter
assistant and Rev. Father Michael
Hoess, S. d. S., as master of cere-
monies. The sermon, a forceful and
eloquent exposition of the priestly of
fee, was preached by the Rev. Father
Hummel, pastor of st. Mary's, Mena-
sha; and the sanctuary was filed with
priests from near and far, come to-
gether to do honor to the newly or
dained. The music, which was Of very
high order, was rendered by the choir
of the parish church of St. Gregory,
through the kidness of the Sisters of
The school, who directed the choir, and
of the pastor, Rev. Epiphanius Deibele,
5. d. s., under whom the young men
just ordained began their studies at
the college.
The rest of the young priests will
each say his first solemn high mass in
the home parish on Sunday, Sept \;
Father Simon Borkowski in Sheboy-
gan; Father Bede Friedrich in Amster-
dam, n. Y; and Father Winfrid
lierbst in Poygen, Wis.