The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-29
81 INDICTED into
K. OF G. COUNCIL
Minot Degree Team Assists in
Reception Of Local Cath
Ollie Action Class
Thirty.one candidates initiated Sun.

Th1rty.ore candidates Initiated Sun.
day by Bismarck Council 1904,
knights Of Columbus, Is an important
step In its compliance with the Cath
Ole Action campaign outlined by the
national council, were feted at ban
quet with covers laid for 178 members
and their ladies and Catholic clergy
given in the evening at the World
War Memorial building.
The first three degrees Of the order
were conferred by Z degree team from
the Minot council 1t st. Mary's school
auditorium following the 7:45 o'clock
mass ct st. Mary's procathedral. which
marked the beginning Of the days
exercises.
An address, catholic Action and
You," delivered by K. w. Simons, an
intermission to listen to President
Roosevelt's Sunday night talk over
the radio, toasts to the class by Minot
members and responses from the
candidates themselves were important
features Of the after dinner program
at which G. r. Kelsch, Mandan, pre-
sided. Rev. Father Robert A. Feehan
gave the opening prayer.
Has Musical Numbers
Musical features included q vocal
solo. THE Holy City" by Gaul. sung
by Mrs. v. J. LaRose, accompanied
BY Mrs. Arthur Bauer, who respond
ed to an encore with Believe Me II
All Those Endearing Young Charms:
violin solos, Ave Maria" Bach
Gounod, and ITO . Wild Rose" Mac
Dowcll, played by Miss Mary Flora
Wood. accompanied by Miss Grace
Roherty, and vwo marimba selections,
Throwing Stones at the Sun" and
THE World Is Waiting for the Sun
RISE" played by Miss Bernice Wag-
ner with her sister, Miss Marion
Wagner, as accompanist. Music dur
ing the dinner hour was played by
Mrs. Bauer. Guy Larson and Halo
Yeasley.
Joseph Paas and Ralph wilkinson
represented the degree team In ex-
tending congr atulations to the Bis
marck council ana It's candidates and
inviting the local members to attend
initiation exercises to be held at
Minot In the near future. Joseph r.
Orchard, district deputy. was intro
duced with the class, for which Glenn
ent w. Albers and James A. Godfrey
gave toasts.
List OF Candidates
Other candidates In this class In
cluded Beatus N. Diebert, Herbert @.
Czeczok, Lance E. thinner. George
Joiner. Plus M. Roehrich. Valentine
0oldader, George NJ. Goldader. Ber-
nard r. Goldader, James M. Nc
Donald, Jack Gartner, Raymond E.
O'Brien, Nicolaus Heinz. Dore v.
Maddox. Henry T. Brown, Francis D.
Brown, Ernest p. Bobzien, Joseph H.
Anderson. Stanley Kwako, John Ehli,
Frank H. Robidou, w. M. Schneider,
Joseph v. Myers, James z. Lacey,
George NJ. Thompson. Joseph M.
CHASER. william H. Bement. Leo J.
Gleason. Charles J. Dolan, L. e. Davis.
Harold N. Falconer, Anton G. Beer.
Eugene M. Sinner, Erwin A. Nadol-
ski, Joseph J. Schock, Ambrose p.
Walch and william Braun.
Suggesting practical ways Of carry
ing out the Catholic Action campaign.
which he defined simply as doing Of
the things that Q Catholic should do
and setting the example which q
Catholic should SET" Simons also
commented briefly on the world situa-
ton In regard to capital and labor
problems and the remuneration Of
Christianity In various countries. As
specific measures, the speaker offered
cleaning up Objectionable magazines
and moving pictures and obeying the
laws Is the first duty Of . good citi-