St. Cloud Times from Saint Cloud, Minnesota • Page 9

The St. Cloud Daily Times July 9, 1951 Obituary nae chapter will pray the rosary for Lt. Commander John J. Ebnet at the Daniel chapel Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. mark of 150 miles per hour, set by ekiss speed model.

Green also took toy speed in jet models with a speed of 148 miles per hoar. Thomas Mason of St. Paul was high point contestant for the meet He took two firsts and a second. Two St. Cloud entrants won honors in the contest, which awarded 28 trophies and 52 second and third place prizes.

152 Compete in Model Plane Meet Af Airport Sunday One hundred fifty-two model air fey) at) Anchorage (SF) Alaska territory was first visited by the Russians in 1741. plane enthusiasts met Sunday at 35 Gator Domain Miami (SF) Wild alligators are found only in the United States and parts of China. Kenneth Bentz won first in class free flight and John Cleveland took first in class A free flight. A clear day attracted more than 5.000 persons to the airport to view the meet. P) y.m fl X.

Mi p- T'j 1 the St. Cloud Municipal airport to compete in the model place meet sponsored by the Central Minnesota Plymouth dealers and the St. cloud Junior Chamber of Commerce. The model plane of Robert Green, Minneapolis, took top peed honors for the day with a Something New! Don't Miss MRS. IDA SOETEBIER Mrs.

Ida Soetebier. 1027 Ninth avenue south, died Sunday at the age of 68 years. She was born In Egg Harbor, Wis September 27, 1882. Her marriage to Ernest Soetebier took place November 14, 1917. He died in 1944.

Four sisters and one brother survive Mrs. Clara Crier, Mrs. Nicholas Weber, St. Cloud; Mrs. Emil Perske, Sauk Rapids; Mrs.

Florence Groskreutz, Walsenburg, Colorado; Herman Juergens, Indianapolis, Indiana. Friends may call at the Colbert chapel. The funeral will be at 2 pm. Tuesday at the Church of Peace with Rev. George Steffen officiating and burial in the Sauk Rapids cemetery.

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Mimr SALES Cloud. Waite Park Council To Enforce Action Regarding Fire Calls Announcement was made today by the village council that action taken by the group at a meeting last is to be fully enforced. During a regular meeting of the council, it was decided that drivers of any vehicles interfering with the operations of the fire department equipment on calls are to be arrested and fined. No cars or motor driven vehicles are to follow the trucks by a dis-ance any closer than 100 feet. Nor are they to crowd, park or travel in such a manner as to produce any interference.

Parking nea; fire hydrants, particularly during a duty call, will be considered an offense of the same calibre. "We of the village council hope that the public will realize the dangers and the slowing down of the fire truck or trucks involved when motor driven vehicles interfere when such fire runs must be made by our George Pfannenstein, village clerk, said. "Wj sincerely hope that such Interferences will stop at once, so that the fire department will be given whole-hearted cooperation of proceeding to the fire call with all traffic giving full consideration about such he added. IIAVUKU'CO, riVt DUA A3 MinnaaoU i Members of St Benedict's Alum- MODEL AIRPLANE MEET was held at the St. Cloud airport Sunday.

The Junior Chamber of Commerce co-sponsored with the Plymouth dealers in the event. Pictured here are (left to right) Andy Maus, Kimball, one of the dealers, Jerome Herbert, chairman; Kenneth Bentz, local entry; Frank Unger, dealer, and Robert Welle, president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. (Times photo) HaH ba at our iter to eniwr your qvasMom ebewf color combination, potat products end bow to thai. Don't Mfts this "color WATCH FOR DATE! Henke-Sell HARDWARE MARSHALL-WELLS STORE 405 East St. Germain Phone 120 St Cloud Obituary CONTINUING ALL THIS WEEK! SAVE ON SPECIAL PURCHASES AND DRASTIC REDUCTIONS OH TOP QUALITY SUMMER MERCHANDISE! GEORGE G.

pOTZ George G. Botz, 58, residence 1125 East St. Germain, died Sunday morning after a brief illness. The funeral is set tentatively for Wednesday morning at St. Augustine's church, time not arranged.

Friends may call at the Tschum- CLEARANCE perlin-Williams Funeral home. Bur SUMMER A ial will be in the Fort Snelling SPECIAL! All Our 00 Famous Brand 3 HOSIERY 20 off cemetery. Mr. Botz was born in Meire Grove, October 7. 1892, son of John and Anna Botz.

On June 13, 1920, he married Martha Mahren in St years, she came to the United States and settled in Chicago. Two years later she moyed to Mankato where she was united in marriage to Emil Englund on November 9, 1897. They moved to Vernon Center, then to Willmar and later to Duluth. In 1915 the family moved to a farm near Bock. After the death of Mr.

Englund in 1934, Mrs. Englund remained on the farm for two years and then moved to Bock where she lived until the time of her death. One son, Irving, Chicago, survives. She also leaves two brothers: Erick and Peter Westberg in Sweden, HELLERSTEDT FUNERAL Milaca Funeral services for Emanuel Hellerstedt were held July 2 at Welander Quist west chapel at 10:30 a.m. Chaplain Hoaks of the Veterans hospital conducted services.

Burial was in the Fort Snelling national cemetery. Emanuel Edward Hellerstedt, who died June 28 at the Veterans hospital was born at Mundall, February 17, 1894. In 1901 he moved with his family to Enfield. He served in the navy during World war 1 "for three years as a seaman first class After his discharge he lived at Wheaton where he was employed. He also lived in Minneapolis.

In 1938 he moved to Milaca where he has lived ever since. At the time of his death he was employed at the Co-op Oil association. Three sisters and four brothers survive: Mrs. Charles Anderson, Monticello; Mrs. Rudolph Anderson, Moose Lake; Mrs.

Arnold Johnson, Fresno, California; Henry of Enfield; Vernon of Battle Lake. There Cloud where they have lived for 35 Keg. 8.95 to 17.95 years. I ruNriniiEnMi I I of SYL and HELEN BL0SKY I We will be featuring CHICKEN DINNERS SHORT ORDERS i REGULAR DINNERS BAR-B-Q RIBS (SsiS In Pantown Across from Franklin Transformer 3223 Cooper Ave. N.

Ph. 4228 He was a member of St. Cloud aerie 622 Fraternal Order of Eagles and the Granite City post 428 Veterans of Foreign Wars. Mrs. Botz survives with one daughter, Mrs.

Philip Thayer (Vir ginia) in Pasadena, California; and two sons, John in Austin and Paul in St. Cloud. There is one grand 4 Minneapolis; Mrs. Lena Kloepple and Mrs. Lucy Biewer in Ledger-wood, Mrs.

Margaret Kuef-fler, Galahad, Alberta, Canada; and a brother, Nicholas, in Fergus Falls. MRS. ELLA M. EIDEN Holdingford Mrs. Ella M.

Eiden, a long-time resident of Holding-ford, died in Minneapolis at University hospital at 5:30 pjn. Saturday. She had been ill for only a short time. Mrs. Eiden was born at Cokato on August 9, 1872.

At the age of five years she moved with her parents to the Holdingford area where she lived until eight years ago when she went to Minneapolis. Two sons and two daughters survive: Walter Eiden, Holdingford; Albert, Melrose, and Mrs. Kathe-rine Listberger and Mrs Pat Mullen, Minneapolis. There are 27 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Mr.

Eiden preceded her in death in 1930. The body is at the Brenny Funeral home where friends may call untU the funeral hour Tuesday at 9 ajn. at St. Mary's church in Holdingford. Burial wiU be in the parish cemetery.

EBNET FUNERAL The body of Lt. Commander John Joseph Ebnet USN who was killed in an accident near Key West, Florida on June 29 arrived Shnday. Friends may call at the Daniel chapel. Funeral services will be at 9 ajn. Wednesday at St.

Paul's church with Rev. John Denery officiating and burial in the national cemetery at Fort Snelling. Lt. Commander Raymond Wiggins accompanied the body -to St. Cloud.

Lt. Commander Ebnet was killed son. Two sisters live in Elrosa, Mrs. Anna Michaelis and Mrs. Mary Weber; Mrs.

Barbara Zimmer in 100 WOOL SUDTS Regular to $55 RAYON SUITS Regular to $24.95 $6-44 $10-44 Sheera! Chambraysf Broadcloths! Prints, Stripes, Solids! All Sizes! are also 21 nieces and nephews. A step sister, Mrs. Arvid Carlson and a step brother, Donald Lidberg in New fragrant deodorant Fresno, California. CHRISTLE FUNERAL Mananah Funeral services were at the Church of Our Lady at cl i MaHjuu tjnun.lL uwover ucuovruu ail a Mananah July 4 for John brisk refreshant gives "head-to-toe protection plus subtle fragrance that blends with any perfume you wear. Try it free! Christie.

The day was also his 45th birthday. He died suddenly on Sunday, victim of a heart attack while out in the hay field. Mrs. Christie survives with three in an airplane crash. Mrs.

Ebnet, the former Rosemary CLEARANCE! O'Keefe, survives with three sons, John, Michael and David. He leaves children. He also leaves his parents and six brothers and sisters. A Standard Site 50 flui tax I his parents, Mr. and Mrs.

John younger brother, Dan, suffered a Reg. to $49.95 s1 0 s1 5 s20 Ebnet; and three sisters Mrs. Phil heart attack on Monday and was 100 WOOL lip Hartman, St. Cloud; Mrs. Ray Sauer, Detroit Lakes; Donna Mae Short or Long Wantecj Colors! Broken Sizes unable to attend the funeral Rev.

Rypsel officated with Knights of Columbus attending in a body. CYNTHIA RAE BUTT Cynthia Rae Butt, five months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Butt. 1028-13 avenue south, died Sunday evening at St.Gabriel's hospital in Little Falls.

Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Friends may call at the Colbert chapeL Ebnet, at home. ENGLTJND FUNERAL Milaca Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Englund were conducted at Bock Emanuel Lutheran church at 2 p.m., July 2. Rev.

Gottfried Carlson officiated at the services with burial in Borgholm cemetery. Mrs. Englund (Anna Westberg), who died June 30, was born at Hal-singland, Sweden on February 14, 1873 and in 1893, at the age of 20 SPECIAL PURCHASE! Powers Model and Movie Star CREPE SLIPS Nationally Advertised at $2.25 and $2.95 SPECIAL PURCHASE! SLEEVELESS BLOUSES Made I) Sell 4 77 for $2.50 ViH mm Trial Size "liquid Shatcti FREE umCOTY bath essentials no COVER CHARGE $.87 SEE HIM! HEAR HIM! HELD OVER BY POPULAR REQUEST! 1 1 COTTON AND CREPE HALF-SLIPS for a limited time only CAMISOLE TOPS 97c Dusting Powder with Liquid Shakti $10 Tale with Liquid Shnkti Sachet with Liquid Shakti $15 AUFricetPUun la your ikvorite fragrance: JACK Comedian APPEARING 3 SHOWS NIGHTLY USJIJJ SENSATIONAL GROUP of CHILDREN'S SPORTSWEAR SUNSUITS PLAYSUITS and many other Sportswear Items y. -3 fMJjl. LX)RIC AN L'AIMANT PARIS" EMERAUDE 9)c Sizes 3-6x Regular to $1.79 0 For Year Dancing Pleasure BILL MILLER and His Gayety Band WAGON WHEEL Waite Park, Minn.

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