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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1952
Page
5
Red vestments at Mass on April 14 honor St Justin as a martyr of the Christian faith and as one of the early church’s great philosophers. The remembrance places him among the first notable figures in early Christian history.
The piece records students Judith Dautremont Thomas Duggan and others from St Raphael's Springfield offering opinions on how long children should watch television. They propose 2 to 4 hours on school days and 3 hours on weekends, with family rules and homework first, then beds.
The St William’s event closed the winter sports season with Francis Reardon presenting awards to champions and participants. Father Aloysius Boeke oversaw the review while the CYO boys basketball team won the tournament and the girls volleyball team competed in the Western league. Intramural programs featured 108 players on 12 teams plus 88 on school teams, with plans for spring intramurals and baseball and softball.
The CYO Genesian chorus presents an operetta with leads Miss Ma Isler Miss Adele Gratsch Jo Murry Paul Palnasona and Ronald Aug. Tickets for the May 4 5 and 6 show at Purcell High School are available from Jack Murray or the CYO office.
The Catholic Ad visory Committee on Girl Scouting hosted two recollection days under CYO auspices. The leaders’ day at The Fontbonne drew 65 leaders from 20 parishes while the girls’ day at The Fenwick drew 153 girls including 35 senior scouts, with Oury of Lourdes accounting for the largest turnout at 21. Father Charles Blum served as chaplain for both events.
The Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association Garden Circle hosts a lecture and demonstration on Flower Arrangements coordinated with interior decor at the CCWA building on Wednesday April 16. Mrs Thad R Gillespie and Mrs Frances Jones Poetker discuss English Louis XV French Provincial American Colonial and modern interiors while floral decor expert Mrs Alphonse Giese introduces. Deserts tea 12 30 to 2 00 p m lecture 2 15 p m. Garden circles invited to exhibit spring bulb arrangements with daffodils. The tea and lecture open to association members junior service and garden circle members across greater Cincinnati. Tickets from Mrs Frank EA 3979 and Mrs Jenkins GA 6739 or at the association office MA 3431.
Cincinnati high schools spring activities receive new energy as St. Marys girls prepare Easter leaflets for charity, surpassing a $500 goal for Bishops War Relief. St. Marys cadets win display honors at Xavier, while St. Ursulas and Mt. Notre Dame showcase plays and essays. College prep includes Xavier admissions and McNicholas senior town meeting.
A rural Ohio tale traces Thomas Ewing born December 28, 1789, from Fort Olive Green Creek to salt works in Kanawha Licks, then self‑taught scholar at Ohio University. He saved money selling salt, funded college, learned Latin, and earned Ohio’s first bachelor of arts degree.
Spring sports begin in the CYO program with girls grade school softball opening April 13 and boys grade school baseball starting April 14. A total of 28 teams in seven leagues for softball and 34 teams in five leagues for baseball are slated, with a meeting for all softball players on Thursday April 17 at 8 p.m. in the Fenwick club to settle final rules.
Hamilton county CWV members launch a recruitment drive to boost national membership from 100000 to 200000. Local posts list meeting dates, the St Stephen auxiliary charter date, and Father Ausdenmoore named CWV chaplain replacing Father Boyle. An application form appears in the Catholic Telegraph Register ads.
St Mark's senior basketball team won the national CYO consolation crown at a Philadelphia intercity cup, after an opening loss to Blessed Sacrament. Luebbe scored 39 points across three games as St Mark's defeated Toledo Cathedral and Cleveland St Thomas Aquinas for the title. The junior team reached the semifinals, with Dick Schneider totaling 50 points in the two games before elimination by St Timothy's. Detroit Nativity won the senior title and St Timothy's the junior crown.
St. Clement's won the CYQO Young Ladies basketball championship by defeating St. Charles' 48 to 29. They reached the final by beating St. Mark's 48 to 44 while St. Charles' beat Holy Trinity 20 to 19 in the semifinals.
A church tour of St Louis in downtown Cincinnati will take place on Tuesday April 22 at 745 p m. The event includes interior explanations and worship notes and marks the start of weekly information classes led by Father Donald A Tenoever at the Catholic Lending Library 25 E Eighth Street adjoining the church. Catholics prospective parishioners and others may attend to learn about the Church.
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