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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
2
The report notes the dedication of St An church in Chillicothe on April 12 with Archbishop Henry Moeller presiding and hundreds attending. Rev Walsh of Mt St Marys seminary delivered the sermon as attendees celebrated in ideal spring weather.
Catholic high school students including Donald Kern of Purcell won scholarships and first prize in a CSMC cereal contest. Auditions featured about 130 men and women for the radio station contest with judges from WLW WSAI and the Board of Education.
The Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association will present Mrs. Albin T. for a new review of The Scarlet Lily on Monday April 16 at 2 p.m. in the clubhouse at 518 E Fourth Street. Ada M. Winter is chairman with Mrs. E. J. Strybel as secretary and Miss Mary O Grady as vice.
Mount Auburn Holy Name church hosts a spring festival with a plate lunch and social activities for parishioners and neighbors. The event aims to raise funds and foster community engagement in Mt Auburn and nearby areas.
The article previews a strong Red Sox pitching season focusing on relief hurlers. It highlights veteran returnees and young arms shaping the bullpen, with Francis "Red" Bar as a noted holdover from the previous year and expectations of solid performance from the team’s relievers.
Annual Fathers Night set for 7 p m Sunday April 15 at St Ursula s McMillan street Cincinnati Mothers and fathers of pupils invited A buffet supper for parents to be served at 6 Three senior plays planned from the Mothers club meeting with a repeat performance April 13 Mrs Joseph C Ma carek L J T and Mrs Wernsing hosted tea Mrs Robert Leahy presiding of Mothers in care charge
Students at Sts high school Cincinnati presented an ancient history play on April 5. Cast members Mary Cassidy Barbara Binder Jane Bauerbac Dorothy House and Alma Kraft performed tableaux and parodies depicting Hebrew Greek civilizations to show their lasting influence on the world today.
A spring party will be held at St Ann's Vodice Church Wunder venue Wi on Tuesday April 17 at 8 p.m. in the school Atrium. Joseph Mesch is not the chairperson. the event will be chaired by Brinkman A. F. Edward G. Peter Wolfram, Robert H., and Ma- (unclear text) are listed as organizers.
St. Dominic's announces a Spring Festival set for April 16. The event features parish activities, food, and community gathering hosted by St. Dominic's Church.
A church notes observance of Mission Sunday of Sick on Pentecost. It highlights transforming suffering into faith, cites Father Sweeney in Sun-wui, and details dangers from Japanese proximity as he works with leprosy patients. It underscores wartime disruption of homes and the need for mercy outreach.
St. Leo’s church will host a turkey and roast beef dinner with social events, booths, games and refreshments at 7:30 p.m. in the Spring room. Miss Mary Ann leads the Young Ladies Pedal ity with chairmanship by Miss Ethel Weingartner and Mirabeth Trentman. A large committee, including Herman Rottinghaus and Earl Huber, coordinates booths and publicity. Rev Kaas Evers serves as pastor.
A band concert will be presented Sunday April 22 at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium College Hill Veedt featuring Jacob Jung Alma Taylor and Paul Semen directing a young ensemble of elementary musicians with no admission charge.
A High Festival is set for May 5 at the corner of Metals and Quatman avenues in North Norwood. P. F. Kuhn serves as general chairman and Urban J. B. secretary will coordinate arrangements. tickets are 100, 75 dollars, with dancing beginning at 8 p.m.
Community leaders discuss slum clearance and public housing funding with plans for mixed income units in Laurel and Lincoln Court. Proposals urge eminent domain, federal-local cooperation, and protections for current residents while promoting demolition of sub standard dwellings and new housing authorities.
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