Funeral Notices and Requiem Masses Listed Across Churches
The notice catalogs numerous Requiem High Masses and Solemn Masses for deceased individuals, with dates mainly in April. Names include Judith Ann Dunigan, John P. Muare, Mary Murer, Henry Ploeger, James J. Seimer, Vincent Joseph Schoenhoft, Elizabeth Schroeder, and many others. Services are held at St. Patrick's, St. Xavier's, St. Monica Cathedral, Our Lady of Victory, Holy Family, and other churches, reflecting a regional listing of memorial rites and funeral Masses.
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St. Ebareh
Dunigan
Judith Ann
Cathedral of St. Monica Cleareh
MUARE
Francie de
Busse
Redaha
St. Xavier's Church
St. ‘S Church
Our Lady of Victory
Ptic
James E
Oh Iwo Jima
Andrew's Church
Milford
Meiners—Clem
St. J
Hick ‘Tase
St. Aloysius
Mueller
Reyee Epee
Jane
Boniface’s
Pril
Niehaus
Clarence H
Sts. Peter and Paul's Church
Iwo Jima
Solenin
St. John’s Church
Deer ‘K
UICK
Minnie
Uiem
St. Patrick's
S J
Teak Gage
de St Lee
Schoenhoft
Vincent Joseph
St. Cecilia's Church
Witt, Good
Kelsch
Schreck
Valentine J
St. Mary’s Church
Schroeder
Elizabeth
Quiem
St. Dominic's Shnured
RADEL
Church of the Omnes Conception
Termer
Pfc
John
Oan
Holy Angels Church
Ner—John, Sr
Mishoe
Church of the Assumption
Adolph
Bartholomew William
Heart
Catherine
Holy Cross
St. Donald A
St. Anthony's Church
West
St. Donald
Cones Church
Magdalena
Holy Tai Church
Westbrook
Forestville Kress—Barbara
Heart of Mary
Unemployment and War Time Jobs Need in Postwar US
Analysis cites National Industrial Conference Board on 1930s job losses and 1940s labor needs. Projections suggest 14,000,000 new jobs to reach full employment, with various estimates from Brookings and AFL-CIO, urging Congress to boost production and labor absorption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colossa
America
Senate
House Committee On
Brooking Institution
Committee For Economic Development
William Green
American Federaon of Labor
Congress
Senate Committee On
Plander George
Field of Battle Reports Nine Archdiocesan Service Men
The article lists nine Archdiocesan servicemen in action or reported missing during recent battles. Names include Pfc. Howard Scheibly killed at Iwo Jima March 19, Pvt. Joseph L. Duenne, Sgt. Robert J. Gunther, 2nd Lt. Leo H. Robinson, Pfc. James C. Pohlman, Pvt. Donald P. Westendorf, Lt. Donald A. Walter, Lt. Clifford C. Bowling, Sgt. Ralph Bunke, and others with families in Cincinnati. It notes their units, statuses, and surviving relatives, including spouses, parents, and siblings. Additional details cover injuries, captures, and POW reports, reflecting ongoing World War II losses among local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Scheibly
Fourth Marine Division
Iwo Jima
At Department
Oak Scheibly
Woodburn
Cincinnati
Purcell High School
Pfc
Scheibly
Marine Corps
Marshall Islands
Saipan
Tinian
Jack Scheibly
James
William Vogt
Dayton
Joseph L. Duenne
Fifth Marine Division
Duenne
Mary English
Ro William
Leo
Herman
Merchant Marines
Robert J. Gunther
Bennanegee Bon
Edward Gunther
Flowers Avenue
Gunther
Elder High School
RAF
Leo H. Robinson
Leo H. Bar
Germany
Marce Wareement
William Sorincee
Harrison Avenue
Robinson
Lynne Cravaack
Jefferson Avenue
William
Harry
Francis
Charles
Arthur Robinson
Peggy
Jean Robinson
Funk
Harold N
James C. Pohlman
Navy Department
C. W. Pohlman
North and
Silverton
St. An
Clarence
Richard
John
Betty
Dorothy
Eleanor
Mary Carol
Donald P. Westendorf
War Department
Bernard Westendorf
Luke Avenue
Westendorf
79Th Infantry Division
Cpl
Los Angeles
Calif
Robert
Donald A
Combet
Ninth Airald A
Kans
Ter
Albert. Wal
Sign of Church Nobility in Ecclesiastical Heraldry
The article explains heraldic coats of arms for church officials, noting red and green hats by rank, tassel counts, and color symbolism. It covers use by Cardinals Archbishops Bishops and other dignitaries, with the Bishop’s arms as a key diocesan seal and symbol of jurisdiction. It also links coats of arms to historical knightly coats and notes broader decorative and functional uses in church documents and vestments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussio
Ursulines Open House and School Program Schedule
Ursuline Academy Cincinnati hosts its spring open house on Tuesday afternoon April 17 with a Mothers Club meeting at 2 pm led by president Mrs F William Schimanski. Raymond F Foss heads entertainment and program. class play nights are set for April 26 and 27 in the academy auditorium. The program includes readings and student performances from the academy. Pfc James W Tynan, 22, wounded in Germany March 3, is mentioned along with Cpl Paul G Hentz formerly of 1022 F Street Hamilton now in Brookville who served in France Belgium and Germany.
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Ralph Bunke
Germany
Henry Bunke
Jamestown Street
Cincinnati
St. Xavier’s High School
Bunke
15Th Air Force
Italy
Charles Rolland Luster
France
Les Rolland Luster
Ira Strong
Chestnut Avenue
Springfield
M-Stammlager
Robert J. Downing
War Department
Margaret Downing
Glenway Avenue
Downing
John Downing
Hawthorne Avenue
Holy Family Parish
Albert Brossart
Oes
Academy
Dontiey
King
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Cpl
Paul G. Hentz
Rain Catholic School
F. Street
Hamil
Brookville
Belgium
Catholic social mission roots in 19th century reform
The article reviews Me jology at the Catholic church from 1897 until death, highlighting aims to recognize the gal basis of American civic life, aid Christ's work, and foster lay leadership. It notes a foundation with a library and a 14-author volume De Should It Survive. The Social Mission of is part of Kerb’s plan to sustain lay religious works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americy
Alreda Klet
Kerb
Industrial s a gereral discussion of Social Justice in club
A club plans a general discussion on Social Justice scheduled for April 16 led by Rev. L. iate editor and related organizers. The notice references the event format and leadership in vague OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Aan L.iate
Two Priests Return to Southern Leper Colony
Two priests reach a leprosy colony behind Jay lines in southern China. The 400 lepers remain housed in brick buildings in a desert area near a central leprosarium. Father Sweeney, son of the colony, oversees operations as U.S. forces leave.
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Jay Lines
Pennskins
China
Iaees Y Pe
South Chin
Sweeney
Etic
United States
S Ieee
Father Sweele
Crete
Mountai
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Ican Telephone & Telegraph
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