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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1952
Page
2
Miss Corinne Geers serves on the committee for Our Lady of Cincinnati College. The alumnae scholarship fund will be aided by a board party in Emery Hall this evening. Mrs. Richard Stonhott named general supervisor.
St. Dominic's PTA teams with St. Monica's Ladies to entertain men on April 23 at 8 15 p m with dancing and refreshments. Holy Angels hosts an open school night April 20 at 8 p m with a You Can Change the World film and a light reception. Mother of Mercy Academy hosts FBI agent Thomas Gearty on April 24 at 1 p m for a Mothers' club talk. Mt Notre Dame Academy plans a spring car party April 24 at 1 30 p m with chairpersons and helpers listed. Mt St Joseph College hosts a spring luncheon and card party April 2 at 12 45 p m. Nativity PTA organizes an April 23 dessert card party at 8 p m with chairwoman and assistants named. Newman Club schedules a dessert card party April 21 at 1 p m at the Clifton Avenue clubhouse. Ursuline Academy holds open house April 22 at 2 30 p m in connection with Mothers' club meeting presided by Mrs Paul D Browne.
Mrs Edwin G Becker president of the Cincinnati regional council of the National Conference of Catholic Women sailed for Europe this week to attend the World Union of Catholic Women's Organizations in Rome April 21 26 She is accompanied by Mrs Charles Quinlan of the Cincinnati archdiocese They will visit European shrines during their European tour
Father Paul Scales O F M associate editor of St Anthony Messenger will speak to the Cincinnati Federation of Catholic PTA at St Bonaventure's School on April 23 12 noon luncheon to follow hosted by Mrs George W Stall with Mrs Clarence Merkel and Mrs Edward A Best assisting Benediction by Gratian Meyer pastor of St Bonaventure's at 12 45 p m and a nomination committee slate led by Mrs Herbert B reizger will be presented Plans for the Springer benefit on April 27 and sales tax stamp collections to support federation activities are noted.
The column lists multiple church and parish groups across Forestville, Grandin Road, Blue Rock, and Cincinnati hosting April luncheons, dinners, and card parties. Proceeds support children’s recreation funds, Camp St Joseph, and church vestment funds.
Mrs Richard Ihlendorf leads the Whirligig dinner dance committee for the Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association project. The event at Netherland Plaza on April 26 at 7 30 p m supports St Josephs Infant Home. Other committee members include Mrs Joseph ee general chairman Mrs Ige Doering and many others. Tickets available by calling Rose Stiens SY 3171.
A Cincinnati club luncheon at St Marys College Notre Dame Indiana features a panel on Christian marriage. The event Saturday April 26 at 1 pm is hosted at Thomas Hatchs Madeira Ohio home with speakers Mrs Vincent Beckman Jr Mrs Marefehrer and panel chair Mrs Richard L Sayre. The St Marys club president is Mrs Frank Burns.
Academy Alumnae meet at Mercy School on April 19 at 3 p.m. Mrs Joseph McGuinn regent of the Cincinnati circle will brief on the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae. Miss Henrietta Terhman will introduce a Patricia Stevens school speaker on Charm. Father Connell will bless Benediction. Board members to serve buffet supper.
The Maria Della Strada sodality of St. Roberto Bellarmine's and Xavier University will hold a card party Saturday April 19 in South Hall to aid Jesuit Seminary. An afternoon session 2 to 5 and an evening 8 to 11. A homemade foods sale and a Charleston contest accompany card games. A dance Friday April 25 in South Hall features Miss Mary Dowd and Miss Carol Kemper as cochairmen and performer from Xavier Presents.
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