Requiem Roster and Masses Across Local Churches
A long list of names with April and mass information appears, detailing Requiem and high Masses at St. Francis St. Martin St. Teresa St. Bonaventure and other churches. The notices mark April dates and parish locations for memorial services and funerary masses in the Greater Cincinnati area.
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Greater Cincinnati
Maes
Nuare
Teachees
Bonaventura’s
Mer
Ion
Catherine Fi
Reigh Mase
St. Francie
Requiem
Paul's Greweeling
F Bros
St. Ravier's
Bitsebeth
Pri
Leussing
John
CIA
Pasquale
Hieh
Mass
Brekitt
Steven
Meichel
Joseph
Priests From Larger Centers Dominate Seminary Cohort
A St Charles seminary survey shows 75 percent of aspiring priests came from larger centers with many already having prior training. Family background mattered, 66 percent from large families, 27.8 percent oldest child, and 67 percent attended Mass regularly before seminary. The Gaspar Mission Society sponsored the survey through the Society of the Precious Blood unit.
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Ius
Entarin Menee
Phage
Odécupations
Rel Brothers
Sxty
St. Charles’ Seminary
The
Society of the Precious Blood
Paul Schenk
C.pp.s
Ward Joyce
Lionel Pire
Gaspar Mission Society
Catholic Mayor Elected in Bombay By Narrow Margin
Dr. P. A. Dias of Nehru's Congress wins Bombay mayoral race by two votes over Hindu rival. Election observed as a close contest in the city under political tensions and party designation.
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Bombay
P. A. Dias
Néhru
Congress Party
Spelling Bee Winner Hailed From Local Nativity School
The Nativity Sisters explain the defense of Mary Ann as the Cincinnati city winner heads to Washington for the national spelling bee. Three students from Nativity and Notre Dame academy are praised for straight A records as they prepare for the national contest amid school support and moral backing.
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Eenence
Cincinnati
Lves
Citae
Mary Hilary Isary Ann
C Etienne
Nat Benke
Washington
Bitersary
Wera Ak
Ciaite
Mary
Mary Hilary
Mary Ann
Sisters of Nativity
Law Firm Notes 50 Years Of Archdiocesan Service
A historical account traces a Cincinnati law firm’s ties to the Archdiocese. It details early 1880s operations, key figures like T D Lincoln and Edward Dempsey, and the shift from secular to ecclesiastical legal service under canon law concerns and trust arrangements for archdiocesan property. Instances describe leadership roles, including mayoral and judicial positions held by Dempsey family members, and the firm’s enduring role in parish and archdiocesan affairs.
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Archdiocesan
Archdiocese of
Cincinnati
Midwe
T. D. Lincoln
Ohio
Lincoln
Moéler
Meres Moeller
Monsenor
Geries
Edward Dempsey
Lear
Bussing Building and Loan Company of Cincinnnati
Moellét
Dempsey
Building and Loan
Archbisho
United States
Jéhin &. Dempsey
Ireland
Enocuky
Edward Soeght
Boas
Cincinnati Law
J. Demp Psey
Holy Fame
St Clare's Parish Launches Fund Campaign
Parishioners at St. Clare's held prayers for a new fund drive led by Robert W. as assistant pastor and campaign chair. The effort starts in May with 60 men pledging support and a nucleus to form volunteers. Pledge cards will be mailed to families for weekly payments over three years, with a committee meeting set for April 28 at 8 p.m.
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St. Clare’s
Agen
Robert W
St. Clare’s School
Mo Wt
Boys Town Honors 82-Year Employee At Banquet
Patrick Norton, longtime Boys Town staffer in Omaha Nebraska, named honorary resident at a special banquet. Attendees included Nicholas H. Wegner, Boys Town director, and Cunningham of the board, with other leaders and their spouses present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Patrick Norton
Boys Town
Flown Man Association
Nicholas H. Wegner
Cunningham
Oserrss
Alu
Children View TV Often Despite Catholic Digest Absence
A Cincinnati parochial school survey of 188 children shows many stay up to 11 p.m. or midnight, with 118 watching TV every night and 28 after midnight. Just nine watch TV only one night a week, while movie attendance remains high. Catholic Digest reaches fewer than one-sixth of homes.
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Pias
Cincinnati
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Padige
Ae J
St. William's
Graude
Gehieghan
Ape B. Middletown
Chas. A. Miller Sons
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Westwood
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Frank T. Corren
Reading RD. Cin
Vitt & Stermer
Fuldner Mortuary Funeral Home
Bering Cincinnati
Main
John C. Gump Funeral
Glennore Ave
Herbert MO
John di Gilligan
Funeral Homes
Woodburn
Wartaw Ave
Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Home
Ralph Joseph Harry
Busse & Borgmann Co
Aoe
Central Parkway
Clifton
Wis Ave
Mulberty
Rebold Funeral Home
Kleb & Ihlendorf Funeral Home, Inc
Montgomery Ra. ME
W. J. Wirmel & Sons
John Hodapp
Ap & Zeus
Hamilton Kirby
Vine Vv
Seinen
John J. Radel
H. J. Benken
Plainfield
Woodford
Kennedy Heights
Schoodling Brewing Company
Cincinnet
Obie
Sears Heritage
Sears
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Reading Road
National Catholic Laymen’s Retreat Conference
Sheraton-Gibson
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
William H. Schulte
Cedar Rapids
National Organization
Erlanger
Gonell Dowd
C.P
Holy Cross
Nicholas Gelin
Milford
Monsignor
Eller
Maretha
Einn
Charles
Babe
Edwards Rd
Hamilton Cou! Mutual Insurance
Uranc. CO
Cincinnati, O
East Walnut Hills
EAGLE
Eagle Savings & Loan Assn
Court & Main
Silverton
Montgomery
Cheviot
Glenmore
Mt. Washington
Beechmont & Corby
E. Fifth St
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