27 Apr 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1945
Page
1
English and Scottish bishops issue a call about propaganda and truth amid world war fears. They note divisions within democracies and warn that suppressed information harms citizens who seek reliable government facts while warning against propaganda masking national needs.
A list of 17 U S church prelates will attend the elevation Massio as bishop elect. The report includes multiple memorials from parishes noting deaths and service in World War II, with names such as Robert R. Robbe Seaman First Class and James E Malarkey Marine.
A fragment describes Grailville near a Catholic setting with young women at work on a 200 acre farm. The scene shows products of harvest and discusses the Holy Secillien program with study of Christian scholars, discussions, and manual labor. Additional pictures referenced on page 7.
Several Cincinnati Police Holy Name Society members volunteered off hours to direct traffic for the consecration of Most Rev Bishop-elect John K. Mussie. Lt James Finan of the Palise ae of Holy yh a by Patrolman Ha ter secured permission from Chief Col Eugene.
The Grail Apostolate conducts institutes for Catholic women. Bishop Rehring presided at the funeral of Martin Gilligan in Cincinnati. Gilligan, 63, father of Father Martin Gilligan Jr., died April 20 at his home. Read reports outline courses at Grailville from June to August on topics like The Eternal Woman and The Good Ground, with institutes in Bristow Virginia and Brookfield Center Connecticut.
Purcell high school students topped the report with mathematics scores, led by Roger Grote 56 and Francis 61 while English results saw Elder and Wuest achieving 53 and 51. Across the state few pupils exceeded 50 in math or English. The article also notes a consecration ceremony for Bishop-elect John K Mussie at St. Monica's Cathedral with multiple archbishops and bishops listed as attendees and luncheon speakers to follow at the Hotel Arms.
Fragmented text outlines a plan to aid archdiocese authorities in building one hundred mission chapels in rural areas and small communities lacking altars or sacramental presence. The document references devotion to the Virgin Mary and the Assumption and calls for support to spread truth, happiness, and divine guidance.
Red Cross will start a home nursing class for adults with sessions from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Wednesdays at Mt. Cincinnati. The course runs weekly through December 12, with enrollment set at twenty. Instructor is R.N. Suan Gries sity ite Tee aa Way man.
A fragmentary plea attributed to a Father and Vicar of the Prince Pope Pius XII calls for worldwide prayer for peace. The text urges guidance from the Holy Light and Mother Mary, asking for divine direction and a lasting government setup to ensure blessed outcomes amid obstacles and war.
A Cincinnati soldier, S. Sgt. Robert J. Hook, describes visits to Roman catacombs and an audience with the Pope in a letter to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ook. He notes travel by the Appian Way and mentions Christ as a turn in the column.
Fr. James L McGeary S J was honored with final rites marking a 30 year teaching career at the university. The ceremony reflected his long service within the faculty and his dedication to education.
The 40 voice archdiocesan choir will be heard on WKRC Cincinnati on April 28. The broadcast aims to showcase choral talent from the archdiocese in a musical program on the local station.
Millan and Seton high schools report strong totals as Jesuit mission drives gather funds. Purcell students top $6,000 with gifts toward the mission. St Xavier and Saint Ann’s contribute smaller sums to support missions in Patna, India and other needy areas.
A Requiem Funeral Mass was held for Mrs Theresa Hoenemeyer at 150 W McMillan Street Cincinnati. Her son Rev Al George presided, with her other son Frank Hoeemeyer and daughter Marie Hoenemeyer noted among survivors.
Paul Schacherer of Purcell high school won second prize in a Clean-Torrent contest. Eugene Daley received honorable mention while four other young poets were named in the same program aired April 19 on station Neal.
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