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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1952
Page
5
The article recalls the August 22 feast honoring the Immaculate Heart of Mary. It notes Fatima visions in 1917, Pope Pius XII’s 1942 consecration of church and world, and the seven years since the pope established the feast to honor Mary’s love of God and humanity.
Bob Goettke and George Helmer announce final plans for the 10th annual Catholic Scout retreat to be held at St. Francis seminary Mt Healthy from August 21 to 24. The schedule includes reveille 6 a.m. Mass and spiritual talks beginning at 6:45 a.m. and daily routines through breakfast at 7:45 a.m.
Dates and events from American history including Davy Crockett born in 1786 in Hawkins County Tennessee and killed defending the Alamo in 1836 Yale offered its first agriculture course in 1846 and Charter Oak in Hartford during 1687. Annexation of New Mexico proclaimed in 1846. Scout retreat notices include troop attendance projections and late registrations.
Tapioca Cream is a simple dessert for Cub Cooks to master using scalded milk minute tapioca sugar salt and vanilla. Cook in a double boiler until thickened then fold in lightly beaten egg whites and vanilla. Chill before serving for a smooth cold dessert.
The first American citizen canonized is Frances Xavier Cabrini born in Italy. Despite ill health she pursued missions, serving the needy in the United States since 1889 and dying in 1917. She disliked grumbling and urged nun followers to suffer with faith and focus on God.
A Catholic men’s club formed at Camp Atterbury Indiana by Chaplain Lt Col John F. Rafferty and soldiers of the 31st Infantry Division. The founder says the group is small now and will focus on spiritual activity with future plans for social and sports events.
Delta Camp Fire Girls of Price Hill sponsored by Resurrection school held a hike and cookout at Mt Echo park. Members named include Carol Weis Mary Frances Barnhirst Janet Goot man Ruth Wessendorf Phyllis Rennekamp Mary Joan Niehaus Sylvia Naegele Maril Wall Carolyn Wernke Marguerite Crushman Mary Gavin and Mrs. John Comer as part of their A to Z meal for passing the Wood-Gatherer rank.
Centennial observance in Russia Ohio commemorates the St Remy parish and its history. The event notes early log church roots, French influence, and notable priests including Berard Roth Vernimont Poiret Linders and recent Precious Blood Fathers. A homecoming bazaar will accompany the Sunday observance in the parish community of about 160 families and 700 people.
The Rev. Georges Germain S.J., former rector of Aurora University Shanghai, was arrested by Communist security on the night of July.
The article recounts Philip Sheridan born to Irish immigrants in Somerset Ohio with contested birthplace claims. It traces his childhood courage, family background, and early drive to become a soldier leading to his West Point admission in 1848 amid skeptical remarks about his Irish looks.
Judge A Michael Lepore in Union City printed 17 rules for a happy marriage on small cards given to couples seeking help in domestic relations. The rules advise against anger, shouting, fault finding, repeating requests, and dwelling on past, urging daily kindness and united paths.
Crossword clues listed for across and down entries. Several lines show garbled text and partial phrases but indicate typical puzzle prompts including seven across items and multiple down clues with missing letters and misprints.
Quiet games fill empty minutes at picnics and summer evenings. The game Ghosts adds letters to a growing word. finish a word and you become a ghost. Players may challenge the spelling, and a wrong challenger or completing a word leads to consequences.
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