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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1945
Page
14
A long, fragmented discussion argues for worker protection during layoffs, unemployment savings, and state aid to prevent forced idleness. It condemns big business excess, asserts risks of communism, and critiques ownership concentration and war as an economic threat, citing a Cincinnati plant closure as an example.
The Cincinnati Archdiocese issues a letter addressed to clergy Religious and laity on the declaration of peace Aug 14 noting Japan s capitulation ends World War II. It praises the commander in chief and all who contributed to victory and urges continued peace efforts.
W Earl Corbett of Cincinnati a member of St Francis de Sales parish has become gram director of Nadine 10 000 watt Knoxville nation with the Columbia outlet in Knoxville Tennessee He has held several roles at the same station including account executive night news editor and chief announcer His career began with an emergency on air spot and he later studied under a local priest to improve voice and radio delivery He attended St Francis de Sales school and Purcell high school More text continues on page 3 column 6.
The campaign for religion seeks to erect 100 mission chapels in the archdiocese with over 30 already sponsored. The Little Brothers of the Missions work on the North College Hill chapel serving the Colored community. Donations include a $25 war bond from Mr and Mrs Thomas Stephens and $10 cash from an anonymous donor.
Catholic Telegraph Register reports that four religious communities conducted vacation schools across 11 localities, teaching religion sewing art and more to over 400 children this summer. Sisters of Charity led five schools with 206 pupils, Sisters of St Ursula ran three with 114, Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur one with 28, and Sisters of the Precious Blood two with 65.
The Rev. Edward Connaughton of Cincinnati is named assistant superintendent of schools in the Steubenville Diocese and assistant pastor at St. Peter's church in Steubenville. Bishop John K. Massie of Steubenville announced the assignment for Father Connaughton, previously serving outside the Cincinnati archdiocese.
The Fenwick Council of C formed at Nativity parish plans to enroll about 100 more men, enlarging its second class. A social event is planned as an outdoor seaverse near Mound View or Newtown on Sunday. Chaplain Rev Jerome and Father Bartel are named among the officers for the July 24 meeting.
Six young men from the Archdiocese of Cincinnati joined a dozen friar students in solemn profession in the Order of Friars Minor in Detroit and Oldenburg Indiana. In Detroit the group included Raymar Middendorf, Leo Ish, Maurus Pax, Warren Isler, Krysostom Partee, and Julius Winter, with the ceremony at Holy Family Monastery and the house of philosophy in Cincinnati.
The Rev William J ames J returns to St Xavier's downtown church after a stay in Cleveland at St Mary's Creek and St Ignatius High School. The Rev Bernard A Horn will leave St Xavier's church staff for work at St Xavier's High School while remaining a regular confessor. Father Martin J Phee remains ill preventing his pastoral activities.
Sister Virgila of the Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis, longtime superior at St. Elizabeth's hospital in Dayton, died August 15 after a long illness. She served at Dayton from 1936 to 1944, later leading Holy Angels convent in Flint, Michigan, before retirement and passing away following treatment in Cincinnati.
The item notes an official in the Minestone area linked to the Cincinnati ICARIUS CO-OPERATOR and the church under the Most Reverend GisselMann with the title of Chancellor.
The Oratio Imperata pro Pace will be discontinued and replaced by Oratio pro tiarum Actione until Sept 14 inclusive. Parishioners should be urged to pray for termination of hostilities and guidance of the Holy Spirit toward a peaceful world. After Sept 14 a prepage will follow. By order of Archbishop Clarence G. Issenmann, Chancellor.
Thirty two SS novices and nine Cincinnati archdiocese sisters participated in investiture and profession ceremonies at Our Lady of Cincinnati college. Bishop Beh ring officiated the solemn session with archdiocese clergy. Perpetual profession names include Sister Mary Bernita Sister Mary Joeline Rosemary Patos Sister Antonita Sister Cordelia and Sister Valeria with other members from Columbus and Urbana noted among the declarations.
A teen aged Frances Schervier vowed to God in 1830s Aix la Chapelle offering herself for suffering humanity. Her humble pledge helped form a women’s religious community that spread from Europe to the United States and inspired thousands of young women to renounce world goods and serve the sick.
Xavier University announces immediate faculty and administrative changes under Jesuit supervision. Rev. Leo D. Sullivan S J remains provincial, while Rev. John J. Benson steps to a Jesuit mission band and Rev. Victor B Nieporte S J becomes dean of liberal arts.
Registration day for St Ursula Academy set for August 30 at St McMillan Street campus Cincinnati. School opens at 8:30 a.m. with all grades and activities, followed by a reception with dancing cards and refreshments. Alumnae helpers listed include Nancy Nennninger Dorothy Weinsing Betty Rittmeyer Elaine Woes Joe Ann Mercurio and Jean Nieman.
Among 18 Sisters, Servants of the Holy Child, who left their mother-house in Techny Illinois for foreign mission fields is Sister Marie Assignment, sent to Africa. The report notes Sister Marie and companions roving in colored mist and Meridian.
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