Solemn Requiem for Roane County Priest Held at St John Deer Park
Mass for Rev Leo Walter M M pastor of Mission parish Roane County was offered at St John Deer Park 10 by Rev James J Conroy. Walter 64 died Dec 7 at Plainfield Road Roane. Nephew Rev Lawrence Winter presided as deacon with Rev Richard as subdeacon. Wife Frances seven sons Charles Raymond Robert Paul Bernard Herbert and daughter Mary Frances. King now stationed in Knoll Mission Kweilin China served as RAF auxiliary chaplain in Kunming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Walter
St. John’s Church
Deer Park
James J. Conroy
Walter
Plainfieldee Road
Roane
Lawrence W;ter
Richard
Engaig
Frances Walter
Charles Bi Raymond A
Robert A
Paul L
Bernard W
Cpl
Herbert E. Walter
Mary Frances Walter
King
Knoll
Kweilin
Geuth Hina
Kunming
Purcell Graduate Among 24 Hurt in Calcutta Riots
James G. Dapper, 19, of Walnut Hills and Purcell high school graduate, was among 24 soldiers injured during civil disturbances in Calcutta India. Most injuries were minor from flying glass as vehicles were stoned. seven hospitalized.
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Purcell High School
James G. Dapper
Calcutta
India
Per
William Howard Taft Road
Walnut Hills
Dapper
Spiritual exercises churches offer weekly novenas and devotions
Cincinnati parishes list recurring spiritual activities including Friday novenas at Holy Name Avondale St Andrew's and Shrine of the Little Flower, Our Lady of Perpetual Help services, Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament at St Xavier's, and Holy Hours at St Lawrence's and St Thomas Aquinas with times from 5:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m. Various locations across Mt. Auburn Avondale Sedamsville and Price Hill host prayers for peace, service members and the Sacred Heart devotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Name Church
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
Eoetess
Poly Angels
Grandin Road
Our Lady of Perpetual
Our Mother of Help
St. Mary’s Church
18Th Cay
Mother of God Church
Gilbert Avenue
St. Louis’ Church
8Th End
Walnut
Councils of Knights of Columbus
St. Thomas Aquinas
Burton Woods Lane
Clifton Springs
St. Lawrence's Church
Warsaw Avenue
Price Hill
Cecilia's Church
Oakley
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Catholic Influence in Abolition and Slavery Debates
The piece surveys Catholic and Protestant roles in abolition, noting varied national actions against slavery from 1790 onward. It cites Brazil, Cuba, Colombia, and the United States, arguing Catholic perspectives favored emancipation while acknowledging wartime and social tensions in the U S era.
Barbaric Punishments Reflected in Early Christian Thought
A historical note argues that the extreme proposals for lifelong servitude reveal the paradoxes within early Christian perspectives. It contrasts punitive harshness with evolving moral discourse, illustrating how religious ideals interacted with legal and social norms of the era.
Funeral Services Held Dayton for Joseph L McCloskey
Joseph L McCloskey brother of the late Rev James T McCloskey former pastor of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart church Reading died here November 28. The Funeral Mass was offered in St Joseph's church Dayton on November 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Joseph L. Mc i
James T. McCloskey
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart Church
Reading
St. Joseph’s Church
Forty Hours Devotion Schedule Across Parishes
The schedule lists Forty Hours devotion from December 16 to 23 at Sacred Heart novitiate Milford St Bernard's Mercer county Nativity Cassella St Mary's Hamilton St Dominic's Cincinnati The Summit Cincinnati and from December 23 to 30 at Mother of God Cincinnati Sisters of Mercy Freeman Avenue St Joseph's orphanage Cincinnati St Mary's Springfield Ursuline convent county.
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Sacred Heart Novitiate
Milford
St. Bernard’s
Mercer County
Nativity
Cassella
St. Mary’s
Hamilton
St. Dominic's
Cincinnati
the Summit
Mother of God
Sisters of Mercy
Freeman Avenue
St. Joseph’s Orphanage
Springfield
Ursuline Convent
County
Slaveholding patterns in the South highlight small elite
Maynard notes slave ownership distribution in the South with about 384000 enslaved. Roughly 777000 enslavers owned one slave each, 200000 held fewer than ten, and only 2300 families owned a hundred or more. He cites a Negro minister bought by his congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
South
Hore Maynard
Catholic Church Growth Before the Civil War in America
The text notes that the Catholic Church was not powerful before the Civil War and was outlawed in every colony except Pennsylvania before the Revolution. It cites a Catholic population of about 25,000 to 3,000 by the Civil War, with clergy and the growth beginning to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsin Gouin
Colombia
Cuba
Brazil
Empire
Pennsylvania
Housing shortage hits pastor and veteran in Montfort Heights
Rev. William Hilvert, newly appointed pastor of St. Ignatius Loyola parish, searches for a temporary rectory near the planned church site at the 23 acre location at North road and Boomer lane. He currently resides at The Fenwick in Cincinnati and appeals for a compassionate homeowner to offer housing. Montfort Heights lies northeast of Cincinnati between White Oak White Oak area and Cheviot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hilvert
St. Ignatius Loyola
Montfort Heights
Father Hilvert
St. Ignatius Loyola Church
North Road
Boomer Lane
Hilvert
Fenwick
Cincinnati
St. James’ Parish
White Oak
Little Flower Parish
Mt. Airy
St. Martin’s Parish
Cheviot
Monsignor Klosterman Chairs Covington Food Drive
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward G. Klosterman, pastor of Mother of God Church Covington, is chairman of the NCWC War Relief Services canned food drive in the Covington diocese. This corrects a misspelling in last week's announcement of the director’s name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Klosterman
Mother of God Church
Covington
Ncwc War Relief Services
Economy column notes and page references
A readable column fragment discusses Sol economies and Page Four references. It hints at a connection between economic discussion and column layout, with a focus on Page Four. The text lacks concrete events or figures.
Local meeting on convention amid fallout from affair
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a convention in progress with figures including former Ju Dempsey as chair and a roster of names such as Rev. Conrad H. Bof, John Deukey, Michael A. Hell, G. Koo, John C. M, and Joseph B. The text hints at organizational involvement and internal discipline but lacks clear context or outcome.
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Ju Dempsey
Chai
Membe
Conrad H. Bof
John Deukey
Yank
M. Cha
Michael A. Hell G. Koo
John C. M
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