Plan Unique Pilgrimmage In Lytle Park December 21
Dayton unveils its first life size Nativity scene on the Montgomery County courthouse grounds as part of Christ in Christmas campaign. The display, supported by the Chamber of Commerce and local firms, urges citizens to choose religious cards, tell children the Christmas story, view faith themed decorations, and attend church services. The Dayton Deanery Council of Catholic Women helped place a crib at Good Samaritan Hospital and a Nativity in the City Loan and Savings window.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
Chamber of Commerce
Dayton Deanery Council of Catholic Women
Good Samaritan Hospital
City Loan and Savings Company
Salem Avenue
Lytle Park Nativity Crib Draws Hundreds Each Christmas
Cincinnati's Lytle Park crib, built with great care by A L Dolly Heger and a crew, attracts about 100 000 visitors yearly. The scene features life size figures and real animals guarded by shepherds, with dozens of choirs performing from Dec 19 to Jan 3. Sponsored by Western and Southern Life, the exhibit reflects Heger and Williams efforts to keep Christmas focused on its religious meaning amid urban change.
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U.S
Cincinnati
le Park
A. L
Dolly” Heger
Lytle Park
Jesus
Ss Atagert
Shepherds
Western and Southern Life Insurance Company
The
Crib
Charles F. Williams
Williams
Blessed Sacrament Parish
South Fort Mitchell
Heger
East Fourth Street
Requiem Mass Notices Draw from Local Parishes
A long list of December Requiem High Mass and Solemn Requiem Mass services is recorded for multiple individuals from families and local churches including St. Clement's St. Joseph St. Mary St. Patrick's St. Bonaventure's and others in the Greater Cincinnati area with dates in December and venues across parish churches.
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Alt
Carrie
Uiem
St. Clement’s Cees
Ammann
Margaret C
Aloysius
Apke
C. H
Church of the Annunciation
Busse & Borgmann Bitter
Henry L
St. Church
Paul E. Fred Bophm
Regina
Marcardty
Peter In Chains
Brandhorst
Teresa
St.wrence's Church
Dee
Braun
Nicholas J
Holy Name Church
Nuare Bros
Buzek
Elizabeth
Esquiem
St. Aloysius’ Arch
Rebold
Harry T
St. James’ Church
Diebold
Ruth
Rhis Essel
Lorenz
St. Bonaventure’s Church
Rebold. Finn
Michael
Ins Bi Martin's
Ghawen
Heuerman
John
Reuven
St. George
Tobe
Harry E
St. Franci
Ares
Ph of Nazareth
Norre Bros
Nero
St. Lawrence's
Huston
S Urch
Norre
Ane Angels
Gillig
Ang
Arthur
St. Margareta Cortona’s
Menninger
Helen
St. William’s Church
John J. Radel Metz
Elenora
Lena
St. Bernard's Church
Chas. A. Miller Sons Mittlehauser
Millard
St. Aloysius
Ording
Walter J
St. Matthew's
Kleb & Ihlendorg Pfalz
Theresa
St. Aloysius Gonzaga’s
Ontag Roth
Catherine
St. Catherine's Church
Simminger Willman
Dorothea
Church of Resurrection
W. J. Wirmel & Sons
Xavier Room to Honor Albert D Cash at Xavier University
Xavier University dedicates the Albert D. Cash Conference Room in the new Thomas J Logan Building funded by a group led by G Milton Wurzelbacher. The room on the building’s second floor will host university meetings and be dedicated in early 1954. Cash, a 1916 Xavier alumnus and long time Cincinnati councilman and mayor, died in 1952 from a boating accident. The same campus hosts the near life size St Francis Xavier statue arriving from Italy and to be dedicated early next year. Alumni Association elections will choose five new board members with results due December 30.
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Thomas J. Logan
Xavier University
Albert D. Cash
Cincinnati
Xavier
Cash
G. Milton Wurzelbacher
N. Bend Road
Mr. Cash
Wurzelbacher
Albert D. Cash, Jr
Alfred C. Reid
Denis Cash
Michigan
St. Francis Xavier
Italy
Baltimore
Chicago
Ill
Great Lakes
O’brien
Hinkle Hall
Evanston
The
Xavier University Alumni Association
E. Leo Koester
James L. Arata
Lloyd J.byrne
James Ij.ene
Edward A. Doering
James G. Flick
John T. King
Franklin A. Klaine
Lawrence W. Selzer
Bernard W. Sewell
John C. Rush
Board of Governors
Irvin F. Beamer
Leo J. Breslin
William J. Dammarell
Thomas A. Gallagher
Koester
French Organist Andre Marchal Concert at Cincinnati Conservatory
The celebrated blind French organist Andre Marchal performed at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music on December 11 before teachers and students, playing Bach and other works and improvising on themes from local leaders. He noted French chant traditions and praised classical organ music while criticizing modern romantic imitation.
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Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Andre Marchal
John F. Fehring
France
Marchal
Europe
Australia
Africa
U.S
British Broadcasting Company
England
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W. 6Th ST
Qwean Plumchmcinnati
Peter Herbsons
Harrison Ave
Mt. Healthy
Glenway and
Cliff Avenues
John C. Gump
Glenmore Ave
Herbert MO
Busse & Borgmann Co
Funeral Home
Chas. A. Miller Sons
Church of Our
Wercens Neidh
ARD
John Hodapp & Sons
College Hill
Hamilton Ave
Kirby
Carthage
Vine St. Valley
John J
Gilligan & Son
Woodburn
Lincoln
Warsaw Ave
Frank T. Corren
Reading
Dhonau-Rosenacker Funeral Home
Knowlton’s Corner
Northside
Ralph Joseph
Harry Meyer & Sons
FUNER
AL HO
Glenway
Western Hills
Colerain & Ethan Aves
Rebold Funeral Home
Michael J
Queen City Ave
Glenmore and
Mozart Aves
Cheviot Montana
Fuldner Mortuary
Main
Nurre Bros
Montgomery Rd
W. McMillan
John J. Radel
State
WaAbash
York
Newport South
Madison
Covington Hamiock
Kleb
H. J. Benken Greenhouses
Plainfield
Woodford
Kennedy Heights
St. Joseph
Bishop Sheen
Mr. Heger
New York
Radio City
Fourth and Lawrence Streets
Greater Cincinnati
Tri-State Savings & Loan CO
Wees
Ne & McMillan
Edwin
Becker Amor C. Emmert
Michael Augustin
Conservatory
Bach
Burgundy
St. Germaine Des Pres
St. Germaine of the Fields
Paris
Hendaye
Atlantic Coast
Am Dcoubeny
Sys
Gr 9
di Pilla
Vine
Charles
Babe) Meyers
Edwards Rd
Woodward
Building & Loan
Main St
Central Parkway
Woodman
Thomas
Wood
Corew Tower
Dunber
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