Clergy Listings From 1940s Ohio Parishes
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous Catholic priests with parishes across Ohio towns such as Lawrence White Street Bays North Bend Mt Crab Rees and others. It includes Rev. capsar Kron Rev. John Ja-ig Monroe Rev. Jerome Wolf Rev. Von Kaenel Rev. Hartke Rev. Claude Nevin Rev. William Scanlan Rev. Robert Krumholtz Rev. Marcellus Poltz Rev. Urbain Rev. Koenig Rev. Urban Koenig Rev. Francis Heider Rev. Edwin Richter Rev. Albert Gerhardstein and others with dates mainly in 1938 to 1945.
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Rae Age
Ee Pate
Lawrence
Kroum
White St
Capsar Kron
C.F.M
Sill 'Main St. Bays Noth
Maegr
Ae J. Schneider
Lockland
John M. Ja
Monroe
Martin's
Ant St
Ae Hartke
Claude Nevin
C.P
St. Bernadette’s
Jenny Lind
St Augustine's
Waynesville
Robert H. Krumholtz
Pershing
Marcellus J. Is
Poltz
Alexander G. Koenig
Bland Ave
New Miami
Urban R. Koenig
Detroit Priest Leads Fourth Papal Relief Convoy to Germany
The Rev. John Donovan of Detroit heads the fourth American convoy dispatched from the Vatican to Mittenwald and other relief centers in Germany and Austria. He will assess needs for clothing shoes and medical aid as thousands of displaced and former prisoners stay at the camp daily. The Papal relief mission, under Cardinal Secretary of State, works with American military authorities to assist refugees in this ongoing effort guided by Pope Pius XII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Tenwald
Vatican
Caty
Russia
Tarike
Sonteien
Pius XII
Holy Father
Ies
John Donovan
Detroit
Rome
Papal
Mittenwald
Father Donovan
Germany
Austria
Father Movan
Walter S. Carroll
Paper Secretariat State
Dutch Catholic Workers Seek German Territory annexation debated
In Hilversum a three day meeting of Dutch Catholic Workers urged annexation of German territory arguing war compensation cannot be obtained otherwise. The group though condemned by resolution that mass German populations in annexed areas would contradict Christian teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Workers’ Movement
Hilversum
Seiafa and Ra Nazi Propaganda Amid Refugee Crisis
Fragmented report notes Nazi propaganda aims to sway Catholics and others by promising relief as the regime faces a large refugee crisis. It mentions Catholic refugees, shortages, and charitable appeals while detailing material scarcities and troop demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahea
First Mass Offered in Garage Parish Roselawn
The article recalls the humble beginnings of Our Mother of Sorrows parish in Roselawn with the first Mass offered in a garage on Losantiville road. Rev. Conrad and later Monsignor O'Brien helped establish the parish, designating local high schools and blessing parish property as the church expanded. Four Masses were offered on Sundays starting Sept 21, 1941, as the parish grew.
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Our Mother of Sorrows
Roselawn
Losantiville
Conrad
St. Mary’s
Ater
Regan and Purcell High Schools
The
Deluth
Minn
Mother
Ames O’brien
Fena Iton Perty
Repl Grouth
Paciok
Walsh The Irish Coach Turning Pro In Cleveland News
Adam Walsh, famed Notre Dame alum and former Yale and Harvard coach, leads Cleveland in the National Professional league. His transition from college to pro faces challenges as he confronts media relations and adapting tactics, while his brother Charlie Walsh oversees front office matters.
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Adam Walsh
Cleveland
Adam
Knute Rockne
Walsh
Notream
Santa Clara
Yale
Harvard
Old Schools
Donelli
Rams
Charlies F.red
Ceeadidhans
Bob Uw.c.laa
Waterfield
Sodality in St. Louis Noted as Work Observed
A fragment notes that sodality in St. Louis will be observed and announced as part of a planned activity. The text is incomplete but indicates a Catholic society event or gathering in St. Louis with an announced schedule.
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Sodality
St. Louis
Beata's Body Sent to Mother House in Lisbon
The body of Beata Biccsed is conveyed to the Mother House in Lisbon for burial arrangements. The brief dispatch notes the transfer from the local facility and the next steps in funeral rites.
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Lisbon
Eee Beata
Waynesville Catholic History Timeline Summary
History traces Waynesville Catholics from 1871 to 1913 with key events. Rev Augustine Alexander organizes Mass in Caldwalladera hall in June 1876, a small building rises, price mass on December 12 1877, later he leads Holy Cross monastery Mt Adams.
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Augustine Alexander
Caldwalladera's
Holy Cross Monastery
Mt. Adams
St. Augustine’s
St Bonaventure, St Bernard’s top opening CYO clash
Cincinnati youths opened the CYO season with high scoring games. St Bonaventure defeated St Bernard’s 98 to 5 while Fairmount seniors and juniors echoed offensive depth. St John the Baptist and St Paul clubs featured strong performances amid multiple church squads.
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Cincinnati
CYO
St. Bonaventure
St. Bernard’s
Winton Place
Fairmount
St. Bernard
St. Paul’s Church
Bud
Dick Holt
St. John the Baptist
St. John
Foremen urged to raise wages in Arkansas plant move
Unclear OCR text suggests management pressure or policy shift at an Arkansas Savers facility affecting foremen and industrial life. No concrete names, dates, or numbers are readable.
Women urged to aid new world order at St Elizabeth
Monsignor Ward A. Freking national secretary of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade challenged college women at the College of St. Elizabeth Convent Station New Jersey to adopt a serious stance toward world conditions and to help restore civilization on Christian principles. Citing recent election results in Hungary and Austria he noted that Comment had lost out in each case and said the world needs women missionaries who will dare to live for Christ.
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N. J
Rt. v
Ward A. Freking
Catholic Students’ Mission Crusade
College of St. Elizabeth
Hungary
Austria
Monsignor
Freking
World Seeds
Word From Leper Colony Shows Dire Conditions
A report from Culion leper colony describes wan loneliness and failing facilities during Japanese occupation. A letter from a current resident recalls high mortality, scarce care, and deteriorating living conditions.
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Culion
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William Scanlan
Williamsville
Francis Heider
Buena. Vista Ae — —— Smt
Cbee
Oeeeckeewe
Hisdibkeliskencesinen
West Po
Herman Foken
H.M
Edwin R. Richter
Modder
Albert Gerhardstein
Bse Ems
Teresa
Central Fair Building
Loa
Barrison Ave
Cheviot
Garriscoe Ava
Fipe
Ofines
Waternes
Iles Ca
At, Queen City
Tire and Rubber CO
Giamer of Court
Seiafa and
Ical
Mother of Sorrows Church
Mass
Sports Review
James B. Hamblin
Army
Andersing
Geis
Offici
Clem Crowe
Nile Kinnie
St. Augustine's Church
Rattner’s _ Dept
Eastern Ave
Naegele
Vine St
Bradley
Reading Flower Shop
W. Benson St
John Singer, Inc
Nick. Blau
Scott St., Cor
Office
Res
James C. Cavanaugh
WM. J. Leonard Insurance Agency
Carew Tower
Gibson
Gibsor
Patterson St
Mutual & S
Wray
Cincinnati Indust
Dae
St. William's
St. William’s
St. Clement’s-A
Holy Fame
St. Martin's
Sts. Assumption
Oo Gay Cross
Walnut Hills
St.Francis Dea
Scandinavia
Ireland
Scotland
Iceland
Saversican
Best
Fincinnati
Ohio
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