Local Clergy and Parishes Listed with Dates and Names
A fragmented OCR list records multiple priests and parishes with associated years 1937 through 1948. Entries mention Rev. Capea Kron Rev William Scanlan Rev Magr Joseph Schneider Rev J Wer topics include St Acopystine s Wa Wagnerville Rev Robert Ri Artenibotte Millville Rev Jerome Wolf CPPS Rev Pierian Hartke Rev de Nevin Rev Francis Heider Ames and St Teresa of Infant with various dates and affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stermtaens
Jerome Wolf
CPPS
Robert E. von Kaenel
Pierian Hartke
Oes See
de Nevin
Ee Ca
Lan Np
Nk Mls
Withanmeviste
Francis Heider
Detroit Priest Leads Papal Relief Convoy to German Camp
The fourth relief convoy, led by Rev. John Donovan of Detroit, departed to a German camp near Ittenwald to aid displaced Italians with clothing shoes and medical care. Donovan plans tours of other camps in Germany and Austria to report on Papal Relief work and the effort’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Germany
Vatican City
Tenwald
Esas
Amg
Ruscehen
John Donovan
Rome
Ittenwald
Father Donovan
Austria
Ae Ovan
Ganas
Walter
Stat
Mcwe al
Dutch Catholic Workers Seek German Territory
Dutch Catholic workers urge expansion into German territory claiming it aligns with Christian teaching. They argue annexed areas would follow in a broader plan and frame the move as a defense of Catholic rights.
Adam Walsh A Storied Pro Coach Faces New Challenges
Rev James B Hamblin chronicles Adam Walsh of Cleveland as a pioneering pro coach who rose from college fame to win the National Professional Football League title. The piece notes Walsh’s fraught transition from college to pro, his hard lessons with media, and a career path through Notre Dame Santa Clara Yale and Har vard with offers from California Iowa and Rams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Hambli
Adam Walsh
Clevel
Adam
Fai
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame Am
Rte
Alsh
Ecc Ce
Notre
Santa Clara
Suti
Yale
Har
Southern
Fornia Iowa
Rams
Donatecome
Donelli
St. Bernard’s Defeated. Mixed Results in Cincinnati Youth League
Cincinnati CYO week opened with St. Bernard’s five losing to St. Paul’s by a wide margin as St. William’s, St. Mary’s and other clubs posted varied scores. The day featured grade school and young men games across Norwood and Mt. Adams, with several teams slipping by by small margins and others dominating on offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
CYO
St. Bernard’s
Winton Place
Fairmount
M’s
St. Paul’s Church
Dick Holt
MEUM
St. Clement’s
Holy Family
St. Martin’s
Sts. Peter and Paul's
Norwood
Assumption
Holy Cross
Mt. Adams
Walnut Hills
St. Francis Ph’s ‘ i
Fragmented Poem Fragment on Peace and Christmas Joy
A garbled excerpt references peace on earth and Christmas themes with hints of a message about joy, a star, and inner triumph. It invokes Edwards Martin and Hope for universally shared peace amid a blurred, cut text.
Rural church mission push by Archbishop in Cincinnati
Archbishop McNicholas urges expanding rural Catholic presence in the Cincinnati Archdiocese. He notes a serious rural mission need, cites 27 chapels built or renovated, and calls for planning 50 to 100 mission centers to serve distant communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahkere
Echolas
Orkine
York
Sheree
Cincinnati
Mercer County
Archdiocese of
McNicholas
Brother Bert Builds Simple Mission Chapels For Funerals
The article describes Brother Bert and Brother Bertrand constructing affordable mission chapels with wooden floors open beam ceilings and termite treated joists. They plan to use steel bags for foundations when available and aim for 40 to 50 year durability. Landscaping costs run about 150 to 200 dollars per site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta
Bertrand
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati
Mission Chapel Program Aid for Building and Furnishing
The article urges support for the Mission Chapel program to help build and furnish facilities. It highlights funding needs, community involvement, and the aim to expand charitable spaces for outreach and worship.
Beata Beatrice of Pacified House Beatified in 1926
Beatrice da ledo known as Beata Spanish Beata body moved to mother house in Lisbon. In Rio de Janeiro founder died in 1490 and was beatified in 1926. Her community now maintains houses scattered globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beata
Lisbon
Rio
Beatrice da Ledo
Beatrice
Christmas stamps from many nations celebrate holy figures
A survey of 1920s to 1930s Christmas and holiday stamps shows Hungary and Holland issuing stamps with Marian and Christ child imagery, the Star of the East, and Star of Hope. Argentina in 1934 featured the Christ of the Andes for Peace on Earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portu
Cuvietiens
Hungary
Olland
Holland
Suring
Dutch Guiana
Good ‘Samaritan
Green Cross Society
Argentina
Andes
Earth
Rural Parish Outlasts City Parishes in Life Span
The Most Rev A Griffin, at the National Catholic Rural Life Conference in Cincinnati, argued rural parishes tend to outlive city parishes. He cited urban parishes with big plants and high costs, often sharing pastors and facilities to reduce overhead, while many have not reached a century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reem A. Griffin
Trent
Griffin
National Catholic Rural Life Conference
Cincinnati
Megna
Foreman role in American industry examined
Study explores the place of the foreman in early American industry and managerial structures, analyzing how this position shaped production, labor relations, and workplace authority. It discusses evolving responsibilities and the impact on workers and management across factories.
Women Called To Aid New World Order At Convent Station
College women urged to adopt a serious view of world conditions and to help restore civilization through Christian service. The talk referenced Communists as a threat and called for men to live for Christ, urging action in the era of global upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New World Order
Convent Station
Fig
Nets
Antoney
Leper Colony Letter Describes Dire Conditions and Losses
A message from Culion leper colony in the Philippines expresses loneliness and suffering. The writer notes many residents are severely afflicted and claims more than 500 have died, highlighting dire conditions and ongoing illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culion
P. L—Ray
Golone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wees
Lawrence J. Kroum
Capea Kron
UL North Main St
William Scanlan
Sid
Awe College Hill
Magr
Joseph J. Schneider
Rev
J ‘Eer
Tsa
Eendenees
Stanley
Smens
Herman Foken
H.M
Barricen ‘Ave
Cheviot
Sarrisse
Eset
Courts Ales Co
Queen Oy
Ead
Omunists
Cca
Sports Review
Cless Pro
Army Medical
St. Lo
Iowa
St. William's
St. William’s
Norway
Herald
Scandinavia
Sona
Ireland
Iceland
Ee Edwards Martin
New York
City One
Pat's
Bill’s
Meiner’s
Cate
Dependable Radio Sales & Service Co
Vine St
AV Guy
Cameron Ave
Clark’s Delicatessen
Eastern Ave
Basid
Stewart-Carr
Schrage Hardware Co. Hardware — Paints — Cragg
Elm St
HE Ludlow, Ky
Uli J. Howard
Robert D. Rattle
Florist
Madison Ave
Cor, Ky
Big Stallee
Dixie
Bos E. 20Th SE
Pre
Ky. Thomas, Ky
Speers
Wilson Ludlow
Affili
Rossel St
Kent
Hth
Madison
ST A Eaaz
Maple Ave
Hamilton
Mergy Hospital
School of Nursing
Hamilton, Ohio
Fenmont
Best
Oli
Ewport, Ky
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