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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1952
Page
10
The piece surveys Catholics split over using the mother tongue in public Mass parts. It notes early worship favored native languages, cites surveys and letters from Worship magazine, and weighs pro and con with the Holy See’s ultimate decision pending.
A Rusty the watchdog at a Latin language school inspires students by learning Spanish Quechua and English. In St Louis Mrs Pillsbury urged a 30000 fund drive for Planned Parenthood. Other items note Catholic book guides, a double Mass celebrating priesthood anniversaries, and debates on church influence in public life.
A Cranberry Prairie resident recalls a past storekeeper who ran a huckster wagon and fathered 13 children. The children noticed boxes marked with four vertical lines crossed by a slant, later interpreted as a counting device tied to rosary decades rather than eggs. The tale links rural trade, faith, and memory of a notable local figure.
Requiem Mass for Harold Sterwerf, 35, was sung at St. Ann's Church, Hamilton, Jan. 24 by his priest brother Father Walter Sterwerf. Sterwerf died Jan. 22 in Mercy Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Hamilton, son of Joseph Sterwerf and the late Freda Fallert Sterwerf, and served in World War II. Surviving are sisters Janet and Ruth, Sister Mary Peter, and brother Russell.
A rural Minnesota reader sends a humorous note about apron pocket poems and family names spelling Ave Maria. The letter recalls a farmer’s TV complaints and a curious mix of hometown anecdotes, including a mother’s tribute to a mayor and childhood memories.
Counsel for publishers and distributors of nudist periodicals filed suit in the Supreme Court to block License Commissioner Edward T. McCaffrey from banning newsstand sales.
Two collection centers are designated to receive donations for the Children in Need campaign under the Cincinnati regional council of the National Council of Catholic Women. Hilda Reuther will accept at 3008 Ideal Terrace and Mrs. Edwin G. Becker at Victory Parkway and Dana Avenue. The drive seeks new clothing for children from infants to teenagers, plus shoes and sewing materials, to fill the Holy Father’s store rooms.
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