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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1952
Page
5
A devotional note on St Valentine as patron of friendship and love. It recalls his martyrdom in Rome, the symbolism of red vestments, and the gospel message on taking up the cross. Love of God is shown as greater than love of family and friends.
Eight grade students at Assumption School Mt Healthy name Woodrow Wilson George Washington Abraham Lincoln and George Washington as the greatest U S presidents. They highlight Wilsons wartime leadership Americas founding and Valley Forge perseverance.
The Polar Bear Camporal run by the Cincinnati Council of the Boy Scouts of America took place January 19 and 20 at Camp Edgar Friedlander. Attendance reached 1,095 with 330 Catholic boys. the event featured a polar bear trek led by top scouts to illustrate winter camping ideas. St. Lawrence’s Troop 302 reported court of honor awards for Louis Dittrick Daniel Book and Richard Toerner to first class pins and G Link Jerry Gottmann Ray Fern to second class badges. Father Roger Griese, former speaker, now chaplain of Catholic Boy Scouts, and Robert Goettke, troop scoutmaster, sit on Catholic hunting lay committee. both were members of St. Fauremees troop when it began.
The Mt. St. Joseph college 117 voice glee club joins the Cincinnati Symphony in a two concert program on Feb 8 and 9. Directed by Dr. Vincent A. Orlando the group performs Valdi Gloria and Mahler Resurrection with soloists Miss Nell Tangeman and Miss Helen Hougham.
On Feb 9 1821 Columbia College received its charter later becoming George Washington University. Feb 11 the University of P… received its charter. Feb 12 marks Abraham Lincoln’s birth. Peter Cooper born Feb 12 1791 designed Tom Thumb and helped lay the Atlantic Cable. Cooper ran for Greenback president in 1876 and died 1883. Feb 18 saw the first air mail stamp in 1926. Feb 14 Newport Liberty car date 1766.
Two retreats are held for MecNicholas students with Father Robert Berger C conducting the spiritual exercises. The three upper classes finished their retreat this week, freshman begin January 12, and a PA ten card party is planned for February 28. Seniors will visit Mt. St. Joseph's College on February 12 for a tea and an inspection tour to introduce them to college life.
The Our Lady of Victory school in Cincinnati forms its civics club unit after receiving an official charter from the Commission on American Citizenship in Washington. Officers include Vivian Kunkel as president and Ann Hauser as vice president.
four Purcell high school students attend the first Cincinnati teen age mission at St Mark’s Evanston led by Father Daniel Egan S A of New York City. Talks run seven nights from 8 to 9 pm with a problem box for teen questions and no adults admitted.
Monsignor Dominic Ferrara, Apostolic Prefect of Ma pei Sudan, will address the Apostolate of the Sacred Heart meeting at Fontbonne in Cincinnati on Tuesday February 12 at 1 30 p m He recently returned to Cincinnati after two months in his mission territory He formerly led Holy Trinity parish Cincinnati and now aids Sacred Heart seminary Forestville as a house of studies for the Sons of the Sacred Heart.
CYO Chairman Ginny Helmers and Marian Beustersen lead a Valentine dance sponsored by the senior CYO group on Sunday evening February 10 at The Fenwick from 8 30 to 12. Single Catholics over 18 are invited. Cecil Youngs orchestra will provide music with a mixer and favors. The hymn Mother Beloved will be sung for world peace. Arrangements committee includes Carolyn Boe llehe Marian Rickling Irma Dickinson Shirley Langen Jerry Denker Jean Hegge Pat Ten Bieg Bill Coyle Pete Bauer.
The eight week pre Cana course on modern marriage issues begins Monday at 8 PM at St Bonaventure's school. Catholic and non-Catholic participants may enroll by contacting the Third Order of St Francis at 615 Vine Street Cincinnati 10. The fee is $2.
Xavier University Alumni Association will hold its first quarterly meeting of the year on February 14 at 8:30 p.m. on campus. President Al Behne Sweeney will speak on "What's Joke, or the Anatomy of Humor" with Father Paul English of Xavier as featured speaker. A board of governors meeting precedes at 6:30 p.m.
Father Francis J Flanagan of St Josephs Orphanage joins a United Steelworkers panel on civil rights this Sunday at the Sheraton Gibson hotel. Religious and civic leaders discuss combating Communist influence and promoting minority rights, including racism within unions. Sessions run 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. in the Victory Room.
The narrative recounts Raphael Semmes, a Maryland born lawyer turned naval officer and later Confederate commander. It covers his early life, education, service in the Mexican War, lighthouse board role, and pivotal 1861 recall to report to the Confederacy. It notes his strategy to strike Union commerce and his command of the Sumter, aiming to disrupt the North’s blockade.
In Cincinnati the Catholic Advisory Committee on Girl Scouting organized upcoming activities and heard reports. Mrs John Comer resigned as cochairman and a new election will occur at the May meeting. Recollections days at Pomice club and Fontbonne were announced for March 29 and March 24 respectively.
Father Albert V. Fedders a Covington Ky Maryknoll missioner held prisoner in Red China near Wuchow in Kwangsi will return to the United States on release. He was ordained in 1937 and last visited home in 1948. His Sisters M Viola M Marcella and M Mark teach in Covington Catholic schools and his brother Father Edward Fedders serves in Peru.
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