Rose Argot Reflects on Duty and Valor
Private Caroline Rose Argot serves with distinction in the force. She is highlighted for her dedication and service in a concise wartime notice.
09 Feb 1945
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1945
Page
1
Private Caroline Rose Argot serves with distinction in the force. She is highlighted for her dedication and service in a concise wartime notice.
Disjointed text references banns and canons with mentions of laws and licenses. The fragmented phrasing lacks clear action, parties, or dates to establish a complete notice or outcome.
A damaged OCR excerpt shows a letter discussing Catholic Mass attendance, travel burdens for priests, and the distances Catholics must travel. Mentions destinations like Con tination and Ref condition, references to South territory, and general parish life. The text is incomplete and reads as a personal reflection on faith and hardship.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a kinship letter from Kin of First Ria to Dube in Dubuque and to Bishop Georgeccanceeren of Dubuque. The text mentions Loreg in the Rhone valley and a 183 note with octane formation.
Leaflets distributed among Catholic students at Ensley Alabama have drawn attention. The pamphlets address charged topics and note growing non Catholic interest. The distributees highlight student exposure to controversial material and the pamphlet campaign gains popularity.
A home remedy notes mixing two cups water with Pine or pine extract and sweeteners to create a cough and cold syrup. It claims quick relief by loosening irritated membranes and easing air passages for better sleep, emphasizing no cooking and low cost.
An advertisement praising the Catholic Foresters fraternal order highlights growth since 1948 with 43,000,000 in liabilities and strong solvency. It emphasizes life protection for members and families, social and recreational services, and brotherly aid, naming Thomas Re Hean LaSalle St as a contact.
Fragmented notes describe Cardinal James Bishop of Buenos Aires opposing Protestant proselytizing in Latin America and urging Catholic unity in the United States. The text cites historical fears of U S influence, the Colossus of the North, the Platt Amendment, and Roosevelt era Pan American policy, referencing 1933 to 1936 treaties and doctrines.
The St John Passion Play at St John’s Hall Cincinnati enters its 28th season with a performance on February 18. Rewritten by Franciscan Fathers, the Oberammergau style drama follows the Gospel narratives of Christ’s life during Holy Week. About 150 members participate, with proceeds aiding parish projects.
Three members of the Cincinnati province of the Society of Mary will be ordained priests at Sts. Peter and Paul’s Church in Norwood on Saturday February 24. The ordinands are Rev Bertrand E Clemens Rev Francis W Gerber and Rev Bernard L Horst all with ties to Dayton Cleveland and Cincinnati and all trained at St Meinrad seminary. Archbishop John T McNicholas will officiate the ceremony.
A Cincinnati Juditorum event hosts Sister Mary Madeley of St. Marys Dame Ind as she speaks February 12 at 3 45 p m in Xavier University forum Rev Alphonse Her S J to present Sister Madeley as luncheon guest at a Catholic Women's Association meeting on curth street noon February 2.
Funeral services were held at the University of Dayton chapel for Brother John J. Schuetz S M professor of education who died January 29. The Rev George J Renneker presided as celebrant of the Solemn Requiem Mass with multiple UD and S M leaders participating. Burial followed in the brothers' cemetery on the UD campus. Schuetz served UD seven years and previously worked at Mt St John Toledo after entering the Society of Mary in 1890. He took vows in 1891 and celebrated a golden jubilee in 1941. He is survived by a brother in Hawaii and a sister in Cincinnati.
The Cincinnati conference of the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade selects What Must America Do for the Missionary Church as this year's contest topic. Finals are Palm Sunday March 25, with eliminations March 19. A reception for Catholic college and high school students is set for Sunday evening February 11 in the Gibson Roof garden with conference unit presidents on the committee.
A day of recollection for young women in Dayton and nearby areas is set for Sunday February 11 at the Salem avenue motherhouse. Mass begins at 9 15 a m with services concluding at 4 15 p m. A bus from the Dayton station at 8 40 a m passes the convent and advance bookings close noon February 10 with retreat secretary Randolph 4696.
Twenty five young women from the archdiocese joined 48 student nurses receiving caps at a St. Elizabeth's Hospital ceremony in Dayton on February 1. Names from the archdiocesan group include Margaret Bell, Sidney Blackburn, Frances Goodrich, Dayton, and many others in Dayton, Minster, Sidney, Houston, Middletown, and Hartwell.
A Cincinnati parish member J Harry Moore joined Governor Frank J Lausche’s Ohio cabinet last week. He served as rector of the state’s indications and taught at St Xavier High School. Moore’s background includes work as a radio newscaster and teaching roles in Cincinnati.
A photograph from Vatican City shows Maes a faint ode or statue held up during a procession. The image was brought to this country recently by an unidentified individual.
The article praises the spread of Catholicism in the Philippines noting towns like Rosario Santa Maria and San Fernando and lauding missionaries who sacrificed much. It contrasts Catholic chapels abroad with local areas here where religion is less visibly emphasized. It discusses soldiers aiding church growth and the importance of faith in distant lands.
The Mother of Mercy novitiate at Victory Parkway Cincinnati welcomed 15 postulants on the Feast of Our Lady of Purification February 2. Four are from Springfield and others include Betty Baumgardner Tiffin Neres a Lammers Lima Mary Rose Mullen Louisville Ky Juanita Studer Mary Perrysburg and Voelker Indianapolis.
A week’s casualty lists show four archdiocesan youths killed in action and one in an accident. Lt. Raymond J. Bockerstette, missing in action since December, has been listed as killed by wounds. he was from Cincinnati and a Xavier University alum. Pfc. Raymond E. Ruberg died of wounds in Belgium after being wounded January 10. he was a graduate of Elder High School and a member of St. Lawrence’s church. Other listed service members include Pvt. Richard Frederick Meiring of Cincinnati and Pfc. Ray Dabb, with families and fiances noted. The report details next of kin, service branches, and local connections.
Sister Mary Felicitas of the Religious Sisters of Mercy died January 30 in Hamilton ending 52 years of service at Mercy hospital. She arrived as a novice in 1893 and spent her career at the institution, shaping its care and tradition.
Miss aes immerman a Cincinnati colored girl and graduate of the University of Cincinnati entered the Dominican order at St. Jude's Monastery in Cincinnati. Sister Mary Felicitas, a native of County Kilkenny, Ireland, spent years in nursing and hospital administration before her death at age 70.
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