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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1952
Page
5
A Mass for the Feast of St Faustinus and St Jovita honors two brothers born in Brescia who preached Christian faith and were martyred there in the year 117. Red vestments signified their martyrdom as prayers recall Jesus’ words of courage and the saints’ exemplary faith.
Sounding Board eighth and tenth graders discuss television's effect on homework. Edward Montanus says a schedule helps balance viewing and study while asserting TV is a great invention. Janice Ryan notes TV reduces study time and causes fatigue. Judith Donovan believes TV interferes with lessons leading to poorer marks.
Boy Scout Troop 313 from St Leo's Cresie and Holy Family in Cincinnati toured city landmarks. They visited Presidents Ford Park, the Conservatory, and the Museum of Natural History then watched a movie.
Rosalind Murrey, author of The Good Pagan's Failure and The Forsaken Failure, will address the medievalists at the Alms hotel on Tuesday evening February 19. The event includes a Ladies’ meeting at 6 p.m. Murrey is an English convert and noted writer.
Elder high student James Ellis and Seton high student Antoinette Minucci will lead a double cast production of Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado in Seton auditorium on Friday and Sunday February 22 and 24 at 8 15 p m. Cast includes Charlotte O Leary Elizabeth Dixon Edward Renneker Thomas Flynn Patricia Driehaus Nancy Schaller Marian Kernan James Ross Philip Schoh Joseph Smithmeyer Louis Albier Joseph Vennemann James Davoran Jean Parker and James Rickert.
The Markian Youth Club announces a one week teen only mission at St. Mark's Church Cincinnati starting Sunday February 17 at 8 p.m. Father Daniel Egan leads lectures on teen problems from dating to sin with free admission for high school students. Parents may attend a special sermon beforehand.
The narrative recalls Raphael Semmes a midshipman graduate of 1832 who rose to command the Confederate raider Sumter after resigning from the U S navy in 1861 The account details the pursuit by the USS Brooklyn and Semmes strategic use of ships prize captures and burning of prizes during the Gulf cruise including a Cuba coast voyage and engagement with a larger Union warship.
Kenneth Milter, director of the Cincinnati National Safety-pioneers program, visited Mary’s school and North College Hill praising their safety efforts. He commended St. Margaret Mary’s and vowed to publish their story in local papers and a national magazine.
Puzzle list presents blanks and clues on shrine theme with mismatched letters and letter positions. It includes opposite hints and musical notes referencing diatonic scale and common puzzle formats.
February entries recount pivotal events from the United States seeking union with Canada to the completion of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal in 1851. It notes La Salle’s Texas settlement in 1685 and the York locomotive trial in 1831, plus Washington DC territorial government in 1871 and its ending in 1874.
A vintage recipe for Devil's Food Loaf instructs mixing melted chocolate with hot water and sugar, then alternating flour with buttermilk and folding in eggs and vanilla. Bake in a leaf pan at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes.
Camp Fire Girl leaders plan their second annual recollection Sunday February 24 in St. Louis church Cincinnati downstairs chapel. Catholic Advisory committee on camp fire sponsors the event with talks discussions a question box Holy Hour and Benediction. Father Earl Whalen archdiocesan youth director to conduct exercises at 1 15 p m in the church lending library.
June Lear president of the lay board announces a hospital fete at Cincinnati Gardens on August 16 and 17. The event marks the centennial celebration of Good Samaritan Hospital.
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