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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1953
Page
4
Members of a local civics club greeted the season by distributing materials under the theme Know Your Neighborhood Help Your Neighbor. Photos show several club members involved in the outreach at Butler, highlighting community service during the holiday period.
The Epiphany on January 6 celebrates the Nativity reveal as the Wise Men from the East honor the Christ Child with gifts. The Gospel of Matthew recounts the star guiding the Magi, Herod's anxiety, and their return by another way after adoring the newborn King.
Eighth grade students are urged to listen to Fulton J Sheen’s Life Is Worth Living program. The discussion praises Bishop Sheen’s messages as educational and suitable for young and old, highlighting clear, accessible insights for students.
Ursuline High School Latin students stage a Roman Wedding sketch to prove Latin’s relevance to business and professional life. Cast includes Janet Ganim Isabel Kieffer and others with Sue Dall as contest committee chair and Judy Adrianson guiding the discussion. The event follows a student council fundraiser and holiday pageantry at St Dee school Cincinnati.
Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati announces a one year practical nursing program focusing on patient care, safety and satisfaction with coursework designed for immediate clinical placement.
The Cincinnati archdiocese hosts an annual Catholic youth oratorical event led by Father James N. Lunn. The topic, Catholic Youth in the World Apostolate, emphasizes global independence trends and international relations among Crusaders.
The article discusses mysteries in religion and everyday life, the nature of belief, and Catholic youth training for mission countries. It notes goals for education, priestly service, and lay support, with concurrent contests in Cincinnati and Dayton as part of the 15th convention activities.
Scouts gather in Santa Maria Institute for a Monday drive to recruit new members. Troop 509 registered sixteen scouts and ten explorers. Henry Stock Sr. is institutional representative and Henry Stock Jr. serves as scoutmaster.
The fragmented text recalls William Starke Rosecrans drifting through an Ohio frontier, attending a log schoolhouse, enlisting briefly at Kenyon College, and entering West Point in 1837. It traces his early work as an architect engineer, coal ventures, and oil refining trials before the Civil War.
The Cantas Club will sponsor a card art and social event at St Martin's hall on Sunday January 11 at 2 45 pm to aid teachers at Holy Trinity and St Artin's schools. Mrs Paulingeleene chairs the event with helpers Loretta Wienberg Marie Gouy Loretta Griffin Marcella Hofschulte and Marion Mueller.
A fragmented recipe describes fixed hamburger patties with ingredients like bread crumbs salt pepper milk flour meat eggs and onions. It suggests forming small patties frying in fat browning on both sides then serving four and notes bacon wrapped patties can be broiled instead of fried.
A fashion show presented modest outfits styled by two young women with guidance from Jean Harshman. The event emphasized modest standards and ban on strapless and low-cut necklines while featuring casual and date dresses and models led by Rose Ann Bernholt.
A note states a Pope Pius XII marked statue containing clothing of Jacinta and Francisco and a piece of the bush of apparition will be sent to donors. Send donations to the Third Secular Order of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Box No 23 e/o Catholic Telegraph Register Cincinnati Ohio for a bless and touched folder.
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