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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1953
Page
5
The church plans a candle lighting ceremony next week to honor three bishops who served in the community. On January 26, the Feast of Saint Polycarp will be celebrated, noting his second century life and his ties to Saint John and the early disciples.
Ursuline academy in Cincinnati will host a Sesquicentennial Ball with Jeri Ann Hauck as general chairman. Staff includes Judy Walters Ellen Marnell and Lynn Fitzpatrick. The event features a bicentennial home display and senior art panels.
Mariemont residents and village councilmen plan a January 26 meeting to discuss a zoning ordinance impacting a new parking lot and driveway at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. An Appeals Court injunction blocks use of the development, reversing a Common Pleas Court decision, with hospital officials stating construction may be postponed if the parking lot is barred.
Work resumes on the permanent Trap pist Monastery near Atlanta as Trappist monks live in temporary buildings. Father Abbe appeals for about five thousand dollars a month to complete walls and foundations, funded by donations from friends to support Our Lady of So Father Abbot and the monks.
A donation appeal from the Lady of the Holy Ghost Monastery in Georgia supports completion of Our Lady's Abbey. The ad notes enclosed gifts and mentions local Friends of Religion backing the effort.
An eighth grade student at St Bernard's School in Cincinnati shows interest in rockets and treasure maps. Charles Dooley studies rockets to ensure authentic drawings and plans to attend St Xavier's High School next year after studying art at the Cincinnati Art Museum.
The Fenwick C&O senior group invites singles over 18 to an informal dance on Sunday January 25 from 8:30 to midnight at The Fenwick. George Horn's orchestra will play, mixer dances will break the ice, with Norb Holtgreve and Carolyn Boelleke as chairmen and Pat Ten Bieg assisting.
A home cook outlines a simple French onion soup using onions, butter, flour and a broth made from a soup bone. The onions are slowly sautéed until golden, flour is added, then the mixture simmers with broth, salt and pepper. Serve with toast and Parmesan on top.
Two thirds of the pupils at St Agnes school Cincinnati join Girl Scouts. Brownie and intermediate troops hosted a party for nearly 100 girls at Santa Maria Institute. New officers elected include Maryjane Johnson president and Rosemary Moore vice president.
Eighth graders LA VONNE FREUDIGER THOMAS WILLIAMS RITA SPAETH and EDWARD FITZGERALD describe Saturday plans varying by weather rising late toy trains skating and family prayers. They share snowball fights snowmen sleds checks attic exploring chores and faithful routines alongside hobbies and games.
Franciscan clerics from Holy College Washington led by Rev Claud Kean discuss musical users at the Church of the Air Sunday January 25. The event features Franciscan speakers sharing insights on sacred music and liturgical practice.
Puzzle notes mix religious terms and scripture clues. It lists sacraments rites and saints with scattered answers, referencing Latin and Greek forms and church groups amid fragmented OCR text.
The article recounts William Starke Rosecrans's rise to command during the Civil War, detailing his actions at Stone River and Murfreesboro, the Confederate threat in Tennessee, and the costly triumph that shifted to defeat as Bragg's forces regrouped. It notes the heavy casualties and the strategic impact of the Battle of Stones River on the Union and Confederate positions.
A column recalls Saint Louis of France as kind ruler who protected and cared for his people. It notes his 44 year reign against invasions, wartime hardships, and a ransom exchange after capture. The piece urges prayers for selfless men and women in modern times.
Radio and TV listings show Catholic programs across Covington Dayton Cincinnati and Springfield. Scheduled times include Sacred Heart programs on WZIP WMOH WPFB and WONE with hour long Faith in Our Time and Sacred Time segments plus services from St. Dayien and other parishes.
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