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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1953
Page
6
Final Examination SCOUTS CARL J. BUHR and James A. Miller of Cincinnati are seen taking their Ad Altare Dei exam. Father Roger Griese, area CYO scouters committee chaplain, Cincinnati, conducts the test. The award recognizes Boy Scouts of first class rank but does not replace any rank or merit.
The season of Septuagesima starts next Sunday February 1 marking the ima Sunday as the church year enters a new cycle.
The seventh grade students at St. George's School in Cincinnati discuss favorite TV programs. Patrica Martin praises Mama starring Peggy Wood for family appeal, William Carson favors Life Is Worth Living with Bishop Sheen, Madeline Billing loves I Love Lucy, and Gayle Shaw enjoys All Star Review. The piece also includes a church calendar note on Septuagesima and liturgical dates around Candlemas and St Blase.
The Berea community forms a youth council backed program to handle minor offenses privately with consent of parents. A safety director priest and two women run informal hearings offering nominal sentences to curb court caseloads and fit local conditions. Barberton’s 10 year model shows reduced cases and close civic collaboration.
Catholic radio and TV schedule details multiple stations in Covington Dayton Hamilton Springfield and Cincinnati. Programs include Sacred Heart Hour of St. Francis Knights of Columbus and Family Theater with multiple time slots across February and weekly hours.
Recipe for cheese dogs with bacon wrapped franks and cheese filling. Twelve frankfurters and strips of cheese are wrapped with bacon and secured with toothpicks. Cook on grill or fork until bacon crisps and cheese softens, served in long rolls with mustard or chili sauce.
Wordcross clues pair virtues with their opposing capital sins across numbered entries from 4 to 66. The puzzle lists virtues opposed to sins such as Pride Envy Wrath Gluttony and includes abbreviations months rivers and religious terms as cross references.
A friend plans a schools showpiece about nuns highlighting their broad impact. The filmmaker aims to reveal how sisters influence many lives beyond their travels, guiding vocations and shaping Catholic homes through example and devotion.
A nationwide contest to stimulate interest in missions among Catholic college students was announced. Sponsored by the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade and NFCCS, a $25 prize will be awarded for the winning essay on Heralds of the Gospel and published in The Shield. Entries due by March 8 with pseudonym and school provided.
William Starke Rosecrans, born in Ohio, entered West Point in 1887 and rose to command the Army of the Cumberland. He faced delays urged by Lincoln, conducted a winter buildup, and then moved to confront Bragg at Chickamauga, with heavy Union casualties but eventual defense of the army. The piece recounts his strategic pauses, battles near Chattanooga, and the broader Civil War context through 1863.
Paul V Palmisano of Xavier University active in the Masque society and Bellarmineyers directs the Cincinnati CYO Gene n guilds first 1958 season productions The Cradle Song and Torchbearers Casts include Adele Gratsch Toni Holt Ruth Wood Colleen Hassett Donna Bauer Marian Magosci Jean Joyce Jo Ann Stenger Carol Kane Judy Mora ines Janet Koch Doris Stueren with Jack Murray John Carda n Ronald Aug Pat Duffy and aleb Clarke Marge Holt is assistant Performances Feb 6 Regina high school Feb 7 St Marys school Feb 8 Our Lady of Angels high school Feb 14 Our Lady of Cincinnati college Feb 15 Holy Family church Tickets from students CYO office Fenwick or Genesian guild members
The second annual Camp Fire Girls Adoration Day will be held at Holy Spirit chapel in The Fenwick on Saturday Feb 21 from 10 am to 3 pm. Catholic Camp Fire Girls in grades five through eight may attend bringing lunch milk and fry drinks will be served by the committee. Each group must be accompanied by a leader or responsible adult and attendees should notify their leaders in advance.
The seniors become the first Reginians to enjoy a school retreat while juniors sophomores and freshmen also take part in related exercises at the school. Fathers Benno Heidlage Theodore Hesselbrocks and Gerard Brinkmen OFM led the sessions.
Fifteen Piqua Catholic high school students have poems chosen for the Annual Anthology of High School Poetry. Notables include Madonna Marechal for Winter Grass and Marilyn Didot for Si lence, with others like Carolyn Fuller and Michael Moffitt also accepted. Seton and Mt Notre Dame students are noted for art and mission efforts, retreat plans, and a poetry program highlighting church missions.
An American flag will be presented to the new Assumption parish scout troop in Cincinnati by Queen City 293 American Legion on February 1 at 3 PM. The ceremony marks the troop's start in the scout movement.
The Fenwick CYO senior group of Cincinnati sponsors Sunday dances for Catholics over 18 at the club. This Sunday's event, February Hop, starts at 8 30 p m with George Horn and his orchestra playing, announced by Tom Malone dance chairman.
Fragmentary OCR lists Catholic parishes and locations including St. Fra, St. Joseph, St. Augustine, St. James, and Fontbonne. The text appears to outline a Forty Hours Devotion schedule or program with place names across Cincinnati Jamestown Wyoming and related Catholic sites.
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