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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
1
The report asserts Western Electric will keep manufacturing war gear including miltary telephones, airborne receivers and transmitters, headsets, and cables to support tank crews and aviators. It emphasizes continued output through fall toward final victory and victory bonds.
The readable text critiques Soviet rule describing Russia as governed by a dictator and mocking propaganda. It notes past proof of repression and questions present gestures toward change, with unclear reference to a department and a tester column.
William H. Albers of Cincinnati has been named to a national Boy Scout lay committee on national service. He and 17 other Catholic laymen were named to the committee and as at large members of the national council at the 35th annual meeting in New York City. Albers has chaired the Catholic scouting committee in the Cincinnati archdiocese. There are over 330000 Catholic Boy Scouts nationwide and more than 60000 Catholic leaders in 114 archdioceses and dioceses.
The article describes St. Joseph's Home for the Aged Poor on Florence Avenue and St. Peter's Home for the Aged Poor on Riddle Road. It notes the staff counts and resident numbers, with 13 workers at St. Joseph's and 16 Little Sisters stationed at St. Peter's, housing about 215 residents.
Casualty reports list four service members from the archdiocese killed in the past week and three wounded. Pvt James A Lynch 24 of Assumption Cincinnati was killed on Okinawa June 10. Pvt Anthony M Baitz killed June 5 in Italy, wounded previously in April. Pfc Robert J Nieman killed on Okinawa May 27. Pfc Paul F Hickey wounded on Okinawa May 16. Others mentioned include family relations and Masses held in their honor.
The Rev. Alphonse M. Grassi a Sidney native who served 62 years in the priesthood died Friday July 28 while living in retirement at Maria Joseph Home Dayton. A Peoria diocese veteran he worked in Pekin Ill edited The Bee Hive children's publication and spent decades in Ohio prior to his Peoria assignment. Surviving sisters include Mrs M A Doorley Sidney Mrs Cecilia Cogan Portland Ore and Sister Mary Providentia St Marys of the Woods Ind.
Readers glimpse the Little Sisters of the Poor as they quietly tend to their charges at Stautberg. The nuns’ humble alms work and devoted care pass almost unnoticed by a world often unaware of their daily acts of mercy.
The article recalls the Little Sisters of the Poor founded in 1840 by Jeanne Jugan and describes the path of novices from Cincinnati and New York to novitiates in Queens and France. It notes the growing need for vocations as homes reach into many countries and nations.
The 2,000 pound bell that called parishioners to St. Michael’s Church in Cincinnati for 75 years was silenced as preparations to raze the wind-worn 97 year old steeple began. The arc shows the bell being removed from the tower while another view shows it hanging before the doors.
A church opinion urges home missions in smaller towns and rural areas of the archdiocese. Priests and missionaries spread divine truth and the reign of Christ, emphasizing the need to serve local souls with sacraments and spiritual outreach.
Miss Mary Beth Ritter of Cincinnati, featured as a typical high school graduate, inspired a hospital debate in China after her credo was quoted by missionary Rev. Charles L. Meeus, who was injured in a truck crash. The telegram noted Ritter’s line about ideologies opening up and standing for beliefs.
Nine prominent Cincinnati priests will preach the 30th annual novena to St Ann at St Ede wards church beginning Wednesday July 18. Sermon topics include St Ann and the Mystical Body of Christ St Ann Powerful Advocate and St Ann and Leadership among others with evening devotions at 8 p.m.
Cardinal Cerejeira of Lisbon baptized Manuel Moreira the gardener's 10th child born in Parede near Estoril marking the archdiocese tradition.
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and titles including William J. and mentions Mary’s Manor and Marist preparatory, with confusion about roles and locations. The readable portion points to a clerical or seminary leadership context but lacks coherent facts.
In Cincinnati at St Clare’s convent the Franciscan Sisters mark a 60th jubilee for Sister Anastasia Mary Ruhl and two 50th anniversaries for Sisters Clementine Gottfried and Blanca Elshoff. A High Mass, sermon by Monsignor Markham, and a band performance followed the ceremonies with readings of their service at St Elizabeth’s hospital and other Franciscan institutions.
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