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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Coca-Cola related entity with unclear context and suppresses further details. The text references a business name and war era phrasing, but lacks concrete events or dates to confirm a specific story.
The text critiques Soviet rule as dictatorial and propaganda driven. It contrasts Western ideals with communist governance, noting changing policy gestures without clear democratic reforms and warning against deception in international dealings.
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. He spent decades in the Peoria diocese and edited The Bee Hive. Surviving are three sisters Mrs M A Doorley Sidney, Mrs Cecilia Cogan Portland Ore, and Sister Mary Providentia St Marys of the Woods Ind.
William H. Albers of Cincinnati, a Catholic layman, is appointed to a national Boy Scout lay committee on national service. He joins 17 other Catholic laymen named to the committee and will serve on the Boy Scouts National council. Albers has long led Catholic scouting in the Cincinnati diocese as lay chairman, amid about 330,000 Catholic Boy Scouts and 60,000 Catholic leaders across 114 dioceses.
The Little Sisters of the Poor, followers of Jeanne, serve the helpless at a home on Riddle Street and St Peter. They go about their alms work unobtrusively, leaving little notice but steady care for those in need.
The article outlines the formation and training of Little Sisters of the Poor including novices in New York Queens and France. It notes three years of training, novitiates abroad, professed sisters serving in 52 homes, and a global network founded by Jeanne Jugan in 1840. It highlights ongoing need for vocations amid a large global presence.
Casualty reports list four service members from the archdiocese dead and three wounded. Pvt. James A. Lynch, 24, killed on Okinawa June 10. his family in Cincinnati. Pfc. Anthony M. Baitz killed June 5 in Italy. wife Bettie Baitz of Cincinnati. Pfc. Robert J. Nieman killed on Okinawa May 27. parents and siblings noted. Pfc. Paul F. Hickey wounded May 16. address in Taylorsville. additional relatives and Masses noted.
An editorial urges renewed church funding and missionary zeal, highlighting the Catholic Church’s work nationwide and in local towns and rural areas. It stresses human stewardship of divine plans and the need to support home missions within the archdiocese.
Miss Mary Beth Ritter of Cincinnati, a high school graduate, stated her credo in a hospital interview reported by the Tele o-Register. The vow was cited in a conversation with missionary Rev. Charles Hang, who was injured in a truck collision in China and recovering. The exchange showed Ritter’s ideas aligning with ideals quoted by Hang and his ward, highlighting a wartime ideology discussion.
Nine Cincinnati priests will preach at the 30th annual novena to St Ann at St Edward's Church beginning Wednesday July 18. Sermon topics cover purpose of the novena leadership and youth as central themes running July 18 to July 28 with services at 8 p.m. Each preacher includes Very Rev John J Kuhn Rev Stanley Bertke Rev James Scanlon Rev Louis M O Leary Rev August J Kramer Rev Juvenal Berens Very Rev Celestine Steiner and Rt Rev Monsignor James O'Brien.
Cardinal Cerejeira of Lisbon baptizes Manuel Moreira, a gardener from Parede near Estoril, the 10th child born to Catholic families in his archdiocese. Very Rev. Peter F. Quinn named rector of the Marist seminary and master of the second novitiate opening Sept 1, also to be superior of the Marist mission.
Franciscan Sisters celebrate 60th and 50th jubilees at the provincial house in Cincinnati. Sister Anastasia Mary Ruhl marks 60 years. Sisters Clementine de Gottfried and Blanca Elshoff note 50th anniversaries. Mass by Monsignor Raphael J. Markham. junior band from St Clement’s School performed on convent grounds.
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