Leper Medical Fund Seeks $2.50 Help From Readers
The Catholic Telegraph Register appeals for sulfone drugs costing $2.50 per year per leper to aid 1,000 destitute patients in mission territories. Funds support Leper Medical Fund contributions sent to Society to Aid the Missions in Cincinnati.
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School for Deaf Outing Volunteers Meet at Evendale
John B. Santen will chair this year’s committee for the School for Deaf outing. Monsignor Henry J. Waldhaus, director of the school, announced the gathering on Glenmiford Road in Evendale at 2 30 PM.
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Million Expansion Planned for St. Mary’s Hospital Tucson
A one million dollar expansion program for the nurs ing school at St. Mary’s Hospital in Tucson Ariz has begun. The first unit will add a wing to the current building and the rest of the project includes a 200 bed residence and educational building. The hospital run by the Sisters of St. Joseph opened two years ago.
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Gift to Pope from Archconfraternity of St. Ann
A Vatican ceremony saw the Archconfraternity of St. Ann in the United States present a spiritual bouquet to Pope Pius XII. Fathers John Bevecis and Edmund Tired of Ouma delivered the gift, marking the confraternity’s celaen jubilee and the silver jubilee of a U.S. shrine bureau.
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Novice Sister Eileen Receives Vatican Garb and New Name
Rev. Rawley Myers narrates a convent scene as Eileen and other aspirants finish an eight day retreat and are invested as novices. She recalls family attendance, the blind excitement of the ceremony, the bishop's garb and new name, and a tearful blessing from family before Christmas goodbyes.
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Cy Clone Confronts Turbulent Wind At Crossroads
In Crossroads Alberta Schumacher recalls Cy facing mockery over prayers and reparation. A severe wind event last week near town proves Cy’s warning and faith, as high winds pass just south of the settlement and ridiculed beliefs meet a quiet triumph.
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Cathedral Versus Dump Imagery In Rural Column
The column contrasts a farmer denouncing tobacco religious zealots with a view of nature as a cathedral rather than a dump. It recalls a fatal crossroads crash, noting shock and questions about contrition and grace, urging readers to travel life with faith.
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Marvella
Sam
Drama Portrait of St Maria Goretti by Ma Productions
A three act drama based on the life of St Maria Goretti is available to schools and institutions. It is produced by Ma Productions at 237 Walwort Street Brooklyn 5. The author and director is Mary Eunice Sayrahder.
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Wordcross Puzzle By Conway McCrysTaL Some Singular Saints
Puzzle item features Conway McCrysTaL presenting a wordcross with clues themed around saints. Readers are invited to fill in entries that align with singular saint names and related terminology.
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Young recreation leader keeps busy with campers in Cincinnati
Virginia Froehle a 17 year old from Cincinnati coordinates games sports crafts swimming parades and events for 200 to 300 children from 9 30 a m to 6 p m She coaches softball and kickball and learns from the role while taking an eight week course at the University of Cincinnati to prep for civil service exams Her creative work includes writing a water show and she has dramatic experience from Mother of Mercy School Her father Carl M Froehle is a local businessman and a parish member lives in Cincinnati.
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University of Cincinnati
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Belmont
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Qur' Lady of Cincinnati
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Xavier University awards seven full scholarships
Xavier University announces seven high school seniors have won four-year full tuition scholarships from a spring examination. Recipients include John C. Dacey of St. Xavier's High School Cincinnati Timothy A. Garry of St Atias High School Charles R. Hampel of Cincinnati Roger Bacon High School Walter J. Ormsbee of Purcell School Richard A Partyka DePaul Academy Chicago Fred L. Schulten of St. Xavier's High School Louisville and William A. Sims of St. Ignatius High School Chicago.
Ten Cincinnati youths slated for national USAY assembly
Ten Greater Cincinnati young adults will be chosen to attend the United States Assembly of Youth to be held September 3 to 8 at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The Adult Education Council screens applicants to select the 10 delegates joining nearly 1,000 others at the national conclave. The local committee includes Louise D. Hobart chairing the Community Discussion Committee Margaret Moog as staff executive and Captain Raymond Clift of Cincinnati Police Department education division.
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United State Assembly of Youth
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Adult Education Council
Louise D. Hobart
Adult Sage Council
Margaret Moog
Council O Social Agencies
Capt
Raymond Clift
Cincinnati Police Department
Women Pray as Petals Form Cross in Rosary Gathering
A group of 30 housewives in Black Rock New York praying the Rosary for Peace watched 10 bouquet petals fall to the floor forming a perfect cross. The petals fell during the group’s prayer and ceased after the fifth decade. The women have met in each other’s homes since 1948 to pray for an end to world tensions.
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Black Rock
N. Y
Anthony Hoch
Hazel Hearn Attends Midwest School Lunch Conference
Mrs. Hazel Hearn archdiocesan supervisor of the school lunch program spent the past week in Chicago attending the annual conference of school lunch supervisors in the Midwest area.
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Hazel Hearn
Chicago
Archdiocesan
Midwest
Record Enrollment Seen For Leadership School
A large enrollment is announced for the Knights of Columbus Boy Leadership school at Notre Dame. John J. Coutway reports about 15,000 leaders priests and laymen have received the GAT of the K of C program through the Columbian Squires department.
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Lovesey
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Knights of Columbus
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Wordcross Answers Privates in We More
The fragmentary text references an Et B Gonzaga, EERE and VM with scattered phrases including BARE MOOR and private terms, but lacks coherent facts, names, dates, or events to form a clear news item or record.
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