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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
1
Fragmentary notice from Dayton references SafeWay Steel Scaffold sales and lease terms by F E Longstreth Co. Garage foreman noted in the snippet. Limited readable facts focus on steel scaffolding and local business listing.
The Most Rev Edward will consecrate parishioners at Holy Trinity Dayton on the 40th anniversary of the church. Ising, former assistant pastor in Cincinnati, serves at Holy Trinity since 1860 amid a debt-free parish of about 400 families. The jubilee also honors two other 1905 graduates from St Franklin and St Marys.
One hundred twenty five degrees and certificates will be awarded at commencement exercises for units of the Athenaeum of Ohio on Tuesday June 5 at 10 a.m. in Purcell High School auditorium Cincinnati. Most Rev Arch bishop John T McNicholas will preside. Degrees include 57 Bachelor of Science in Education, 19 Bachelor of Arts, and 9 Master of Science. Recipients include Sisters Mary Ada Rohr Austin Hageman Mary Bertina Mary Canice Werner and others with clerics presenting.
A Catholic community's notice highlights a mission drive with multiple $25 bonds from parishioners including Mrs. Mary A Geiger and Felix Leip. It calls for rural outreach and signals a June 3 quarterly meeting of the deanery at Camp Washington, Sa Church.
Exhibition of 23 paintings and seven drawings by Sister Mary of the Compassion a cloistered Dominican nun from Union City New Jersey opens at Closson galleries Cincinnati June 4 to 16 The artist born in London 1908 studied at Royal College of Art Rome prize winner 1932 traveled in Italy to study Christian art and came to the United States in 1936 entering the cloister in 1937.
The Rev Joseph V Urbain of Queen of Peace Church cited a new litany to St Isidore patron of farmers. The litany prepared for local devotion by Rev John T McNicholas was recited and Urbain plans further publication and devotion activities.
An architect's sketch shows a five story addition to St Elizabeths hospital in Dayton. The project doubles maternity capacity, adds 74 beds, renames maternity space for psychiatry, and links to the main building on Hopeland street. Construction to start when materials arrive.
The Most Rev John K Massie was greeted by a throng of Steubenville residents including schoolchildren Knights of Columbus civic officials and clergy at the railway station on arrival to lead the newly established diocese. A radio broadcast of his installation and a first sermon on peace preceded a pledge to Mary Immaculate Heart of Mary as the diocese looks to a future of service in Ohio.
The funeral mass for Fr. G C Grunkemeyer of Our Lady of Lourdes church was held May 30 at the Bridgetown road church. The Most Rev George Behring led the requiem and Archbishop John MacNicholas gave absolution. Born Oct 6 1890 in Cincinnati, he died May 26 at Mercy hospital Mariemont in his 55th year. He served St Martins Cheviot then St Johns Westchester and since 1929 Our Lady of Lourdes. Survived by his wife Anna Otting Grunkemeyer sister Bertha ing and brother Leo Grunkemeyer.
A new student arrives at the seminary for the first time, feeling the weight and wonder of leaving home. He meets fellow hopefuls while unpacking and finding his place in the daily routine led by the priest. The day unfolds with meals, recreation, study, prayers, and retirement as the schedule is laid out.
Bishop Mussio to address University of Cincinnati graduates at a baccalaureate service in Wilson Memorial hall on Sunday June anne at 8 30 am. The Bishop attended his university and Notre Dame and was a UC law freshman in 1925 26.
Mayor George W. Floto welcomed Bishop Massie on the rectory steps, noting the bishop already has the keys to the hearts of Steubenville citizens. Massie expressed gratitude, pledged diligent work for the diocese, and thanked God for the homecoming among his people.
Perpetual Adoration nuns of the enclosed Holy Name monastery in Cincinnati lead austere lives and keep nocturnal vigils before the Blessed Sacrament. They forgo meat, observe a strict fast, and pray for world peace, the Church and state, and the Archdiocese’s religious progress.
A report details the appeal for a new austere monastery in Cincinnati to house the Saintly enclosed sisters and fund their work. It also lists Mt. St. Joseph College commencement plans including honors, speaker notes, class activities, and graduates listed for 29 seniors.
Jerome Reutermann CP former provincial of the Passionists Western province died May 20 at Holy Rosary monastery Cincinnati in his 48th priesthood year. Solemn Requiem Mass May 28. Born January 21 1874 Mt. Adams Cincinnati entered the order in 1890 ordained 1896 served as rector 1905 1908 and led Western province 1908 1914 1926 1928. Survivors include sisters Mrs Harry J Dowell and Miss Rose Reutermann Cincinnati and Mrs Joseph Overberg Covington.
A Solemn Mass of Thanksgiving was held May 30 in St. Marys hospital chapel Cincinnati to honor the centenary of the Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis who run the hospital. Celebrant Rev Urban Koehl with deacon Rev Sylvan Becker and subdeacon Rev August Framer, with Monsignor R Marcellus Wagner of St Lawrence Church Cincinnati delivering the sermon. Among early benefactors named are J Nurre and Mr and Mrs Reuben Pringer, Cincinnati philanthropists, as the order established the hospital in 1859 as its first foundation.
Casualty reports from the archdiocese show one death from wounds two wounded in action and one listed as missing then safe. Pvt Robert Lang died of wounds May 2 on Mindanao and served 16 months overseas. Pvt Te was in action in April and May with the airborne infantry. Pfc Gene Stautberg, 20, brother of Stantberg, also served with the airborne.
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