St Elizabeth's Fund Nears Halfway Mark in Drive
The second week of the campaign shows funds raised toward a final goal of 1,100,000. Of this amount, 40,608 is credited to the drive.
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1945
Page
11
The second week of the campaign shows funds raised toward a final goal of 1,100,000. Of this amount, 40,608 is credited to the drive.
The Rev. Timothy J. Daley of Palmer New York arrived in San Francisco en route to Maryknoll New York after his war experiences including Santo Tomas prison in Luzon. He served as an orderly and survived a shell attack that wounded him in the side and leg. The article notes his prior in South China and work among displaced people while recounting a fundraising drive in the county to build an addition to St Elizabeth's hospital.
Local CYO schedule shows St Josephs 17 1 record and St Anthonys 32 to 1 win at Barney diamond No 4. Holy Trinity had a bye. Final standings list multiple teams with varied records and upcoming games set for June 3 at Barney diamonds No 4 and Riverview Park rain-delayed matches.
The University of Dayton will confer 54 degrees at its 96th commencement on Sunday June 3 at 2 30 p m in the Dayton Art Institute A Doctor of Education will be awarded to Dr B L Stradley vice president of Ohio State University The Rev George Renneker S M president of UL D will present the citation Dr Stradley has served the UD faculty since 1919 and became dean of arts and sciences in 1937 and vice president in 1944 Principal speaker will be Dr Emerson Landis superintendent of Dayton public schools Junior class president J I Gel Jr will deliver the valedictory address and Betty Carlton and Joan Dodsworth will graduate with honors Baccalaureate services will be held at 9 30 a m in the university chapel with Rev John P O P as assistant professor of philosophy presiding.
Graduation exercises for 181 students of Julienne High School will be held Tuesday June 5 at 8 A.M. in the NCR auditorium. Rev. Julian Garrity S.J. of St. Xavier's Cincinnati will be the principal. Mary Louise Wald, senior class president, will deliver the commencement address.
Maria Stein notes about a large group of candidates for the second and third degrees to be initiated June 10 at 1 30 p m in the Knights of St John home in Maria Stein Seeman will preside over the ceremony with a chicken dinner and dancing announced Also a June 3 first degree initiation and a delegates meeting of the Cincinnati Grand Commandery are planned with fifteen delegates and Maria Stein commandery to attend plus Rev Joseph Dick celebration in Chickasaw June 8 and a silver jubilee event.
St. John’s PTA Dayton held its year end gathering with a Get-Together party and officer elections for the coming year. Rev Joseph A escheck addressed the group as plans were laid for a children’s party at the end of the school term. Newly elected officers include Mrs Katherine Ormes as president and Edith as vice president with Ellen Epewin chairing the committee.
A student at a Michigan college was recognized with high distinction for outstanding academic achievement. The award reflects strong performance across coursework and contributions to campus life.
Former Dayton residents Mr and Mrs Charles Klenk of Imperial Saskatchewan Canada observed their 50th wedding anniversary on May 9. Charles was born in 73.
The centenary of the Grey Nuns of the Cross foundation honored with a ceremony for the present superior general Mother Universty and Pope Pius XIV in Ottawa. Holiness attended.
Chaplain Sherry, now Major, marks silver jubilee of ordination while serving at the 251st General Hospital in France. He first celebrated Mass at Our Lady of the Rosary church May 80 1920, after ordination. Former pastor of St. Andrew's Cincinnati, he studied at Our Lady of the Rosary school and University of Dayton. His brother Joseph E. Sherry teaches at Trinity College Sioux City. sisters Roberta Marie and Mary Felicitas reside in Chicago and Dayton.
The Catholic Grade School Athletic Association outlines a softball schedule with St. Bernard's, St. Joseph's, St. Raphael's, St. Teresa's, and St. Mary's competing in rounds for a championship pennant. Officials plan a volleyball team and a basketball league as part of a broader sports program.
Piqua Catholic High School seniors were hosted by the sophomore class at a Thursday breakfast after the 8 o'clock Mass. Baccalaureate is set for June 8 at St Boniface Church with Rev Aloysius Monter preaching. Commencement will follow at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium, where Rev Monsignor Cletus A Miller of Cincinnati will address Rev Robert Von Kaenel of Mary’s Church.
Marilyn Coppess of St. Marys School earned an honorable mention in the state scholarship test with 175 of 200, ranking in the top percentile of eighth graders statewide. Other St. Marys students scoring well include Mary Walker 157 Patricia Danford 154 Richard Barhorst 154 Betty L Hirt 150 a Huseman 146 Betty Jasper 146 and William Brading.
In Racine Wisconsin a father’s VE-day prayer is silenced as Gideon J Carbonneau dies in St. Patrick’s church during a memorial service. The solemn incident marks a poignant moment for a family and community observing loss. The service honored the soldier and reflected the war’s impact on local residents.
Analyzing Dr. Barnes's views, the text argues that linking state welfare to eugenics and sterilization contradicts Christian humanity. It condemns sterilization as immoral and warns that invoking national welfare distorts faith, comparing such rhetoric to Nazi brutality and eroding the value of life.
Fragmented lines describe a clash between church and state in Russia and Eastern Orthodoxy. It mentions patronage, diocese issues, and Central Asia policy amid lingering anti-Russian sentiment and public reaction during a period of political trial.
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