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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1952
Page
5
The church marks the Feast of St Juliana on June 19. The narrative notes some saints show holiness as children. St Juliana fell from Widranee Italy.
Six of 18 pupils at St. Rita's School Dayton received superior merit certificates from the Ohio Department of Education for high test scores. The article notes siblings Joseph and Michael Mencsik had perfect attendance records disrupted by a snowstorm, and the school choir performed at the eighth grade Mass.
Father Carl J. Geers, chaplain at Fort Scott Camps in New Baltimore, returns for two posts this season as chaper and assistant general director. Activities include daily and evening Rosary with optional Sunday Mass, and Benediction at St. Victor chapel atop a wooded knoll, a gift from donor Frederick Walsh Hinkle and her son Victor. Reservations for two weeks are filling, with Miss Matenne Hess, registrar, handling bookings at 8:30 daily and 8:30 to noon Saturdays.
The mortal remains of 18 kings and queens from Aragon and Catalonia are being moved from Tarrragona Cathedral to Poblet Monastery where they were originally interred after its 12th century foundation. Generalissimo Franco attended the ceremony as head of state. The monastery, begun around 1153, housed the kings and counts until 1835 when it was sacked in the Carlist war. The royal relics are being restored to their ancestral resting place.
Johnny Jack, then Chicago Bears back, now Notre Dame running backs coach, writes in his piece Gods Quarterbacks praising priesthood as a rare vocation. He says priests are heroes devoted to God and service, earning honor through quiet, lifelong work and peaceful satisfaction.
John J. Keaney of Jamaica Plain Mass. won first prize in Eta Sigma Phi national Greek translation contest. Fifty three students competed from across the country in the annual event hosted by the national classics fraternity.
Miss Mary Catherine Mc Conn eighth grade graduate of St. Agnes school Cincinnati won a four year scholarship to Notre Dame academy Covington Kentucky. The award was presented at June 1 exercises in the school auditorium. Miss Ann Wester kamp received the Certificate of Merit for outstanding qualities and classmate in St. Agnes. The honor is given by the Sons of the American Revolution.
Annunciation school in Cincinnati expands Camp Fire Girls to a third unit. A May 28 fly-up ceremony initiated new members including Marcia Bluereck and Mary Ann Runk among others. Mrs Phillip Collins leads the group with Mrs Viria Runk assisting. Monsignor Cletus Miller spoke to parents and friends. Entertainment followed by Blue Bird and Camp Fire groups in the parish.
June events recount notable milestones including Winfield Scott born in 1786 and his later military career, the Bear Flag uprising in 1846, the Oregon boundary defined in 1846, Harrodsburgʼs 1774 settlement, the world’s longest bridge in 1786, Napoleon’s Waterloo in 1815, and his exile to St Helena.
Archbishop Josef Matocha of Olomouc refuses the oath of allegiance to the Czecho Slovak Communist state and faces deportation from his diocese. Czech Vice-Premier Zdenek Fierlinger, overseeing church affairs, urged him to take the oath in recent meetings over three months. The prelate remains firm.
A fragmented reminiscence traces Thomas Ewing and Hugh Boyle Ewing through Lancaster Ohio to Civil War service. It notes marriages, religious ties, and Archbishop Purcell’s involvement in a dying moment, then follows the Saltboiler line, law careers, military commands, and diplomatic posts from the 19th into early 20th century.
The Friars Boys Club in Cincinnati Ohio announces summer programs for boys and girls under 14. Under Father Ulmer Kuhn and director G Miller the plan includes daily activities from June 16 with swimming, games, crafts, and outings, plus a separate afternoon schedule for girls and a 50 cent annual membership for boys.
A jumble of puzzle prompts and wordplay items including Roman numerals, musical notes, plant parts, and birthday-related phrases. Clues reference common terms such as sixth note diatonic scale and birthday candles, with several fragmented hints and partial answers.
A readable fragment outlines a simple macaroni and olive salad for casual meals. It lists ingredients like boiled macaroni celery stuffed olives onion parsley and notes a quick easy approach for light warm evenings.
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