PTA Presidents Luncheon Set for June 24 in Cincinnati
Newly elected PTA unit presidents affiliated with the Cincinnati Federation of Catholic Parent-Teacher associations will be introduced at the annual residents’ luncheon on Wednesday June 24 at 12 noon in the Rookwood room of Hotel Linton. Past presidents and federation committees will attend. entertainment will be provided by federation members.
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PTA
Cincinnati Federation of Catholic Parent-Teacher Associations
Rookwood
Hotel Linton
Sensof Stan
Federation
Federa
Aary
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women
St. Monica’s
Charles J. Nile
Dwin
G. m - Beck
Presiliiat
Will Ee Henry ~ Locker
Calic Students
Mission de
Alfred Iene
ACCW
San Heen
Aish
Y Cathedral
William Mers
Albert Massett
George Rottenberger
Good Shepherd Auxiliary
Festival Guide at St Aloysius Orphanage Feast
The 116th annual orphans feast is set for Sunday June with General Chairman Joseph G Witte guiding a chicken or roast beef meal from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. A civit show begins at 3 p.m. and entertainment booths will offer refreshments. The parish adds its annual summer picnic on Sunday June 21 with meals, attractions, and prizes.
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St. Aloysius
Hill
Ae Ea Roan
Joseph G. Witte
Am _ s
Summer festival aids permanent school fund at St. Antoninus
A two day festival June 20 and 21 at St. Antoninus church Julmar drive Covedale supports the permanent school building fund. A 1953 Chevrolet will be on display and festivities start 6 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday with chicken and roast beef dinners served Sunday. The Rev. Carl F. Goeckeler pastors St. Antoninus.
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St. Antoninus’ Church
Julmar Drive
Covedale
Carl F. Goeckeler
St. Antoninus
Taylor Creek Summer Festival at Tay or Creek
The annual summer festival at Taylor Creek will be held Saturday and Sunday June 20 and 21. Chickers dinners will be served from noon to 7 p.m. A pre Chevrolet sedan will be featured along with social games tea booths and rides for children.
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Taylor Creek
Tayor Creek
Library Science Courses Open for Public Registration
Advance notices announce six week library science courses at the college west of downtown on Cleves bus route. Programs serve teachers future librarians and students seeking credits for part time or full time library work. Courses cover reading interests of adolescents cataloging classification teaching use of books and school library administration. Registration closes soon with classes starting in June.
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Colles Free
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Josephonio
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Kiodanet
Cleves
Arep
The Last Word. by Juan For
A newspaper card noting a piece titled The Last Word by Juan For and credited to Juan, with an additional line referencing Jean Fox.
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Juan
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