Blind William Wiegand Sees After Lourdes Miracle Faith
Terrence William Wiegand of Hamilton, an 81 year old parishioner at St. Joseph's, recounts losing sight at one year old then regaining vision after Lourdes related events. His devotion to Mary and family altar traditions shaped by a Cincinnati doctors’ advice in the late 1800s is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terrence William
St. Jacone Church
Hamilton
William
Spellations Estates
Our Lady of Lourdes
Mr. Wiegand
Virgin
Bernadette
Elizabeth
Mary
Jerome
Becce
Lourdes
Roe
Mr. Wi
St. Joseph’s Church
Pontifical Requiem Mass Held for Late Masterson
Bishop William A. Scully of Albany led a Pontifical Requiem Mass for Masterson a 43 year old man who died after a heart attack. Masterson ordained in 1935 at St. Joh anese seminary Dunwoodie and served as a chaplain in the South Pacific for three years in World War II. He was named executive secretary of the la mine in 1948 by Cardinal Spellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern New York
William A. Scully
Albany
Masterson
Monsignor
St. Jotanec
Dunwoodie
Yents
South Pacific
Anw
Lamine
Cardinal Spellman
Summer Opera Series Delights At Outdoor Zoo Theater
The Summer Opera Series at the Zoo outdoor theater showcases Italian favorites Verdi Aida Rigoletto Puccini La Boheme in week one. Week two adds English and French works including The Merry Widow Saint Saens Samson and Delilah. Week three features Italian offerings and shows Strauss Salome plus Wagner and Donizetti arias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose Hee Ae
Zoo
Giuseppe’ Verdi
Giacomo Puccini
Franz Pene
Saint-Sa Samson and Delilah
Inel
Ote Lammer- Donizetti
Lucia d Moor
Strauss
Salome
Verdi
Giordano
Andrea Chenier
Faust
Good Example Converts 15 at Church Event
The study of two Catholic students inspired Eleanor Brown now Mrs. Clark Fisher to convert in 1947. Her action led to 15 total converts including her parents, sister, brother and five nephews, with confirmation by Bishop George J. Io of Toledo. The Mass influence began at the Brown home and spread to Monroeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Eleanor Brown
Clark Fisher
St. Alphonsus
First public Mass telecast planned in Cologne
The Catholic Commissioner Television, set up by Fulda Bishops Conference, will air Germany’s first public Mass on June 28 urging faithful to view the telecast. Regular Mass telecasts are currently scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cologne
Germany
Catholic Commissioner Television
Fulda
Bishops’ Conference
Bribery Allegations in Cold War Airman Case
An article discusses two Polish airmen who landed on Bornholm and surrendered as political refugees. It condemns bribery offers to defecting pilots, argues against the idea that money can sway Communist defectors, and stresses the peril to Western prestige and moral standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bornholm
Far East
MI6
United States
Europe
Churchill
United Nations
Public policy critique of leaks and propaganda effects
The author argues against high profile disclosures by officials as public policy, warning they aid Communist propaganda. He questions Western strategy and demands tougher, realistic policies instead of sensational claims about Russians and Malenkov. The piece emphasizes framing and evidence over dramatic gestures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malenkov
Soviet Union
O Watt
Iddle
Far East
Loar Promis
Xavier Accounting Society elects officers for 1953 54
Xavier accounting group names Patrick H. Driscoll president for 1953 54 with Michael Longi as vice president Patrick Dawson treasurer William Geary Robert Fiecdlage alumni directors Arthur Notheek Robert Reis organize to promote interfield accounting meetings and field developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier
Patrick H. Driscoll
Dent
Wer Ohn
Michael Longi
Patrick Dawson
Willi B. Geary
Robert C. Fiecdlage
Arther F. Notheek
Robert A. Reis
Ty Gorey
Ac Galigan 14Eizer
Xavier Accounting
East German Court Acquits Priest While Keeping Him Prisoner
An East German court acquitted Father Friedrich Budereses of Kirch frapaieg on a minor charge about prayer books and voided a three year sentence. It, however, upheld a 14 month term for slapping during a 1948 incident tied to receiving prayer books for his flock. The case arose from attempts to obtain prayer books during a period of East West trade law enforcement enacted Aug. .
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soys
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Friends of
Mt. Alverno
Central Carton Co
English Dry Cleaners
Glenwood Realty Service
R. B. Witte & Son
Nick Hubert
William Ridder
Wagner’s Beverage
Stone’s Chili Parlor
Livingston Seed Co
Sontag’s Dry Cleaning
Bedinghaus Bros
Holbrau Bar
Price Hill Recreation
D. R. van Asta Seed Co
Schoene’s Leadway Food Store
Luebbe Shoe Store
F. Fussner
Harry F. Piepmeier
Florist
C. W. Buerger Co
Schimpf’s Corner Grocery
Wm. F. Koenig Co
World of Ours
Richard Pattee
X. U. Accountants
Frederick
Ai Weis
Quebec
Mount Royal
Canada
American Express
Fifth Street
Cincinnati 2
Ohio
Cherry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!