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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
10
Fragmentary text shows vows of poverty chastity and obedience as Jesuit brothers undertake missionary work in China Japan and the USA. References to James Kisai and Jesuit credentials hint at early church training and spiritual disciplines.
A Cincinnati police dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. Max Levi visits the St Aloysius orphanage daily. Sergeant politely enters classrooms, earns top conduct marks, and spends afternoons playing with the children before returning to his master. He even signs up for the orphan feast with a note from the Levis.
The Cincinnati archdiocese collected 272 286 pounds of clothing from 176 reporting parishes as part of the United National Clothing drive. Hamilton county parishes accounted for 129 300 pounds, with 142 986 pounds from other areas. total across three drives nears 400 000 pounds.
The Williams essay contest awards Miss Pa Seton High School a $100 prize for “The Catholic and the Rural Life.” The article discusses archdiocese work, Home Missioners, and non-Catholics in rural areas, citing clergy and lay apostle efforts, priest shortages, and outreach across backwoods districts with historical references to 1936 1941 church missions and rural evangelism.
Very Rev Celestin J Steiner announces Xavier University has received a $50 000 gift for its emergency and post war fund. The donation was given by Mrs Fred W Hinkle who received an honorary Doctor of Laws in 1924. Mrs Hinkle attended the June 16 commencement on campus.
Father Steiner announced at a Campus Union breakfast after Baccalaureate Mass that Xavier will dedicate a mission chapel to St. Helena. He praised Mrs. Hinkle for major gifts including Hinkle Hall and the Jesuit faculty residence, stressing the school’s vital role for God and American society.
The article explains seminarians receive structured study with Catholic training and daily Mass in Latin. It notes Latin as essential tools for scholarship and prayer, with priests guiding spiritual and academic growth in a canon law influenced curriculum.
The piece notes new pastoral appointments in Cincinnati parishes. Henry Lg becomes pastor at St Vincent Church Riverside and succeeds J. Mep evitt who died. Reardon announced Lamott’s installation as pastor, with a June 21 ceremony in St. Cou parish.
Presidents of units in the Cincinnati Catholic Parent-Teachers Association will attend a special meeting on Tuesday June 26 at the Netherland Plaza hotel. The session starts at 2 p.m. in the North 1 parlor on the fourth floor. Mrs Richard, federation president, will appoint committees for the coming year. A short talk by parliamentarian Miss Annewehr will precede discussion. Reservations for a luncheon at noon in the Continental Restaurant must be made by Friday June 22 with Mrs Leo J Ellerhorst.
The third annual Independence Day Field Mass sponsored by the Hamilton County American Legion will be held at St Mary’s cemetery in St Bernard on July 4. An American Legion burial plot for veterans will be dedicated. A parade forms at Park Place and Bertus Street at 9 a.m. with a 30 minute earlier start to fit the Cummins ville festival parade.
Two Covington families, each with three Xavier sons, share a striking pattern. One son per trio is a Jesuit, one serves in the military, and one is a civilian. William Binenken and G S.J. Steenken recently completed Xavier Milford division work. Their brother Jack J. Steenken, a 1943 Xavier recruit, now serves on a navy maintenance ship. The center figure, 1st Lt Larry Lole, a B 24 bomber pilot, had left Xavier in 1943 to enlist.
The Burger family of Dayton adds seven stars to Holy Angels church service flag as six sons and more join the war effort. Jack Burger, 31, serves with Patton's Third Army in Germany. Bill Burger, 25, enlisted 1941, overseas 1943 with Ninth Air Force quartermaster corps. Robert Burger, 24, trained as P-47 pilot in the U.S. He married Lena A, and is training in the States.
The Convent of the Sacred Heart Clifton schedules three women’s retreats. The first runs June 28 to July 1 led by Rev. Lawrence E. Henderson S J. The second retreat runs July 9 to July 12 with exercises opening Monday evening. A Labor Day retreat closes the sequence with sessions in September under Very Rev Celestin J. B. Officials note details in the June notice.
Father Charles L. Meeus of Haimen diocese China suffers a fractured pelvis from a Burma road accident. He is not paralyzed and makes satisfactory progress while confined to bed able to receive visitors at the 95th Station Hospital APO 279 New York.
Chaplain Francis T. Dietz, former athletic director at St. Xavier’s High School Cincinnati, received a Bronze Star with Oak Leaf Cluster for heroic actions during the Philippines campaign from January 10 to February 7, 1945. He stayed with advancing troops, provided last rites under heavy fire, and boosted morale amid combat. Dietz joined the armed forces in 1942 after serving as moderator of the high school Mothers’ club.
Five archdiocesan servicemen previously listed as missing in action in Europe are now confirmed dead. The report notes three other deaths in the Pacific and one wounded in a post VE day accident. Pfc William E Maurer, 18, killed in Germany on March 7, is a Purcell High School graduate and son of J and Mrs Joseph Maurer of Cincinnati.
The Rev. hdkettamed RO St. Hoe announces appointments at Trinity Church Cincinnati and St. Marys Church Hill 0 pro tem. The Rev en Tensing N.T.D. A.B. and Rev Charles H. eu Wat ae sect Geert heawcks tem. By order of the Mon Reverend Archbishop June 16 1945.
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