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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1945
Page
13
New York reports Frank Sheed analyzed postwar life emphasizing religion as essential. He warned that many accept Christ as a friend but lack knowledge of truth and the path to the Father, urging belief in a vital heaven and grace through Christ.
Members and past regents of the Dewskders of Isabella gather for a summer party at Garden View White Oak on Saturday June 23 at 2 PM chaired by Mrs Ida Guethlein with assists from Miss Loretta Boyle and Miss Mary Schauerer. A 2:30 PM business meeting led by Mrs Schaeper precedes 6 PM dinner.
A collection of church society events in June includes St Fr Ladies' society card party at 2:30 p.m. June 24 on Ity and Moore streets, Madonna high school Mea Domino card party at 2:30 p.m. June 24, St Aloysius orphan age 108th annual feast with chicken and turtle soup, free motor coach service, St Marys church Ladies social 2 p.m. June 25, and Christ the Kin Mt Lookout summer festival June 30 July 1 with hot and fried dinners, 100 dollar war bonds prizes, at Cardinal Pacelli school grounds Ellison near Linwood.
The Home Missioners of America send trailer chapels to rural Kentucky towns including Sunfish and Ville for summer services. Rev. Raphael Sourd and Rev. Clement Borcher lead efforts with aid from Bishop and lay volunteers to establish Bible classes and mission work across seven counties. Additional priests and seminarians prepare for ordination at Mt. St. Mary as the mission expands.
Xavier University is given 50000 to cover deficits and fund expansion. The article notes the emergency drive should support existing needs and allow construction of at least one additional building. It recounts graduation exercises with 24 graduates from regular evening and Milford divisions and their families.
The Maria della Strada or Bellarmine chapel in Cincinnati will hold its final meeting of the year on Tuesday June 26 at 8 p.m. in Xavier university biology building. Prefect Miss Ada Winter will preside. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Mrs William Helmick, chairman, will introduce Rev Gerald A Fitzgibbons S J pastor of Bellarmine chapel as guest speaker with topic The union in English Literature.
The St Marys PTA Hyde Park Cincinnati invites members and families to a Sunday picnic at Madeira Park Madeira from 1 to 10 p.m. June 24. An entertainment program includes prizes for winners and a dads versus lads ball game at 3 p.m. Mrs Jackas Lee retires as president. Mrs Ray G Brown is picnic chairman with assistants Mrs Leo Oberschmidt and Mrs Thomas Barrett.
Lightweight vintage pattern note for a sundress and bonnet set priced at 20 cents. Offers sizes 1 through 6 with a 35 inch bonnet and specifies return address for the Catholic Telegraph pattern insert.
Cincinnati and Dayton alumnae of the Brown County Ursulines School for Girls share executive duties for the next year during the centennial celebration. Miss Ethelian Reading Road Cincinnati becomes president with Miss Sarah Keyes Dayton as alumnae president assisted by Miss McCarthy. Mrs George M Bailey Cincinnati is vice president. Mrs Harry R White Cincinnati treasurer. Two Cincinnatians take alumnae secretaries posts Mrs David Aylward and another unnamed. BrownGeox alumnae directors include Mrs Cael Adirondack Miss Harriet McKenzie Daycrest Avenue, Miss Helen Black Greencastle Ind and Ethel McCarthy Cincinnati.
Loretta Leisgang, Xavier University dietitian, bakes and plans meals in the blue walled cafeteria, driven by a belief that practice, not talent, makes a good cook. She rose to chief dietitian in four years, prioritizing attractive, balanced meals for students and staff.
Women with free time during the summer months are urged to contact the sewing department University 2150. They will sew dresses and hospital wear and train in simple home nursing under a doctor's guidance until doctors and nurses fulfill their military needs.
Freshman Bernard J. Wernert chairs an event at the shrine where parishioners and student groups affiliated with the church will have a memorial service. The service includes the college community and church groups in a designated mass.
Fragmentary notice funds education and missionary work for a church in Hyde Park and Cincinnati. It mentions nine sisters, a $25 bond, and a $500 donation toward Mt. St. Holy High School and related seminaries.
A community fund of 300000 dollars is planned to finance a hospital for religious disease care plus a nurses home and Beth’s Hospital. The project, conducted by the List Poor of St. Francis, seeks to build a public house in Hartwell for northern Kentucky area residents. Civic and medical leaders from various creeds back the effort to improve hospital and community care facilities.
A religious deliberation emphasizes that a bishop must not only possess vocation but also robust health and strength. The text argues candidates should be proven in character, capable of leadership, and able to endure the physical and spiritual demands of the role.
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