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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
2
Textile specialists warn bleaching is not a substitute for proper washing. Regular use weakens fibers, while mild perborate or hydrogen peroxide can help stains and yellowing briefly. avoid chlorine on wool and silk and improve results by adjusting washing methods or water softness.
Monsignor Henry J. Waldhaus, director of St. Rita's School for the Deaf, will open Evendale's first annual town meeting this Saturday June 28. The session will cover administration village planning civil defense and local industries under the new village charter.
The Phi Kappa Mothers hold a potluck on Friday June 27 at 12 30 p m at the Kappa fraternity house on Jefferson avenue to conclude duties and install newly elected officers for the coming year including Mrs George Rattenberner president and Mrs Robert Niehaus vice president. St Francis Seraph PTA schedules its monthly meeting Wednesday July 2 at 1 30 p m in the school at Liberty and Moore streets with Mrs Emma Beyrer as social chairman.
The Cincinnati chapters of the Daughters of Isabella will join their annual summer party at the Newee Alexandria Orchardin South Gate to install newly elected officers on Saturday June. Cochairmen Mae Schaurer and Irene Mollaun lead, with Louella Thomas as president and other officers named including Louella Ponch Mary ayes Angela Tasset and Ann OConnell.
Reverend Joseph F. Donnelly, longtime chairman of the Connecticut Board of Mediation and Arbitration, is awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree for mediating over 400 New England labor disputes. He directs the Hartford Diocesan Labor Institute, which he founded, with chapters in major cities.
A pastoral letter by Cardinal Pedro Ja y Saenz, Archbishop of Seville, cautions that a Spain alliance with another nation cannot imply shared moral views. The warning appears to take exception to Franco's recent message to the Arab peoples.
In Murcia Spain a 28 year old chaplain from Alcantarilla air base reportedly becomes the first parish priest to parachute jump. The Rev Eloy Pastor Diez leaped from a plane at 2150 feet and sought personal insight into the dangers faced by airmen.
Vatican Rome report cites Civilta Cattolica claiming Tito mourns youth turning to religion in Yugoslavia. Father Cavalli says Orthodox and Muslim groups also face attack as religious education is banned in schools. In Croatia catechists limited to five hours weekly.
A collection of holiday recipes including a Jiffy Rennet Dessert and Coconut Raisin Bars. Instructions cover warm milk, rennet setting, and chilling, plus a cola drink, coffee ice cream, vanilla, and chocolate variants with detailed steps and baking times.
Lightweight sun dress and bolero pattern 9302 offered in sizes 34 through 48. Includes scalloped detailing and smart shaping with a 5 yard fabric estimate for size 36. Send 30 cents to Catholic Telegraph Register Pattern Department, Chicago, IL 60680.
St Marys Ladies Society of St Georges church plans a card party and social in the school cafeteria on Thursday July 3 at 2 pm. St Elaeons Married Ladies Society of St John the Baptists church will hold a social in the school hall on Thursday July 3. St Agnes auxiliary 101 Knights of St John meets Tuesday July 1 at 8 pm in St Xaviers church basement. Sacred Heart Seminary hosts luncheon and cards at Mrs Gus Juengling home Box 476 West Ford Road tall at 1 pm.
The Hamilton County chapter of the Catholic War Veterans will hold its regular quarterly Communion Mass at Holy Angels Church in Cincinnati this Sunday June 29 at eight o clock. A breakfast will follow after the Mass.
The Cincinnati circle of the International Federation of Catholic Alumnae held a supper picnic at Miss Mary Agnes Stagge's home 5300 Montgomery Road No 1 on June 26. Assisting were regent Mrs. Joseph Mei and others: Mrs. Frank Rouzier, Mrs. John Michael, Mrs. Walter Wilkins, Mrs. Joseph Huber, Mrs. Thomas Dierker, Mrs. Mark Bellina, and Mrs. Alfred Berger.
Halifax city council orders police inquiry into obscene and immoral publications. Police to report findings and recommendations. Action follows request by Nova Scotia Catholic Women's League and moves by Prince Edward Island Attorney General to rid newsstands of indecent literature.
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