Requiem Masses Listed for June Across Ohio Churches
Ohio church notices document numerous June requiem high masses and solemn Masses. Names include Cecilia Agnes, Anna URROUGHS, Paul JANSON, Karl LEIBER, Nora ALLY, Helen NICKO, Elizabeth NIEMAN, Johan STOCKMAN, Magdalena STOLL, Bernard ALTHOF, and many others across St. Xavier's St. Leo's St. Matthew's Holy Trinity St. Joseph and local parishes from Cincinnati to Springfield and Urbana.
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Cincinnati
Cecilia Agnes
Ithew’s Rah
St. Xavier’s Church
Dune
Anna
Seraph's Church
Vier's
St. Ku Sor Vie Park
Mary’s Church
Rere Ee
Shuren
Errison
Cleeeetinn
Sisi Janson
Paul
Johan H
St. Charlies
Stoll
Magdalena
St. John’s Church
Deer Park
St. Boniface’s
Althof
Bernard
St. Joseph's Church
Ballmann
Eleanora
Ugh—David
Picnic Parade Set as Annual St Joseph's Benefit
Plans are nearly complete for the annual St Joseph's orphanage picnic parade to raise funds through the Community Chest. A decorated open air street car will tour Cincinnati suburbs from 5 p.m. offering concert music and songs with numerous religious and civic groups staffing booths along the route. The orphanage cares for about 200 children, recently accepting three year olds due to crowding in county institutions. The parade starts at 4100 Colerain Avenue and travels through Cummins ville and surrounding areas ending near the fairgrounds with viewing spots along the route.
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Hamilton County
Community Chest
St.Joseph’s Orphanage
Cincinnati
Cumminsville Vets
Colerain Avenue
Colerain
Kirby Road
Bruce Avenue
Hamilton Avenue
Pullan Avenue
Dane Street
Chase Street
Blue Rock Street
Cue Grounds
Knights of Columbus
St. Patrick’s Church
Our Lady of Grace
St. Drew’s Church
St. James
Church of the Assumption
St. Williams
St. Pius
St. Augustine’s Church
the Shriners
University of Cincinnati Newman Club
Cavier Press Club
Bentley Post
American Legion
The 40
North College Hill Steere
Geo ‘ S Badery
St Clement's S Csos Clinch CYO Baseball Title
St Clement's St Bernard team won the Greater Cincinnati CYO grade school baseball championship with a 6 0 victory over St Teresa's. pitcher Abie Lammert allowed one hit with seven strikeouts while Paul Conway of St Teresa's held pace for three innings before four run sixth inning. St Clement's advanced past Sts Peter and Paul Reading 5 3 in the semifinal.
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St. Clement’s
St. Bernard
Greater Cincinnati
St. Teresa’s School
Edward
Abie” Lammert
Paul Conway
St. Teresa
St. Teresa’s
St. Clement's
Sts. Peter and Paul's
Reading
Yang refutes Duranty on Chinese Reds in interview
Father Yang argues Duranty overstated Communist reach while noting most Chinese oppose communism. He warns war and subversive ideas threaten family rooted society and boosts need for Christian mission work in China. He seeks Benedictine support for a new Chinese Western Research Institute in Szechwan opening next September.
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Duranty
Bert Oe
Ang
Yang
Father Yang
China
Asa
Ple
Father Tae
United States
Benedictine Order
Szechwan
Eeikos
Catholic Au New Benedictin
Chinese and Western Research Institute
St John Knights Plan Aid Program for Veterans
Knights of St John met in Piqua on June 17 to organize a postwar effort for returning soldiers to use their military training. The gathering began with High Mass at St Boniface church officiated by Rev Ambrose Lengerich, with regional grand commandery leaders and local officials in attendance. Delegates came from Butler, Hamilton, Montgomery, Miami, Shelby, Darke, Auglaize, and Preble counties.
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Cient Sr Ganed Gemmendergaf
Knights of St. John
Piqua
St. Boniface’s
Ambrose C. Lengerich
Piqua Commandery
Ray Hammer
Cincinnati Grand Commandery
Inclu
Joseph A
Lengerich
Joseph Keim
Anthony Boehmer
William Bothen
Dayton
George Bauer
Cincinnati
Cletus Klosterman
Wens
Bers
St. Margaret
Two Catholics On Casualty List
Two Catholic service members from the archdiocese are identified. Garry, 36, died at Dow Field Tampa on June 17. he lived at 3821 Columbia Street and graduated from St. Joseph's School. Ricke, a Purcell high school graduate of Cincinnati, died after a 10 week illness. son of Mrs. Marie Ricke Huber of 3525 Rawson Place Cincinnati.
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Ge Garry
Otto H. Ricke
Dow Field
Tampa
Fla
Sgt
Garry
Alice G
Columbia Street
St. Joseph’s School
St. Springfield
Mary’s Church
Pvt
Ricke
Correction to 1900 ordination class names noted
A June 15 notice misstates the ordination class members. It should read that three other priests were in the class: Lawrence E. Menge and James Pews-aessa or Gallagher, with Menge ordained Oct. 2, 1900, at age 24 and shortly after his ordination.
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Frederick Gallager
James P. McCloskey
Frederick Gallagher
Lawrence E. Menge
James Pews
Aessa Oe
Spiritual Exercises at Cincinnati Churches
Parish list of weekly Miraculous Medal novenas and holy hours across Cincinnati churches. Locations include Holy Name Mt Auburn, Cathedral St Monica, Sacred Heart Camp Washington, St Andrew Avondale, St Philomena 619 E Third, Shrine of the Little Flower Mt Airy, Holy Angels Grandin, Sedameville Our Lady of Perpetual Help, and St Xavier Sycamore. Times vary: 3 7 45 p m weeknights and Friday and Sunday sessions noted. Prayers for the armed forces observed.
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Holy Name Church
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
Cathedral of
St. Monica
W. McMillan Street
Fairview Avenue
Sacred Heart Church
Camp Washington
St. Andrew's Church
Avondale
Grandin Road
Our Lady of Perpetual
Parish festival planned at St. Stephen’s Cincinnati
The second annual summer festival of St. Stephen's church Cincinnati will be on July 7 and 8 at the parish school grounds on Eastern Avenue and Denham Street. New festival space will be dedicated, with booths games and entertainment. Proceeds benefit church and school improvements. Monsignor Edward Ring is pastor. Earl Carson is festival chairman.
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St. Stephen’s Church
Cincinnati
Parrish School
Eastern Avenue
Denham Street
Henry Klockner
Earl Carson
Edward Ring
St. Stephen’s
Railroad Fan Se As Chaplain With the U S Army
An article notes a railroad enthusiast becomes chaplain for the U S Army under Lt Col Charles E. and references a priest of the Grand area. The piece mentions a European model loco maker and a nine year span before a hoped return to the hobby. A transport truck with Testaments disappeared then was found two days later.
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U.S. Army
Charles E
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