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Dear Miss Eisenman Advice Letter From Mary Eis
A personal missive from F M appeals for guidance on staying on track and leaving cigarettes, lamenting loneliness and social pressures. It reflects a plea to find honest friends and community support amidst a difficult past and a large family.
Rheumatic Pain Relief Claims and Offers Promoted
An advertisement touts a two formula system for relief from rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. It asserts rapid absorption through the bloodstream and promises palliative relief plus a money back guarantee if no benefit is seen. It urges readers to mail for the product and guarantees outcomes.
Protestants oppose Meyer bid for city Recreation panel
The Protestant ministers protested the City Council approval of Joe Meyer for the five member Recreation Commission, warning the nomination could bias Catholic representation. Council voted 5 to 0 to confirm despite protests, with four Charterites abstaining. A related note lists a Vatican and Russia lecture at Cincinnati by Father Marian S.J. and Father Mac’s Rome studies.
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Nine Franciscans ordained at Oldenburg seminary
Three Greater Cincinnatians, Rev Donnan Herbe, Rev Marcellus Moorman and Rev Ulmer Kuhn, were among nine Franciscans ordained to priesthood at Holy Family Theological Seminary Oldenburg Indiana by Archbishop Ritter. Additional six from the archdiocese and Cincinnati were ordained deacons. several priests listed from Indiana and Ohio attended the Franciscan formation after Mt. St. Francis.
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St. Catherine’s
Westwood
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St. Francis Seraph’s
Princeton Ind
Godfrey Blank
Batesville
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New Albany
Bertus Grassman
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Co. Taylor
Fayette
Francis Deed
Mission Chapels Open With Gifts For Saint Henry and Trinity
Funds received this week for two new chapels to honor the Most Holy Trinity and Saint Henry are to be dedicated at Holy Trinity chapel near St. Willan parish. Generous parishioners contribute toward rural outreach, with Miss Remminger of Emmanuel Dayton and St. Margaret of Cortona parish members among donors. A $25 bond from the Roman family of St. Lawrence’s Price Hill and other gifts support mission efforts to preach the Gospel to distant communities.
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Dayton
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Mission Crusade
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Cortona’s
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St. Lawrence’s Parish
Price Hill
Rockne’s Youngest Son Joins Marine Corps
John Vincent Rockne, 18, youngest son of Knute Rockne, joined the United States Marine Corps at the Indianapolis recruiting station on February 21. He chose the Marines to gain combat action and has been studying in Cincinnati. His brother Knute Rockne Jr. served in the Army for two and a half years and is now living in St. Joseph, Michigan.
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Indianapolis
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Cincinnati
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De Paul Man Addresses Veterans Bureau Chief
James A. Camp Bret of education and train will deliver the address to veterans at the De Paul unit. The speech focuses on veteran affairs and the role of education and training in rehabilitation.
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DE Paul
James A. Campbret
Dillon Named to Holy Name Society Committee
Rev John F Dillon, spiritual adviser to the Holy Name Society, chairs the Good Friday committee reform and urges a noon to afternoon observance. Members include May J Cordy, Clarence Kammer, Frank Lin, William Meyers, and Lenzey. A meeting at Sacred Heart church aims to organize streetcar transport for events on March 15 16 and 17.
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New Pastor Named for St Thomas Aquinas Avondale
Rev Louis O Leary O P named new pastor of St Thomas Aquinas Avondale Cincinnati by Archbishop McNicholas. Former pastor Rev Norbert M Connell O P moves to Johnson City Tennessee. St Thomas remains supervisory over St Andrew s while two Dominicans reside in the rectory. Priest Jubilee noted for Bishop Thill native of Dayton ordained 1920.
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Frank A. Thill
Dayton
St. Thomas Aquinas
Avondale
Cincinnati
Louis O'Leary
O.P
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John. T. McNicholas
Norbert M. Connell
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Father O’leary Will Remain In Charge of the Other Avondaleish, St. Andrew’s
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Not Consider Self a Hero Soldier Aids Daring Rescue
A Cincinnati soldier helps retrieve a wounded comrade under fire in Germany. The act, though bold, is described as commonplace on the fighting fronts, with no one seeking a story for the press.
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Junior Legion Tends Babies For Parish Mothers Mass
The praesidium of St. Elizabeth's church Norwood reports 20 members aiding Sunday nursery duty so parents may attend Mass. Four members do scapular militia work and prepared mailed 30 000 scapulars to chaplains locally and abroad. They also plan talks to promote intergroup devotion. They finance socials one night weekly at the library rear.
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Norwood
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Ex Springfield Pastor Becomes Chaplain to Roughnecks
Ca Edward A Moorman former assistant pastor of St Marys church Springfield now serves as chaplain to a para troop unit called the Beat Ups attached to the 17th airborne division in Luxembourg A recent letter from Moorman notes the unit once had AWOL tendencies but now fights as paratroopers In one engagement four Beat Ups spent leave time raiding a German town capturing seven prisoners wounding two and driving 40 Germans from the area Moorman a Minster native regards the roughnecks as fundamentally good men.
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St. Mary’s Church
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Edward A. Moorman
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Luxembourg
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Mothers' club to Hays Day of Recollection
The Mothers' club of Our Lady of Cincinnati college holds a day of recollection at 9:30 with Mass and conference remarks. Reservations are due soon at the college Woodburn 377 before the coming Monday March date.
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Our Lady of Cincinnati College
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Clergy Honored With Sacred Titles Across Parishes
A list of clergy members received advanced degrees and honors including S.T.D. J.C.L. Ph.D. and LL.D. titles. Names include Edward J., Clarence S.T.D., J.CL., Jour.D., J. Gauche T.D., James L. Collins S.T.D., Joseph D. McFarland S.T.D., Louis G. Reinhold J.C.D., J. Schneider S.T.D., and Raymond F. Stoll S.T.D., V.F., dean of St. Martin and St. Patrick parishes in Fayette- Byer.
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Raymond F. Stoll
St. Patrick’s Church
Fayette- Byer
Red Cross Opens 1945 Fund Campaign
The American Red Cross announces the start of its 1945 Fund campaign to raise charitable support for relief services. Community leaders urge donations to aid veterans, families, and civilian war relief programs during the ongoing national effort.
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American Red Cross
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