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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1945
Page
2
The executive board of Elder High School association elected Rt. Rev. Monsignor William J. Anthony as president and Rev. Jacob Volk as vice president. Rev. Carl F. Goeckeler was named secretary and Rev. Roger C. Straub treasurer, filling roles after the death of Rev. Henry Lehman. The meeting drew clergy from local parishes.
Ushers for the St John Passion Play are listed with names and shortages due to enlistments. The parish hall at 1723 Republic Street hosts an illustrated lecture on Oberammergau by William Duning as the guild prepares nine more performances with reserved seating at the ticket office or by phone. A note mentions Joseph Beiting killed in action last year.
First grade children will perform Little Red Riding Hood at the Mothers' club meeting of St. Ursula Academy on East McMillan Street. The event, chaired by Mrs. Robert Leahy, includes a tea served by Mrs. Frank Nolan and Mrs. John Sheeran. Associate principal Rev Wilbur J Flynn will give Laetare Sunday recollection talks. Reservations for March 11 may be telephoned to Mrs. George Bernard or the school.
Cincinnati CYO quarterfinal games feature strong showings from St. Andrew led by Apre Ryan and Cummings who defeated Ean James Ludlow Ky Avondale 55 to 41. St. Clement's tops St. Martin's 46 to 11 while St John the Bas beats St Xavier's Eagles 34 to 26. Holy Family and St William's Price Hill hold off rivals 45 to 33 and 21 to 15 respectively with nerves on display across Elder and Pit high schools in the opening round.
The Moeller circle of the D of L hosts an annual benefit card sale on Monday March 6 with Mrs Mary R H presiding. Proceeds fund the Little Sisters of the Poor with a feast of St Joseph observed March 19. Chairman Mrs Anna Kehrer heads a committee including Mesdames Kavanaugh Kehrer Snider and Misses Baechle Butler Cook Grace and Grace.
Ursuline Academy senior class on Oak Street begins rehearsals for a proposed production of T I Were King with roles filled by Sue Dane Manski Lois Levy and Sally. The plan includes a spring presentation as part of the yearly schedule and an upcoming retreat for pupils.
Freshman elocution event on February 27 featured 18 contestants chosen by three representatives from each of 6 clubs. Winners advance to face top sophomores in a public program directed by Rev Bennet Rothan with Rev Vincent Kroger noting new four year supervised training program.
A card party in Cincinnati will raise funds for St Joseph's Resurrection parish. The event is chaired by a local leader and Bert Hae will serve as co chair, with proceeds benefiting orphans.
A Negro History Week event was held in USO clubs operated by the National Catholic Community Service. The program featured a talk at a new club space and highlighted contributions of Black Americans in a community setting.
A discussion argues against a global Catholic conspiracy, noting anti-Catholic campaigns by Protestants, Communists, and liberals. It urges sober, sanely contested responses and warns against hatred of non-Catholic Americans and overreaction to perceived plots.
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