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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1945
Page
1
The note reads as a garbled fragment about a reunion plan. It mentions a guide or guide group helping with the event but provides no clear names, dates, or places.
Fragmentary religious text discusses Jesus teachings on following, cross bearing, and true life in heaven. It references disciples, Jerusalem, elders, priests, and the promise of salvation beyond worldly gains. The piece blends biblical quotes with sermon-like reflections on faith, sacrifice, and spiritual reward.
A fragment discusses confession and public restitution, urging personal accountability and addressing disgrace. It references a Mrs Mary and an address Box 1620 as part of the faded text.
An advertisement touts a “Combination Method” claimed to ease rheumatism neuritis sciatica and related pains. It offers Formule 2 for stomach and bowel support and urges readers to mail in 2.00 with a check.
The article discusses the European war nearing a conclusion and cautions against complacency about Japan. It emphasizes the Pacific theater, Manchuria, and future peace talks in April, stressing strong American resolve and vigilance in global Allied strategy. It notes anticipated shifts in attention as treaties expire and cautions about uncertain timelines for victory.
Eighteen archdiocesan priests received new assignments this week under Archbishop orders. Rev William J Buchheit, former Elder School instructor in Cincinnati, is named vicarius oeconomus of churches in Mechanicsburg and North Lewisburg. Fifteen priests were named vicarii co-operatores as assistants.
A series of priest assignments announced includes Rev. William J. Buchheit at St. Michael's Mechanics and Immaculate Conception in North, Rev. John J. Cunningham at St. Mary's 13th and Clay, Rev. Charles K. Ford at St. Teresa's Price Hill, Rev. Francis Fritz at a Hamilton church, Rev. Paul A. Graber at Mother of Sorrows Roselawn, Rev. Robert Hagedorn at St. Louis Cincinnati, Rev. Hugo Mentink at St. Martin's Hamilton, Rev. Paul Wolfer at Sacred Heart Dayton, and Rev. Raymond Guigee among others.
The Institutional Purchasing Company reports handling well over sixty thousand dollars in goods for archdiocesan institutions in the past year. Operating in its eighth year, it aided churches, convents, hospitals, and schools to meet rationing rules and secure War Food Distribution releases, achieving favorable prices. It also offered rationing guidance through OPA and NCWC, improving member outcomes, and assisted with WPB priorities and government orders.
A magazine tribute lauds Francis B Pilliod as a tireless archdiocese chaplain who befriended Catholics and Protestants alike on wartime land. The piece recalls his energy, leadership as counselor and financier, and his role at invasions beaches and in daily life.
An Archdiocese notice calls Catholic women of Hamilton County to a March 15 meeting at the Hotel Arms ballroom to form a Cincinnati region of the Archdiocesan Federation of Catholic Women. The aim is unite diverse efforts, while preserving club autonomy and encouraging non members to join.
A 70 voice choir will sing at a Solemn Pontifical Mass in the Old Cathedral of St Peter in Chains Cincinnati on Sunday March 11 observance of Girl and Her Church Sunday. The Most Rev Bishop Behring will celebrant and preach the sermon. The Mass marks the climax of a week of activities in Cincinnati March as planned by St Johns Academy choir.
A World War II era article notes a B 29 bomber nicknamed Dream in honor of Sei Dignan a Cincinnati area graduate of St Bernard Bossh school. Dignan died in a raid when his plane crashed in Manchuria while the unit carried out repeated strikes. The Dream was funded by the Molly Pitcher and Paul Revere societies of Cincinnati with ties to AJ Horst of Price Hill and Dignan family in Cincinnati.
Sister Pierre a charity nun died March 1 at the mother house chapel Mt. St. Joseph in her 63rd year. She served at Good Samaritan hospital Cincinnati Glockner sanitarium Colorado Springs St Marys hospital ebb Colo and St Josephs hospital Albuquerque. A Reading native she was daughter of the late Mr and Mrs John Sara Hett McDonald. A brother Thomas J McDonald of Los Angeles survives.
A Cincinnati Catholic Information center reveals a five year mail catechism process where Miss X guides a non Catholic convert, Mrs A, through questions and lessons from 1939 to their December baptism. The distrance is noted as 12 miles from parish, with Sister Marie Dominic initially guiding.
Former Cincinnatians Sister David Marie and Brother Raphael Felix were released from internment after the American capture of Luzon. In a short wave broadcast from Manila via WLW Cincinnati, Sister Marie said she had been held first at Santo Tomas and later at Los Baños, describing hardships endured.
Rev Henry J Kobe of the University of Dayton is named as an Army chaplain. The U D dean of arts and sciences holds a master of arts degree and will serve in the military chaplaincy with designation likely affecting his academic post.
A Jesuit commentator argues that racial intolerance weakens the United States on the world stage. He warns that prejudice erodes national unity and undermines America’s leadership in promoting freedom and democracy abroad.
Two archdiocesan young women, Jane Mettert and Genevieve Ind Burkhart, will join five candidates from the Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis on Saturday March 17 at 8 30 a m during the procession at Poet Clare’s ent Hartw Rt Rev Mer r ceapinel J Markham will preside. The event follows the Cincinnati inter racial dinner where Fr John LaFarge S J commented on the global reach of racial injustice.
The Very Rev. Monsignor Frederick G Hochwalt of Cincinnati has been named cochair of the Education Committee of the Association for International Peace. The appointment was announced by Dr George N Shuster president of the association.
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