Maurice Reardon Eulogy Sparks College Sports Spirit
The passage recalls Maurice B. Reardon and honors a strong college sports tradition. It notes faithful support for athletics across communities, citing alumni and family ties to teams, colors, and track events amid longstanding local pride.
Fragmented Historical Reminiscences and Personal Names
A garbled reminiscence references Patton and genteel wartime life, listing individuals such as Len, Jim, Frank, Arthur, and Bill. It hints at sports, military service, and postwar careers including dentistry, hockey, and coaching, with scattered place names and affiliations though details remain unclear.
Praise for Clergy Radio Broadcast Sparks Catholic Debate
Fragmentary text notes clergy praise of a radio broadcast and mentions Vatican, Democratic stance, and a Tribune commentary linking Vatican and recent Russian events. No clear event or outcome is established in readable lines.
Parish priest ordains young man in Kentucky scene
A young man trained by the Rev Henry I St John is raised to the 0 years of its ministry in a Mass at St. James in Kentucky. The event marks a step in his religious formation and service under the parish church oversight.
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Henry I
St. John’s
R. Cotton
Local Clergy Names and Events Reported in KC Notices
Fragmentary OCR notes from Kansas City area church and legal items list names such as Thomas, Bishop Edward, and Mrs. B. plus references to Mass and First Holy Communion. Details are unclear due to rough transcription.
Thought and Protestantism in New Thought debate
A fragment discusses whether New Thought can be considered Protestant and admitted to the Council of Churches. It contrasts Luther and Calvin with New Thought, arguing the movement moves away from core Christian dogmas and sacraments toward a universalist reconciliation that dissolves distinct doctrinal boundaries. Page $-Column 4.
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Council of
Floodwaters Hit Churches and Schools Across Ohio Rivers
Flood damages in New Richmond and California hit two archdiocesan churches, with New Richmond's St Peter and California’s St Jerome suffering serious inundation. Several Cincinnati parishes reported basements flooded, forcing temporary closures and suspended classes at multiple schools. The disaster prompted priests to relocate sacred items and hold services in safer spaces while floodwaters crested near 69 to 71 feet in the city.
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St. Peter’s
New Richmond
St. Jerome’s
California
Ohio River
Ohio
Cincinnati
St. *S
St. Henry's
St. Anthony’s
Budd Street
Mill Creek
St. ’S
St. See
St. . Je.Patrick’s
Ste. Peter
Our Lady of
St. Xavier's
Henry Westra
New Richmo
Con
Father Fogarty
Sacramento
Gregory’s Seminary
St Rose’s Church
John m
Archdiocesan Priests Suffer Loss Amid War Casualties
The Cincinnati church mourns Rev. Edward P. Stuhlmueller and six other archdiocesan service members killed in action. Biographies detail Stuhlmueller’s 22 years in priesthood and his Cincinnati roots, alongside Pfc Jack A. Jones and others listed as missing or wounded in action in Luxembourg and Europe.
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Archdiocesan Service
Jack A. Jones
Cincinnati
Luxembourg
War Department
Arthur Jones
Powers Street
Jones
St. Xavier’s High School
Xavier University
University of Cincinnati Law’ School
Edwin G. Becker
Army
Robert Harold One
Infantry
Robert Ld Brookey
Luxemb
Bessy
Pfc
Rabeen
Dayton
William O. Donnelly
P. Theater
William Donnelly
Marcella Metz
Pedretti Avenue
Eldera School
Pet Donnelly
Pacific
Europe
Metz
Helen Rupard
Henry
Charles Metz
Raymond A. Bross
Mond A. Bross
Edward Box
Cincine
Mack
Hebert
Lillie Mae
Rochial Hoop Tourney Set to Open March 18
The Norwood Knights of Columbus council 1162 sponsor a parish school invitational hoop tourney on Sunday at Purcell High floor. Six area schools invited with possible two more may enter. Participating parishes include St Elizabeth s Norwood St Mark s Nativity Pleasant St Matthew s Norce Andrew s Aloysius orphanage St Francis de Sales St Deer Park and St Agnes Hill. The Knights aim to award the council trophy to the champions and Aloys Nurre trophy to the runner up with prizes for individual players.
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Francis de Sales
St. Deer Park
St. Agnes
Hill
Nights of Columbus
Roe
Fred J. Ar
Ray J. Dierker
iBer- Weiss
William P. Smith
Norwood
Jeoune
Cil
R. Edward Tepe
Xavier University
Norwood Council
Knights
Aloys G. Nurre
Nurre
St. Aloysius Orphans’ Society
Teagher Meeting of Local Teachers Federation March 21
Monthly meeting of the Federation of Oath Teachers Associations set for Wednesday March 21 at St Cecilia's School Oakley Avenue. President will preside at the gathering with details listed as 1389 ng ir.
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Ati Federation of Oath
St. Cecilia's School
Oakley
Last Rites for Sister Marie at Notre Dame
Sister Marie 79 a Cincinnati native spent 43 years at St Augustine's in Hamilton and Cincinnati teaching seventh and eighth grades. Requiem Mass offered by Rev Louis Reinhold at Notre Dame convent school on March 8.
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St. Augustine’s School
Cincinnati
Notre Dame
Sixth Street
Marie
Bee Agg Oe
Hamilton
At Augustine’s
Ise Cecilia
Louis Reinhold
St. Augustine’s Church
War Relief Worker Describes Spain Refugee Haven
Miss Mary Louise Breen of Dayton, engaged in war refugee welfare work in Spain, says Spain was one of the few havens in Europe during the occupation. The article notes the National Catholic Welfare Conference War Relief Services role and postwar repatriation efforts aided by the British navy.
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Europe
Spain
Mary Louise Breen
Dayton
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Miss Breen
John P. Breen
Sacred Heartfisk
Society of Mary
Stic
Rome
Anabel Trians
Frenc Salama
NOWC
France
Mussolini
Badoglio
Esca
Economist Views Murray Full Employment Act as Low Mood
Francis J. Flanagan discusses Senator Murray of Montana proposing bill S380 to establish a national policy for full employment in a free economy. The piece cautions against government control of the economy and emphasizes a public works approach as a possible solution.
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Economist
Senator Murray
Murray
Montana
Committee On Banking and Currency
Roosevelt
The
Sephora Seight
Seindatel
Chapel fund donor boosts Immaculate Conception Chapel
The Rt. Rev. Men riggs Bernard J. Beckmeyer and St. Mary's of Dayton donate a $6,000 check for the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. Parishioners of St. Leo's church are praised for their generosity and spirit supporting faith and hospitals, education. Economic factors prompt Murray bill analysis notes that full employment requires strong consumer demand and that income drives purchasing power in a mature economy.
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St. Leo’s Church
Fort Thomas RAF Chaplain Leads Parish Address
Lanany Chaplain of Fort Thomas Kentucky RAF Company speaks at the Rev. John F. Fulford service addressing parish members and church gathering.
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Fort Thomas
Raf
John F. Fulford
C.ss.k
Par
Elder Wins Cincinnati Class A Basketball Championship
Elder high school captured its second district title in three years by defeating Norwood 39 to 23 in the finals last Saturday. Elder previously led by strong defense and fast breaks, securing the championship after a dominant tournament run.
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Elder High School
Cincinnati
Norwood High
Norwood
Elder
Seven Archdiocesan Young Women Take Religious Vows
Seven members of the archdiocese of Mercy joined religious life. The reception class includes Sister Mary Rosalia Schroering of Louisville Kentucky and Sister Mary Harold Braun, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Karl A. Brun, and other noted sisters from Nashville Cincinnati Columbus and Kalidag areas. The ceremony marked their formal vows in the archdiocese.
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Archdiocesan
of Mercy
Mary Rosalia Schroering
Louisville
Mary Harold Braun
Karl A. Brun
Nash Avenue
Christ the Kinger
Rear
Mary Wal
Kalidage
Mary Justina
Columbus
Ertens
St. Boniface’s Parish
Cincinnati
N. le
Tenn
Koon
Daugh- Sree Ee
Catholic High Students Enter Oratory Contest March 19
Fourteen students from Catholic high schools in Greater Soonnet will participate in the Catholic Seedanne Mission Crusade oratorical contest at Our Lady of Macch Wat. Six finalists advance to compete on March 26 for the Bar of Mirsory as the judges select the winner. The theme is America Must Do for the people. prizes include $100, $25, and $50.
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Greater
Soonnet
Seedanne Mission Crusade
Our Lady of Macch Wat
Bar of
Mirsory
Uyihe
Wat
America
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