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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1945
Page
6
The article describes the Red Cross emblem as a symbol of civilian support in wartime. It notes the emblem appears on vehicles, ships, and trained volunteers aiding military and civilian efforts, symbolizing participation in America’s struggle and the nation’s democratic ideals.
The Ladies' sodality of Mother of Sorrows church in Roselawn Cincinnati sponsors a bake sale on Saturday March 31 at the Shop 7604 cer beginning 11 a.m. Mrs Bauman is general chairman assisted by members on Reading road Kenova and Corvallis avenues. Donations call Mrs Bauman Valley 1621 or Mrs J Reder Valley 5780.
Members of St Elizabeth's Married Ladies society and St Elizabeth's PTA Norwood will receive Holy Communion in a body on March 18 at 7 00 am The Confraternity of Christian Mothers will welcome new members after the afternoon service at 2 30 pm Mrs Joseph Harrigan is chairman.
The Green Years by A J Cronin will be reviewed by Mrs. Theodore J Geisler at the Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association book review group meeting on Monday April 19 at 2 p.m.
Dominic A. Intro Caso, a senior at St. Benedict's Newark, won the New Jersey state title in extemporaneous speaking at the Forensic of Secondary Schools event held at Linden High School.
The Santa Maria institute will hold a ravioli and dinner to support children like these. James Gurcun is named general chairman of the dinner committee. The event aims to aid the institute and its efforts since the war began.
In Cincinnati's Price Hill, Mrs Margaret Guthrie a bedbound convert to Catholicism lives a full life with her husband Big Joe and son Young Joe. She spends days visiting, praying, crocheting items sold to friends, and reading with a notebook of quotes. Her faith and resilience shape a remarkable daily routine.
Do not throw away those old garments cut them up into rags or unravel knitted items and use parts as needed Send 15 cents in coins for this pattern to the Catholic T to a Tialadeean number along with your name
The Cincinnati Catholic Women's Association invites members to a dinner and lecture on Monday at 6:30. Guest speaker Maria Osmena, daughter of and President of the Philippine Commonwealth, will discuss The Heart of the Philippines focusing on youth psychology. Tickets capped at 150 with advance reservations. main number is 3431.
The Rev Richard Todge of Xavier will be guest at the pre Easter meeting of the Grealins academy Mothers Club at 2 p.m. Tuesday March 20 in the academy library. He will present A Leak Ahead for Labor and Management. Mothers of third and fourth graders hostesses for the social session after the program.
March events list includes Poor Souls Taberna gathering at 3 15 p.m. on the 17th with a social to follow, St Marys church Ladies social on the 19th at 2 p.m., St John the Baptist PTA card and novelty social on the 20th at 8 15 p.m., and multiple other church and auxiliary socials in March and May with 25 cent admission and luncheons or prizes noted.
Henry H. Long steps aside as editor of Youth Publica to focus on church work while remaining tied to a broad publishing system. The papers previously distributed an aggregate 500,000 copies across seven magazines and school outlets.
Fragmentary note references a first station linked to Mohammedan Jerusalem and mentions Sashlians urging a month to keep schools going. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond Jerusalem and a group named Sashlians.
A conference on missions was held at Fordham University with speakers from the Columban Fathers and other groups. The event saluted seven years of service and took place on March 24 at St Patrick Cathedral.
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