Can Students Study and Listen to Radio at Once
A group discussion among St. Mary’s Urbana students and adults weighs whether studying and listening to the radio can occur simultaneously. Opinions vary with Charles Mott saying concentration on either is impossible, Joann Holland arguing against multitasking, and Virginia Metzger concluding the task cannot be done without sacrificing focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s School
Urbana
Charles Mott
Joann Holland
Louis Mott
Virginia Metzger
Boy Scout News from Troop 465 Highlights Good Turn
Bert Cook becomes new committee member of Boy Scout troop 465 at J Aloysius Gonzaga parish Ridge town. Paper drive March 8 collected 15 cents. proceeds fund a troop good turn. Albert Schulte named scout master. West District Roundtable March 13 at Annunciation School Cincinnati drew about 40 scouters and 10 mothers. Bond Hill Pack 37 marked 42nd Boy Scout movement anniversary with supper at St Agnes School. two troops showcased scout skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cook
J. Aloysius Gonzaga
Ridgetown
West District
Groner
Gran
Albert Schulte
Annunciation School
Cincinnati
Bond Hill
St. Agnes’ School
George E. McLean
Joseph Jasper
St. Mariah
Cincinnati area hobby show chairmen named for Catholic schools
George Koch selects chairmen for school hobby shows across Cincinnati archdiocese as part of the Junior Chamber of Commerce youth cities program. Winners advance to the April 4 and 5 Hobby Show at the Shubert theater with Jaycees assistance in schools citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
George Koch
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Civil Defense Increases Red Cross Burden Seeks Volunteers
Civil defense has raised the burden on the Red Cross as more volunteers join the blood program for service men. Additional volunteers are needed at the Dayton tall, the Veterans Administration center, Wright Patterson base, and the Stillwater sanitum. A call goes out for male nurse aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Civil Defense
Orden
Dayton Tall
Veterans’ Administion Center
Wright-Patterson Stal
Stillwater
Camp Fire Girls Celebrate 42nd Year Activities in Cincinnati
The Camp Fire Girls of Cincinnati observe their 42nd anniversary during March 16 22 founded in 1910 by Dr. Luther Gulick and educators focusing on seven crafts Home outdoors arts frontier business sports and citizenship. The group at St Peter and Pauls School Norwood marks Girl and Her Church Sunday March 16 with Mass and Holy Communion then crafts for display at the Cincinnati Art Museum. A record player was donated to the school by the Camp Fire Mothers club and a film King of Kings will be shown April 8. A rummage sale is planned for early May followed by a late May dance revue.
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Daniel
Christ
Gabriel
Archangel Gabriel
Zachary
John the Baptist
Messias
St. Gabriel
Mary
St. Bernard
Jesus
God
Coe Fire Girls
Luther Halsey Gulick
Ones
Cincinnati Council of
Camp Fire Girls, Inc
Race Street
Norwood
Camp Fire Girls
Sts. Peter and P Paul’s School
Nore
St. Bonaventure’s
Cincinnati Art Museum
Sts. Peter and Paul’s School
Camp Fire Mothers’ Club
24 Book Week Winners to Get Prizes March 26
Twenty four boys and girls who won prizes in a Book Week contest by the Greater Cincinnati unit of the Catholic Library Association will receive awards March 26 at 3 30 p m at The Fontbonne Cincinnati. Prizes are books supplied by the Frederick Pustet company. Winners span grades 1 through 11 with participants from St Joseph's, Holy Guardian Angels, Seton, Notre Dame, and other Cincinnati and Kentucky schools.
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Greater Cincinnati
Catholic Library Association
Fontbonne
Cincinnati
Frederick Pustet Company
Ors
Followys Gir
Louis Utz
St. Joseph’s School
Omniea
Judy Morshauser
Mother of Mercy Academy
Kenneth Manning
Covington
Karen Cochrum
J. Rite’s School
Dayton
Peggy Rybolt
Holy A School
Middletown
Judith Ann. Bogart
St. Thomas’ School
Ft. Thomas, Ky
St. Ureule’s Ac Academy
Judith Ramhe
Gane
Martyrs’ School
The
Holyuardian Angels
Ton
Cecilia Allgeyer
Lawrence’ S School
Bere
Matian Morris McMillan
St. Ann’s School
Janet Wray
St. Lawrence’s School
George Reusch
Covin
Eloise
St. Brigid’s
Xenia
Jerome D
Held
St. Lawrence's School
Janet Crusie
Seton High School
Patricia McDonald
St. Ursula’s Academy
Joanne Boehm
St. Mary’s High School
Dorothy Christen
Mother of Mercy High School
Mavis Murray
Dorothy Wesselman
Notre Dame
Jeanne Stenger
Mother of Sons High School
Joan Backscheider
Nursing Now Open to Boys Contest Expands Reach
The Careers in Nursing contest in Southwestern Ohio opens its boys division after school leaders urged inclusion. Entries must be received by March 29 and mailed to Careers in Nursing Contest Cincinnati 6. Sister Mary M. Benignus of Mercy Hospital chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Asa
Cincinnati
Mary M. Benignus
Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Ecce Sacerdos to Have American Premiere in Cincinnati
The American premiere of Ecce Sacerdos, a Mass by Dutch composer Herman Stratigier, will be performed at St. Mark's church Cincinnati during Confirmation ceremonies on Thursday March 27. Cletus Mecklenborg serves as organist at St. Mark's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
Ecce
Herman Stratigier
St. Mark’s Church
Cincinnati
Cletus Mecklenborg
Rural Youth Plans St Isidore Feast March 22
Catholic Rural Youth of the Southern archdiocese will honor St Isidore with ceremonies on March 22 at Queen of Peace, Hiville. A covered dish supper, tableau on the saint’s life, a candlelight procession, Holy Hour and Benediction will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Isidore
Queen of Peace Mission
Hiville
Queen of Peace Chapter
Catholic Rural Youth Organization
Sacred Congregation of Rites
Rome
Laval Prof to Speak on Fine Arts Imitation
Dr. Charles Dekoninck of Laval University Quebec will discuss Imitation in the Fine Arts at the Cincinnati Medievalists dinner meeting in the Sheraton Alms Hotel on Tuesday March 25. The Belgian native is noted for philosophical works and has lectured in Spain and Latin America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dekoninck
Laval University
Quebec
Cincinnati
Sheraton Alms Hotel
Dekoninck
Belgium
Spain
Latin America
The Bishop and the Indian Warfall at Olive Green Fort
Young Thomas Ewing nicknamed the Bishop grows up amid frontier life in Ohio. His father guards a fort as Indians threaten, cows must be milked, and a distant grandfather earns a sword from William of Orange. In a tragic raid, Lt. George Ewing is killed after a cowbell lures him into the woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ewing
George
Ohio
Emeone
Ares
Robin Hood
Aylmer
Battle of the Boyne
William of Orange
England
Second
New Jersey
Waterford
Eels
George Ewing
Considering Religious Vocation And the Seminary Path
The piece discusses uncertainty about choosing seminary or convent life. It urges that doubt is normal, emphasizes trying religious life, and trusts Providence to guide youth toward a vocation aligned with God’s will. It encourages young people to entrust themselves to God and proceed with faith.
Requiem Offered For Hartwell Nun
Requiem Mass was sung for M Patricia a longtime member of the Sisters of the Poor of St Francis who died at Hartwell St Francis hospital aged years. A native of Cork Ireland she came to America in 1901 to join the religious order and served as nursing sister at St Mary's Hospital Dayton during the early years of her sisterhood. She entered the contemplative life in 1916 returning to active duties later and served at the convent in Warwick. She had governed the Hartwell community since 1939. Survivors include three sisters two in seas and one in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia
Sisters of the Poor of
St. Francis
Arwick
Hartwell
Seas
Providence
R. I
Third Order Anniversary at St. Margaret’s Fraternity
The Third Order of St. Margaret's fraternity in Cincinnati marks its anniversary with Holy Communion during Mass. A breakfast will follow in a Georgian room. The Third Order conference is scheduled for 3 30 p m Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Fraternity
C. Velock
St. Geek
Cincinnati
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