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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1952
Page
5
St Mark's parish dominated the CYO finals claiming both A and B titles as Evanston teams went undefeated. Assumption beat St Aloysius 31 29 to win A grade while St William's defeated J Clement 29 24 to take B. St Mark's prepared for national tournaments in Philadelphia April 5 and 6.
St Mark's and St Patrick's finished the season undefeated as city league title holders. Northern league crowned by captured crown. Valley league won by St Patrick's. Other league champions include Holy Family and St Teresa's, Western league co champions, St Xavier's edged Holy Trinity in Town loop, and St Clement's topped Assumption in Eastern circuit. City playoffs start March 24, with Easter near. Easter Monday party for grade school players set April 14 at Fenwick club from 2 to 4, awards, dancing, refreshments.
Calendar notes outline March events for girls sports including play-offs for volleyball and basketball. March 24 entries due for softball and girls sports sheets at the CYO office. Also March 24 Scout Leaders recollection at Fontbonne 9 30 a m. March 28 contest sheets due and March 29 Scout day of recollection at Fenwick 10 a m. March 31 softball clinic at Assumption.
Xavier University Alumnae association sponsors a Sunday pilgrimage to the Shrine of the Holy Relics Maria Stein on March 23. A bus leaves 10 a.m. from 520 Sycamore Street, Xavier University Evening College, with Jenny Bischoff as tour chairperson. The shrine, cared for by the Sisters of Precious Blood, houses hundreds of saints relics and a notable collection related to Christ’s life. Nuns have prayed in the chapel of adoration for 105 years.
A standout scene shows the institution of the Eucharist with Anthony Grollig as Christ. Performances run through April 8 and tickets are available at 1723 Republic Street or by phone.
Middletown Holy Trinity school bids farewell to first semester officers Mike McLaughlin David Uleman Mike Kelly Mary Jo Fenders William Wroda and Sue Wood. New leaders are David Uleman president William Wroda vice president Fred Homan recording secretary Nancy Murphy corresponding secretary and Michael Abell sergeant at arms. The club studies fire prevention United Nations How Our Community Earns Its Living and campaigned against indecent movies with posters talks letters to managers and class parent outreach.
Holy Trinity edged St. Charles 18 17 to claim the Western league volleyball crown. The season record for Holy Trinity stood at seven wins and two losses as playoffs approach March 24 for league champions and runners-up.
Xavier University announces approximately 15 percent of students on the dean’s honor list for the first semester. One hundred sixty eight students posted averages of 3.25 or higher, including 15 with perfect 4.0s. Names listed include William E. Braun John J. Clear Anthony M. Cosentino Father Archimedes Fornasari Harry A. Gieske Thomas J. Grainger Robert J. Kennedy 19 E. Mitchell Avenue Gerald B. Lavery Ralph A. Luebbe James F. Molloy Robert J. Morris James M. Powell Thomas H. Powers and Alfred J. Waddell.
Miss Paulina Howes violinist will perform at the Mercy Choristers spring concert at Mother of Mercy high school Westwood this Sunday evening March 23 in the school auditorium. Howes, seven years with the Knoxville Symphony Orchestra, is now a student at Our Lady of Cincinnati college. Also to perform will be Miss Helen Gough of the faculty. The girls choir, under John Ring, will sing choruses with Miss Mary K. Carlton accompanying on piano.
The St Margaret Mary church festival will be conducted on May 25. Father Bernard J Wellman pastor. Mrs Joseph Finkbeiner head of the Married Society will direct the chicken dinner service.
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