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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1953
Page
5
The article outlines Holy Week beginning Palm Sunday March 29 with processions and Hosannas. It describes Maundy Thursday's foot washing rite and Holy Thursday Mass, Good Friday's solemn memorial, Holy Saturday vigil, and Easter celebration marking the Resurrection.
Recent elections in the Cincinnati SDS chapter installed a new panel of high school youth officers. Janet Miller treasurer Mary Clare Buzek recording secretary Janet Conroy president Colleen O Neill vice president Joan Laughlin corresponding secretary. Meetings moved to The Fenwick club as part of archdiocese CYO program centralization. SDS focuses on the indecent literature clean-up campaign with adult group involvement planned.
In a parish lecture, Father Wiethe urges that marriage is divinely called for men and women. He says success hinges on three participants the couple and God and stresses the crucial first months as the foundation for unity in body mind and spirit.
St Marys seniors in Cincinnati discuss whether teens may drink at home and at school events. They advocate parental responsibility, clear limits, and strong examples to curb teen drinking while weighing age based allowances and social pressures.
Students at Our Lady of Angels High School organized a campaign against indecent books and magazines. Activities included English class discussions, visits to neighborhood druggists, and a Mothers' Club talk by Father Charles Blum.
Two hundred girls from Not Damie High School in Hamilton will walk to Venice California for Easter Monday. They will eat homemade lunches during the outing and return to Hamilton in the afternoon.
Roger Bacon High will host a spring festival on Sunday April 12 from 2 to 11 p.m. Principal Father Fox announced the event featuring a Chrysler convertible as a principal prize, a chicken dinner in the cafeteria, games booths amusements and novelties. Proceeds go toward a future stadium and other activities. Cochairmen listed include Ertiseere rothy Park avenue and Patak Yes Foon with a committee of local residents.
Two Ursuline Academy seniors in Cincinnati were among 33 national winners in Western Union's nationwide telegram writing contest. Claire Ganim won a $20 prize for earning a top place in economics and a student prize, while Ann H. received $5 for a fifth place finish by composing a 15 to 20 word birthday telegram to a friend or relative.
Debaters from Our Lady of Cincinnati College won first place at a NFCCS regional contest. Xavier University University of Dayton and Villa Madonna College were represented. Team members included Marilyn Schneider Dorothy Tow ner Dolores Donovan and Mary Dammarell. they advance to a Paris Xavier event on April 18.
A sermon recalls Good Friday's dark significance and Christ’s crucifixion. The speaker urges personal repentance and sorrow for sins, noting Jesus’ sacrifice and the need to pray and honor his love.
The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin at McNicholas High School Mt Washington sponsors nightly rosary in the convent chapel as part of Lenten devotions held twice weekly. Tryouts begin for a Mt Washington school April variety show.
A new Laue named Hodierni Penal was organized at Middletown High School, affiliated with the Ohio chapter of the American Classical League. The junior division aims to promote Latin study and the use of Latin works, with members to present in both English and Latin. Father Julian Krusling, principal, presented members with...
Virginia Torbeck, president of St. Mary's High School CSMC unit, won first prize in the archdiocesan wide CSMC oratorical finals. She will resign as queen of the junior senior group on April 24, with attendants Jo Sullivan and Madeline Seta. Virginia is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Torbeck of 3856 Mt Vernon Avenue.
Students of the Brown County Ursulines School aid a project by Chaplains’ Aid Inc. to extend relief work. Chaplains, CSMC, crusaders, and Junior Red Cross members sort and recondition clothing for NCWC War Relief Services distribution.
Ursuline Schools dominated the annual Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra art contest held in St Martin and nearby, with top honors in elementary and junior high divisions. Purcell High School students also won multiple awards including first place in the Your People Poster Contest and several honors in senior high art and handicraft exhibits. The event, sponsored by the Woman’s Committee for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, drew about 1200 entries from Cincinnati area students to promote art and music education.
Students of Hamilton Catholic High School and their fathers will receive Holy Communions together in J Josephs Church on Palm Sunday during the 8:30 Mass. Father John Reich, pastor, will celebrate, sing the Mass, and deliver the sermon. The Father Son Communion breakfast follows.
Students of St. Stephen's School Hamilton present their fifth annual Hobby Show at the Fenmont center on Palm Sunday from 2 30 to 5 pm. The event features handmade arts and crafts by school children with four entry groups and winners from each. Awards are given by the Holy Name Society and the Parent Teacher Organization, with free admission.
Grace parish youth plan weekly Lent pilgrimages visiting Monica's Cathedral Holy Cross Mt Adams St Joseph's orphanage and St Mary's Cathedral Covington to deepen faith. The Young People's club also runs bowling dances ice skating and other activities with Ruth Niemeyer Velia Conte and Carol Gorman as officers. Father Wilfrid Dirr leads the group.
Cincinnati church event marks Campfire Girls 43rd birthday with Holy Communion in caries cehes. Over 600 attendees from parishes and institutions gathered at Sts Peter and Paul’s Norwood for Holy Hour sermon and Benediction. Honor guard names and participating groups listed from St Bonaventure to St Javier's.
Puzzle notes refer to five joyful mysteries with cross type clues. Mentions Christ, tribes, abstinence pledge, main post office, Indians, Omaha, Ireland, and finding Jesus. Text is fragmented and reads like a cryptic clue set for a cross puzzle.
A recipe for broiled cheeseburgers lists pound ground beef teaspoons salt pepper Worcestershire sauce American cheese 6 hamburger buns cheese slices tomato onion. Patties topped with cheese melt as burgers cook three to five minutes under the broiler. Serve on toasted rolls with onion and tomato.
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