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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1952
Page
6
Ten members of the Holy Rosary parish school patrol at St Marys received pins in a church investiture. Chief G A Gerstner of the Marys police department pins a patrol medal on Eugene Menker, captain of the school's traffic squad.
St Francis of Paola born 1416 in Paola Calabria founded the Order of Minims. As a hermit he mirrored Christ, attracted disciples, performed miracles, and died in 1507 at age 91. The Mass reflects his humility and promise of life everlasting.
Eighth grade students of St Bernard's Springfield discuss family size. Barbara Schwartz argues all families can have fun if united in faith. James Fenlon contends large families offer more fun through shared companionship. Mary Thornburg prefers large families, while Richard Whitacre says larger families bring more joy and church attendance benefits.
Four safety rules for young riders are listed to prevent bicycle accidents. Learn traffic signs signals and pavement markings. Ride single file on the right side near the curb. A bicycle is for one rider only. Check brakes horn headlight rear reflector and tires regularly.
An eighth grader from St. Clare’s Cincinnati Frank Messmann won the semi final round of the WCPO spelling bee outspelling contestants from 21 schools. He will compete in the finals on April 5. His teacher is Sister Agnes of the Sisters of St. Francis of Oldenburg Indiana.
A chronology lists key historical dates from March 28 to April 3, noting Lt Philip Sheridan’s battles, Sherman and Lee, the Open Door policy with Japan, John Plumbe’s railroad proposal, Lewis and Clark discovery of the Willamette, and the Pony Express start with Buffalo Bill among riders.
After a two year trial run the Cincinnati junior unit conference of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade adopted a permanent constitution at its March meeting at Holy Name school Mt. Auburn. The document provides for four meetings a year and annual officer elections from candidates.
The article describes a moral and vocational crossroads for youths considering priesthood, urging seminary life over military service. It notes 300 Crusaders from 25 schools attended a conference at Holy Name church with Mass Benediction and remarks by Monsignor Kuhn. Officers include Anne Evans and Satara Counts.
Page eight carries extra briefs on local junior sports and youth activities. Notes cover recent games, upcoming matchups, and student recognitions across schools. Details highlight teams, venues, and scores while mentioning coaches and school programs.
A simple tartar sauce recipe is shared using 1 cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon minced pickles parsley capers and onion. Mix thoroughly and serve cold for fish dishes during Lent with easy preparation.
A frontier boy known as The Bishop recalls life in Ohio frontier lands around 1789 where General Wayne defeats Native forces at Fallen Timbers and salt becomes the sought treasure of settler families. A white captive helps locate a salt lick guiding a trek back with abundant brine salt for curing venison and adding flavor to meals.
On March 16 Camp Fire Girls across the archdiocese gathered at St Bonaventure's Cincinnati for opening services led by Father Earl Whalen CYO director. A 2:30 color guard procession marked the start as 500 girls and 91 leaders attended from Annunciation Mother of Mercy Sorrows Christ the King Resurrection St Bonaventure St Cecilia St Martins St Monica Sts Peter and Paul St Saviour and other units with officials listed.
The annual Our Lady of Mercy hospital benefit will be held July 26 and 27. Sister Mary Benignus, administrator of Mariemont hospital, announced the site at the grounds corner of Southern Avenue and Wooster Pike in Fairfax is reserved for the event.
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