Dayton Bishop-Elect Named at St. Cecilia's Ceremony
A Daytonian has been named Bishop of Omaha Nebraska to be installed May 1 with Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward presiding as co bishop-elect in Omaha.
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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1945
Page
32
A Daytonian has been named Bishop of Omaha Nebraska to be installed May 1 with Rt. Rev. Monsignor Edward presiding as co bishop-elect in Omaha.
Bishop-elect Hunkeler of Omaha is chosen to lead the Diocese of Grand Island. Attended by Archbishop Rummel and other senior clerics, Hunkeler vows to guide Nebraskan Catholics while stressing Christian unity and fidelity to Christ.
About $2,000 was raised in the past year from stamp redemptions for St Marys hospital Cincinnati. The hospital sends four or five stamp shipments to Columbus annually, with two sent this year. Funds support expenses for the annual Labor Day picnic as Lioba society members work evenings on preparations.
The Most Rev Archbishop John T. McNicholas and Retring will participate in a solemn pontifical mass at St. Monica's Cathedral. The Rev James J McLarney will preach the sermon. Archdiocesan choir directed by J Fehring will sing. Good Friday rites broadcast including the Mass of the Pre- scribed hours.
Casualties among archdiocesan service men noted with nine dead, one missing, and three wounded. A son from Cincinnati died March 2 in a flight over Germany. parents at 2651 Gilbert Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Sohn HL H. Eres, received his furlough letter dated March 2. He earned the Air Medal with three clusters after eight months in service begun July 1943 following study at Detroit University. A High Mass was held. he is survived by parents and two brothers Kenneth and Garrett.
A resident of Greater Cincinnati and former Japanese prisoner in the Philippines describes capture on December 10, 1941 and months of captivity. He recalls forced starvation, loss of 63 pounds, internment at Camp Holmes, and limited meals as guards isolated prisoners.
Mt Airy sol dier describes viewing the gilded casket of St Therese from Lisieux in St Vivian's church. He serves in an armored division under Chaplain Major Carey and recalls a packed church scene with pillars and crowded aisles as the procession began.
The Most Rev Bernard J Shiel Auxiliary Bishop of Chicago will address the Xavier Institute of Social Order in Netherland Plaza Hall of Mirrors Cincinnati on Sunday April 8 at 815 p m The talk will cover American society under the institute's auspices and is announced by the Catholic church.
A Catholic appeal announces a chapel dedication to the Sacred Heart funded by Miss Julia Gavin. The effort hopes to draw conversions and bring fallen-away Catholics back to the church, praising generosity and spiritual renewal.
Don Kern won the first prize of 100 dollars in the annual oratorical contest on Palm Sunday. Grace Murphy earned 50 dollars and Lois Levy 25 dollars for second and third place amid a semifinal with thirteen contestants.
A writer questions how the nations tax burden should be shared arguing the New Deal era plan was flawed. Bishops condemn inefficiency and wage inequities in production and distribution and note selfish motives behind some reforms. Ohio mixed response cited. page 4.
A Cincinnati based writer introduces Priest's Play on a New York stage. The production features a center stage performance by a noted Catholic clergyman and explores dramatic themes through a reverent lens.
Historical note about General William S. Rosecrans, brother of a Cincinnati Auxiliary Bishop, nearing the presidency. It recounts Garfield's push to vice presidency and Lincoln era staffing, with Stanton and Rosecrans' tensions shaping nomination outcomes.
A sophomore at Our Lady of Cincinnati, Barbara is recognized as the author of a prize-winning essay.
Brother Norbert Steckel was installed as Provincial of the Blessed Sacrament with Te Deum after. He was born in Cincinnati on January 17, 1898, the son of the late Frederick and Katherine Ler Asterne. He attended John the Baptist's school, became a junior candidate, completed his high school course, and entered Mt. Alverno novitiate.
A news dispatch from the Pacific theater notes Sgt Hatfield had a close call during combat. The report mentions his overseas service of about 27 months and references a rosary worn around a youth’s neck as part of church or personal items.
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