Feast of the Finding of the Holy Cross Observed
The church marks the discovery of the True Cross linked to Saint Helena. Legends recount how three crosses were found on Calvary and a miracle identified the cross of Jesus. Relics were shared among Rome and Constantinople, with Jerusalem receiving the final portion returns on May 3 628 later celebrated September 14.
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Jesus
Lord
Constantine
Helena
Jerusalem
Calvary
Jupiter
Venus
St. Helena
Rome
Church of the Holy Cross
Constantinople
Heraclius
CYO Field Day For Girls At Walnut Hills High School
The CYO sponsors a girls field day at Walnut Hills High School on Saturday May 24. Events include sprints and throws with a 50 yard 200 yard shuttle relay and running jumps. Each parish may enter 10 athletes and entry blanks are mailed to coaches or obtained from the CYO office GA 5757.
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Walnut Hills Hi School
Letedo
CYO
Gloria Gabriel
John Contadino
CYO Genesian Guild
Purcell High School
Mass at Bacon High School visit by Archbishop Alter
Archbishop Karl J. Alter visited Bacon High School this morning and offered Mass for students. He met with Principal Bernard and spoke to pupils about daily faith and school life.
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Wehbishop
Bacon
Bernard
Stern
Bacon High H School
Archishop Karl J. Alter
Square Dance Jamboree Set At Hotel Sheraton-Gibson Roof Garden
The Ohio Valley square dance jamboree will be held at the Hotel Sheraton-Gibson roof garden this Sunday May 4. Dancing will run from 7 p.m. to midnight.
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Sheraton-Gibson
Fourth Grade Missal Use Debated by Parents
Kay Vander Horst Susan McGrath and James Schenking discuss when Immaculate Conception School Celina students should begin using a Missal. They argue the fourth grade is appropriate, contingent on a child’s mental development and ability to understand Mass readings and prayers.
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Aene
Immaculate Conception
Celina
James Schenking
Marty
Dates That Made History May Weeks Overview
May 2 1890 Oklahoma Territory created from Louisiana Purchase with Indian Territory and Oklahoma Territory later merged and admitted as state in 1907. May 3 Philippine civil government established 1901. May 5 First issue of Detroit Free Press published 1831. May 6 1851 patent for first mechanical refrigerator granted to Dr John Gorrie. May 7 Battle of the Coral Sea 1942 remembered for Lt Cmdr Robert Dixon remark. May 8 Explorer De Soto reached the Mississippi River in 1541.
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Territory
Oklahoma
France
Louisiana Purchase
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Territory
Detroit Free Press
John Gorrie
Florida
Coral Sea
Comdr
Robert Dixon
Explorer de Soto
Mississippi River
Mother of Mercy School Festival This Week End
The annual Mother of Mercy festival at Work road will be held rain or shine on Saturday night May 3 and Sunday afternoon and evening May 4 with refreshments games and entertainment.
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Mother of Mercy
Mother of Mercy High School
Work Road
Going to Rome A 1951 Graduate Joins Foreign Service
Marilyn Wolfer a 1951 graduate of Our Lady of Cincinnati college has accepted a two year post with the U S State Department Foreign Service division in Rome She will be stationed at the American Embassy after a five week training period at the Foreign Service Institute in Washington.
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Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Marilyn Wolfer
Foreign Service Division
U.S. State Department
Rome
Foreign Service Institute
Washington
Springfield Nurses Unit Holds First Public Gathering
The Archdiocesan Catholic Nurses unit in Springfield held its first public gathering April 20 at St. Teresa's Church. A Mass and Communion preceded a breakfast as committees were appointed and officers named, with Monsignor August J. Kramer and Father Daniel C. Collins named spiritual director and organizer respectively.
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Archdiocesan Co of
Catholic Nurses
St. Teresa’s Church
Springfield
Mary Alice Habeeb
Constance Murphy
Mar Ag Rodgers
Argdretta
Sister Mary Olivia
Ann Becker
Eee Jean Parker
Cecilia
Nana Hoffer
Ruth Higgins
Eerogram Committee
Mar Lotschutz
Mamie Cink
Katherine Mantel
Betty Ann Butner
Marg Erona
Betty Miller
Helen Linkhart
Catherine Fiessinger
Virginia Schaffner
Thomas Dugan
Rita Murphy
Helen Harris
George Fitzgerald
Mary Camille
Mary
Murphy
Florence Hennessy Lindner
Mary Agnes Oneill Oe Bennett
Nurses’ Council
August J. Kramer
Cincinnati Archdiocesa
Daniel C. Collins
May Queen Dance at Fenwick Club on May 4
The Fenwick club hosts a May Queen dance on May 4 from 8:30 p.m. to late. Attendants include Margie Stein and Dotty Meyer with May queen candidate Angen. Father Earl Whalen delivers the May day message with Cecilio’s orchestra providing music.
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Fenwick
Eens Angen
Margie Stein
Dotty Meyer
Ethel Martini
Mary Niesen
Dotty Schleper
Earl Whalen
Archdiocesan
Cochairmen
Dotty Bushmann
Cathy Teufel
Cecilio
Prayer Day Slated By Telephone Guild Sunday May 4
A day of prayer for men in the armed forces of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Bell Telephone Co and American Telephone and Telegraph Co will be held Sunday May 4 under the Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Telephone guild. Mass at 9 in Old Cathedral of St Peter in Chains. breakfast at 10 30 at Netherland Plaza Pavilion Caprice. speakers include Father Thomas B Finn and Richard H Ormond. Eligible attendees include past and present employees with reservations via listed contacts.
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Cincinnati and Surburban Bell Telephone Co
American Telephone and Telch Co
Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Telephone Guild
Cathedral of St. Peter In Chains
Grailville
Paul O’leary
Guild
Netherland Plaza Pavilion
Caprice
Thomas B. Finn
Covington
Mary Dodd Receives Paladin Leadership Jewel at OLC
Mary Lee Dodd, a junior at Our Lady of Cincinnati College, is awarded the Paladin leadership jewel from the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade for her work with the Shield magazine. She is named cochairman with Teresa Stavale of the college Mission Day on May 14 and elected president of the college CSMC unit for the next year.
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Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Mary Lee Dodd
Catholic Students
Mission Crusade
Shield
Miss Dodd
Cochairman
Teresa Stavale
Ben
Colege
CSMC
Thomas Ewing the Saltboiler of Ohio and His Political Rise
The article chronicles Thomas Ewing nicknamed the Saltboiler by neighbors for his work at a salt boiler plant. It details his early life as a law reader, involvement in Fairfield county politics, a bold arrest of counterfeiters at a tavern, and his rise to national prominence as a Whig aligned figure with noted oratorical skill.
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Thomas Ewing Stee
Saltboiler
Ohio
Anoth Maria Boyle
Sherman
Tecumseh
Ewings
United States
Thomas Ewing
States Senate
Lancaster
Anne Ee
United Po
Ewing
West Point
West
Jackson
Secretary of the Treasury
Taney
Aew
Bank of the Unite
Webster
Henry Clay
Ewin
Great Lakes
School Scoops Aid War Victims in Archdiocese Drive
Students in Cincinnati Archdiocese schools contributed 52758.69 to the Bishops' Fund for Victims of War as announced by Monsignor Carl J. Ryan. Safety programs praised at St Marys North College Hill by Kenneth R. Miller with praise for student participation in school life.
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Bishops’ Fund
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Carl J. Ryan
Kenneth R. Miller
Greater Cincinnati
First Letter Home From Sister George Cont Part
In a convent a week after entering, Sister George describes new duties as a kitchen maid for about 370 people. She notes constant work, reflects on motivation through love of God, jokes about her father’s bills, and signs off with affection.
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George
God
Dad
Li Leary
Cub Cooks Most American Families Favor Potatoes
Potatoes are common at dinners and can be cooked at home. Grease a dish, layer sliced cold boiled potatoes, sprinkle with grated cheese and pepper, dot with butter, then repeat with remaining ingredients. Add milk to nearly cover and bake at 400 F for 20 to 25 minutes. Plan one medium potato per person.
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Paul Dixon
Enterinew
Avue
Christ the Kige Irish
Dixon
Eugene Rudd
Robert Egbers
Chris Liebel
Dan Corbett
the Sounding Board
Kay Vander Horst
John Wilson
Susan McGrath
Mits
P.T.A
Garfield Place
Cincinnati
Carmelite Sisters of Fatima
Gabrielle
Carmel
Fatima
Crato
Portugal
Lucy
Pius XII
Jacinta
Francisco
Order of Our of Mt. Carmel
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Joe and
Judy
BY Walsh
Springfield Nurses’ Unit
Fenwick Club
Telephone Guild
Mary Dodd
Saltboiler and Sons
William Lamers
Ranley Myers
Carthage Fairgrounds
Ann Winter
Sally Bunker
Ary Joy Reuther
Indiana
Tennessee
Camp Lady Glen
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Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company
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