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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1953
Page
5
The community notes a holy day of obligation marking the Ascension. The text emphasizes Christ’s exaltation and the faithful’s call to heightened faith as part of church celebrations and processions during the midweek period.
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A pontifical Mass sponsored by the Covington Diocesan Sodality union will be held Sunday May 10 at 4 p m at Devon park. Bishop William T Mulloy will celebrate the Mass at the band shell with Father Edward Baumann delivering the sermon. The event features a 600 voice choir from Covington diocese with Notre Dame academy and St. Marys Cathedral participants, directed by Georga Hme and Sister May St. The organist is William Dahlenburg. Public officials and Green line buses will carry attendees to Park Hills.
Local listings announce films coming to Cincinnati with Legion of Decency ratings. The lineup includes By the Light of the Silvery Moon and Never Let Me Go, plus The Girl Who Had Everything and The System Play.
The 122nd annual elocution contest honors James McSwigan junior with the gold medal for Problems of Labor and Capital. Tom Werder senior takes second. prehonors go to Om Behrens senior and Peter Gutman junior. Gerry Huber wins first in elocution. Kenneth Kramer sophomore and Dick Lohr freshman earn third and fourth. Judges include Father James Enndbs and Father William Ryan S J.
Ursuline academy in Cincinnati presents Meet Me in St. Louis with senior actors Lyn Niehaus and Marilyn Dorr in key roles. Other prominent cast members include Jeanne Bell Lynn Fitzs Rita Etrotman Barbara Felix Kay Martin Jane Naber Judy Walters Carole Wes Saasme and Eileen Ryan in the senior dramatics program.
Notre Dame de Namur run school in Hamilton holds mission day May 13 with High Mass and Holy Communion, a PTA style show, and a bazaar. May 18 Feast of Blessed Julie Billiart guides events. Recollection day led by Father Edward Wieber followed by senior and junior group picnic at Mount Notre Dame Reading.
Members of the Hamilton Catholic high school senior class and the Notre Dame high school junior class will depart May 13 for a four day visit to the capital. They will tour government buildings and meet officials as part of their civic education program.
Rev Rawigy Myers presents the Alexian Brothers as a religious group taking vows of poverty chastity and obedience. They run hospitals and provide medical care with roles from administrators to nurses pharmacists and technicians. Their motto is The Charity of Christ Presseth Us and their work aims to heal both souls and bodies.
The 1953 Crest year book from 81h Ursula's Academy Cincinnati presents Sesqui as its central theme. Sheila Blinkhorn, editor, calls Ohio's semiquicentennial inspiration for the volume. Staff includes Betty Moye Batty Doran and Mary Nordlohst as editors. A feature uses quotations from the Ohio Constitution throughout the book.
Connie Ernst was crowned queen of the Our Lady of Angels high school junior senior prom held last week at Castle Farms. Attendants included Marlene Breitel Renate Enhart Cheryl Moeddel Nancy Cornelius and Audrey Gantzer per Mary Sagel correspondent.
The Mercy Choristers from Mother Mercy High School led by Ryan Eada perform a spring concert at 8 PM. Soloist Elissa M and accompanist Miss Marjorie Counts will feature with the choir.
St. Marys Park glee club and orchestra stage a program for Cincinnati students Wednesday evening. Local students from Washin Hie Russ report details of the event.
The senior junior prom at Fenwick school in Middletown is set for Friday May 16 with an open house. A freshman class one act play directed by Tom Brausch of Sharonville will be staged on Ascension Thursday eve. Franciscan students from Oldenburg Indiana will play a ball game with St. Francis seminary students on Tuesday May 19 as part of the seminary picnic.
O L A and Our Lady of Angels high schools will stage a comedy featuring students from both schools. Cast includes Dori Maid, Fred Bolte, Elaine Theis, Ruth Ruchtaschel and others with music by the school's orchestra and the Spartanaires directed by Father Bennet Rothan and Father Peter.
A 15 year old, Anthony Lamke, has risen at 5 AM for five years to serve Mass for the Notre Dame sisters in Hamilton. He has worn out four cassocks and also assists weekday high masses and Benediction, with plans toward seminary after Catholic school and steady school honors.
Ronald Koch receives a four year Xavier high school scholarship for top performers among 92 tested students. He graduates from St. Mareviot in June. Richard Rensing from Sts Peter and Paul's Norwood wins three years, John Ollier of Stes Bond Hill two years, and Thomas Kail of St Francis de Sales Cincinnati one year.
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