May Frolic Dance At The Fenwick This Sunday
The May Frolic at The Fenwick is organized by Eileen Kammer Clem Deck Carolyn Boelleke Rose Mary Irene Walter Wilma Dickinson Ruth Bonacini Tom LeSaint Pat Peterson and Catherine Teufel. Catholics over 18 may attend the 8:30 PM event with Carl Moorman's orchestra providing music.
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CY0
the Fenwick
Eileen Kammer
Clem Deck
Carolyn Boelleke
Rose Mary
Irene Walter
Wilma Dickinson
Ruth Bonacini
Tom LeSaint
Pat Peterson
Catherine Teufel
Carl Moorman
May 11 Troop Meetings at Fenwick for Scout Execs
May 11 scheduling notes show a Girl Scout executive and committee meetings at 10 a.m. at Fenwick. May 18 marks the opening of the Young Women's softball league with rosters due and girls track and field entries due.
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Girl Scout
Fenwick
Young Women’s
CYO Baseball Showcases Pitchers Duels Across Leagues
Brilliant pitching led two close CYO games with 1-0 decisions as Jim Jaeger of Sacred Heart edged St. Clare's and Jack Sicking of St Clement's limited Holy Name 1-0. Our Mother of Sorrows dominated Sts Peter and Paul 5-0 while St John Deer Park no hit Assumption 26-0. Summary of multiple scores and a busy schedule closes with upcoming Grade School matchups across Eastern and Western leagues.
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Jim Jaeger
Sacred Heart
St. Clare’s
College Hill
St. Clement’s
Jack Sicking
Holy Name
Dave Armbuster
Our Mother of Sorrows
Sts. Peter and Paul's
Reading
Jerry Elmlinger
Holy Family
St. William’s
Jack Riley
DeSales
Summit
Jack’ Crowley
Mike Annaruma
de Sales
Mike Wilkeng
Annunciation
St. No
St. Lawrence’s
J. Clare’s
Sts. Peter and Paul’s
St. John’s
Deer Park
Assumption
St. Vincent Valets
St. Joso Manage
Holy Annaa W
Nativity
St. Saviour’s
St. James
Sts.’ Peter and Paul’s
St.’ John’s
St. Catharine’s
St. Aloysius
St. Teresa’s
St. Martin's
Our Lady of Lourdes
Central St. J —* Orphanage
Holy Age
St. Vincent’s
Flower’s
St. Patrick’s
Picnic Planned May 14 For Hamilton Students
Seventh and eighth grade pupils of St. Marys School Hamilton will have an all day picnic at Sharon Woods Sharonville on Ascension Thursday May 14. Special buses under the direction of Father Paul Aumen will provide free transportation.
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St. Mary’s School
Hamilton
Sharon Woods
Sharonville
Ascension
Father Paul Aumen
CYO Softball Opens With Slugfests Across Leagues
Central Leagues saw St. Marys No 2 crush St. Anthonys 32 12 after trailing 10 0 Sam Montarosso led the winners St Marks beat Xavier Evening College 9 3 rookie pitcher Gene Logan allowed six hits Logan also went 2 for 3 Jim Mason and Charlie McDonald homered In Northwestern league Carthage St Charles beat Sts Peter and Paul Reading 26 9 Bob Power drove in eight on three hits St Aloysius Bridgetown beat Little Flower 18 10 Saxons and helping societies tied 13 13 before dark Young Men schedule lists St Patricks vs Sts Peters and Pols etc
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CYO
Central Leags
St. Mary’s
St. Anthony’s
Sam Monterosso
St. Mark’s
Xavier Evening College
Gene Logan
Logan
Jim Mason
Charlie McDonald
Victors
Northwestern
St. Charles
Carthage
Sts. Peter and Paul’s
Reading
Bob Power
Spark
St. ‘Aloysius
Bridgetown
Little Flower
Mt. Airy
Frank Backman
Ed Peisgans
Paul Westrick
Saxons
Helping Society
Young
St. Patrick’s
Our Lady of Lourdes
Candidates Named for Catholic Advisory Committee Cochair
Mrs. Donald Sweeney of Guardian Angels parish and Mrs. Mary Neal of Holy Name parish are the two nominees for cochairman of the Catholic Advisory Committee on Girl Scouts. The slate was prepared by Mrs. Ralph Beimesche and Mrs. George Porcaro under CYO auspices. The second annual spring tea on Monday May 25 in The Fenwick lounge at 1 p.m. will elect. Mrs. John Annoe, retiring chairwoman, will preside. Sweeney is a five year scout leader, Red Cross worker, trainer of leaders, and Cincinnati scouting board delegate candidate. Neal, a two year scout leader, has served as camp counselor at French Park and chaired Catholic Girl Scout activities in 1952 and leaders day of recollection in 1951. She wrote the inspirational poem The Lighthouse for Holy Name Girl Scouts.
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Ralph Beimesche
George Porcaro
Catholic Advisory Committee
CYO
Fenwick
John Annoe
Donald Sweeney
Guardian Angels’ Parish
Mary Neal
Holy Name Parish
Sweeney
Cincinnati
Red Cross
Rs. Neal
French Park
Holy Name Girl Scouts
Ella Campoli
CYO Ohio River Cruise Details May 16 aboard Avalon
Passengers may arrange tickets with Clem Deck RR 9570 and chairmen Pat Tenbieg VA 1437 Rose mary and Rita Schutte HA 4079 Jack Katenkamp GR 8396 Marianne eo BR 4965 Janet G ER 3114. The cruise departs Public Waiting foot Main Street at 8 15 p m and returns at midnight aboard the steamer Avalon.
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Avalon
Clem
Pat Tenbieg
Rosemary
Rita Schutte
Jack Katenkamp
Marianne Eo
Janet G . ER
CYO Girls Unit Sets Limits on Extra Games
The Girls Advisory committee led by Miss Rosella Ammann approved rules restricting CYO girls teams to no more than two extra games per month outside regular league play. They decided against an upper age limit for grade school players and kept the policy of awarding only one trophy per team per season, while favoring distribution of trophies to multiple teams over concentrating trophies on a single team.
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CYO
Rosella Ammann
CYO Grade School Girls Softball Scores Mixed Results
Scores show Leo's over St. Catharine's St. Christina's defeating St. Vin 25-14 and Henry's beating St. Aloysius. Ignatius tops St. Henry's while Clement's wins over St. James. St Patrick's defeats Assumption and Assumption beats St. Bernard's 28-13. Holy Family bests St. Lawrence's 46-12. Delhi St. Aloysius over St. William's 22-2. De Sales defeats St. Mary's 42-2.
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Leo’s
St. Catharine's
St. Christina’s
St. Vincan
Henry’s
St. Aloysius
St. ‘Ignatius
de Sales
St. Mary’s
Daughters in Law Convert Through Parish Inquiry Class
Mrs Edgar Olson led a church outreach at St Augustine's Kala mazoo inviting her daughters in law Velma and Betty to an inquiry class. The program drew a large crowd and marked the parish's first year with 100 converts, helped by laity participation and the guidance of Monsignor Hackett and Fathers Taffee and O'Meara. Betty and Velma, with husbands, joined the class and received First Holy Communion, strengthening family faith bonds.
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Edgar Olson
St. Augustine’s Church
Kalamazoo
Mich
St. Annne’s
Willis
Velma
Betty
Irving
America
Olson
Tor
Monsi
John Rackett
St. Augustine's Parish
Monsignor Hackett
R. P. Taffee
J. J. O'Meara
Notre Dame
Ike
Ito Fa John
A. O’brien
Indiana
U. S. Flag Presented To Scout Troop 36
U S flag and flagstaff were presented to Boy Scout Troop 36 of St. Clare's parish Cincinnati. Walter Strecker, post commander, spoke on the flag's meaning while local officials and Scout leaders attended the ceremony.
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U City College
Conial
Ger
Ed Suaker
Bud Droeger
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