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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1952
Page
7
Father Bernardine notes Sunday sessions at the Vincent de Paul home aid nearly 200 residents with occupational therapy. Volunteers teach knitting, crocheting, weaving, woodwork and writing, with advice that any skilled hand worker qualifies to help.
Archbishop Art J. Alter endorsed the United Fine Arts Fund drive to keep Cincinnati a leading cultural center. He said religion honors both body and soul and urged parishioners to support the campaign. Cincinnati Federation of Catholic PTAs officers Mrs. Egbert W. Kuhl and Mrs. George Gallahan sit on the fund committee.
Blanshard has taught in public and private schools including Dartmouth and the Universities of Wisconsin and Michigan. He has led Brooks College for 17 years and authored several books on speaking. In Religion and Bdsection Under the Caution he critiques Supreme Court decisions. He remains concerned by the Court’s language in recent rulings.
Sister Mary Clarissa Crowe of the Cincinnati Conservatory piano class will perform at Mother of Mercy academy this Saturday May 10 at 3 p.m.
The Cincinnati Franciscans run 206 places and 138 chapels in home missions from Kentucky to the Gulf coast, with strong Negro apostolate growth and calls for more vocations. The article highlights Andrew Williams and five Negro members, Bayou missions near Grand Bayou, and a 16 to 84 year old mission brother corps needed to sustain the work.
Father John Uhl O.F.M. is cited as one of the Cincinnati Franciscans active in the Negro apostolate. A former member of St. Matthew’s parish in Norwood, he now serves at the Franciscan Negro mission in Kansas City Missouri.
Bob Meyer and Miss Betty Meckstroth handle tickets for the UC Newman club dance at Summit Hills Country Club on Saturday May 17. Jack Welsh is chairman with helpers Miss Rhoda Noll and Lee Droege assisting.
Monsignor Cletus A. Miller of Annunciation Church Cincinnati will address the Holy Name Society of Sts Peter and Paul's Church on Monday evening May 12. Harel Dorf, the president, announced the topic To God PoE the Stars. Refreshments will follow. Parish men will receive Holy Communion at the 7 30 Mass Sunday for Holy Name Society intentions.
Paul H. Jordan, former Lincoln resident and Creighton University Law School graduate in Omaha, is appointed deputy assistant administrator for public information. He will coordinate making defense production information accessible to the public for the two agencies.
About 1.5 million Chinese live in Indo China’s Vietnam, mainly in cities and towns. The largest group is in Cholon near Saigon, where Chinese Catholics say they see promising prospects for missionary work despite panda and intimidation efforts.
Archbishop Lucey led Solemn Pontifical Mass as part of a three day Marianists 100th anniversary in Texas. Bishop Metz er of El Paso delivered the sermon. A two hour parade featured over 60 military civic fraternal and school units. The teaching society began in France in 1817 and now operates widely.
Brother Philip O.S.F. of Brooklyn New York has been elected president of the Catholic Business Education association.
Dr Vincent A Orlando will direct the Mt St Joseph’s college glee club in a concert at Taft Auditorium on Tuesday May 20 at 8 30 p m under college alumnae sponsorship. The program commemorates the Sisters of Charity centennial in Cincinnati with pianist Emma Endres Kouitz assisting. Dr Orlando has served Mt St Joseph’s for 19 years.
The Very Rev Daniel P Lyons president of St Michael's College at Winooski Park Vermont introduces Father Mark Tennien M M a prisoner of the Chinese Reds as the college's “first hitchhiker.” Lyons recounts Tennien's travels in 1922 before graduation and notes other Tennien trips including a hitchhiking journey to California and back without missing a class despite rough roads and cars.
In New York a dinner by Aid Ref. Chinese Intellectuals Inc seeks to aid refugee intellectuals as future Chinese leaders. Speakers included Rev. Frederick A. McGuire of the Catholic Mission Secretariat and William J. Donovan. The initial appeal targets $1,000,000.
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