Wandering Irishmen sought by Catholic Telegraph 1845 notice
A notice from the Catholic Telegraph requests help locating an Irishman named John G tzgi from County Cork who vanished about 16 years earlier. The issue also reports on foreign intelligence including England's government actions against the Catholic Church and St Patrick’s Day observances in Dublin.
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Centurgo
Catholic
John G. Tzgi
County Cork
England
Dublin
St. Francis’ Church
Port Philip
Australia
India
Cincinnati Gazette
Catholic Telegraph
Gazette
Catholi Telegraph
Omar
May 12 1870 Editor Notices Watchful Public Interest
A dated note signals ongoing editor vigilance on issues affecting the community. The brief item underscores the role of press attention and public interest in local affairs during May 1870.
Knights of Columbus to Elect Four Directors
The Knights of Columbus Luncheon club will elect four directors for three-year terms at its May 28 meeting. Eight candidates including John Feck Frank Glaser Paul Janson Dort Knapp William Midden Edward Nurre and Bradford Sullivan are nominated. Chairman Edward Lehr announces candidate forums and a pre election session May 21. A recognition program for club presidents will follow the election.
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Knights of Columbus
Edward A. R
John Feck
Frank —— — Glaser
Paul Janson
Dort Knapp
William Midden
Edward Nurre
Bradford Sullivan
Lehr
Egbert Kuhlman
Jet Brake
Lawrence
Joseph A. Albers
N. Waldvogel
Vogel
Seana
K. of C. Lungheon Club
Greater
Cincinnati
New St Veronica Church to be Dedicated in Hamilton
A note reports St Veronica Church in Hamilton to be dedicated next Sunday May 12 with Archbishop Elder officiating and Vicar General Albrinck delivering the address. The church founded by Rev. F Warelman and Rev B Proepperman is 82 by 50 feet and near completion.
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St. Veronica
Hamilton
Elder
Albrinck
F. Warelman
B. Proepperman
Springfield
Mass
Our Lady of Angels Band and Students Lead Parade and Theater
Our Lady of Angels School band joined a local parade amid patriotic selections. Six OL A students earned honors in the National Poetry Anthology with poems by Ruth Jansen Mary Pohlman Beck Claire Weikel Barbara Zink and Mary Fields slated for publication. Sophomores won a Hello Teacher broadcast contest with a team including Joyce Patterson and Mary Ann Pohlman. Seniors Lillian Von Hagen and Marjorie Schmitt wrote a skit Curtain with lead roles listed. The play will be performed May 15 in the school auditorium with a large senior class crew handling costumes and lighting.
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Ms Orga Angels
Mary Fields
WKRC
J Abrams Reeves Dai
Mary Louise Roebke
Dolores Grinksmeyer
Rita Rehling
Hilda Lepolt
Grace Kellerman
Bernice Meiners
Joyce Mitchell
Marilyn Goddard
Ida Mae Haper
Mary Ellen Kenny
Georgetta Kling
Merv
Ellen Kenny
Joann Deitsch
Virginia S
Doris Knecht
Tienen Zillich
Regina Campus Scene Of May Ceremony
Regina high school Norwood held a May processional and crowning on May 9 at the campus. A Living Rosary formed. Mary Claire Bientz placed a wreath on Our Lady statue with attendants Mary Bert, Mary Romes, and Claire Fox representing junior, sophomore, and freshman classes.
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Regina High School
Norwood
Mary Claire Bientz
Mary Lert
Mary Romes
Claire Fox
Call of Music
Shillito Sewing Board
Regina
Madisonville Observes Father’s and Mother’s Day Mass
St Anthony church plans observance this Sunday May 18 with Mass of Thanksgiving led by Rev Soet. Fathers and mothers will join in Holy Communion. Parish members gather at auditorium to mark the cancellation of the parish indebtedness with a brief program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony’s Church
Soet
Couife
Ao Et Auditorium
Mead Aiken bill sparks education rights clash in Congress
Legislators debate the Mead Aiken bill arguing for parental control over education and opposing secularist and totalitarian influences. Proponents claim states must ensure quality schools whether public or private, while critics warn against undermining constitutional education standards.
Fragmented wartime column critiques savagery and Axis moral injury
A wartime column discusses the savagery of fascist regimes and the mob hatred they inspire. It reflects on the moral injury done by totalitarian violence, noting reactions in Milan and broader American wartime sentiment as the Axis advances. It argues against eye-for-an-eye impulses while confronting difficult truths about war.
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Rts
Congress
Milan
Axis
Xis
Undefined fragment notes school style and archdiocesan blessing
Fragmentary text references schools procedures and archdiocesan blessings with unclear subjects and missing context. It hints at religious rites and school alignment but lacks concrete names dates places or actions to confirm a full news item.
Hidden Verse Fragments on Mother and Spirit
Fragmentary lines reflect devotion and sweetness in a poetic homage. The text hints at motherhood, spiritual reward, and adolescent reverie within a religious mused scene.
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