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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1952
Page
4
Scholars recount the life of Bede born in England who entered St Benedict's monastery around 680 AD. He became a monk famed as a confessor and doctor of the church, later revered as Venerable Bede for his piety and scholarship.
Members of troop 289 at St Elizabeth’s Norwood received a Girl Scout award at a meeting. Leaders Mrs Meyer and Mrs Engelke were among those honored along with other troop leaders and den mothers from various troops. The annual spring tea of the Cincinnati Catholic Advisory Committee will precede activities for next year.
The Cincinnati junior conference of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade will open with 9 a.m. Mass at St. Peter's old Cathedral on May 24. Delegates will attend breakfast in the school cafeteria, then a business meeting where Monsignor Edward Yeas will speak and officers for the next year will be elected. Current officers include Barbara Counts, Anne Evans, Louise Grebe, and Maxine Berk.
St Andrew's school will run a summer program from June 23 to August 1 for reading English and arithmetic for grades one through eight. Call the school or phone for class information. Also, the All-Girl Glee Club of St Mary’s School Santana performed at St Joseph’s College Rensselaer Ind marking its second appearance.
A jelly roll recipe outlines making a sponge with seven eggs and lemon rind, folding in flour with baking powder and milk, then baking in a shallow pan. After bake, roll on a damp cloth with jelly, wrap, cool, and dust with confectioners sugar before serving.
The narrative follows Thomas Ewing, the saltboiler, and his ties to the Ewings of Lancaster. It covers his law career, political rise, marriage into Maria Boyle, and kinship with Ellen Ewing. It notes Cabinet circles, President Fillmore, Mexican War era, and the 1861 Peace Conference alongside looming Civil War, ending with the young Ewings headed to war.
Teens in Cincinnati are invited by the Catholic Youth Adoration Hour at St. Mark's church. The May 25 event features meditation, prayers, singing, a sermon, and benediction with Father Edward Kotter preaching on The Real Presence A Reality for Youth.
Carol Slinger, an eighth grader at Our Lady of Mercy, was chosen as May queen for the school's outdoor procession on May 25. She also received a scholarship to Immaculate Conception Academy in Oldenburg, Indiana, awarded for general achievement among parochial school pupils taught by the Sisters of St. Francis. Attendants include maid of honor Dianne Yingling, crown bearer Elizabeth Sachs, and flower girl Janet Thomas.
Xavier University announces summer sessions for undergraduate and graduate studies with registration starting May 26. Two sessions run June 16 to July 25 and July 28 to August 29, with about 600 students expected. open to both men and women. The Convent of the Sacred Heart still accepts nun residencies and a bus will shuttle sisters to and from classes.
Xavier university awarded seven tuition scholarships from cap tive tests at the university on the vier campus and in Chicago Cleveland and Detroit. Recipients include Richard H. Dickhaus Mt. Healthy William J Ferrier Chicago John T Gladis Cleveland James E Kokie Chicago John L Kramer Roger Bacon high school Paul L Lindsay Purcell high school and John C Walter Conneaut.
The 20th Century civics club at St. Agnes School Cincinnati is among six U. S. elementary schools awarded for outstanding service to the community. Presentation of the certificate will be made June 1 in the school auditorium by Father A A Huber.
A brief history note recalls May 23 events including Los Angeles as a capital claim, 1846 Mexico War landmark, Alexander Baranof’s Russian past, and St Augustine clashes. Patrick Henry born May 29, 1736, rose to prominence in Virginia politics and the push for independence, later serving as governor until his death in 1799.
The text urges considering death when choosing a life vocation. It notes youth today may die and asks if a life lived would satisfy on the deathbed. It emphasizes that true wealth fades and virtues matter, framing death as a doorway to heaven for the religious.
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