46 Nurses to Graduate at Good Samaritan Diploma Ceremony
The 1952 class of the Good Samaritan hospital unit College of Mt. St. Joseph will graduate Monday. Diplomas will be awarded at 6 p.m. in Wilson Auditorium Clifton avenue Cincinnati. Father Eugene H. Mary will address candidates. diplomas conferred by Monsignor R. Marcellus Wagner with Dr. Justin E. McCarthy presenting. Joan Mueller and Mary Ann Pelzer receive scholarships.
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Goodmaritan Hospital
College of Mt. St. Joseph
Wilson Auditorium
Cliftonavee
Cincinnati
Eugene H. Mary
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Justin E. McCarthy
The
Good Samaritan Medical
R. Marcellus Wagner
Archdiocesan
Catholic Hospitals
Joan Mueller
Mary Ann Pelzer
Fort Thomas
Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
Elder High Alumni Include Forty Priests
Forty former Elder High School students have entered the priesthood in the last sixteen years. The list includes members of the Priesthood and religious brothers, with names such as Monsignor, Fathers Wolfer, Ahr, Hater, and many others.
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Elder High
Elder i
Mas
Esthood
Monsi Wate
Ea 1
Wolfer
Walter Ahr
Louise Hater
M. M
Lawrence
Walter
William Blome
Elmer Brennan
Bert Sch Griese
Erwin Bertke
al Schoenig
Justin Wittreck
Kerg
Robert Plagge
Nal 4
Gruber
Joseph Wolfer
Norbert Brinkman
Edward Connelly
John Jennings
Paul Wolfer
Julian Krusling
Oscar Ae Pee
Joseph Lutmer
Warren Brennan
James Peaker
Hermanees
Earl McGrath
H.M
Robert Anderson
Rich‘moeller
Donald Tenoever
Robert
Summer Classes At Westwood School Announced
The Religious Sisters of Mercy announce summer sessions at Westwood School from June 23 to August 1. High school registration June 17 and 18 9 to 11 a.m. with courses in English social studies science mathematics languages and typing. Tuition four dollars weekly for a 120 hour credit-bearing program. Grade school registration June 19 and 29 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Morning classes cover English reading arithmetic and spelling. Six week tuition twenty four dollars with six dollar bus option. Private music and speech lessons also offered.
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School of Mother of Mercy
Aw My, Westw
Sisters of Mercy
Sodality Dinner Aims to Benefit Community Ties at Mother of God
The Mother of God Sodality in Cincinnati plans a community relations dinner at Mother of God church on Gilbert Avenue. Speakers include Father Arnold Witzman from De Porres High School Dr Eileen MacFar Lane from the Institutum Divi Thomae and Cincinnati attorney William N Lovelace. Reservations through the Dominican Sisters or Mrs Mary We ler after 6 pm.
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Mother of God Church
Gilbert’avenue
Cincinnati
Phi Kappa Mothers Elect Officers at Cincinnati Meeting
The Phi Kappa Mothers of the University of Cincinnati will elect officers for 1952 53 at a Friday meeting May 23 at 12 30 p.m. at the fraternity house on Jefferson Avenue. Program chairman Mrs C H Durkin will present a homemaking demonstration sponsored by Cincinnati Gas and Electric. Hostess chair Mrs William Mers will be assisted by Mrs William Owens Mrs Robert G Conard Mrs Martin Dittmer and Mrs A Ringer.
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Phi Mothers
University of Kinnati
Jefferson Avenue
C H. Durkin
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
William Mers
William Owens
Robert G. Conard
Martin Dittmer
A. Ringer
First Mass Offered by Former Cincinnati Man at St. Andrew's
Father Hilary Freeman, O.P., former Cincinnati resident born 1918 in New York, to celebrate his First Solemn Mass at St. Andrew's Cincinnati on May 25 at 10:30 with Deacon Paul Mahoney and Subdeacon Harvey Schaller. Very Rev. Leo L. Farrell will preach. Freeman was ordained May 22 at St. Rose priory Dubuque after joining the Dominican order and earlier career steps in Cincinnati and Chicago.
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Cincinnati
St. Andrew’s Church
Hilary Freeman
O.P
St. Rose Priory
Dubuque
New York City
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
Yale University
E. Kahn
Dominican House of Studies
River Forest
Ill
Dubuque Priory
N. Freeman
Chicago
Freeman
Paul Mahoney
Harvey Schaller
Leo L. Farrell
St. Andrew’s
Fenwick CYO Dance Set by Seniors May 25
Fenwick Senior CYO group hosts its last spring dance Sunday May 25 from 8 30 p m to 12 at the Fenwick club. Carl Moorman's orchestra provides music and a $100 prize is awarded. Catholics over 18 may attend. Don and Wilma Dickinson cochair the event with committee members listed.
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Fenwick
CYO
Fenwick Club
Carl Moorman
Don
Wilma Dickinson
Roger O’connor
Eileen Kammer
Ruth Perry
Rosemary Walker
Norb Holtgrove
Jerry Denker
Arab Baseball Defeats Americans in Jordan Tilt
An Arab baseball team from Terra Sancta college defeated an American squad of Legion officials, Point-4 experts, and marines 21 to 19 in Amman Jordan. Spectators included wives of officials, college heads, a Jordan Education official, the minister of Azire, and local youths.
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Amman
Jordan
Terra Sancta College
Franciscan
Legation
Marines
Jordan Department of Education
Aztire
Cooking hours cut by sixty eight percent
A report notes 68 percent reduction in cooking hours and 768 hours of continuous hot water kept on tap, illustrating efficiency gains and sustained hot water availability.
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Good Samaritan Hospital
H. Nieman Co
John St. Cherry
Sarry
Carl
Nash
Plainville Road
Bramble
Westwood School
Sodality Group
Mother of God
Phi Kappa Mothers
ST. Vincent DE Paul Church
River Road
Scudey
Harry Schaeffer
St. Andrew's
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ater
Oscar J. la Plante
8.J
Xavier University
Fenwick Cyo
Main Street
Ohio
ReGent Semet Solvay Coke Delivered
Woodburn
St. Ignatius’ Church
North Bend Road
Monfort Heights
Robert Reusch
Rossford Avenue
Ft. Thomas, Ky
Reusch
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Union Light, Heat and Power Company
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