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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
12
The speaker calls for more Americans to buy United States Savings Bonds in two major War Loan drives, noting growth in April and continuing through May and June. The goal is to raise almost as much as in three drives past, urging patriotic citizens to invest more to fund replacements, retirements, and new homes.
Cincinnati column argues about public morality, police power, and local governance. It contends vice persists despite enforcement and urges community action, urging owners and authorities to uphold standards while balancing liberty.
The archdiocesan superintendent reports 24 high schools will graduate 1,573 students this year. Of these, 996 are seniors in 13 Hamilton County high schools and 577 come from 11 other archdiocese schools. Private schools and academies are not included.
The Dayton memorial and hospital fund aims to raise 1.1 million dollars with 234,800 on hand at the first report. Divisions for memorial gifts medical and women’s canvass plan launches and a May 29 residential push. Leaders include Gosiger Schantz Binkley Ebeling Massman Frankel Pachin Leff Wolff Hochwalt Sheridan and others.
The St Marys church parish acknowledges a donation of 50.90 dollars in cash and 15 war savings stamps from school children as part of a rural extension campaign to strengthen sacraments and Catholic education for isolated communities.
Official decree defines and abolishes the permanent parochial Antoninus parish in Price Hill Cincinnati on May 27 1944. It states the parish priest of St Antoninus is not irremovable under Canon 454-3.
Fifty five Bachelor of Arts degrees will be awarded by the Dayton Art Institute on Sunday during a service led by Rev. George SM. Will preside and confer. Dr Emerson Landis of Dayton may speak with George J Igel delivering the valedictory. Deans named include Charles Collins SM E Haas and Ed Baumeister. Alpha Phi Omega members and the student community attend in University chapel.
Thousands greet Most Rev. John K Massie as the first Bishop of the Steubenville Diocese at Holy Name Cathedral. Archbishop McNicholas officiates the installation and delivers the sermon as civic leaders and priests attend. A radio broadcast covers the ceremony and a postinstall dinner features bishops Ready Massie and other diocese officials.
Festival notices announce a cultural celebration featuring music, dance, and food. Organizers invite community participation and highlight schedules, venue, and possible family activities for the weekend.
Entrance exams for applicants to St Gregory's college and school departments will be held at the seminary on Wednesday June 6 at 10 a.m. Applications with certificates and letters must be filed by Monday June 4. Forms available from Rev Monsignor Walter A Rector.
The 1920 Mt St Mary's seminary class members Rev. Joseph H. Dick Rev. Herbert J. McDevitt and Rev. Francis S. Smith will mark 25 years since ordination. Other class members include Bishop Frank A. Thill and Monsignor Robert J. Sherry. Father Dick, born 1886 in Kenton, served at St Henry's and Precious Blood, and will celebrate a Solemn Mass June 3 at 11 oclock with relatives assisting.
Catholic young men facing war times are urged to pursue seminary vocations. The article argues that priestly life offers lasting spiritual victories unlike military achievements and notes seminary men were exempt from early drafts, emphasizing the nation’s need for religious leaders amid conflict.
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Fulton J Sheen renowned author educator and speaker will lecture at Xavier University Memorial Day evening May 30 in Cincinnati on the topic The International Problem.
Archbishop John T. McNicholas highlighted the need for Catholic rural life work in Brown County during the centenary observance of the Brown County Ursulines on May 16. His Grace spoke at the event outlining parish and rural outreach.
Francis J. Flanagan argues for renewed focus on job and economic security as a foundation for postwar stability. He cites Carlyle on work, notes fears of unemployment, and urges planning to secure a minimal standard of living amid widespread changes in the economy and society.
A Field Mass will be offered at St. Joseph's Cemetery in Cincinnati at 11 am on Memorial Day beneath the bronze Crucifixion atop the burial plot for priests. The site includes graves of Archbishop William Henry Elder and other notable local clergy.
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