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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1945
Page
6
The event honors Rev. Ed F M as chaplain with a procession and student participation. Seniors are recognized as valedictorian and others as outstanding students. A concert by band and glee club accompanies the ceremony in Seton auditorium unless weather disrupts.
Longtime Cincinnati organizer Dan Myers is praised for 17 years of Catholic women's work led by her husband’s duties at Hotel Arms. Her roles include president of the Cincinnati Council of the National Council of Catholic Women and PTA leadership at Ursuline Academy and St. Ursula's.
The Julie Billiart circle will hold its monthly meeting on Sunday May 27 at 3 15 p m at the Summit on Grandin road the event was postponed from May 20 This day is guest day and each member will bring at least one friend A day of recollection is planned for Sunday June 24 with further plans to be announced
Froehle of the Knights of Columbus warns against ending religion in a single department. He says Catholics must study Our Lord’s teachings and apply them to all life, noting a trend to secularize practice and urging zealous reading to enable true action.
Thirty three members comprise the senior class at St. Ursula s Academy East McMillan street who will receive diplomas at 4 p m Wednesday June 6 at the Cincinnati Woman s Club Oak street Rt Rev Monsignor J Henry Oes pastor of St Francis de sales church will confer the diplomas Commencement address by Rev Marshall L Kiler president of St Xavier s high school Nine members have special assignments in class day exercises June 4 Names include Dorothy Wernsing Betty Torbeck Ruth Joe Betty Vonder Brink Mary Catherine Buente Mary Evelyn Naish Betty Rittmeyer Mary Eleanor Davis Nancy Nenninger Hostesses for open house May 26 in eighth grade and incoming year class arrangements chaired by Jean Nieman.
Regents and regents of the Daughters of Isabella meet Saturday May 26 at 2 p.m. in The Fontbonne with Mrs Betty Schaeper presiding. Final arrangements for the Bond Pier occur June 4 to 9. Nomination report to be submitted by Luella Thomas Edmunda Blum and Mary Branigan. Ida Guethlein to chair summer party. Cincinnati circle to host social with Luella Thomas as hostess.
Sister Concordia McCloskey a nun with the Sisters of Charity died May 17 at Mt. St. Joseph's mother-house Cincinnati after a three month illness. A native of Ohio she taught in parish schools in Ohio and Michigan and is survived by brother Joseph Mc Cayton and two Notre Dame de Namur sisters. a funeral Mass was held May 19 in Cincinnati.
The St Francis de Sales PTA will meet Tuesday May 29 at 2 p.m. with polls opening at 1 p.m. Candidates for president treasurer and corresponding secretary are named. A social follows the meeting and reservations can be made by calling. The Latin graduates will be entertained by the PTA on Friday June 1 with an 8:30 Mass and breakfast in the school assembly room.
The Cincinnati Catholic association holds its season finale with Rev. Cornelius Benning as moderator and Mrs. Ed J. Strybel and Miss Mary O Grady as chairmen. Garden circle meets May 28 at 6 p.m. to discuss Organic Gardening led by Mrs. H Wersel. Spaghetti prize event chaired by Mrs. Harley Bickmore. Mrs. Clarence Arnold to judge. Art Appreciation group ends season May 29 at 12 45 p.m. with luncheon chaired by Mrs. F Eentepe and an art exhibit review.
The Rev. Albert W. Centner of Covington Diocese, long time faculty at Pontifical College Josephinum Worthington, is appointed Papal Chamberlain with the title Very Reverend Monsignor. He studied at St Bernard's Dayton and St Francis Cincinnati and was ordained in 1906.
Mrs Edwin J Wolfer was installed as president of the St Ursula academy Mothers club after a pre commencement tea in the school auditorium on E McMillan Street. New officers include Mrs Louis Erdman vice president Mrs Charlesneau recording secretary Eugene Tred secretary and Frank Grom auditor.
Gold Star mothers and wives will be honored at a memorial service in the Hotel Alms on Sunday May 27 at 3 p.m. by the Jack Heidrich chapter of Service Union Inc Speakers include Robert Hungling Rev Carl Stridsberg Chaplain William H Teed and the DeSales choir under John L Meretta. chapter meets first Thursday in St Francis de Sales school assembly room.
The 80th anniversary services of the St. Aloysius Society Ladies auxiliary will be held Sunday afternoon May 27 at 2 at the orphanage. After the meeting Mrs. Emily Herren, former resident, and Brother Raphael Felix 8VD will speak on his recent experiences as a religious figure.
Mrs Charles Carsete chairing a charity sale by the Sixth Street pier of the Ohio federation of Notre Dame de Na Pmur alumnae with Alma Costello as chapter president. Committee members include Mrs Albert L Haas Margaret Young Clar a Costello and several others. Articles may be donated to the Sixth Street convent or the saleroom on sale days. Usable items such as clothing furniture dishes pictures jewelry shoes bric a brac accepted.
St. Xavier's high school Mothers' club will install new officers Monday May 28 at 2 PM in the school library. A tea will honor the incoming officers and all members. Named officers include President Joseph Mohr and Joseph Lammers, Vice Presidents Maurice Herrin and Eugene Friedmann, Secretaries Stanley Tabeling, Treasurer Herman Wordeman, Auditor George Martin, Herman Uhl, and Directors.
The Holy Maternity Sodality will hear Fr Ladislaus Majerowski S J address the group in the chapel at 321 E Sixth Street Cincinnati on Thursday. Six new members will be welcomed and honored with a tea and social hour after the exercises. Miss Jean Orr will preside with the board of directors assisting.
Mary’s social in school hall May 31 to June 3 with dances and fish fry. St Bonaventure’s parish Spring festival June 2 3 features booths meals and social activities. St John’s Deer Park Plainfield Webster avenues hosts fish fry and pond but no bond event. Holy Name parish June 2 3 festival offers roast beef dinner Sunday 4 to 7 pm. St Helen’s auxiliary June 13 hosts a joint business session and ball.
The Mt Auburn parish festival features two big days on June 2 and 3 attracting seekers from all parts. A highlight is the big roast beef dinner served Sunday June 3, with other traditional spring attractions and regional entertainment.
Rev Anthony Cog presides as Holy Name parish hosts carnival at Auburn and McMillan with 75 cent adults 40 cent children rides and a Merry go round along with other booths. William Deitsch leads as chair for the event with PTA leaders and church groups aiding the social night and fundraising.
A list of 85 boys admitted to four archdiocesan schools follows. Names include Reardon Annunciation St. Monica’s Eugene Act Cortona Frank Sumption Mt. Healthy Deer Park St. Margaret of Cortona and St. Paul’s among others.
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