Archdiocesan Catholic Men to Convene in Cincinnati
NCCM leaders and Archdiocesan Council members prepare for a Sunday convention at the Sheraton-Gibson in Cincinnati. Archbishop Alter will preside with Mass televised by WCPO TV and an afternoon session debating 14 resolutions. Francis I Nally and Martin H Work will speak at the luncheon.
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Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men
Et Alter
Pontif
St. Peter In Chains
Old Cathedral
Urban J. Wehr
Denver
Cincinnati
Wcpo-Tv
Channel 7
Robert L. Otto
Archbishop Alter
Archdiocesan Council
Sheraton-Gibson’s
Francis I. Nally
National Council of Catholic Men
Toledo Catholic Chronicle
Martin H. Work
NCCM
John C. Staunton
Ohio Catholic Welfare Conference
Joseph J. Schneider
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Jocesan Council of Catholic Women
Father Whalen
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men’s
Sheraton-Gibson
Toledo
Nally
Nccm Eens
St. John’s College, Toledo
Laval University
Quebec
Youth Leaders of Archdiocese Attend Parley
Youth leaders of the Cincinnati archdiocese join a three day regional convention of the National Federation of Diocesan Catholic Youth Councils in Cleveland. The event runs Friday to Sunday with Masses at St John’s Cathedral and sessions at the Hotel Allerton.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
National Federation of Diocesan Catholic Youth Councils
Cleveland
St. John’s Cathedral
Allerton
Earl L. Whalen
Cincinnati Archdiocesan
Floyd L. Begin
Robert L. Hill
Columbus
Paul J. Hallinan
Federation of Newman Clubs
Edward F. Hoban
Catholic Tutors to Hear Author ONeill December 5
James M. ONeill author of Catholicism and American Freedom will speak to Catholic high school teachers at Purcell High School Cincinnati on Friday December 5 Monsignor Carl J. Ryan archdiocesan supervisor of schools announced this week.
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James M. O'Neill
Purcell High School
Cincinnati
Carl J. Ryan
Archdiocesan
Third Order Library Grows Through Advertising
Miss Dorothy Clemen volunteers as librarian for the Third Order library at St. George's church Cincinnati. Through elimination new purchases and pulpit announcements the collection expanded from a few cases to over 650 volumes with no fines and no membership fee. The library circulates about 40 books monthly and features Bishop Sheen biographies liturgical works and Franciscan titles aiding a growing Catholic readership.
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Dorothy Clemen
Third Order
St. George’s Church
Cincinnati
St. Margaret Cortona Fraternity
Clemen
Rosewa
Cincinnati Public Library
Miss Clemen
Bishop Sheen
Television influence rises in political life says Observer
The Observer argues television will reshape national and state politics as channels expand nationwide. It notes home viewers hear speeches while on floor delegates miss sound due to noise and TV provides real time moves from conventions to candidate headquarters.
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Chicago
Heart Fund II Established By Cincinnati Businessman
A memorial heart fund was established last week at St. Marys hospital by William H. Albers, a Cincinnati businessman and philanthropist, to honor his wife Dorothy Brown Albers and daughter Jeannette Albers Long who died last November. The first gift will be $28,000 to expand the hospital cardio-pulmonary laboratory directed by Dr. Robert S. Green. The fund aims to aid research and treatment of cardiovascular diseases, with a board including Monsignor Wagner, Augus tine J Long, Dr. J Harry Inheggen, and Thomas Grace among others.
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St. Mary’s Hosp
William H. Albers
Cincinnati
Gregory
Robert S. Green
Xavier University
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Albers
Jeannette Albers Long
Dorothy Brown Albers
Archbishop Urges Industry Council System in Cincinnati Talk
Archbishop Alter urged adoption of an industry council system to give labor a voice in economic affairs. He spoke to the Queen City association’s group of young business and professional men at the University Club in Cincinnati last week.
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Queen City Association
Industry Council
Alter
Quel City Association
University Club
Cincinnati
Church outlines industry councils to curb mass production
The Archbishop pushes a system creating industry wide councils for coal steel rubber and oil with owners labor and public reps and a veto power to protect the public. He says it gives labor a voice while easing government burdens and notes the need to curb ruthless competition and concentrated power.
Dayton Hosts Two Conventions for Music Educators
Dayton to host two concurrent meetings December 4 to 6, the National Catholic Music Educators' Association Ohio unit and the Ohio Music Education Association, enabling delegates to attend each other's programs. Dr. Harry Seitz of Detroit will speak. headquarters at the Biltmore Hotel.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Catholic Music Educators’ Association
Ohio Music Education Association
Harry Seitz
Detroit
National Catholic Music Association
Cathrotg Prete
Biltmore Hotel
University of Degres Yeon
Ohio Music Association
Convert From Judaism To Give Talks At University
Father John M. Oesterreicher a New York priest and sacred theology professor visits Cincinnati for Religious Emphasis Week. He speaks November 11 to Medievalists at Fenwick and November 14 on Reformation trends at Fenwick sponsored by the Archconfraternity of Prayer for the Conversion of Israel. He addresses Mt St Mary and St Gregory seminary students and has written Walls Are Crumbling on Jewish philosophers joining the Catholic Church.
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John M. Oesterreicher
New York City
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Fenwick
Archconfraternity of Prayer For the Conversion of
Manhattanville College of the Sacred Heart
Cathedral-Seminary Fund Nears $5 Million Goal
The Cathedral-Seminary fund stands $37,024 short of its $5,000,000 target after a $6,000 memorial gift. Fund chairman Monsignor R. Marcellus Wagner reports the total at $4,962,976, noting a prior misprint of $4,596,976 which should have read $4,956,976.
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R. Marcellus Wagner
V. G
Special Prayers For Vocations Set
Special prayers for religious vocations will be distributed to pastors and schools in connection with a novena preceding Vocation day on November 28. The nine day sequence will run in churches and schools in the southern part of the archdiocese with sermons on November 23 stressing parental obligation. The program will be held at Purcell high school for boys and Regina high school for girls, with a northern archdiocese event in Daytona in spring.
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Purcell High School
Regina High School
Daytona
SDS Crusaders Team With Dept Store On Modest Gowns
Cincinnati SDS activists win backing from Shillito's to prove demand for modest formal gowns. A design contest yields 500 plus entries with a winner to be announced after November 10. SDS plans to reach adults via women’s groups to promote modest fashion.
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Cincinnati
Crusaders For Myesty
SDS Crusaders
Shillito’s
SDS Club
New York
LDS
Latin literature cited as moral force for modern students
Dr. Donald B. King of Mt. St. Joseph called Latin literature more valuable than sciences for today’s students. He spoke at the Ohio Classical Conference in Akron on the moral choice at the heart of modern education, citing Caesar, Lucretius, Augustine, and Virgil to underline timeless values.
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Donald B. King
College of Mt. St. Joseph
Akron
King
Livy
Hannibal
Spain
K Ing
Caesar
Dr. King
Ariovistus
Lucretius
St. Augustine
Virgil
Kined
Vergil
Mess
Farmington, Conn
Dartmouth College
Princeton University
Princeton
N.J
Louise Dupraz
Dartmouth
Harvard University
Society of Fellows
Penn State College
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Mt. St. Joseph
Purcell High School Silver Anniversary Festival Planned
Purcell High School will hold its Silver Anniversary festival on Thursday and Friday with games booths lunch and refreshments. The Purcell Welfare Association will hold its monthly meeting Thursday November 13 in the school. Lunch will be served.
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Purcell High School
Purcell Welfare Association
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