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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1953
Page
6
The note outlines Rosary festival on Oct 7 to honor Mary and divine mercy, plus feasts for St. Placid St. Bruno St. Bridget of Sweden and St. Francis Borgia on Oct 7 8 9 10 with brief biographical notes on each saint and their deeds.
The Seton Journal earned the Catholic School Press Association top award as a Catholic newspaper of distinction. It achieved 965 of 1000 points, with perfect scores in diffusion of Catholic thought and promotion of Catholic action, under Sister Margaret Agnes. Patricia Palsak and Ruth Van der Haar were noted as prize winners from Cleveland and Celina.
Xavier University evening college social committee announced a fall schedule. Events include a pep rally dance October 2 in the armory Evanston campus a Get Acquainted dance October 6 at 520 Sycamore Street and a Dixieland concert October 12 in the fieldhouse plus a Halloween dance at the evening college. A group of evening college students met to plan the program including Irma Dickinson James Mitchusson Mary Perry Robert Soaper Marlene Taulbee Pat Tenberg Dorothy Trageser and Joana Von Handorf.
The Cincinnati Salesian Guild announces its next year program a pre Halloween social is the first event. Events include an annual Mass and breakfast Jan 31 a recollection April 4 and a spring frolic in May or June. Social on Oct 8 at Elsaesser farm Denhi Hills reservations by Russell Clements of Graphic Arts Service CH. 2565.
Mrs Geoe Gallaway of St Marys Hyde Park chairs the Catholic Committee on Girl Scouting plan for the season. Events include a pioneer retreat at Fort Scott, national convention in October, Girl Scout Sunday at Xavier Church, leaders recollection at Fontbonne, midyear meeting at The Fenwick Crystal Room, and a February adoration day with The Fenwick Club. The season ends May 24 with a spring tea and election of a new cochairman, Mary Neal currently serving.
William J. Buchheit, father of Dayton priest Father William A. Buchheit, died September 21 and was funeraled September 25 in Cincinnati. Survived by Estella Buchheit of Cincinnati and brothers Jacob, Newport Kentucky and the St. Louis Buchheit. Sister Mary Gonzaga Scholarship noted at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing with Marilyn Pilcher as recipient from the 1953 class.
Six new faculty join McNicholas High School this fall including two priests a sister and three lay teachers Father Maurice Reardon teaches senior religion Sister Louise Aimee teaches religion Thomas A Gallagher teaches Latin and world history Ronald J Williams teaches English and Latin and coaches freshman football Miss Romilda Berling teaches typing bookkeeping and general business courses Freshmen members are Jerry Heist Fred Schultz Anthony George Vic Mechley John Van de Ryt Ken Keefe and Maurice Reardon
Home room presidents elected last week will join leading activity chairmen to form the student council. Senior members include Brady Louis Bill Kenney Bert Kuhlman Paul Reinermann and Bob Hynes. Junior members are John Frey Dave Kney Tim Kitzmiller Dan Enright and Dick Hynt. Sophomore members are Bob Conan Bob Janszen August Pusie Jim Ross Chuck Kenniff and Dave Gauthier.
Newly elected senior class officers at St Josephs Commercial High in Dayton include Charlene Meyers of Resurrection Parish as vice president and Charlene Gooley of Trinity Parish as secretary.
A large youth rally at the University of Dayton Fieldhouse Sunday night October 18 launches Catholic Youth Week in Dayton. Theme America’s Hope Youth With Faith Faith in God Country Family and in Themselves. Program includes Living Rosary and a guest speaker, closes with Benediction. Daily events run October 19–31 with films processions recollection and dances at CYO locations and Holy Family Parish groups.
Xavier University professor and his wife will appear on the Campus Callboard program on WSAI at 6 30 p m Saturday to discuss their new book Stretching the Family Income to be published Oct 9 Mr Cissell an assistant professor of mathematics and director of the Xavier University Family Life Institute will be accompanied by Mrs Cissell and William H Bocklage Xavier News Bureau Director
Cardinal Leger of Montreal consecrates Bishop Firmin Courtemanche 40 of the White Fathers of Africa in St Hyacinthe to serve as Vicar Apostolic of Fort Jameson Northern Rhodesia. A native of St Hyacinthe, he was ordained 14 years ago and assigned to mission fields in Northern Rhodesia. He has been Prefect Apostolic.
More than 450 students at St. Ann's School Hamilton will mark National Children's Day on Saturday October 3 with Mass Holy Communion and recitation of the rosary. Monsignor William C Welch and Sister Elcina head the event as Fatima cards remind pupils to attend Mass and pray. The celebration mirrors a Dallas origin promoted by the Catholic Women's League and now observed nationwide and in five foreign countries. Other Hamilton Catholic schools are expected to join with similar ceremonies as they show the film The Plan From Heaven.
National League games at Kettering venues include St Josephs Home vs St Agnes at 2 p.m. Emmanuel vs Holy Trinity at 3 30 p.m. St Rita s vs St James at 2 p.m. Sacred Heart vs Resurrection at Soldiers Home 3 30 p.m. Holy Angels vs Mercy at Kettering 3 30 p.m. St Anthonys vs St Alberts at Kettering 2 p.m. Corpus Christi vs Our Lady of the Rosary at Kettering 3 30 p.m. Holy Family vs St Marys at Soldiers Home 3 30 p.m.
Seniors at Dayton Chaminade begin the yearbook subscription drive as graduation nears. The senior class is photographed for the yearbook for a neat, presentable look.
C L A promotes Christ in Christmas at Our Lady of Angels High School St Bernard with a card drive to promote religious Christmas cards and a charity paper drive. The campaign ends November 6 with the crowning of a paper queen as climax.
On Oct 2 the high school will attend Mass at St. Stephen's Church with Brother John Strickroth and Father Kenny overseeing the monthly service. The First Friday devotion, begun at Father Kammer's invitation, aims to shape students into Catholic gentlemen for the world and the Church as they graduate.
The G A A will sponsor a hay ride and square dance this Sunday October 4 from 2 30 to 7 30 p m at the Lane of Dr and Mrs Joseph P Evandin Juniors and seniors will attend Callerne the dance led by Norma Maullinger director of physical education at the academy Supper will be served at a bonfire in the woods Next Friday October 9 the G A A will sponsor a dance for sophomores only at the academy Betty Doran serves as president and the coming committee of the G A A sets plans
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