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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
13
The University of Dayton hosts a Catholic student retreat October 8 to 11 with daily Mass and Benediction led by Rev. John A. Costello. The UD women’s athletic association holds an initiation hike October 7 for freshmen and new students.
The Catholic Young People's club of The Loretto lists October events including a scavenger hunt on Oct 10 with Joan Conner arranging, a business meeting Oct 17, a picnic trip Oct 21 from 2:30 p.m., an old-fashioned hay ride Oct 24, and a Halloween party Oct 31. New members are registering for fall and winter programs.
Seven active members and two associates were initiated into the Sigma Omega honor society at Steil Hospital School of Nursing on Sept. 27. Guest speaker Dani L. Leary, education chair at the University of Dayton, presided. Initiates include Mary Blackburn, Leona Fischer, Lean Lyon, Helen Schumaker, Sister Stella Marie, Sister Teresa Joseph, and Willa Wills. associates Santa Tuvell and Josephine Wenning.
With the gradual reopening of normal channels after the war a busy year is forecast for the Roman Curia. The Congregations for Propagation of the Faith, for the Oriental Church, and of Seminaries and Universities face especially heavy schedules due to wartime communication limits and resulting backlogs.
An experienced European observer warned in a Central Verein bulletin that Soviet control of France could occur within five years. After months touring France and studying industry, the observer noted a leftward swing in elections on Sept. 28 with 75 seats gained, while De Gaulle supporters made broad gains.
Dayton Blackfriars Guild will repeat Murder or a Nunnery on October 12 13 and 14 at 8 30 p m in the Dayton Art Institute Funds from performances go to the St Vincent de Paul salvage shop Principal roles are played by Eileen O Leary Bart Luthers and Herbert Eikenberry Other cast members include Rose Marie Otto Peggy Shay Ellen Hanbach Dorothy Wenzel Marygrace Weckes ser Mark Humphrey Frank Zengle Rita Luken Cindora ae Alice Blaesser Freddie Ahlquist J C Weaver directs The dramatization is by Ernest Lavery from a novel by Eric Shepherd Tickets available from Dayton e Daytone and from Chaminade and Julienne high schools
Rita Rapp a senior at Piqua Catholic high school wrote the memory poem memory in memory of her little brother and was chosen by the Poetic Society of America for its Sermons in Poetry anthology. The book compiles religious poems by American youths from every state. Selections came from thousands of submissions.
St. Mary's council of the Catholic Ladies of Columbia will receive Holy Communion in a 7:45 mass at St. Mary’s Dayton. A short business meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7:30 pm. They will honor a new bride Mildred Boehmer and four silver-wedding couples. Refreshments served after the gathering.
A letter refuting an attack on the Catholic Church in Argentina by Bishop Arthur Wesley was sent for publication to the Columbus Dispatch editor by Rev. H. E. Mattingly, editor of the Columbus Register, and excerpts appeared in the Dispatch.
Vatican City Prince Humberto presents the Cross of Cavalier in the Order of the Crown of Italy to Rev. William Doerflein, a Buffalo diocese chaplain, for charitable services in Italy. Doerflein now serves at the Seventh replacement depot after duties with the famed Third division.
Dayton clergy and charity staff attended the 31st national conference of Catholic Charities and the St. Vincent de Paul society centennial meeting in St. Louis from September 28 to October 1. Reverend Rand Schroder, director, and Reverend Roger Griese attended plus two staff members Rita Decker and Katherine Dunn and A. J. Berberich, manager of the St. Vincent salvage shop. Schroder also met with directors at the Statler hotel September 27. De Paul men held sessions at the Hotel Jefferson.
Ohio Bell Telephone Co hires staff to aid employees moving for promotions or transfers by forming a Place-to-Live plan. Designated clearing points, including Frank J. O Boyle in Dayton, relay verified rental space information to minimize wasted moves and investigations.
The Loretto league will meet Wednesday October 10 at 2 p.m. in the lounge. Mrs J C Weaver presides and Mrs William Omler will report on the rummage sale. Mrs Frank McCarthy will discuss the October dessert bridge and new chairmen appointments for future dessert bridge parties. A social hour with light refreshments will follow.
Archbishop Thomas D. Roberts praises Anglo Polish Catholic association and American Catholics for aiding Polish refugees in India. He notes substantial help allowed many Polish children to recover from the hardships endured in Russia.
Waterbury Connecticut physician Lt. Col. Orpheus J. Rizzozero receives the Commandership in the order of St. Gregory from Pope Pius XII for his work alleviating suffering in Italy He served as public health director on the staff of the military commissioner of Italy and returned to the United States last month.
A 1946 drive asks ten cents from each Community War Chest Red Feather dollar to fund child care agencies including the Children’s Bureau Catholic Charities St Joseph’s Orphanage and similar groups providing care for sick and needy children.
A 1945 appeal calls for renewing the War Chest drive in Dayton and beyond. It frames donations as essential to feed clothing and shelter Europeans and returning service members, arguing gifts prevent social upheaval and support displaced families, hospitals, and charities.
Conference discussions reveal deep rifts over democracy justice and fair use of terms. MacGowan notes Potsdam frame for peace treaties with Bulgaria Finland Romania and the Big Three disagree on core concepts. Simms cites Western Bulgarian views and a broader clash of democracy ideals shaping UN workability.
A fragmented page one notice enumerates clergy including Rev Aloysius Rev James Falls Rt Rev William Jay Rev William Very Rev Monsignor Francis Bid Rev Paul Farmer Rt Rev M Tieken Rev H cis B Sieve Zenbrock and others in a detailed listing of church leadership.
Central Sunday lineup on Dayton 1290 includes Catholic radio programs airing by Colum. Readable details indicate a focus on religious features and timing for October 7. The listing emphasizes Catholic content and the local broadcast slot.
The Rev. George McNicholas of the Most Rev. Order of Preachers observed his ordination in quiet care at Westweek. Father McNicholas serves in the diocese and marks his 45 year milestone with local clergy.
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