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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1952
Page
5
Catholics worldwide honor the Sacred Heart of Jesus with enthronement of its image or statue in homes and First Fridays devotion, a practice partly inspired by St. Margaret Mary Alacoque.
Three Girl Scouts from Gonzaga parish in Cincinnati successful in promoting Moms through the Big Wheels program airing on WCPO TV Saturday mornings.
Eighth grader Mary Margaret Crossen of Brown County Ursuline Academy received one of twelve national Christie card contest awards sponsored by Barton-Cotton in Baltimore. The piece highlighted a Christmas tree card design and three kings worship, with others from Ohio and Indiana earning prizes.
Janet Carter and Marlene Rief chosen as co-presidents of the Triple A C at McNicholas High. Jackie Friesa named secretary.
Cub Cooks Eggplant is a favorite Friday dish for families. The recipe explains baked sliced eggplant with butter salt pepper and bread crumbs. Cut eggplant into eight slices, brush with butter, coat in crumbs, and bake 450 degrees for 18 minutes to serve four.
St. Monica's school in Cincinnati forms two Camp Fire groups. The sixth grade becomes Camp Fire girls and the eighth graders move to Horizon Clubbers. A welcoming party honored the new members with Marjorie Thiel Diane Chappie and Pat Cadavallier assisting and offering best wishes.
Notre Dame High School in Hamilton hosted a party welcoming freshmen with seniors. Mary Rich, the school president, dubbed the newcomers “Students of N D H S” and greeted each member. Performances included seniors and freshmen singing and instrumentals, with Jack ie Herman and Yvonne Dobbins among the performers. Refreshments followed the event.
Ambassadors for Christ is the theme for a Pioneer retreat for senior Girl Scouts Horizon club and CYO high school officials. The event runs October 17 to 19 at California Park under CYO, with registration closed October 5. Father Earl Whalen opens the program with a talk after arrival Friday evening. Mass and Holy Communion mark each day, and Rosary is recited nightly in each tent. Diane Chappie of St. Monica's assists with planning.
The article recounts General Philip H. Sheridan’s famed actions in Virginia during the spring of 1865, including his cavalry flanking of Lee’s army, the pursuit to Jetersville, and the capture of supplies. It notes Grant and Lincoln’s responses as Union forces pressed the Confederate line and Richmond’s defenses collapsed.
Catholic school editors and faculty advisers from Ohio Indiana Kentucky and Michigan will gather for a one day Catholic School Press Association regional meeting on Saturday October 18 at St Marys College Notre Dame Indiana Speakers include Sister Madeleva Mary Perkins Ryan Father John Senet S J and other journalism educators and veteran newspaper professionals.
St Mary’s High announces an initiation party for the senior and junior girls set for Friday October 24. The event follows a pep rally held this week in the auditorium to promote a newspaper drive led by CSMC officers. Newly elected junior officers are Anita Cunningham president Peggy Connelly vice president Diana secretary Barbara Winter treasurer. sophomores Mary Ziegler president Marie Trapan vice president Sue Clough secretary and Rose Marie Heiselman treasurer.
A poster contest for Catholic high school students in Butler Warren Clinton Highland Adams Brown Clermont and Hamilton counties is scheduled for Vacation Day November 28. Subjects promote religious vocations with four student ideas per entry and posters on 14 by 22 inch boards. Entries must omit full names on the poster and be mailed to Our Lady of Anne's high school in St Bernard Ohio by November. Two awards exist one for boys and one for girls with up to two entries from coeducational schools. Names of final winners will be announced on Vacation Day.
The first issue of Nous Memes, a French language quarterly by St. Ursula academy seniors, will appear Oct. 15. Barbara Soldati, editor, announces the eighth year theme The Provinces of Ice. The Girls' Athletic Association will sponsor a style show Oct. 17 with modelsDorothy Bahr Bernettest Gees Coletta Betty Doran Angela Fraley Patricia Manley Eileen Naber Barbara Thul.
Fr James Keller of the Christophers presents three current-interest films in Taft auditorium Cincinnati on Monday Oct 13 at 8 15 pm. He will lecture beside Government Is Your Business Television to What You Make It and Atomic Energy Can Be a Blessing. Tickets available at Cincinnati Catholic Women’s Association 518 E Fourth St.
A crossword style puzzle list with across and down clues including religious phrases, letter plays, and common words such as God Ard notes and body parts. The page intertwines Bible phrases with language games and everyday terms referencing a guardian angel theme.
St Xavier high school announces a joint social between Xavier Prep and the X Ray staffs for Saturday evening October. The event features a movie and refreshments in the students lounge with planners Bob Juenke Paul Moloney Ron Coffey and Jay Norling. Fr Mday October 17 social committed by Ralph Talkin S.J. director.
A High Mass at In Trinity church Dayton this Sunday marks the Catholic Youth Club of Dayton seventh anniversary. Father Carl Will, the club chaplain, will be the celebrant. A breakfast at 220 Montgomery Street clubhouse follows, then an evening party. Officers include Mike Coogan president John Zella treasurer and Joan Gross secretary.
Reverend Rawtey Myers urged sophomores and juniors to avoid steady dating and to participate in group activities after games. He argued youths are too young for serious relationships given economic strain and marriage timing, recommending modest dating at school and occasional outings.
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