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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
2
The piece lists bishops and priests linked to a parish, noting two bishops among fifteen clergy, with career highlights, formations, and deaths. It references Father Sylvester the first American born Franciscan in China, and other clergy such as Athanasius Ostmeyer and Victorian Ostmeyer, with dates spanning 1905 to 1940.
The Glee club of the Brown County Ursulines School stages Singing Down the Lane a playful satire on boarding school life on Sunday afternoon Oct 21 to mark St Ursula Feast. Patricia Reissig Theresa Martersding Gloria Grady Virginia Lyons headline solo and dance roles with senior class hosting a housewarming for students and faculty.
The Julie Billiart Circle plans a meeting featuring Sr. M. Eugene with one of eight talks on The Pursuit of Peace. The event includes an afternoon party and a fundraiser for Notre Dame de Namur missions. Members should bring prizes to the October gathering.
The St. Clare Ladies' society sponsors the first luncheon and social of the season on Tuesday October 23 at 12 30 p m in St. Clare's school hall. A booth of home canned goods a combination table and a bake sale are planned.
Rev Ferruccio Accorsi FSC, a missionary of the Sons of the Sacred Heart, died Oct 7 at 83 from black water fever and malaria contracted in Sudan missions. He had served in Italy and the Sudan Vicariate, teaching thousands of native converts and guiding 500 in a class with 1,000 more awaiting instruction before his death.
The parish marked its 75th anniversary with Father Dossman reflecting on the community’s spiritual and material achievements. He urged not to live in the past while honoring past citizens and those who have passed, noting the ongoing presence of a devoted few at the church.
The choir at St. Xavier’s is rehearsing weekly as members meet at 7 30 evenings in the church’s something center. First rehearsal for the Christ a musical piece will be on November 9. Singers may register at weekly meetings and contact director Becker to rejoin the organization.
Four Purcell high school students Donald Hertha Mart Woerner Tekulve appeared on WKRC's Whora Hate Teacher program on Oct. 14. The segment covered teen and American events in a quiz format.
Three deaths among service members are confirmed. Bernard Backherms, 25, of Cincinnati, missing in Italy since September 25, 1944, is presumed dead. Seaman first class Huber Jost, of Cincinnati, died in a plane accident near a war mission and was survived by wife Anna and two children. Another fatality, Charles Seal, drowned accidentally on a voyage near Hyde Park, with wife and extended family in Cincinnati.
A September 14 letter reports eight Cincinnati Province Franciscans among freed internees in China. The group, including Rev. Alfred Piatas and Rev. Sylvester Choo, had been interned in Shanghai and later moved to Wuchang for missions and care of Chinese priests and nuns.
Ursuline academy hosts a homecoming party set for Nov. 16 and 17 to kick off the golden jubilee year to be observed in 1946. Mrs. Raymond F. Voss chairs the event with Mothers' club officers named and committees formed for hospitality and presiding duties.
St. Marys Hospital in Cincinnati held a weeklong donation drive to support hospital needs. Community members contributed generously to the appeal and boosted local healthcare resources.
About fifty Cincinnati men and women linked to Notre Dame nuns in Covington Ky are organizing the Thanksgiving Kermess set for November 7 8 9 and 19. John Cook of Cincinnati chairs the Ohio committee. A turkey dinner will be served featuring a seafood menu.
A speaker urges Catholics to study and imitate papal calls for action against anti religious sentiment. He argues conversion in Communism requires discipline and personal change, claiming Catholicism offers the only solution to social ills through grace and steadfast faith.
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