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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1945
Page
8
Describes pattern 4744 designed for smooth fit and no riding up. Includes embroidery options with sizes 12 through 42 and a 16 slip option. Requires fabric yardage and costs twenty cents in coins. Address and ordering details include zone and size.
Xavier University may double its day division student body with the fall term starting October 29 according to registrar Ray J Fellinger based on current transcripts The college department has averaged about 85 students over the last four sessions with several foreign students including from Mexico and Puerto Rico planning to reside on campus The veteran education office led by Dr Charles F Wheeler lists 35 veterans with a goal of fifty by the next term
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Patrick A. O Boyle of NCWC War Relief Services appeals to the National Council of Catholic Women for prompt aid to thousands of suffering children in Europe China and the Philippines. He stresses clothing as crucial this winter to prevent deaths from cold and hunger amid bomb damage and displacement. Contributions to Cincinnati and Dayton support the drive.
St ee Alumnae Association schedules fall reunion at St Ursula’s Academy on October 19. The event includes social gathering and program activities for alumnae and attendees.
A community card party and delicatessen sale will take place October 23 at the high school auditorium on Erie Avenue and Shady. Auction bridge euchre and 500 will be played with prizes, chaired by Mrs. Charles VanderBrink and organized by several committees led by Mrs. A L Fischer and Mrs. Leonard Christy.
St George's PTA plans a festival to raise money for remodeling the school cafeteria. Anne Boehner chairs the event with Evelyn Poehner as co chair. Various booth chairmen include Richard Kuhn Geo Charles Keys for fish pond and other booths. William A Horst leads publicity.
Blessed Sacrament in Price Hill at Wilder and Glenway avenues plans a fall festival on Saturday and Sunday October 20 and 21. Parish women will serve a buffet supper at 50 cents with proceeds aiding parish activities. Vendor cards will offer items such as pillow cases towels and blankets.
Advertises Pattern 826 to make four small stuffed animals a pudgy teddy duck puppy and bunny. Includes transfer pattern and directions and costs emphasized in coin cents for tin sized toys. Send fifteen to The Catholic Tee ena Needlecraft Sear err for the pattern.
The Cincinnati Federation of Catholic Parent Teachers Associations marks its 20th anniversary at the Hotel Alms with a memorial Mass, morning and afternoon sessions led by Mrs. Archie Barnes and Mrs. Richard Vander Brink, and speakers Rev. Jerome Bartel Sister Rose Helen and Anthony B. Dunlap. Reservations due by Oct. 20.
The St Elizabeth Booklovers Guild of St Elizabeths church in Wood is resuming ebook reviews on Sunday October 21 at 3 30 pm. Miss Hilda Glaser will review The World the Flesh and Father Smith by Bruce Marshall. A guild contest runs the week of November 4 with books as prizes for best review. judges include Rev Albert DeFrancesco moderator Mrs P Rourke president and Miss Dossman a student of Our Lady of Cincinnati college.
A fragment filled note outlines cooking carrots with sugar and gravy as part of a family friendly meal. It mentions cold meat with gravy creamed potatoes sweet and sour carrots garden fresh or canned fruit cookies coffee and references melted and lemon.
Fragmentary text outlines a religious argument among church members about belief in Christ and the sanctity of church authority. It mentions God and Christ, and disputes over faith, maturity, and instruction within the church.
A garbled OCR fragment references a human fulfillment in Wisconsin tied to an individual named Zerr. The text is unreadable in places but implies a contractual or duty-related action. Further readable details are unavailable.
The readable fragment hints at a chaotic scene with stray phrases about places and names. It mentions CHUR FRIE and the States, suggesting foreign or missing context. No clear event or action is identifiable from the obscured text.
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