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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1945
Page
11
In Cincinnati the DariON Knights joined the 4th degree during a ceremony tied to the 6e anniversary of the discovery of America. The list includes Wilbert J. aeet Sr and other members from the Southwest Ohio district.
Brother Garnier of the White Fathers reports a mission settlement in Ruwengori vicariate growing into a town with permanent housing schools and a hospital patronage by Wickes and nurses. The complex cares for about 120 patients and serves as a regional refuge for displaced Poles.
Twenty four states are represented among the autumn commencement graduates at Villanova College. Sixteen Navy trainees are among the 24 degree recipients during the exercises held in Villanova, Pennsylvania.
Rural Life News at 3801 Grand Avenue Des Moines Iowa covers local farming tips and community notices. The column delivers practical advice for gardeners and smallholders along with market updates and seasonal guidance.
A Dayton parish column extols rural life and farmer virtues, contrasting freedom, personal labor, and family shared harvest with urban attitudes. It also lists Dayton CYO activities for October including American and Parochial Girls Kickball and upcoming games and practices.
Fourth Degree Knights attended Dayton's Eucharistic Hour at the University of Dayton stadium on Oct. 14. A group of Fourth Degree knights will form the guard of honor at the close of Forty Hours devotion in St. Albert the Great's church Dayton this Sunday Oct 7 45 assembly. Fourth Degree officers include R J Westbrook Richard P Muth Paul R Gruhler L G Menke Arthur W Kramer and Rev B F Kuhlman.
The Newman Study Club schedules educational programs at Loretto on Mondays hosted by President Mrs H J Van Hausen and program chair Mrs William. The first session featured Rev Joseph M Stanton O P with a talk on the courts and their functions. Next guest Rev John J Mey O P from the College of Appeals is set for November 5 with Father McLarney selecting copies of The Soldier and His...
In Chicago at Clark and Polk Street St Peter's church marks the Feast of Christ the King with 28 consecutive Holy Hours starting at noon on Saturday October 27. A Solemn Mass opens proceedings and hours run through the night into Sunday October 28 with a Mass at 5 o'clock. Hours resume at 1 p.m. and continue until midnight ending with ten nations represented in the final hour. Vestied laymen are invited to assist, with each hour dedicated to a nation.
Oakland parish St Elizabeth's in Fruitvale marked a long history with a 8rd baptism. More than 1,500 people received sacraments and the first child was baptized to the baby boy. The event recalled missions era architecture and noted a naval admiral who died in 1900.
The K of D essay contest awarded prizes in two divisions. In the high school division Ita Yenke won first, Mary Schmall second, Margaret Duncan and Jane Gagnee tied for third. in the Se division James Francis Longfellow took first, Lenette Newell second, Phyllis Kee Hess third. Prizes included a $25 bond for first, $10 in stamps for second, and $7.50 in stamps for third.
Dayton University reports the election of student council members and notes the council acts as a liaison between faculty and students. The article mentions Renee Spearspeaker and an Oct meeting of the Sigma Delta Pi pre medical society with Dr Walter Reiling discussing frontline medical service. A camp supper is planned by Alpha Rho Tau arts division coeds at Hills and Dales with Marjorie Crutcher as general chair and Eleanor Kurtz and Alice joining as officers.
The Fathers Unit of the PTA elected officers for the year with Charles Tamar as president, Harry Sacksteder as vice president, Harry Heider as secretary, and Matt Roll as treasurer. The group will run the cafeteria and traffic control during the fall festival on Saturday November 8 beginning at 6 30 PM. They will help with parking and supervision of children. Mrs. George Pflaum was named hostess for the senior mothers tea on Sunday November 25, with all senior students and their mothers invited. The sisters held open house in their classrooms after the meeting.
A reflective piece decries Soviet aggression and propaganda while urging Western unity led by U S leaders. It argues Soviets seek chaos and control, condemnation of Moscow, and faith in Four Freedoms to safeguard freedom. It stresses calm messaging and firm stance in world forums.
Report discusses Latin America concerns over Mexican freedoms including education and assembly during a period of unrest. Mentions missionaries and government actions as critics accuse limits on rights.
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