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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1953
Page
5
A church notes All Saints Day on Sunday honoring named and nameless holy men and women. It adds All Souls Day observed Monday November 2 to honor the faithful departed and acknowledge intercession for souls in purgatory.
Fifteen new Girl Scouts in Troop 665 at Guardian Parish Cincinnati receive investiture pins. Names include Carol Comello Donna Sue Schuster Dalton Gail Anne Davis and Mary Pat Marcia Serry Robinson. Ceremony at Mrs M C Gerwe home featured pledge and Star Spangled Banner.
Over 400 boys and girls are active in Middletown CYO as Father Walter Sterwant and Father Paul Galvin lead two newly furnished meeting spaces. The program, started in a year, includes sports, movies, dances, scouting, and senior activities with plans for leagues and volleyball.
Wordcross puzzle hints with several across and down clues. Includes church division terms, Saint Matthew, Dieu prayer kneeler, fields of mission work, form of the Name God, and Archdiocese of Toronto. Down clues reference a bishop territory and Malay deer form, plus Chaucerian spellings and excavating term.
Dayton CYO Youth Club announces its ninth year with Gladys Clement as president and officers including Robert Eckley as VP James Mohr as treasurer Marion Schierloh as recording secretary Delia King as secretary and Arnold Barnhorn Mary Eckley as delegates to the Dayton deanery young adult council. Girl Scouts Sing At Special Mass opens Girl Scout Sunday at Holy Angels Church with many scouts and leaders attending. A six week Cub Scouting training course led by Cletus Omloris begins at Our Lady of the School hall for leaders and interested adults. CAO Halloween Party planned at Borden's Cottage on Dog Leg Road with Kath leen Hanerty as chair. Grid schedule for Nov 1 lists Holy Family vs Our Lady of Mercy and other league games at Corpus Christi St. Al's Soldier's Home St. Rita's Holy Trinity St. James Resurrection at Soldiers' Home.
Loretto Pennsylvania Father Maurice Buckley T O R was appointed recurator for the missions in India of the Sacred Heart Province of the Third Order Regular of St Francis. He succeeds Father Eugene George T O R.
Brother George N. Schuster S.M. told Regina High School students that Catholic literature is a stepping stone to God and urged reading good books with a “spiritual eye” to praise and appreciate what they read.
An DS assembly at St Marys High School Cincinnati launched a membership drive for the Blue Army and Brown Scapular devotion with all students participating. Hyde Park School reports wiener roast at Winton Park by the GAA, plus the annual CSMC paper drive for missions and a visit by senior English students.
The Valiquette brothers Paul and Howard of Our Lady of Mercy Parish Dayton pursued priesthood together. Altar boys and Boy Scouts as children, they rejoined after a year apart, entering St Francis Seminary Mt Healthy. Paul finished Sacred Heart Latin School and Chaminade High School. Howard followed. Their father is active in Dayton Boy Scout leadership.
Mt St Josephs announces a class song contest on November 5 at the campus bonfire. Sophomores seek a repeat win after last year ending an eight year seniors monopoly. The event is led by Sister Maria Corona and Sister Xavier Marie with staff and student sponsors.
The Cincinnati cinema program shows The Robe labeled A with general patronage safety and Mogambo rated B for partial moral objection while Pal Joey is deemed wholly objectionable. The Big Leaguer receives Bi for moral concerns. The theater movement evaluates each title for suitability before play.
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