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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1945
Page
15
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person becoming a hostess after graduation and later a housekeeper at a notable house or hotel. The text references a decent salary and meals for guests, with uncertain details about the employer and exact position.
Town listings for SEPTEMBER show multiple church fairs and dinners. Queen of Peace hosts a country dinner noon to 3 and 6 to 8 p.m. Adults 1, children 50 cents. St Marys and Our Mother of Sorrows plan fall events with Italian dinners and social activities for families and kids.
The British Channel Islands, after five years, are catching up with confirmations. Bishop King has returned to Winchester Hampshire after a 16 day tour during which he confirmed 24 persons, 80 of whom were converts.
Catholic groups plan exhibits at the Dayton county fair on September 3. Steps de Paul and the salvage shop will run booths with blind artisans displaying rug weaving. The Legion of Mary promotes Catholic literature through its project at the fair.
Madrid report says Bishop Victor Pildain of the Canary Islands issues a pastoral letter denouncing Catholics for neglecting their social responsibility amid crisis. He blames business leaders, professors, bankers, and governors for Communist propaganda, urging two solutions: total Catholicism or radical Communism.
An old household arts notice offers crocheted twin embroidery motifs sized about 2 by 4 inches. It lists a transfer pattern of two motifs by 4x2 inches and a price of 45 cents in coins.
Holy Angels PTA holds meeting September 11 at 2 p.m. with new member welcome and officer appointments. St John the Baptist PTA schedules September 13 8:30 p.m. business session in the school auditorium as new officers are installed and committees announced.
St Catherine’s PTA sets its first meeting of the year for Thursday at 7 30 p m with Mrs presiding. Following a session on new officers, Mrs Helen Geiser program chair, and all PTA members whose children no longer attend the school hostesses at the event.
The St Aloysius PTA schedules its monthly meeting for Wednesday September 12 at 1 30 pm in the parish hall with Mrs Clifford as presiding. Officers and committees for the coming year are listed including Louis Heilker lunch room and Mrs Clarence Litmer entertainment.
Me Mary's PTA Hyde reports a preliminary update on the Stars Pig wa hale eke bone.
A fragmented pattern listing shows two dresses, one sized for parton and another in sizes 2 through 6. It states yardage: 1 1/2 yards of fabric 36 inches wide for the main, 1 1/2 yards for contrast, with a $6 price per pattern.
Dayton PTA announces it will resume meetings with a new slate of officers including second vice Boner and treasurer Mrs Henry, plus program chairman Mrs Kronenbe who has arranged an entertainment by the Brownies for the group.
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