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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
2
Facilities for the Victory Festival are prepared for Sunday events on Sept 15 and 16. The county social gathering will use the Auburn parish club venue with seven carlines providing access. Spaces open at 7 on Saturday and at 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Mrs. Dor is Bunker, wife of John Bunker, Cincinnati advertising executive and poet, died September 8 after illness. She authored a spiritual book for children and a demy. Survivors include her husband, three sons John Jr Walter Seton and Thomas, two daughters Mary Martyne and Elizabeth Schmidt, and Walter Schmidt. Bethel parish Holy Angel church hosted the service.
A Hamilton style festival plans a Mary land like will at the Bept venue featuring food stalls with fried and steamed items to stay juicy. Local groups led by Theodore Herth and Charles Motz coordinate games, refreshments, and charitable drives at King Cincinnati venues.
The Rev. Robert Schutte of St. Matthew's Norwood teaching English joined by colleagues from Brooklyn and Puerto Rico celebrate a Sept. 11 ceremony at St. Francis Deck Church. Keimiig named head of music student personnel and plans a student orchestra as part of the Purcell faculty honors.
Xavier University will begin its fall semester on October 29 with term dates extending to February 21. The winter session runs from February 23 to June 14. Father Muller notes October enrollment allows students to advance and offset college expenses without losing a half year.
A life size pair of statues honoring the patron and founder will be blessed in a ceremony. Local clergy will lead the service at the dedication site with community members in attendance.
Capt. Cissell explains a 32 inch crucifix attributed to Roth of Frankfurt. The wood carver, with 52 years experience, works by assignment and needs about two weeks to complete. He plans to gift the piece to Xavier University.
A note from Madrid marks the fourth centenary of pape 4 of 1840 and notes the death in 1546 of the father of international law, a theologian whose work shaped early legal thought.
A column argues over a counting system for city officials, urging voters to consider the common good and criticizing promises from candidates. It discusses race as a factor in selection and questions changing the law, noting that all Cincinnati voters will choose council members from a slate of fourteen candidates.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a local employer saying I have nothing for you to a job seeker. The document mentions a list of names kept as a record for city actions and seeks a response from city officials.
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