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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1945
Page
11
The article discusses Catholic rites at a consecration in New York with bishops and papal delegates, praising missionary zeal in the Pacific islands. It also reviews baseball topics including Eddie Mayo, Hank Greenberg, and team strategy, noting shifts, injuries, and key performances during the season.
Ecuador marks nearly a year of its literacy drive aiming to teach ten reading to 50 000 adult illiterates about five percent of the population. Church officials prepare a four booklet program with civics and daily lessons, printed in large type for easier reading. The project is led by national journalists' union and Ecuadoran papers.
The Most Rev J Spellman Archbishop of Ork appoints the Rev Daly as chaplain of the ork province, succeeding the Most Rev A Scully Coadjutor bishop of Albany. Daly joins the Newman Club federation in New York Metro area.
St. Louis reports say the Queen publishing house has issued a public notice about relocating offices and expanding operations with a proposed investment of two hundred thousand dollars. The move aims to increase capacity and update facilities.
The Rev. Ferdinand A. Moeller S J oldest living Jesuit in the United States and Cincinnati archdiocese celebrated the sixty year anniversary of his ordination and his eighty ninth birthday will occur in December. He attended the Milford novitiate and received benediction in a wheelchair. The ceremony was led by Archbishop John T. McNicholas with deacon Leo D. Sullivan S J and subdeacon William T. Hagerty.
John P. Burke of Visitation parish Eaton was sworn as judge of the Preble county common pleas court. Cincinnati historian Anthony B. Dunlap presented him with an American flag after the ceremony. Burke, educated at Xavier Miami UC and Colorado, was admitted to the bar in 1936 and served over three years in the armed forces.
A cable from Bishop Conrad Count von Preysing asks the Catholic world to aid German Catholics resisting Nazism. He warns of winter hunger and cold and urges support for Catholic life restoration in Germany.
Holy Name Sunday will be observed October 14 across the archdiocese with four city demonstrations in Cincinnati Dayton Springfield and Hamilton. Cincinnati will feature a parade to Crosley Field and a Benediction service. Dayton will hold a Eucharistic hour at the University of Dayton stadium with processions and sermons. Springfield will gather at St Marys grounds and Hamilton will stage a service in an unspecified city church. Northern parishes will hold separate ceremonies and delegates from St Martins deanery in the southeast will attend Cincinnati events. Details to follow in a later issue.
A NCCS report shows 234 132 religious articles sent to American chaplains and service members worldwide from January 1942 to August 1945. Items include rosaries, crucifixes, prayer books, medals, scapulars, relics, chaplain kits, holy pictures, Agnus Dei, and altar linens, with continued effort to aid those in service.
Francis J. Flanagan argues that every able bodied adult worker has a strict right to a family wage justified by rational logic and human dignity. He ties this to Catholic teaching on the sacred value of every person and the overarching goal of providing for a worker and his family from the earth's bounty. Turn to Page 4 for the continuation.
The Urbana Mercy Memorial hospital site will lie between Scioto Street and Washington Avenue. A 73 acre farm tract was purchased for $200 an acre after Mercy Sisters of Cincinnati selected it from several options. Construction could start next year if materials and labor are available.
The article recalls the founding of the Vincent de Paul Society in Cincinnati in 1869 and traces early leaders Richard Thornbury J Cassidy John Thornbury and others. It notes key presidents and the establishment of the Cincinnati Council as a center for Vincentian activities, with leadership changes through the early 20th century.
The Marian day ceremony dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary will be held at Xavier University Field House on Sunday October 7 with a 2000 voice choir and participation from Marian societies and parish representatives. A diocesan celebration at St Monica's Cathedral will precede the event.
The column defends the Church as the pillar of truth and divine organization, urges expansion in the archdiocese, and invites mission-minded readers to start chapels in missionary areas, offering information and assistance.
The University of Detroit will inaugurate its postwar building program with a men’s residence hall to be named Holden. Rev. A H Poetker S J announced the new facility, part of the James and Lynelle Holee project.
St Teresa’s in Cincinnati forms a Rehabilitation council under Monsignor Kiam J. Anthony to help 609 returning service members obtain jobs financial aid and educational opportunities. The council will enlist parish members from business industry and professions to advise on GI bill benefits loans and insurance and direct veterans to appropriate agencies.
By order of Archbishop Clarence G. Issenmann the official appointment of Rev. John C. Staunton is recorded dated September 22, 1945. The chancellor notes the ecclesiastical authority and the diocesan procedures followed for this assignment.
A 1944 Regina high school graduate Norwood Missay Clare Kammerer daughter of Mr and Mrs William Kammerer 4228 Ivanhoe avenue entered the novitiate of the Sisters of the Pious Blood Salem Heights Dayton on Aug 12. Other aspirants Jane Gajus and Dorothy Carroll joined Sept 8 Cecilia Hansbauer and Mary Adelyn Brendel are listed among aspirants or associates.
Five archdiocesan service members are named among this week’s casualties. Two cousins in the Navy died when the cruiser Indianapolis sank July 30. A pilot previously missing in Europe is declared dead. A Chickasaw youth drowned in the Pacific also dies. Seaman Priestle of Cincinnati and Seaman Gottmann of Cincinnati are identified with family details.
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