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Newspaper
Catholic Telegraph Register
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1945
Page
12
The Loretto league sets October 4 as opening date for monthly dessert bridge parties in the Loretto lounge at 1 o clock. Mrs. Frank McCarthy names Mrs. Edw. L. Koehnen assistant chairman. Nan Bowen chairs reservations. Calls to FU-4171.
At a state federation meeting held at The Summit in Cincinnati, Rosemary Roehm of Dayton was named president of the Notre Dame alumnae federation. Anne Klinger was elected corresponding secretary. Refresher courses were planned as part of the agenda.
More than 500 parents and faculty attended the Julienne high school PTA inaugural meeting in the Julienne auditorium on September 19. Mrs. H Henry Stang and Sister Bernadette Marie led the gathering, with Charles Lankhart presiding over the fathers unit later. Meetings will be held monthly on the second Wednesday at 8 pm.
Dayton and Montgomery county could gain 25 million dollars in city county and school improvements without raising taxes, under a DDDC program explained at a Biltmore hotel meeting. The proposal aims to fund a 10 year plan with maintained operating levies and no new bonds, covering juvenile facilities county courthouse Stillwater Sanatorium improvements bridges streets parks sewers and public buildings, with Nov 6 elections defining voter action.
The first Parents' and Fathers' clubs meeting for the new school year will be on Wednesday Oct 3 at 8 p.m. in the school assembly hall. Brother Julius May principal of Chaminade will open with remarks and the program includes a talk on instructing the adolescent. Newly elected officers are Kenneth Morrissey president Leo Kear vice president and Marcus Schaeffer vice president.
The Granette Gift Shop at 108 North Main in Dayton features religious plaques painted by Mrs. Thelma Grant and her mother Mrs. Stacia Springer. The shop is owned by Mrs. Grant, wife of coach Grant.
The National Conference of Catholic Charities meets in St Louis from Sept 28 to Oct 1 to discuss national and state legislation affecting Catholic institutions and programs for child care and aged care, aligning with the centennial celebration of their founding. Paul Seales will preside at the event.
Dayton federation of the National Council of Catholic Women invites all presidents and delegates to a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Joseph Mueller home on Tuesday October 2 at 12 noon on Union Schoolhouse road Dayton. The next federation meeting is Friday October 5 at 2 pm in the Loretto community room with guest speaker Rt Rev Monsignor Charles A Ertel on Objectives to Work Towards this year as a Catholic Federation.
The first board meeting was held at the home of new president Mrs. Frank Grazianno. Plans for the season were discussed and committees were formed with Mrs. Joseph Mueller as ends and stamps chairman and other posts allocated to Mrs. A F Cavanaugh social chairman Mrs. Paul Schneble civic chair man Mrs. Lorin Wallace health and safety chairman Mrs. Lucian Shillito sentry chairman Miss Eva DeVanney program chair man and Mrs. Anna Litkowski chaplain.
Disjointed wartime note alleges Latvia Estonia and Lithuania face Soviet pressure as Russia blocks press from the Baltic region. The piece claims U S readers stay ignorant of behind the scenes moves while accusations of conspiracies and past camps linger.
A Champaign Illinois court heard a case where an atheist mother challenges public school neutrality arguing state endorsement of religion violates separation of church and state. The trial reflected tensions between religious groups and freedom of belief in America.
The article notes the St Vincent de Paul Society reaching its centenary in the weekend. It highlights Catholic charitable works including visiting the sick aiding indigen families providing clothing items and heating aid while deflecting non Catholic scrutiny and praising the church's organized relief efforts.
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