Catholic Writer to Address Meeting of Library Unit
Mrs. Anna Shannon McAllister, noted Catholic biographer and Cincinnati native, will speak on The Making of a Book at Fontbonne unit meeting in Cincinnati at 8 30 p m. She will autograph books and is author of Ellen Ewing Winter We Flourish Flame in the Wilderness and Mother Angela Gillespie. She attends St Catherine's parish Columbus and resides at 2513 Brentwood Road Bexley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Shannon McAllister
Greater Cincinnati
Fontbonne
Cincinnati
Mhotes
M.s. McAllister
Ee Ellen Ewing
Gener Sherman
Catholic Book Club
Sarah Worthington King Peter
Longmans Green Company
St. Anthony Guild Press
Angela Gillespie
Community of the Sisters of the Holy Cross
Notre Dame
Ind
Allister
St. Catherine’s Parish
Columbus
Brentwood Road
Bexley
McAllister
Our Lady of Cincinnati College
Literary Guild
American Association of University Women
The
Gallery of Living Catholic Authors
National League of American Penwomen
Daughters of the Revolution
Catholic Women’s League
Elizabethan Guild
High School CSMC Unit Holds First Meeting
The St. Marys high school unit of the CSMC met for its first gathering on Sept 20 led by president Marjorie Breslin. Speakers Mary Crawley and Pat Sandmann shared Grailville experiences from Loveland this summer. Patricia McCarthy and Breslin recounted their Notre Dame visit for the Catholic Action study week and urged attendance at the Oct 28 GC regional meeting at Purcell High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s High School
CSMC
Marjorie Breslin
Mary Crawley
Pat Sandmann
Grailville
Loveland
Patricia McCarthy
Notre Dame
Ind
Miss McCarthy
Seltag
Purcell High School
Shirley Fehr
Pattern Ad Promises Slimming Jumper and Blouses
A fragmented ad offers a slenderizing jumper pattern 4685 in multiple sizes. It mentions fabric yardage for a 39 inch fabric and 89 inch tie fabric, requests twenty cents by mail, and lists a Chicago address for remittance and ordering.
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N.C Greter
Clinton Street
Chicago
PTA notices highlight Mt Notre Dame and area schools
Mt Notre Dame academy PTA plans its rummage sale in November after a 1 pm directors meeting and 2 pm session. St Martin's Cheviot St Elizabeth Norwood St Catherine's Westwood host card parties dances and meetings with refreshments and committee chairs announced for October events.
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MT. Notre Dame Academy
Irvin A. Elfers
Carl Goertemiller
Robert W. Henke
Richard Costello
Coiing
Martin Schneider
E. Laux
John Theis
Mark Schmidt
Clarence Berger
Roe
Adden
J. Brown
Ralph Tepe
Sunshine
Joseph Sansone
ST. Martin’s
St. Martin’s Pta
Cheviot
John Bernzott
Edward Merk
Frank Springman
ST. Elizabeth’s St. Elizabeth’s
PTA
Norwood
Ool
Randolph Byrne
Minuteues
Clarence White
Clifford Osterman
Raymond Cleary
Mmes
Marian Ollman
Marge Geiser
Helen Geiser
Jean Hammerle
Betty Dorr
Marie Morgenthal
Josephine Mesch
Josephine Rosemeier
Holy Angels Pta
H. T. Nolting
Workers Chosen for Homecoming at St. Ursulas
Alumnae of St. Ursula Academy East McMillan street Cincinnati announced fall homecoming committees led by Mrs. Fred Seaman Jr. The groups cover Finance Invitations Awards prizes hospitality and a $50 victory bond special award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ursula’s Academy
East McMillan Street
Cincinnati
Fred Seaman, Jr
Madeline McDevitt
Ruth Magavin
Mary Jean Grothaus
Dennis Tarvis
Maurie Brake
Beatrice Fehring
Mary Ann Rensing
Jeanne Avin
Helen Ahlrichs
Mary Catherine Buente
Helen Haumesser
Helen Steinbicker
Barbara Luxford
Manuel Vicarrio
Clifford Holmes
Betty VanderBrink
Gladys Berger
Marianna Seifker
Nancy Nenninger
Frank Kucia
Marc Kesterson
Elaine Birkenbeil
Marian Laumann
Margaret Coffey
Genevieve Divo
Ruth Fogarty
Grace Gilligan
Margaret Mary Farley
Mary Giaccio
Mary Catherine Robinson
Ruth Brookbank
Catherine Grothaus
Sally Sue Thompson
Leman
Meeting Slated By New Fenwick Catholic Youth Club
A new Fenwick Catholic Youth club in Cincinnati will hold the first meeting tonight at 8 p m in Fenwick lounge. Planned programs include a discussion group choral society dancing classes leadership training and social athletic activities under the Catholic Youth organization of the archdiocese. The club has senior and junior sections for adults over 18 and high school students respectively. Details may be obtained by calling or writing the adviser Felix at The Fen n Cherry 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fenwick Catholic Youth Club
Fenwick Lounge
Catholic Youth Organization of the
Archdiocese
Felix
Charles Carroll Forum To Study Peace Problems
The 1945 46 Charles Carroll forum season in Washington will explore Problems of Reconstruction and Peace. Rev. James A Magner opens October 19 with his book Personality a Successful Living. November 16 features Rev. Edgar Schmiedeler Dr Dorothy Dowd and Frank J Sheed in a panel on The Real Foundation of Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Lynksey
Frank Smothers
The
Chicago Sun
Hallett Abend
Jane Hoey
Count Richard N. Coudenhove-Kalergi
Henry C. Wolfe
Newly Elected Officers of St Clare's Ladies Society
Newly elected officers include Mrs Volz as president Mrs Catherine Wright vice president Mrs Catherine Squires recording secretary Mrs Catherine Massman financial secretary and Mrs Ella Kelsey treasurer at a recent meeting of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clare’s Ladies’ Society
Volz
Catherine Wright
Catherine Squires
Catherine Massman
Ella Kelsey
Paris Cardinal Will Attend Spanish Fetes
Cardinal Suhard Archbishop of Paris will attend the Pax Romana Congress in Salamanca Spain next April The conference gathers Catholic university students to promote universal understanding and peace He also plans to attend the September 1946 celebration of the fourth centenary of the death of Francis of Vitoria noted Spanish theologian and progenitor of international law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Suhard
Paris
Salamanca
Spain
Pax Romana
Francis of
Vitoria
Planked Fish and Vegetables A Popular Choice for Friday
A home style guide describes cooking fish on a plank to serve at table without a platter. It details preparation with onion, pepper, and oil, preheating the plank and oven to 450 degrees, and baking 16 to 90 minutes with occasional fat baste. It also outlines a mashed potato accompaniment and a basic yeast dough for bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Saint community groups plan fall meetings and socials
A list of church and school events from September to October includes St. Philomena's rere festival at American ion hall. St. Agnes auxiliary officers election. St. Francis Seraph PTA social. St. John the Baptist married ladies society. St. Mary’s St. George card party. Notre Dame Convent card party for Tabernacle society. St. John’s Holy Name social. Holy Angels PTA dessert card party. St. Aloysius orphan society luncheon. Our Lady of the Angels high school PTA card party and dance. Holy Family Oldenburg chicken dinner and fall bazaar with multiple meal times and plated lunches available by reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Thomas Aquinas
PTA
George Che
Earl Schlegel
H. Frank
John Sagel
Vincent Schrand
John Wimberg
Louis Bauer
J. Stenger
Oren G. Rutemiller
Ben Rapien
ST. Mark’s St. Mark’s
ST. Leo’s
St. Leo’s Pta
Cecilia Huber
War Chest
Sprodantten
NCCW
ST. Mary’s High School
Mothers’ Circle
Richard Adams
George K. Behring
Eucheria
Adams
Anthony Arthon
Howard Gibbens
Thomas Burns
William Bauknecht
Bartholomew Condon
Aegeman
M. Nielsen
Herman Wilmers
Howard Nichols
Edward Zink
Health and Safety
George
Sunshine
OUR Lady OF Angels High School
Parent-Teachers’ Association of Our Lady of the Ls High School
Bertus Street
St. Bernard
St. Philomena
St. Mary’s Ladies’ Society
St. George’s Church
Calhoun and
Scioto Streets
Convent of Notre Dame
Grandin Road
Tabernacle Society
Alvina Wieber
Irman
St. John’s Holy Name Society
St. John’s Hall
Republic Street
Holy Angels
Madison
Grandin Roads
Sale
St. Aloysius’ Orphan Society
Our Lady of the Angels High School
Fragmented OCR summary on Jewish persecution claims
A garbled excerpt discusses alleged Soviet persecution of Jews, claiming communist regimes in Hungary and Yugoslavia target Jewish minorities. The text references forced atheism, confiscations, and laws suppressing Judaism, with mention of Jewish towns and punitive actions against faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hungary
Yugoipeland
Russia
Luce
Every Lot Infinite In Eyes Parable Mercy Teachings
Fragmentary sermon text explores Jesus mercy and justice as central to salvation. Parables of the lost sheep and lost coin illustrate God's unbounded love for repentance. The speaker highlights forgiveness, the prodigal son, and divine joy at restoration. The piece ends with the emphasis on every soul seen by God through Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
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