Decrees on Holidays and Liturgical Rites by Sacred Congregation
The Sacred Congregation of Rites issues decrees during July 1911 clarifying holidays for Catholics. It fixes the Nativity vigil and Saint John the Baptist observances, outlines Masses and commemorations in cathedrals and communities, restricts certain octave practices, and limits requiem and funeral rites surrounding the Corpus Christi octave and other holy days.
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Sacred Congregation of Rites
Pius XI
Urhia
Bats
Sidohn
Juhin the Baptist
S. Job
Job
John Ie
Nunes
John
Corpus Christi
S. Joseph
Princeton medal to The Journal and local social notes
Miss Filla Newhrough of Ginet nati visits sister in Atts Van Gordon Larkrader of Middle lows guest of oneln of this pliwn Alead Mes Tacey Murphy and rphew Van Gordon Larkradee spent Wednesday in Cineinna Mra James Wilson of Cincinnati spent Wednesday with sisters Mrs. O Pruminidl Heveral from Hero attended the wenken's Comer gathering and all report finenn Mya Waller Marconel and home children spent time with folks of this ple master Drake spent weekend in Cincinnati visiting friends Mr. and Mrs. Jiny Sheriff and son flurry spoke Sunday to Hantillan the wnat of their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Clawson and children spent Sunday with Jericho velali Miss Bila Hoece of Wondadale returns home after spending the past weak Will her sister of this placc
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Princeton
Heveral
Hero
Wneo
Waller Marconel
Drake
Cincinnati
Jiny
Sheriff
Hantillan
Wnat
Wilbur Clawson
Jericho Velali
Bila Hoece
Wondadale
Placc
West Elkton Social Highlights From Weekend
West Mikton O Aug 2 Several in the neighborhood have begun to mingle. The Go society hosted a social at Friend's Church for three pastors of different churches. After a program they served ice cream and cake. Mrs Why and children returned from Kane ang City after weeks away. Cynthia ell vish pending.
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West Mikton
Babacen
Priend
Lahore
Mies
Why
Kaneang
Cynthia Ell Vish
Catholics Begin Movement Toward Catholic Press Association
In Columbus on August 25 delegates from 16 states gathered to discuss forming a national Catholic Press Association. Rev J Hovdley urged unity among editors and publishers to advance Catholic publications and establish a Catholic News Service. A steering committee chaired by Kelvin Couney and Joseph Newman outlined plans for a national news service and potential first Catholic daily, with 130 Catholic workers in the United States.
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Columbus
Ia O
Kelvin J. Couney
Proviténes ‘Vigiley
Providence
Joseph Newman
Denver’ Catholic Register
Lenver
Cols
J. Fenuay
Te Anterivan Penoration
Catholic Boradies
Amerpew
Nicholas Conver
Buftst
Town Gossip and Family News Roundup
Local residents share updates from May and Nes with visits from Chartes Randal of Marini and Olly Puesh. Mrs Zellers funeral at Lewisburg. Miss Helen Weinland visiting sister Mrs Lora Stubbs. Doctor Clara Robinson and families seen, Billie Parrish with John Goodwin, Dayton trip, and upcoming Reiches Picnic next holiday.
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Nes
Chartes Randal
Marini
Ohio
Olly Puesh
John Roberts
Halon
Airs
Rachel Stubbs
Baton
Wort
Ile
Texas
Olle Suest
Justher Stubbs
Zellers
Lewisburg
Gar
Clara Robinson
Ales
Billie Parrish
Mire
John Goodwin
Unliday
Dayton
Martha Jamar
Daaghter
Briends Church
Oliv Fuesh
Rister Stubbs
Theodore Muadlock
Aries Shaffer
James W. Roberts
Hubert Conarroe
Jonathan Roberts
Jesse Roberts
Study of Bookkeeping and Career Paths Emphasized
The article extols bookkeeping as a practical, virtuous field teaching discipline memory and customer, notes high demand in government and private sectors, and highlights potential earnings. It promotes YMCA technical institute courses, outlines evening sessions over 24 weeks for 15 dollars, and invites inquiries.
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Aml
Cavelinl
Bookkerpur
Ace i Perenn
Cedar Avenue Community Notes Brighten Salem Area
Misses Orva McDouall and Will Hewitt of Salem chapel spent Saturday in Raton. Numerous local families, including the Frames, Webbs, and Cohee kin, shared Sunday and weekday visits across Cedar Height and nearby towns. The report lists casual gatherings, hospitalizations, and social calls among residents of Cedar Avenue and surrounding communities.
Police Court Held by Mayor Rothwell Thursday Night
Mayor Rothwell held police court Thursday night fining Imer Keller three dollars and costs for riding on the sidewalk and placing the fine on the open market. Harry Penrod was dismissed for lack of evidence in a charge of carrying away a ten foot studding, Penrod claiming he was not home at the time the lumber disappeared.
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Rothell
Imer Keller
Harry Penrod
Pentot
Mt Howe
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al Peble
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Celine Avenue
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Meanil Mes
Will Bailey
Little Fruda
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Chis
Wckey
Jos
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Baby Geneva
Lewisbury
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Haton
Robt. Beasley
Salem Chapel
J. J. Webb
Stanley
Miss Fiva
M. Cohees
Lonnie Weist
Russell
Willard Bailey
Carrie Douglass
Gesneva
Cleveners
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Sugar Valley
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Darke County
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Mayor Rothwell
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