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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1975

Page

6

US Catholics celebrate first native born American saint

Emmitsburg Maryland celebrates canonization of Elizabeth Ann Seton founder of the Sisters of Charity. About 15 000 attend Masses as Sisters of Charity and local clergy mark the Vatican ceremony with Cardinal Shehan Archbishop Borders and a 60 member choir. Vatican tribute by Pope Paul VI calls Seton wholly American and urges her example for women.

Emmitsburg Daughters of Charity Mother Seton Vatican America Elizabeth Ann Seton Mary Clare Hughes Maryland Paul VI Lawrence Cardinal Shehan William Borders Baltimore Jerome Nossell United States Vatican City St. Elizabeth Ann Seton U S John V Henry Cabot Ford Rome St. Peter’s Eee John Cardinal Wright San Callisto St. Peter's Square Pontiff St. Peter's Basilica Sistine Choir Community Chorus Sisters of Charity Paul United Nations Milan Via Della Conciliazione New York City Elizabeth Ann Bayley William Seton Italy

OSU plans four days of new student activities

Ohio State University will host four days of activities for about 7,000 freshmen at fall quarter opening. Officials expect enrollment of 54,225 overall and 49,825 on the Columbus campus, with events including office hours bus service surveys information booths live entertainment and an ice cream social.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University

First Toothpick Found in Sumer 3000 B.C.

Artifact dating to 3000 B.C. identified as the oldest known toothpick, crafted from gold by Sumerians. researchers note its cultural significance in early tool use and grooming.

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