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Local Nun Is Dietitian
At Famed Mayo Clinic
A Columbus Sister of the Holy
Cross congregation left last week
for the Mayo clinic at Rochester,
Minn., where she will serve a one
year internship as dietition.
She is Sister Mary Agnes Anne.
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Sister Agnes Anne, who entered
the convent five years ago, was
graduated this year, from St.
Mary’s college. South Bend, Jnd.,
with a degree in nutrition and
chemistry.
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ticeship bindery program at the Catholic University of America, Mrs.
Greta B. Draper receives her certificate of completion of the four
year program and has been registered as an apprentice by the Ap
prentice Council of the District of Columbia. Presenting the certificate
is Gino J. Simi, director of apprenticeship, and looking on is Eugene
Willging, university librarian. Mrs. Draper is a graduate student in
library science at the university. (NC Photos)
Cardinal Offers Requiem
NEW YORK—(NC)—His Emin
ence Francis Cardinal Spellman,
Archbishop of New York, offered
a Solemn Pontifical Mass in St.
Patrick’s Cathedral here for John
P. O'Brien. Mayor of New York
City from 1932-34. Mr. O'Brien died
here (Sept. 22) at the age of 78.
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St. Mary's, Columbus
The Rev. Bennett C. Applegate,
acting superintendent of parochial
schools, will speak at the meeting
on Thursday. Oct. 11, at 8 p. m. in
the school hall.
Mothers of the senior class of
St. Mary’s high school will serve
refreshments in the social hour
after the meeting.
St. Vincent de Paul's, Mt. Vernon
New officers, elected at the Sept.
25 meeting, are: Albert Pietrange
lo, president John Patrick, vice
president Mrs. Elaine Mayhew,
secretary, and John Allerding,
treasurer.
Speakers at the year’s first meet
ing were the Rev. Eugene F. Dunn,
pastor, and Sister Sarah Ann, prin
cipal of the school.
St. Christopher's, Columbus
The Right Rev. Msgr. Roland T.
Winel will speak at the first meet
ing Sunday, Oct. 7, at 3 p. m. in the
school hall.
Mrs. Austin Lucas, president,
will welcome new members to
the organization and preside at
the business meeting. New officer’s
for the coming year include: Mrs.
A. G. Cashbaugh, vice president
Dr. Jacob Moses, secretary Arch
B. Tripier, treasurer Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell Buttress, social chairmen,
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Glass,
program and publicity chairmen.
In charge of the social hour will
be Mrs. Charles Limeberger and
Mrs. Louis Bonaventura, co-chair
men, assisted by Charles Lime
berger and Mrs. Joseph Penzone.
St. Ladislaus', Columbus
A talk on juvenile delinquency
will highlight the monthly meeting
Thursday, Oct. 11, at 8 p. m. in
the school hall. Speaker will be
Miss Mabel Ferree, probation of
ficer of Juvenile court.
New officers this year are: Mrs.
Frank MacDonald, president Mrs.
Ruth Chevallard, vice president
Mrs. Harold Hirschman, secretary,
and Mrs. George Scurlock, treasur
er.
St. Francis of Assisi's, Columbus
The next meeting will take place
Wednesday. Oct. 10, at 8 p. m. in
the school hall.
The Sisters will be in their class
rooms beginning at 7:30 p. m.
meet the parents who wish to
spect the rooms.
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THE CATHOLIC TIM ES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1951
Of Interest To II omen
By Our Correspondent*
Mist Mary McGrady was elected
president of Sacred Heart Parish
Council of Catholic Women. Co
shocton. at a meeting on Sept. 24.
Also elected were: Mrs. Ma-y K.
Royer, vice president Mrs. Mabyl
Young, secretary, and Mrs. Vin
cent P. Quill, treasurer.
The Right Rev. Msgr. John W.
Kerrigan, pastor, spoke to the
group on lay retreats.
take
The next meeting will
place Oct. 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee H. Malone
will describe their recent trip
to Mexico at the next meeting
of the Parish Council of Cath
olic Women of Christ the King
church, Columbus. Thursday, Oct.
11, at 8 p. m. in the parish recre
ation center.
Mrs. C. B. Robinson will be
in charge of the serving of re
freshments.
New officers will officiate at the
next meeting of the St. Thomas*
Parish Council of Catholic Women,
Zanesville, Friday evening, Oct. 5,
in the school hall. They are: Mrs.
R. I. Herman, president Mrs. Har
ry Core, vice president Miss Alice
Keller, secretary, and Mrs. Geor
gianna Hall, treasurer.
Chairmen of standing commit
tees are: Mrs. Frank Snyder, pub
licity Miss Mary McCarthy, hos
pitality Miss Mary Dulan. pro
gram: Mrs. Patrick Flood, religious
activities: Mrs. J. Mahle, social
action Mrs. B. J. O’Leary, Cath
olic Charities, and Mrs. O. A. Kin
kade, international relations.
Mrs. John Finan has been named
chairman of the annual Lenten
book review series, with Mrs.
George Aitken co-chairman. (Marie
Mattingly, Correspondent)
The Parish Council of Catholic
Women of St. Agatha’s parish,
Columbus, enjoyed a pot-luck
supper at the latest meeting on
Oct. 3. The committee included
Mrs. G. M. Sharp, chairman Mrs.
R. E. Mathews, co-chairman, and
Mrs. Walter ZUigard, Mrs. Wil
liam McGrath, Mrs. Robert Lape,
Mrs.
Franlf Callahan, and Mrs. Thom
as Edmundson.
Stephen Bowser, Mrs.
A Day of Recollection for the
women of the parish is scheduled
for Oct. 9 at St. Therese’s shrine.
In charge of reservations is Mrs.
James O. Watson (KI. 5334).
Recently elected officers of the
St. Therese Altar society, Wain
wright. are: Mrs. Cecil Migoni.
president: Miss Josephine Berlen
dis, re-elected vice piesident Miss
Jean Berlendis, re-elected secre
tary, and Mrs. Alex Bonvechio, Sr.,
treasurer.
The committee in charge of re
freshments at last week's meeting
included Mrs. Pete Berlendis, Mrs.
Charles Migoni, Mrs. Ed Varalli,
and Mrs. Guy Sciarini. (Albina
Sciarini, Correspondent)
The St Monica’s Altar sodality
of St. Augustine’s church. Co
lumbus, will meet in the school
hall Thursday, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Mary Herbert will he
chairman of the social hour fol
lowing the meeting, with Mrs.
Charlotte Guitner co-chairman.
Lay Retreats
i. to
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Priest Sentenced
MUNICH- (NO- The Rev. Zyg
milnt Kaczynski, Minister of Edu
cation in the Polish Government in
Exile in London during World War
II, has been given a ten-year pris
on sentence, according to Ostatnie
Wiadomosci, a Polish refugee pa
per published in Western Ger
many.
(Father Kaczynski, a leader of
the Polish Christian Labor Party
before the war, has been held in
prison for several years.)
1951
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Jan. 25-27 ..............................Men
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LAY RETREAT HOUSE
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New Kyoto Bishop
KYOTO, Japan—(NC)—The Most
Rev. Paul Furuya has been conse
crated at the cathedral here as the
first Bishop of the newly erected
Diocese of Kyoto. Bishop Furuya
had been Perfect of the former
Kyoto Prefecture Apostolic.
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Mothers of eighth-grade pupils
at Holy Rosary school. Commbus.
will be in (barge of the first month
ly luncheon sponsored by the Altar
society. Tuesday, Oct 9, at 1 p.m
The public is invited to the
luncheon.
Mrs. John Dunkle, publicity
chairman, will be in charge of the
next meeting of the St. Catharine's
Parish Council of Catholic Women.
■Columbus. Wednesday, Oct. 10 in
the school cafeteria.
Assisting her will be Mrs. Fred
Kuhn, Mrs. William Postleuaite,
Mrs. Joseph Van Heyde, and Mrs.
J. Fred Schmidt.
Marjorie Sill is president of
the B.V.M. sodality of Sacred
Heart parish. New Philadelphia^
as a result of the elections held
Sept. 24.
Other officers elected were:
Anna Hagerman, vice president,
and Ann Wills, secretary-treasur
er.
Tentative plans were discussed
for a study club sponsored by the
sodality. (Helen Dexter, Cor
respondent)
Nomination of officers for the
coming year will take place at
the next monthly meeting of St.
Elizabeth’s Auxiliary, Knights of
St. John. Wednesday, Oct. 10, at
581 S. High street, Columbus.
In charge of the entertainment
and refreshment committee are
Mrs. Catherine Sachs, chairman,
-and Mrs, Betty Scheibel, co
chairman.
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Married Fifty Years
Mr. and Mrs. John Eberts of 3!
East Welch avenue, Columbus, will
celebrate the golden jubilee of
their marriage Wednesday, Oct. 10,
at a high Mass at 9 a. m. in St.
Leo s church. There will be “open
house" for the couple at Saxon
hell, 323 Woodrow’avenue, on the
same day from 2 to 4 p. m. and
from 7 to 10 p. m.
Married Oct. 10. 1901, in St.
Peter's church, Wheelersburg,
they have six children: Richard,
Robert. Howard. Mrs. Margaret
Dorn, Mrs. Rosemary Theodn. and
Mrs. Frances Baehr. They also
have 24 grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
Prelate Pledges
Aid for Needy
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bishop Paul Emile Leger of Mon1
real has declared on two recent
public occasions that he will nnf
rest until provision has been made
for every needy person in his dio
cese.
He renewed this pledge before
the Professional Association of In
dustrialists at their eighth annual
meeting here. A few days previous
ly he made the same declaration
when he blessed the work of 500
volunteer workmen and industrial
contributors starting the construc
tion of a 50-pavillion Foyer de la
Charite (Fireside of Charity) for
the destitute of Montreal.
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