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Aid Corpus Christi Parish Teams
A chicken dinner will be served Saturday, Nov. 4, from noon until
5 p.m. at Corpus Christi school cafeteria, Columbus, for the benefit
of the parish athletic fund. Sponsored by the PTA, the dinner is be
ing planned and will be served by mothers of youngsters who play on
the teams. In the photo are, left to right, Mrs. Clarence Miller, Coach
John E. Welch, and Mrs. George Ferris. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ferris
are co-chairmen of the event general chairman is Mrs. Lewis C.
Dulin.
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NEW DELHI—(NC)—Dr Abra
ham Stone of New York, planned
parenthood leader, is en route to
India to serve as a consultant in
family planning to the Indian Min
istry of Health. Dr. Stone was sent
by the World Health Organization
at the request of the Indian gov
ernment. it was stated.
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Eulers* Nazareth Novitiate
CIRCLEVILLE Miss Frances
Groom, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
J. E. Groom of Route No. 4, enter
ed the novitiate of the Sisters of
Charity of Nazareth, at Nazareth,
Ky., on her 21st birthday recently.
A member of St. Joseph’s parish,
she attended Circleville high
school and Ohio State University.
(Anna Shea. Correspondent)
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THE
Canadian Catholic
Women Urge Ban
On Comics
OTTAWA—(NC) The Catholic
Women’s League of Canada last
week called upon the Federal gov
ernment to control the flood of ob
jectionable “sex and love” comics
on Canadian newsstands.
The Canadian government more
than a year ago banned crime com
ics, and publishers turned to so
called "love” comics in greater vol
ume.
A wave of protest now sweeping
over the country stems chiefly
from the league’s efforts, it was
reported at its 31st annual conven
tion here.
The convention also condemned
"immoral dance frocks, bathing and
play*suits which arc often occasions
of grave sin.”
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Mount St. Joseph
Alumnae Schedule
Breakfast-Meeting
Members of the Mid Ohio chap
ter of Mt. St. Joseph College Alum
nae living in the Columbus area
will attend a breakfast-meeting
Sunday, Nov. 4, in the Athletic
Club following 10 o’clock Mass in
St. Joseph’s Cathedral, at which
Bishop Ready will preside.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Riiand T.
Winel, secretary to the F.ishop. will
speak at the breakfast. Expected
to attend are Sister Maria Corona,
S.C., dean of the college, and Sister
Mary Lea of the faculty.
Reservations for the affair are
being taken by Mrs. S. H. Bergman,
3186 Indianola avenue, and Mrs.
Paul Weilbacher, 1414 W. Third
avenue.
PTA NOTES
Our Lady of Victory PTA. Co
lumbus, will stage its Football
Frolic Nov. 10, from 8 p. m., until
midnight in the school auditorium.
Chairmen of the event are Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wolf. They will be assist
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sul
livan. co-chairmen, and the follow
ing committee members: Mr. and
Mrs. George Rechtin, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill O’Brien, Mr. and Mrs. William
Flanagan. Frank Sellinger, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Tritschler, Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Tweed, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Lang, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Sheehy, and Mr. and Mrs. William
L. Zuber.
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Parish Slates Parlies
Corpus Christi parish, Columbus,
is sponsoring a weekly series of
games parties on Thursdays at 8:15
p. m.’ The public is invited to take
part, members of the committee
said this week.
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Mrs Charles H. Hunsinger, new
'ly elected president of the Ave
Maria Society of St. Francis of As
sisi church, Columbus, presided at
the recent business meeting in the
school hall.
Other newly elected officers for
Cviuaiig y€ai* inFS twupii
Foeller, vice-president: Mrs. Harry
Dennis, secretary Mrs. Alfred
Dean, treasurer.
Committee chairmen are: Mr.-.
Edward Dague, Mrs. Edward Lon 4
enbaker, Miss Lola Drake and Mrs.
John Hartings.
A Hallowe'en social was held fol
lowing the meeting with Mrs. Hai
ry Boyd as chairman. She was as
sisted by Mrs. John Bennett, Mrs.
Gino Bracoloni, Mrs. Forrest Bui
well, Mrs. Earl Baird and Mrs. Les
ter Bennett, who acted as host
esses.
Women of the Rosary Altar so
ciety of Corpus Christi parish, Co
lumbus, will elect officers for the
coming two-year period at their
monthly meeting Tuesday. Nov. 6,
at 8 p. m. in the school hall. A so
cial hour will follow the meeting.
The Altar Society of Holy Name
church, Columbus, will have a tea
for old and new members Sunday,
Nov. 4. from 3-5 p.
church auditorium.
m. in the
president,
hostesses:
H. Bates,
Mrs. James Drake,
will have as assistant
Miss Eva Bailes, Mrs. L.
Mrs. Walter Botkin, Mrs. Francis
Clager, Mrs. John Donahoe, Mrs.
Robert Eviston, Miss Elizabeth
Fox, Mrs. James Fullin. Jr., Mrs.
Alex J. Glockner, Mrs. Henry 1m
walle, Mrs. Karl Kinstler, Mrs. W.
F. Kinsella. Mrs. L. P. McCann,
Miss Helena McManus, and Mrs.
Lawrence Schreller.
Miss Mary McManus, a member
ship chairman, is in charge of ar
rangements and Mrs. Alexander
McIntosh and Miss Mary Blakeley
will preside at the tea table.
The students oi St. Mary’s high
school, Columbus, will entertain
the PTA with a talent show Nov.
8 at 8 p. m. in the school hall.
Mothers of the 7th and 8th grade
pupils
social
will be hostesses for the
hour.
Council of Catholic Women
Joseph parish, Dover, elect-
The
of St.
ed Mrs. Albert Pfister, president
Mrs. Charles Casagram, vice pres
ident Mrs. Kenneth Parsons, sec
retary, and Mrs. John Baio, treas
urer, at a meeting in the school
hall last week.
Miss Jean Fondreist, religious
activities chairman, reported on
the workshops she attended at the
convention in Columbus Oct
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Of Interest To omen
Our Correspondents
and Mrs. Baio reported on the
Catholic Chanties workshop.
Representatives from the
study clubs—Loyola, Blessed
tin, St. Anthony and Regina—were
present and heard Rev. Father Da
vid, the council’s spiritual adviser,
speak on ‘Unity and Cooperation
Through Charity.”
The social committee un- made
up of Mrs. John .vihlemmer, Mrs.
Robert Hartz. Mrs.filler Munja
and Mrs. Carmel i^ntonelli.
Mrs. Robert Hartz, vice presi
dent ol the Regina study club of
St. Joseph parish, Dover, gave a
paper, “Rebirth of the Soul, the
Sacrament of Baptism," at. a meet
ing in the home of Mrs. Vincent
Bernard last week. Mrs. John
ler was the hostess.
Mothers of
Zel
pro
Ba L-
Under the direction of the
gram chairman, Mrs. Edward
zoli, current events were discussed
by Mrs. Dick Dunham. Mrs. Gerald
Schneider, Miss Catherine Mathy,
and Mrs. Glen Jentes. (Dorothy J.
Hisrich, correspondent.
The next regular meeting of the
St. Monica's Altar sodality of St.
Augustine’s Church. Columbus,
wilL be held on Nov. 8. at 8 p. m.
in the school hall.
Mrs. John Joyce will be chair
man, and Mrs. Albert Lind, Sr,
co-chairman for the social which
follows the meeting.
Doctor Harold Grimm, professor
of history at Ohio State Univer
sity. will speak on World Affairs’’
at a joint meeting of the Parisn
Council of Catholic Women
the Holy Name society of St.
tha's parish, Columbus. Nov.
8 p. m. in the school hall.
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7, at
Social committee members for
the meeting will be Mrs. Sam Lo
castro, Mrs. George Sharp, Mrs. J.
P. Uebbing, Mrs. R. E. Mathews,
Mrs. W. A. Cushing, Mrs. Thomas
Edmundson, Mrs. William McGrath,
Mrs. Frank Callahan, Mrs. Walter
Zwigard, Mrs. Stephen Bowser,
Mrs. Robert Lape, Mrs. Eugene
Coyle and Mrs. E. J. Billman.
The Mothers’ Club of the Phi
Kappa Fraternity will sponsor its
first luncheon and card party of
the season on Wednesday, Nov 7,
at 1 p. at the Chapter house. 98
14th avenue.
Hostesses for the event will be
the new officers. Mrs. E. R. Kegel
meyer. president Mrs. John Nes
ser, vice president, and Mrs.
George Caspar, secretary-treasurer.
Hoiv Do
Members of the Aquinas Mothers' club, Columbus, are getting ready
for their annual bazaar and dinner to be held at the school, 557 Mt.
Vernon avenue, Thursday, Nov. 8, with roast beef dinner served from
5 to 8 p. m. Shown above are Mrs. N. D. Gallagher of St. Francis'
parish, left, dinner chairman, and Mrs. Sylvester Sinacola of Holy
Rosary parish, co-chairman. Mrs. John P. Dorsey, president of the
club, is general chairman of the event. Other committee heads in
clude: Mmes. Roger L. Swepston, A. W. Verhoff, George McCaffrey,
C. R. Thiel, W. B. Kent, Jr., Paul Kemmerer, P. J. Riley, and Joseph
Reige.
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the new pledges will
guest
be the honor
four
Mar-
12 of the Friends of
be entertained at a
Group No.
St. Rita will
luncheon on Nov. 6 at the home of
Mrs. John Frey, 652 Hanford
street. Columbus.
featured the
Ladies’ Aux
of St. John,
Election of officers
recent meeting of the
iliary of the Knights
Zanesville.
The following officers were
elected: Mrs. William Hempfling,
president: Mrs. Herbert Scholl. 1st
vice president Mrs. Lillian Toole,
2nd vice president Miss Louise
Metzger, recording secretary Miss
Jean Armbrust. financial secretary
Miss Rowena Schneider, treasurer,
Miss Betty Plants, Mrs. Steven Mai
esich, sentinels Mrs. Dorothy Mor
ris, guard Mrs. R. E. Dusenberry,
Mrs. Frank Yerman and Mrs. Fred
Paul, trustees.
meeting
held in
William
Supreme
of the or
Zanesville
Renner of
President,
The district
ganization was
recently. Mrs.
Columbus, the
was a guest. Members of the Aux
iliary were present from Newark,
Lancaster, Columbus and Logan.
(Marie Mattingly, correspondent)
The Altar society of St. Mary's,
Groveport, elected new officers at
a recent meeting. They were: Mrs.
Ed Dyer, president Mrs. James
Fagan, vice president Mrs. Laroy
Pflaum, secretary, and Mrs. Mar
tin Scanlon, treasurer.
Reports from the recent conven
tion were given, and plans for pro
jects for the coming year were
discussed.
and
Mrs. Floyd Pettibone and Mrs.
Albert Alspaugh were selected
chairmen of a card party
held in November. (Mrs.
Pflaum, correspondent)
to be
Laroy
The Altar and Rosary society of
St. Peter's church. Millersburg,
elected the following officers at a
recent meeting: Mrs. Georgia Artz
ner, president Mrs. Mildred Mraz,
vice president Miss Bertha Bern
ard, secretary and Miss Joan
Straits, treasurer.
The society has oeen invited to
a Hallowe'en masquerade by the
Altar and Rosary society of St.
Peter and Paul’s, Glenmont. (Mrs.
Johana Bernard, correspondent)
The new officers of the Spalding
Club. Coshocton, are: Mrs. Leroy
Sulcer, president Miss Frances
Weaver, vice president Miss Ann
Kerrigan, s e e a y-treasurer.
(Mary K. Royer, correspondent)
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(TAX INC.)
Retreat Master
The Rev. William McMahon, S.J.,
above will be in charge of the
retreat for women to be held at
the Shrine of the Little Flower
beginning Friday, Nov. 9 at 6 p.
m. and continuing
Nov. 11, at 5 p. m.
the faculty of St.
school, Cleveland,
many retreats at
women's retreat house at Fre
mont, O. Retreats for women at
the Shrine are sponsored by the
Columbus Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women. Reservations
may be made by calling the
Shrine (DO. 1611).
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until Sunday,
A member of
Ignatius high
he has given
"The Pines,"
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Nesser
Married for 50 Years
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Nesser of 715
E. Starr avenue, Columbus, cele
brated their golden wedding an
niversary Oct. 23. They were mar
red in St. Peter’s Church Oct. 23.
190L by the late Rev. Hugh Ewing.
A recepNon in St. Peter's hall
marked the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Nesser have seven
daughters and two sons, and 28
grandchildren.
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Mission al Millersburg
MILLERSBURG A one-week
mission began last Sunday, Oct. 28,
at St. Peter’s Church here. Con
ducting the exercises is the Rev.
James Cleary, a member of the
missions band of the Oblates of
Mary Immaculate at West Jeffer
son.
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