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Booster Drive Continues
NEW LEXINGTON Honor stu
dents at St. Aloysius Academy, ac
cording to report cards issued last
week, are: Barbara Koonts and
Katherine Koch, seniors: Gay Cot
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Catherine Sabatino, and Rosemary
Burke, sophomores and Mary
Elizabeth Smith, Janice Stalter,
Madonna Hankinson, Anthony
Missimi, and Lloyd Ousley, fresh
men.
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were continuing their drive for
Student Athletic Association
Boosters. Sale of booster tickets
is mounting, they reported, show
ing that Perry county residents
are enthusiastic about the spirit
and performance of St. Aloysius’
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By Father Halford
Th* Saint of th* Week
St Elizabeth of Hungary was a
silver cradle bahy who became a
saint the hard way. She had only
24 years to do it in, too It was a
Middle Age custom to get the girls
married off in a hurry, so she was
delivered to her husband Louis IV
when she was but thirteen. Al
though she didn’t pick him, she
loved him with devotion. While he
was away on the Crusade, his lov
ing parents booted Elizabeth out,
and she had to take refuge in a
pigsty. She was called back to her
husband’s home, but he died and
left her with four children. Don’t
get the idea that royalty is all
gold. Elizabeth became a saint be
cause she knew that it was
only true royalty.
On* More Addition
essentials of life now
food, clothing, shelter
The
Hold It
Some people tatk about the im
patience of youth. What they mean
is the ambition of youth that seems
brook no opposition. That is
good as far as it goes, but there
are a few things that do not turn
out as expected. In those cases it
is well to remember that whatever
cannot be remedied might as wed
be accepted with patience. Then a
person doesn’t groan or sigh, he
just digs in and offers the diffic
ulty to God for whatever purpose
has in mind. It is much more
Christian that way and much eas
ier on the blood pressure.
Flying Corks from the Pop House
“He is no hero he said it wasn’t
his conscience that was hot, it was
his feet that were cold.”
Each Little Letter
Some people have a lot of trou
ble with spelling. They feel that
they don’t do a very good job with
it, but they think it doesn’t matter
much because it won’t show. The
sad part of it is that it does show
more often than they think. A per
son just can’t go through life witty
out writing at least little notes.
Sometimes even these little
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in vain for a key that makes a tit
tle wiggle to cover up an “e” or an
“i” that has to follow something.
The best solution of the problem is
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their spelling. If you have to write
them, you will know for sure. The
letters that the boys in service
write back home are wonderful
and interesting, but even a fond
mother won’t show them to an out
sider if there are mistakes in them
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Spensers
One of the nicest things that
can happen to a person is to be
a sponsor at Baptism. It could hap
pen to you almost anytime, so you
ought to think it over. The polite
thing to do is to accept, but the ac
ceptance means much more than
just being at the church in time to
take part in the ceremony. It
means that yep are assuming obli
gations to your God-child. You
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ca, Columbia and Capitol. SOLI
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A conviction is what a student
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quests a play-back.
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some fires are not confined to fur
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too many tragedies along this line,
so please watch it. If you want to
meet the firemen, stop in at the
station, don’t have them call on
you.
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Persons who spend Thanksgiv
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For Young Adults
The Wright Brothers, Pioneers of
American Aviation, by Quentin
Reynolds. New York, Random
House.
When Wilbur and Orville Wright
were young boys, they made their
own sled with the help of their
mother. Their interest and skill in
making things grew until the boys
were men. AU their lives the
Wright brothers had thought about
making a flying machine. In 1903
at Kitty Hawk their dreams came
true. They had completed a ma
chine that could actually fly al
though the greatest scientist of the
day said it tould not be done. The
story of the Wright Brothers is a
warm story of a closely knit, happy
family as well as a fascinating story
of two of the greatest inventors
of all time. Good reading in prep
aration for the Sesquicentennial in
1953.—P.M.
Made in India, by Cornelia Spen
cer. New York, Knopf.
Cornelia Spencer has succeeded
in bringing to life the true story
of a great but little known land in
her book, Made in India.
India influences e world more
than is realized. Her love for mu
sic, beautiful products produced
by her people, strange stories pass
ed down through the ages, unusual
games played by the boys and girls
are sent to the New’ World by
India, making us more conscious
Of this strange country.
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American Education week was especially important to the students of
St. Leo's school, Columbus, as they became the owners of a 274 set
filmstrip library covering most of their curriculum material. The li
brary, the gift of the Southeast Lions Service club, is one of a series
of protects sponsored by the group for neighborhood schools. The gift
wes on display this week as parents end friends of the students visit
ed the school which was having "open house" during the event. Pic
tured above ere, left to right, Petrick Phillips, Joseph Schneider,
Mary Egger end Join Egger. The Lions club annual paper sale this
yeer is on Dec. 7.
-----Library Notes-----
Aircraft Inventors Started
Careers by Building Sled
From the Department of Library Science
College of St. Mery of the Springs
Cornelia Spencer unfolds dra
matically the contributions India
has made to world culture and
civilization.
Allen Lewis’ illustrations inter
pret the text and add to the enjoy,
ment which old and young alike
will get while reading about the
fabulous land. India.—K.A.
For The Children
You and Atomic Energy, by John
Lewellen. Children's Press. Dis
tributed in Columbus by the Has
lup School Agency.
This juvenile book is attractively
bound and finished. Cartoon-like
drawings and diagrams by Lois
Fisher, and the non-technical text
explaining the development and
use of atomic energy make it suit
able for the ten-year-old and older
(Grown-ups with “not-too-scicntific
minds can learn a great deal from
this book). The appendix includes
an illustrated glossary of terms
dealing with the subject matter,
and a periodic table of elements,
atomic numbers and symbols.—L.H.
Dozens of Cousins, story by Mabel
Watts: pictures by Roger Duvoisin.
New York. Whittelsey House (Mc
Graw-Hill).
The Singles of Boston create
quite a sensation as they tour the
w orld in search of Great-Grandma’s
other China cat. All the charms
of foreign customs are brought in
to play as they disembark at Eng
land. Scotland, Ireland, and var
ious other intriguing points. A
geographic study which will in
terest the adventure-seeking child
—or adult, as well. Bon voyage!
—M.B.S.
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SCHRECK—Joseph, 48, formi
351 Sandusky street. Colum
iov. 8. Holy Family church.
SCHLOSS, Mrs. Effie M., 96,
463 E. Sycamore street, Columbu
Nov. 12, St. Mary’s church. Su
vivors: three sons, John. Phill
and Conrad. Columbus thn
daughters, Mrs. Bertha Fox ar
Mrs. Christina Rhoades of Colur
bus. and Mrs Barbara Cook of Di
Moines, Iowa.
ADAMS, Isaiah H., 71, of 467
Stanley avenue, Columbus, Nov. 5,
Si. Mary's church. Survivors: his
wife, Mrs. Emma Adams, a daugh
ter, two sons, a sister and four
grandchildren.
FISHER. Miss Emma E
Chillicothe. Nov.
church. Survivors
and one sister.
Peter
one
brother
FATH. Robert J., 46. of 130 Ar
den road, Columbus, Nov. 4, Im
maculate Conception church. Sur
vivors: six sisters nd one brother
REEB. Mrs. Sophia, 62. of 637
Champion avenue, Columbus. Nov
4. St. John Evangelist churth. Sur
vivors: one daughter, and three
brothers.
COSTELLO, James. 87. of 31
Dakota avenue. Columbus. Nov.
Holy Family church.
KERIN. Miss Clara C., 17. of 6
Miller avenue. Columbus, Nov.
Holy Rosary church. Survivors:
mother. Mrs. Frances Kerin and
FRYMUTE. Mrs. Ernestine. 74,
Jacksontown. Nov. 10. St. Francis
de Sale church, Newark Survivors:
son, a granddaughter and a great
granddaughter
BILLINGTON. Mrs. Catherine
(Schafer). 52, of 3574 Karl road.
Columbus. Nov. 10. St. James the
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nd two grandchildren.
Dora, 76, of 406
Columbus, Nov.
i, St. Francis church. Survivors:
brother and sister.
John B., of 2631 N.
?t, Columbus, Nov. 12
church. Survivors: hij
several nieces and
Mary E., 61, of
Columbus, Nov.
HEEHA
S. Fifth
10 St. Mary’s church. Survivors:
hree sisters.
SHAY, Harry G., 85. of 1186 S.
Front street. Columbus, Nov
St. Leo’s church. Survivors:
wife, Clara a daughter and
sons two grandchildren and
two
two
Genoveffa,
1098
lolumbus
Peters avenuP, Columbus. Nov. 13,
St. John the Baptist church. Sur
vivors: her husband Azzolino two
sons, two brothers and two sisters.
X)N. Joseph S., 64, of New
rigton, Nov. 7, St. Rose church,
ivors: three brothers and two
BENNETT, Thomas W. 86. New
Lexington, St. Rose hurch. Surviv
ors: his wife, Eudora
three grandchildren.
son and
I Route 2,
Lourdes
ons, nine
and-
ROAHR1G, John, 86. of
Coshocton, Our Lady of
church. Survivors: two s
grandchildren and 20 grei
children.
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