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BELLECHESTER, Minn. (NC)
—The first woman chosen for the
national Catholic Mother of the
Year award has received a spir
itual bouquet from later recipients
of the honor.
The presentation of the bouquet,
on an illuminated scroll, marked
the tenth anniversary of the first
award, and the recipient’s 99th
birthday. She is Mrs. Catherine J.
Bartholome of this city.
Mrs. Bartholome was chosen for
the first Catholic Mother award in
1942. The award is announced an
nually on the Feast of St. Monica,
patroness of Christian mothers,
May 4, which is also Mrs. Barthol
ome’s birthday. The award is made
by the National Catholic Confer
ence on Family Life.
Mrs. Bartholome is the mother
of Bishop Peter W. Bartholome, Co
adjutor of St. Cloud, and of Msgr.
John N. Bartholome, nastor of St.
Felix Church, Wabasha, Minn., who
will observe the 50th anniversary
of his ordination on May 14.
The spiritual bouquet contained
37 Masses. 23 Holy Communions,
199 ejaculations, 109 visits to the
Blessed Sacrament, 39 Rosaries and
seven Stations of the Cross.
In addition, Mrs. Bartholome re
ceived personal messages from the
Catholic mothers. Those who wrote
included Mrs. Catherine A. Loeff
ler, the Catholic Mother of 1949
Mrs. John Bauer, the Catholic
Mother of 1950 Mrs. Augustine B.
Kelley, who was voted the award
in 1944, and Mrs. Math Lies, the
Catholic Mother of 1947.
Mrs. John S. Reilly of New York,
president of the National Catholic
Conference on Family Life, also
signed the spiritual bouquet, and
wrote a congratulatory note to Mrs.
Bartholome.
Another letter came from the
Rev, Dr. Edgar Schmiedeier, O.S.B.,
director of the Family Life Bureau,
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence.
A native of Luxembourg, Mrs.
Bartholome came to this country
with her family when she was 11.
Her first home was in Wabasha,
where her priest-son is stationed.
After her marriage to Nicholas
Bartholome, she moved to a farm
here in Bellechester. Bishop Bar
tholome was her eleventh child.
Dennison Nuptials Apr. 23
DENNISON Miss Helen Trolio
of Dennison and Samuel Olivere
Jr., of Columbus, were married at
a Nuptial High Mass on April 23
in Immaculate Conception church.
Miss Trolio is a graduate of St.
Mary high school.
Plans Festival
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Francis avenue, Columbus, is chair
man of the Spring festival to be
held at Christ the King parish
Center, 2855 E. Livingston avenue,
next Tuesday, May 13. Mr. Joseph
Giantonio is co-chairman.
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PT A NOTES
Election of officers is scheduled
at the May 14 meeting of the St.
Francis parish, Columbus, PTA.
The session, beginning at 8 p.m.,
will be the last regular meeting of
the school term.
Members of the nominating com
mittee are Mrs. Gallagher, chair
man Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. Flood, Mrs.
Dean, and Mr. Calhoun.
The PTA of St. Mary Magda
lene parish, Columbus, will spon
sor a card party on Tues., May
20. Proceeds are to be used for
the entertainment of the school
boy patrol, the athletic teams,
and the eighth grade girls who
gave their« assistance in the
school cafeteria. Mrs. Frank
Crist is in charge of arrange
ments.
Election of officers will be
held at the next regular meeting
of the association on May 28. A
discussion on care of the eyes is
also included on the program.
Officers were elected for the
1952-53 school year when the St.
Ladislaus parish, Columbus, PTA
met recently. The southeast Lions
club presented visual aids to the
school at this meeting. Refresh
ments were served by the seventh
grade mothers.
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Newark Couple Wed
NEWARK—Miss Jane Hillbrant,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Hill
brant of 285 N. 11th street, and
Thomas K. Rubeck, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Rubeck of Rural
Route No. 4, were married at Nup
tial Mass in Blessed Sacrament
Church here recently. Mr. Rubeck.
former president of the CYO of
Blessed Sacrament parish, is a bro
ther of the Rev. Hubert Rubeck
of St. Luke’s Church, Danville, who
celebrated the Mass.
A Mother's Day breakfast will be
held at St. Mary Magdalene school
hall, Columbus,, on Sunday, May
11, following the 7:45 o’clock Mass.
The Rev. William Mottey, O.P., of
Aquinas high school, will be guest
speaker.
The event, sponsored by the
Rosary-Altar confraternity, includ
es reception of Holy Communion
by mother and daughter. Reserva
tions may be given to Mrs. John
Radish, RA. 7461 Mrs. H. H. Fish
er, RA. 6184 or Mrs. Frances Sex
ton, RA. 6677.
The PCCW of Holy Rosary
church, Columbus, is sponsor
ing a day of recollection for all
the women of the parish on
Wed., May 14, beginning with
the 9 o’clock Mass. A luncheon
will be served in the church hall.
Reservations will be accepted
until May 12 by the following
committee members: Mrs. Adri
an Durant, Mrs. W. J. Lawless,
and Mrs. Emil Wilhelm.
The regular monthly meeting
of the council will be held on
Thurs., May 22 at 8 p. m. Rev.
Fr. Thomas Sabrey will speak.
A ham dinner sponsored by the
PCCW of St. Mary church, Colum
bus, will be held in the school hall
May 18, from 12-6 p.m. Prices are:
adults $1, children 50c. Tickets
may be obtained from Mrs. James
Haas, chairman, DI. 4921, or Mrs.
Robert Whitman, ticket chairman,
GA. 9638.
regular monthly meeting
Elizabeth’s auxiliary No.
be held on Wed., May 14,
S. High street, Columbus,
The
of St.
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with Mrs. Julia Schneider pre
siding.
and enter
is in charge
whose last
the letters
The refreshment
tainment committee
of those members
names begin with
H-I-J-K. Mrs. Catherine Haus
berger is chairman with Mrs.
Florence Hueckel, co-chairman.
All members are invited to at
tend the May Crowning held
each year on the third Saturday
in May by the Donna Elizabeth
junior auxiliary of St. Elizabeth’s
No. 3.
The second annual banquet of
the Newman Association will be
held
p.m. in the new Ohio Union at
Ohio
Paul
church, Columbus, will be guest
speaker.
Thursday, May 15, at 6:45
State University. The Rev.
Corbett, O.P. of St. Patrick
Installation of officers and a
welcome to new graduates will be
featured. University faculty mem
bers and alumni will be present.
Preparations and arrangements
are in charge of Miss Fran Zuber
and Miss Ann Krupick. Reserva
tions can be made by calling LA
9758 or WA 9231 before May 11.
The regular monthly meeting
of the St. Mary Magdalene, Co
lumbus, Rosary-Altar confrater
nity was held May 8 in the school
hall.
The guest speaker was Ruth
Smith of the Merle Norman cos
metics studio in Columbus, who
presented a talk on face care and
make up.
COSHOCTON The next meet
ing of the NCCW group of Sacred
Heart parish will be held on Mon.,
May 26. A panel discussion on the
forming of study clubs featured a
recent meeting in the school hall.
Mrs. Charles Bell, international
relations chairman for the parish
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY. MAY .9
Plan Parish Homecoming
The homecoming of Our Lady of Victory parish scheduled for
Friday night, May 16, at Valley Dale, is receiving added interest
due to a poster contest entered by seventh and eighth grade students
of St. Agatha's and Our Lady of Victory schools. Admiring the
winning posters above are Mrs. Joseph Tritschler (left), chairman of
publicity Mrs. Paul M. Burke (center), chairman of gifts, and Mrs.
Lucille Miller, co-chairman of reservations. Winners in the contest
were James J. Tritschler, Our Lady of Victory, first Peggy Schramm
and Beth Chown, both of St. Agatha's, second and third respectively
Florence Lombardi, Gertrude Mahr, Louis Martin and Louis Corvo,
all of Our Lady of Victory, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh prizes.
Judges were the Misses Margaret Cunningham and Dorothea Greene
and William H. McGrath. Mrs. William L. Zuber, co-chairman of the
homecoming announced the winners. Alumnae of the high school
are aiding in the work. Among them are Mrs. William Flanagan and
Miss Mary Troy.
Of Interest To Women
■By Our Correspondents
council, was in charge of the pan
el, assisted by Mrs. Paul Freehill,
Mrs. Robert Holehouse, and Mrs.
B. F. Brehl.
Refreshments were served by the
social committee, Mrs. E. P. Hahn
and Mrs. Lottie Brink. A "Crazy
Auction" completed the program.
The home nursing service of
the Franklin County Red Cross
is announcing two classes to be
held in the headquarters class
room at 30 E. Town street, Co
lumbus. There is no charge for
the courses.
The ‘‘Mother and Child Care”
course giving instruction in the
care of the mother before the
birth of the baby and care of
the child during the first year,
will be held on Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons, 2-4 p. m.,
for a three week period. The
class will start on Tuesday, May
13 and will end Thursday, May
29.
A six lesson course in “Home
Care of the Sick” will start Mon.,
May 19. This class will meet on
Mondays
p.m., for
June 4.
FL. 1511.
and Wednesdays 1-3
three weeks, ending
For registration call
WAINWRIGHT Mrs. Cecil Mi
goni presided when the St. Therese
altar society met recently in the
parish hall. Mrs. Joseph Bonelli,
chairman of religious activity, ask
ed the members to take part in
the living rosary during the month
of May.
Mrs. Emilio Cardani, interna
tional relations chairman, reported
that a. package of food and cloth
ing was sent to the adopted fam
ily in Genoa. Italy.
The society agreed to sponsor, a
covered dish supper, in honor of
the mothers, at the next regular
meeting on Tuesday, May 27, at 6
p.m. Members are asked to invite
their mothers.
The May Crowning will take
place on Sunday, May 11 at 2 p.m.
Nancy Migoni will crown and Ger
aldine Berlendis will be the attend
ant.
It was announced that the annual
Corpus Christi procession will be
held on Sunday, June 15 at 4 p.m.
Plans for the coming spring fes
tival were discussed. The event is
scheduled for June 29.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Basi
letti, Mrs. Harold Edie, Miss Jose
phine Berlendis, and Mrs. Bert Car
dani. The door prize was won by
Mrs. Clarence Basiletti'.
COSHOCTON The Spalding
club of Sacred Heart parish will
hold its next meeting on Tues
day, May 13, with Miss Ann Ker
rigan acting as hostess. The book,
“Southwest Corner”, was re
viewed by Miss Helen Gorman
at the April 29 meeting when
Mrs. L. Sulcer was hostess.
JOHNSTOWN The Mass was
explained with the use of colored
slides at a recent meeting at the
Church of the Ascension. In charge
of the program were Miss An
toinette Lowery, Miss Mary Boland,
and Miss Helena McManus.
Dutch Novelist Converted
AMSTERDAM (NC) Mrs. M.
A. Douwes-Schmidt, a well-known
Dutch novelist who writes under
the name of Willy Corsari, has
been received into the Catholic
Church.
The Newman Mother’s club of
Ohio State University will hold a
luncheon at Newman Hall, 1946
Iuka Avenue, next Wednesday,
May 14, at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Will
iam B. Freas will serve as chair
man with Mrs. C. G. Auer as co
chairman.
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Mother of the Year for North Car
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tifical Mass here May 4. winding
up the convention of the North
Carolina Laymen’s Association and
the regional congress of the Con
fraternity of Christian Doctrine.
She is Mrs. Stephen V. Bonner,
a convert whose seven children in
clude a son studying for the priest
hood and a daughter who is a
member of the Oblate Sisters of
Providence. Mrs. Bonner, a resi
dent of Washington, N.C., was re
ceived into the Church more than
25 years ago by the Passionist Fa
thers.
Bishop Vincent S. Waters of
Raleigh presented an illuminated
plaque to North Carolina s Catho
lic Mother for 1952 at the May 4
Pontifical Mass. She was also to be
honored at the May 3rd evening
session of the joint convention in
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ton Duke Hotel.
An all-white committee of five
leaders of the Christian Home and
Family organization named Mrs.
Bonner for the mother of the year
title. Eligible for nomination
were Catholic mothers who are
practical Catholics and exemplify
by good example and character the
qualities of devoted Catholic moth
erhood. This is the sixth year the
award has been made.
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