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P.T.A. NOTES
DENNISON—Mrs. Francis Eisen
man was elected president at a
recent meeting of the P'rA of St
Mary’s school, Dennison. Also
elected were Anthony Ren, vice
president, and David Wright, treas
urer.
Room awards were won by Sis
ter Marie Bernadette in the ele
mentary school and Sister Joseph
Inez in the high school. The meet
ing was opened by the Rev. Hugh
Gilbert, pastor of Immaculate Con
ception church, after which the
teachers were introduced to the
parents Plans for the coming year
were formulated.
NEW LEXINGTON—The next
meeting of the PTA of St. Rose
parish. New Lexington, is slated
for Oct. 21. At the last meeting,
held recently in the school hall,
the following newly elected offi
cers were installed:
Mrs. Aloysius Beshara, presi
dent Mrs. George Horn, vice
president Mrs. Emil Hecker,
secretary and Mrs. Arthur
Chute, treasurer.
The following committees were
named for the coming year:
program: Mrs. Rbnald T. Shoup,
assisted by Sister M. Rosalie,
principal, and Mrs. Robert G.
Tague, and Mrs. Mell G. Under
wood, Jr.
First Friday Breaklast: Mrs.
Allen Koonts. assisted by Mrs.
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Mrs. Art Dunn, Mr. and Mrs.
Dan McIUroy and Mr. and Mrs.
Vince Hankinson.
Hospitality: Mrs Alonzo Wai
tors, assisted by Mrs. Mary C.
Harrison and Mrs. Joseph Cu
man.
ZANESVILLE—Mrs. C. B. Sous
ley, president of the PTA of St
Thomas parish, Zanesville, named
the following committees at a re
cent meeting at the school: Bud
get and finance Eugene De
Temple, Mrs. F. Burger, Mrs. J.
Mahle. John Bintz health, Mrs.
William Wolfe, Mrs. Chris Baum
hospitality. Miss Mary Dulan, Mrs.
J. Bintz, Mrs. Paul Snider. Mrs.
Roy Koechlin legislation, Mrs. B.
J. O’Leary membership. Mrs.
Curtis Sousley magazine, Mrs.
Harry Core procedure and by
laws, John Rericha program, Mrs.
Paul Brasseur L. E. Hillis, pub
licity—bulletin. Mrs. John Bintz
press, Mrs. Russell Cooper, radio.
Mrs. Howard Kendrick head room
mother. Mrs. William Grosenberg.
Parent and family education,
Mrs. Jack Mahle welfare, Mrs
Paul Snider, Mrs. Roy Koechlin,
cafeteria. Mrs. Denzil Hammers
historian. Mrs. Ray Dusenberry
safety, J. William Imlay recrea
tion, noontime, 7th and 8th grade
dancing, Mrs. Vincent McIntire,
Mrs. J. O’Leary, Mrs. T. J.
Killeen telephone, Mrs. Thomas
Raymond, Jr. representative,
NCCW, Mrs. R. I. ♦Herman repre
sentative council. Miss Mary Du
lan, teacher Mrs. Robert McNee
ly, parent music, Sister M. Fran
cis Raphael. O. P. nominating.
Mrs. John Bintz, chairman: J. Wil
liam Imley Mrs. Howard Ken
drick.
The monthly meetings of the
PTA of Corpus Christi church,
Columbus, have been changed
from Sunday afternoon to the
second Friday of each month.
Next scheduled meeting is Fri
day, Oct. 10, at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday, Oct. 12. the PTA will
sponsor a pork dinner for the
benefit of the athletic teams.
Committee members are: Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Welch. Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Lewis, Mr. and Mrs.
John Dolby, Mr. and Mrs. George
Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. William
Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
French. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Hammerstein. and Mr. and Mrs.
John Wittenmeier.
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The PTA of St. Mary’s parish,
Columbus, will meet Thursday,
Oct. 9 in the school hall at 8 p.
m. Movies will be shown and re
freshments will be served.
LANCASTER Albert Steiner.
Jr., is president of the PTA of St.
Mary's parish, Lancaster. Other
officers are Carl Robb, vice-presi
dent Mrs. Joseph Ehrler, secre
tary and Mrs. Eleanor Evans,
treasurer.
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The second annual school lunch
workshop will be held Mon., Oct.
13, at Christ the King School, 2777
E. Livingston avenue, Columbus..
Principal speaker will be Oscar
Beyer, area field supervisor, Unit
ed States Department of Agricul­
Installation of newly elected of
ficers will be the main business
when the Catholic Big Sisters As
sociation of Columbus holds its
first dinner meeting of the Fall
Season Tuesday, Oct. 7. It will be
held at the Columbus Maenner
chor, 966 S. High street.
To be Installed are Frances Per
ry, president, and Hazel Curran,
vice-president. They will be assist
ed by Florence Voelker, secretary,
and Edna Mantz, treasurer, both of
whom are serving their second
term in office.
After a brief account of past
summer events of the organization,
plans for future activities will be
discussed.
LONDON The annual home
coming. a highlight of parish so
cial activities of St. Patrick’s
church, London, in past years,
has been revived and will be
held this year on Wednesday,
Oct. 15.
The affair uill be held on the
convent grounds on State Routes
42 and 142.
MILLERSBURG Members of
the Altar-Rosary Society of St.
Peter's church. Millersburg, have
voted to sponsor a spaghetti din
ner sometime in October. The ac
tion was taken at the first meeting
of the group which was held re
cently in the church hall.
At the meeting, lunch was serv
ed by a committee consisting of
Mrs. Bertha Bernard. Mrs. Lena
Kendall and Mrs. John Richey.
LONDON New officers have
been chosen to head the Altar
Rosary Society of St. Patrick’s
church. London, which has been
reactivated after a lapse of sev
eral years. They are:
Mrs. James Kaveney. presi
dent Mrs. Alfred Langen. vice
president and Mrs. Jacob Ben
haus, secretary-treasurer.
MILLERSBURG Members of
the Altar-Rosary Society of St. Pe
ter’s church. Millersburg, who at
tended the recent Deanery meeting
at Dennison were Mrs. William
Straits, Mrs. Cecil Artzner, Mrs.
Edward Miller and Mrs. Josephine
Hess.
COSHOCTON The following
officers were re-elected to serve
during the coming year at a
meeting of the Northern Dean
ery, DCCW. held recently in Im
maculate Conception church hall,
Dennison:
Jean Fondriest, Dover, presi
dent Mrs. Mary Wade. Newark,
vice-president Mrs. J. J. Mur
phy. Dennison, secretary Mrs.
Joseph Dete, Newark, treasurer.
Speakers at the meeting in
cluded the Rev. William Kap
pes, Diocesan Consultant for the
Committee Cooperating with
Catholic Charities The Right
Rev. Msgr. John W. Kerrigan,
pastor of Sacred Heart church.
Coshocton and Mrs. David Tow
ell. Chillicothe, Diocesan Chair
man for Catholic Charities.
Opening prayer was given by
the Rev. Ralph Dermody, pastor
of St. Therese church, Wain
wright, and the address of wel
come was given by the Rev.
Hugh Gilbert, pastor of Immac
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Getting ready for the second annual school luncheon workshop which opens here Oct. 13, are Mrs.
Mary Frederick, cook at Christ the King Victor Warken, state supervisor of community distribution
and Mrs. Ruth Kline, cook at Christ the King.
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aration of hams, chickens and oth
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Miss Jeanette Hampton who will
discuss menu planning. Sister Rose
Cloe, C.S.F., will speak on “What
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ulate Conception church, Denni
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Glee Club of Sacred Heart church.
New Philadelphia, augmented by
ten new members, will appear on
its first radio broadcast Sunday,
Oct. 12, over WGER. It will be
sponsored by the Knights of Co
lumbus. Plans are also being laid
for a concert to be held next
month in Zanesville.
JOHNSTOWN New officers
for the coming year at the
Church of Ascension. Johns
town, Altai Rosary Society, were
elected at the first Fall meeting
recently.
They are: Mrs. Robert Pat
ton. president Mrs. Peter Mc
Garvey, vice-president Howard
Myers, secretary-treasurer Har
ry Lloyd, religious activities Er
nest DeRemer, social activities
Wilbur Smith, PTA Paul Mills,
international e I a i o ns and
Veronica Bourgiors, Catholic
charities.
A social and get-together for
members of the parish is plan
ned for Tuesday, Oct. 7, in the
church basement.
DOVER Gerry Baio was chos
en president when the St. Maria
Goretti Study club met recently.
Kathleen Murray was chosen sec
retary-treasurer and Barbara Mun
jas as reporter.
The Altar-Rosary Society and
PCCW of Corpus Christi church.
Columbus, will hold its annual
tea for all the women of the
parish and their friends Sunday,
Oct. 5, at 2 p.m. at the church.
The Rev. George T. Wolz, S.T.D.,
of St. Charles college, will be
guest speaker at the church serv
ices which will close with Sol
emn Benediction.
Eleanor Orf and Mrs. Theo
dore Griensenbrock have been
appointed chairmen of the tea
which will be held in the social
hall following church services.
They will be assisted by the fol
lowing committee chairmen:
Mrs. Otto Feldmeirer, Mrs.
Raymond Scholl. Mrs. George
Ferris, Mrs Flora Heslop, Mrs.
Paul McCarley, Mrs. William
Bighouse. Mrs. Leo Hoffman and
Mrs. Paul Breitfeller. Presiding
at the tables will be Mrs. Clovis
Schall, Mrs. Frank Feist, Mrs.
John Welch and Mrs. Frank
Beikelman.
The next meeting of the Al
tar-Rosary Society will be held
Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the social
hall.
The regular monthly meeting of
St. Elizabeth’s Auxiliary No. 3
Knights of St. John will be held
Wednesday, Oct. 8. at 581 S. High
street, Columbus. Nomination of
officers for the coming year will
take place.
Mrs. Betty Scheibcl is chairman
and Mrs. Catherine Sachs is co
chairman of the refreshment and
entertainment committees.
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the School Lunch Program Means
to Children.”
Among the groups who have
been invited to attend are: pastors
two Sisters from each school in the
Diocese P.T.A. members, anr
cooks and lunch room managers.
JOHNSTOWN Mrs. Frank
Paige was chosen delegate of
the Church of the Ascension,
Johnstown, to the DCCW con
vention in Columbus in October.
The members of the PCCW and
the Altar-Rosary Society of St.
Catharine s church. Columbus, will
attend Mass and receive Holy Com
munion Sunday, Oct. 5, at the 7:30
a m. Mass.
The regular monthly meeting
will be held Wednesday, Oct. 8 at
8 p.m. in the school hall. Mrs. D.
Bush is in charge of the social
hour which will follow.
Wednesday, Oct. 15, has been
reserved at the Shrine of the Little
Flower, Reynoldsburg, for the
members to attend a day of rec
ollection, beginning at 9:30 a m.
and closing at 2:30 p.m.
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Catholic Library
Unit Plans First
Meeting Of Year
The Columbus Unit of the
Catholic Library Association will
hold its first meeting of the school
year at the Pontifical College
Josephinum on Saturday, Oct. 11,
at 2 p. m. Reverend Anthony
Kleinschmitt, librarian at the
Josephinum, will give an illustrat
ed talk—A summary of Six Weeks
In Europe. The Koberger Bible,
printed in Germany in 1483 W'll
he on display and a member of the
library Staff will give a short talk
about the bible.
The National conference of the
Catholic Library Association will
be held in Columbus at the Desh
ler-Wallick Hotel April 1953.
There will be a social hour and
the Josephinum Choir will enter
tain.
Club Schedules Mixer
The Newman Graduate and
Alumni Association will open its
fall program Friday evening, Oct.
3, with an open house and mixer
at the Catholic Student Center.
1946 Iuka Avenue, beginning at
8:00 P. M. Joseph John is the so
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graduate students and alumni are
invited to come.
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Catholics taught by the Rev Mi
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MARION A series of pulpit
dialogues was conducted in St.
Mary Church Monday through Fri
day, Sept. 22 26. by the Rev Ed
ward Gleason C.S.P.. and the Rev.
James B. Corbett. C.S.P.
This form of instruction is an
approach to religious questions
with both priests in the sanctuary
at the same time but occupying dif
ferent pulpits. One speaker ad
vances the current objections and
popular difficulties encountered by
the non-Catholic in the understand
ing- of the Catholic teaching, and
the other explains the teachings of
the Catholic Church regarding the
subject treated.
Both priests are from Toronto,
Canada and belong to the
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Echenrode’s Furniture Store
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Forty-eight years of service to Columbus and Central Ohio home
makers is the record established by the Echenrode Furniture company
of Columbus.
From a modest two room beginning to the three-building oper
ation of today is the achievement which good furniture has accom
plished.
This popular home furnishings firm, of which J. W. Echenrode is
president, and E. Echenrode is vice-president, is located at 236
S. High street.
Echenrode’s specializes in quality furniture and carries many na
tionally advertised lines such as Kroehler, Mengel, Hotpoint. Bigelow
and others.
As a service to its customers, Echenrode’s offer free delivery in
central Ohio and as always, carry all of their own accounts.
As a special feature of the 48th anniversary sale which is now in
progress. Echenrode’s are giving away free an outstanding and very
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hospital. Columbus, will celebrate
the 25th anniversary of her relig
ious profession as a member of the
Sisters of the Poor of St. Francis
Monday. Oct. 6
The Rev. Baldwin Shulte, O.F.M.,
of Peoria. DI., will offer the jubilee
High Mass on that day in the hos
pital chapel at 9 a m. The Rev.
James Kulp. Diocesan Director of
the Society for the Propagation of
the Faith, will deliver the sermon.
Sister Corona, formerly of
Brooklyn. N. Y., has served for the
past four years as supervisor of
the department of surgery at St.
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