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May They Rest In Peace
RR0WN, Leo M., 58, Dearborn,
Mich., Nov. 28, St. Patrick church,
London. Survivors: his wife,
abeth two sisters and four
thers.
bro
1412
HOFFMAN, F. George, 55,
Oakwood avenue, Columbus,
29. Corpus Christi church. Surviv
ors his wife. Mae a brother, two
nieces and four nephews.
SEBRIG. Grace.
road, Columbus,
Christi church,
husband. Frank
mother, three sisters and six grand
children.
CUTCHER, Ida Reinhard. 78. Ma
ple Heights, O., Nov. 29. St. Au
gustine church. Columbus. Surviv
ors: a brother and several nieces
and nephews.
FIRTH, Samuel. 67. 566 Lancas
ter road. Buckeye Lake, Nov. 30.
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel church
Survivors: his wife. Margaret two
daughters and five brothers.
THE
BURKLEY & SON
co.
INSURANCE
and
BONDS
SINCE 1897
Always At Your Service
145 N. High AD. 3288
Gift seekers
see our
-HGINS
ELGIN ikt
Lay-Away Now For Christmas
OPEN MON. and THURS.
EVENINGS
501 Eaton Avenue
GUGLIELMI, Ralph. 66,
Cleveland avenue, Columbus.
30, St. John the Baptist church.
Survivors: his wife. Panfilia: four
sons, two daughters, 13 grandchil
dren, a brother and two sisters.
George J. Igel and Company, Inc
Crane Service—Excavating
COLUMBUS 8, OHIO
RALPH J. KRAMER. SR.
-STEEPLEJACKS-
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Specialists In
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PAINTING CAULKING
WE GO ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
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Rosaries, Bibles, Medals
Something For Every Member
Of The Family
De Mers
RELIGIOUS GOODS
1662 E. Main St EV. 3048
2056
St.
Zl LANDT, George K., 46.
Louis. Mo., Nov. 29, Holy
church, Columbus. Survivor
and his mother.
a son
Mama
O., 65
2, St. Thomas
Survivors: his
REYNEAU, Paul
ronich, N. Y., Dec.
church. Zanesville,
wife, Margaret two
59, 1689 Refugee
Nov. 29. Corpus
Survivors her
two sons, her
BRESNAHAN, Mary Ann, 88
570 E. Main street. Chillicothe
Dec. J. St. .Mary church. Survix
ors: a son and four daughters.
HARTER. Henry C., 21, 952
Franklin avenue. Columbus, Dec.
1. St. Patrick church. Survivors:
his mother, stepfather and a bro
ther.
DeLOTELLE. William J., 79. 508
5th street. Portsmouth. Nov. 28. St.
Mary church. Survivors: a son. a
granddaughter, a brother and five
sisters.
MONTAVON. John B., 56. 1402
29, St. Mary church. Survivors: his
wife, Mary his stepmother, a bro
ther and four sisters.
Dr. Kov Marshall
atsoii's Tonight
On December 1. 1949. the Ford
Dealers of America did the un
precedented in hiring a college
professor to explain the line points
of their new car to television view-
Roy K. Marshall, formerly director
of the Astronomy Department at
is still working for the same spon
sor and has established himself in
the new medium as one who can
explain the most scientific princi
pies in language that any TV view
er can understand.
‘‘Technical language,”
Marshall, ‘‘should be
when the subject, is being discuss
ed among those xvho know it. I try
to explain the functions and ad
vantages of the various parts ol
the Ford car in the same niannei
in which I’d like to have an un
familiar subject explained to me.
I try not to make the mistake of
underestimating the intelligence of
In addition to explaining his
sponsor’s product every Thursday
exening on NBC-TV at 9:30 p. m.
during the “Ford Theatre,'1 Dr.
Marshall is educational director of
television station WFILTV in Phil
adelphia and conducts his ow
show, “The Nature ot Thing:
guest of Watson ford. 1281
High st, on the evening of Dei
The publiu&is invited to hear
meet Dr. Marshall at that tini
When he started his telex
work for the Ford Motor Com]
Dr. Marshall was commuting
a week from hrs other posit it
But. the new medium soon took
over most of his time and he had
to resign from the I niversity. In
establishing himself
standing teacher Dr. Marshall al
ways felt that he must first of all
be a good entertainer. Me has car
ried the same principle over to
television and it has serxed him
well. Adv.
"why draw the line at
in the Manger?’’
an
RICHARD D. KRAMER
Wt Now Have Added Fireplace Wood
To Our Line Of Quality Fuels
YALE COAL COMPANY
AD. 1277
281 W Mound St Columbus, Ohio
jik
THE CATHOL
iimali
campaign to get merchantj to
orate store xwindows in ways
best exempli y the Christim sp
of Christmas
Its 1 a in pa i 4ii is receivu •k
spread coo| oration Iroi
chants. In t\in stores, dis
china and si ver are built aroi
the idea of ie “Honored
Christmas.”
Other stor ?s are choosi 1g th
displays to how the sigilifica
of trimming the Christmas li
praying at the Christmas crib.
oling the nt ws of Chris ’s bi
and lighting the Christmas canc
a z-a
(.ard4
III ,S|) Illi
MADRID -A campaign 1 or
use of “Chris Jan Christ n as ca
The Bulletin of tin
in the choice of cards which
were committed throughoir
in previou
ed not
horseshoe.
the Bulletin
MAin 6601
National Legion
Of Decency Lil
CLASS A Section I (Morally
Unobjectionable for General
Patronage)
BATTLES OF CHIEF PONTIAC
CATT1 .E TOWN—Warner’s
LAST OF THE COMMANCHES
SINGING
Films
STOOGE.
CLASS A
Section II (Morally PRICE
Unobjectionable for Adults)
ABOVE AND BEYOND
MGM
BABES IN BAGDAD
CLASS (Morally Objection
able in Part for All)
MESA OF LOST WOMEN
Realart Pictuics
OBJECTION Suggestive s
quence and situations.
Governor Lausche and officials of the Catholic War Veterans
State House in Columbus at the time the Governor proclaimed Dec. 8, the Feast of the Immaculate Com
ception, as National Catholic War Veterans Day. Left to right are Chester J. Koch, Cleveland, public
relations officer, department of Ohio John R. Tracey of Columbus, state welfare officer, depart
of Ohio Gov. Lausche William J. Gill, of Cleveland, commander, department of Ohio and
H. King, of Columbus, first vice-commander, department of Ohio
radui
chool
tion fi■om the South Bent
1
Retreats
1953
Jan. 16-18 ................... Women
Jan. 23-25 ..................... Men
Feb. 6-8 ..................... Women
Feb. 13-15 ....... ................ Men
Feb. 2022 .................... Women
Feb. 27-28 .................. Men
Mar. 6-8 .... Women
Mar. 13-15 Men
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Benediction of the Blessed Sac
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if Notre Dame Convent,
ich St.. Columbus, by Rev.
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