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The officers are
make this yea i s St.
planning
in its history
chairmen
The selection of varioui
and committees
cally completed
grove will have cnarge of the en
tertainment.
John A
Of special interest Sunday will
be the honoring n, past presidents
of the order. They are Anthony
J. Scanlon. Louis Murphy, .lame"
E. Grace. Michael J. Ryan. Wil
ham H. McGrath, Joseph Murphy.
Thomas A. Bu’lei Emmett
Bain and R. Patrick West. wo ot
the former presiding officers
James A. Devine and John A. Con
Three Groups Meet
The Holy Name
fraternity of the Most Holy Rosary
and the Sodality of Our Lady held
their monthly meetings on Sunday
January 25. in St Patrick Hall at
Junction City, After the respec
tive business meetings the Soci
eties joined to near a talk about
Padre Pio of Pr-trelcina, who is
living at the present time in the
Monastery of Our Lady of Grace
in the town of San Giovanni Ro
tondo in Itah
DOEBELE, Edi.h 70. Logan. St.
John church. Survivors:
band, John: two brothers.
209
Jan.
HILLLIS, Anna 83
bis avenue, Columbus,
St. Leo church. Survivor
a daughter, three grandchildren,
three great grandchildren and sev
eral nieces and nephews.
son
Terrace avenue, Columbus. Jan. 23.
St. Aloysius church Survivors: a
son, a daughter, seven grandchil
dren and two great grandchildren.
SCHAETZLE. Clara. 91, 260
Cherry street. Chillicothe. Jan. 26.
St. Peter church. Survivors: three
sons.
QUINN. Thomas J., 84, 205 N.
2nd street. Denn»son,
maculate Conception
vivors: a brother and
es and nephews.
Jan. 24. 1m
church. Sur
several niec-
MILLER. Lee T., 246 E. Wood
row’ avenue. Columbus Jan. 24
Ladislaus church. Survivors:
wife, Anna.
POUT. Paul I).. 50 Delaware.
25. St. Mary church. Surviv
his wife. Lucille: four sons,
daughters, nine grandchildren
a brother.
Jan.
ors:
four
and
WINT, Gerald’ne. 54,
Main street, Columbus.
St. John the Evangelist church.
Survivors: a son. three sisters and
two brothers.
Jan.
MALONE. Frank C.. 76 412 Rich
street, Columbus. Jan. 30. Holy
Cross church. Survivors: his wile.
Laura and two granddaughters.
BORING, Jimmy
Crooksville. Jan.
church. Moxahala.
infant.
St. Pius
Retreats
1953
Feb. 6.8 ......... Women
Feb. 13-15 ........... ............ Men
Feb. 20-22 ........... .......... Women
Feb. 27-28 ......... .......... Men
Mar. 6-8 Women
Mar. 13 15 ........... Men
Mar. 20 22 Women
Mar. 26-29 Men
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5277 E Bread Street
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THE CATHOLIC TIMES, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY
The Catholic Youth
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her
McNERNEY. John F., 89. Cleve
land. Jan. 28. St. Joseph Cathedral.
Columbus. Survivors:
lour grandchildren
great-grandchildren.
The
two sons.
and three
4 months.
Columbus.
Evangelist
parents, a
F1NNERAN. Christine
835 E. Columbus street
Jan. 28. St. John the
church. Survivor*: his
sister, and maternal and paternal
grandparents.
DISTER. Della M., 65. 601 Oak
street, Columbus Jan .30. St. Jo
seph Cathedral. Survivor: her hus
band, Arthur,
MAROLT, Mary. 77. Corning.
Jan. 30. St. Bernard church. Sur
vivors: her husband. John: two
sons, three daughters and 17 grand
children.
Anna W. 68. 332 Cassady
Columbus. Jan. 29, St.
church Survivors: four
a brother.
avenue.
Patrick s
sons and
HOFFER. Margaret O.. 75.
Ritas Home. Columbus
St. Nicholas church. I
Survivors: two sisters and 12
es and nephews.
his
W.
GORMLEY. Leo 56. 121
North Broadway. Columbus.
26 Immaculate Conception church.
Survivors three sisters.
Jan.
I, Jan. 28.
Zanesville,
niec-
WOLFE. Frank
street, Portsmouth.
Redeemer church
sister and a brother.
84 1220
Jan 26,
Survivoris:
SC HAFFER, (. harie* E., HR, 385
Morrison avenue. Columbus. Jan
28. Holy Rosary church. Survivors:
his wile. Mary two daughters and
two sisters.
Cl 'NAGIN. Jean. 23. Dayton
Jan. 26, Holy Rosary church. Co
lumbus. Survivos: her husband.
Robert: three sisters, a brother and
her parents.
CU NAGIN. Christine, infant,
Dayton, Jan. 26 Holy Rosary
church. Columbus Survivors: her
father, three aunts, an uncle and
maternal grandparents.
437 N. Can
AL SER. Leo. 57
yon drive, Columbus. Jan. 29, Im
maculate Conception church. Sur
vivors: his wife. Florence a sistei
and two nieces.
LAWLER, Joseph 74. 111 S.
Roosevelt avenue Columbus, Jan.
27. St. Catharine church. Surviv
ors: his wile. Marie: two daugh
ters. a son, two brothers, five
grandchildren and five sisters.
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It may be a good idea that a per
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The other night a radio arinoun
eei who felt rather keenly about
the college basketball game hr was
covering let his listeners in on his
feelings One could hardly censure
him for being for the home team
especially since the game was in
its second overtime period. The
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local lads won and the fans let go
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PROVIDENCE. R. —(NCI—
An ordinance for licensing and
censoring motion picture and stage
plays has won first passage in
the Providence City Council.
Establishing four specific
grounds tor restrictions, the meas
ure is aimed at immorahtv. in
decency. profanity and obscenity.
It would require the licensing of
public shows and would name the
citv council Committee on Licens
as a means of appeal
COLUMBUS ART
MEMORIAL CO
MAin 27241
19 5 3
Council of th® Central Deanery will sponsor the "Council Hop" on Saturday,
the Virginie Hotel. This is their annual pre-Lenten affair. All Catholic youth
Feb. 7, from 9 to 12 at
of the parishes are invited to attend this social. Bill Fleming and his orchestra will provide the music.
Chairman for the affair is Miss Avis Mack of St. Aloysius parish. Members of the committee are Jack
Blanchard, Immaculate Conception Parish Karl Eiginger, St. Mary John Rudolph, Holy Rosary, Robert
Hill, St. Cyprians Misse* Mary K. Ruddy, St Agatha Rita J. Bighouse, Corpus Christi "Jody" Mas
ters, Holy Family Donna Goetz, St. Aloysius Mary Wilson, Holy Family Ann Cannon, Holy Family,
Pictured above is Miss Rita J. Bighouse, Corpus Christi, selling tickets for the affair to Doris Han
non and Richard Fenlon.
Time
FAIRER GARRIEL RAFFORD
The an
Accomplishment
It is better to have something
certain than a certain somethin
roomfull ot young men and women
As a matter of fact many speakers
find it hard to Tesist the invitation
because they admit that an au
ence made up of young persons
the most appreciative group in
world. When they respond, bro
er they do just that. There is
other point in their favor: they ac
cept a challenge. If there is any
work to be done as the outcome
tie talk the speaker is quite s
the young
through
Turn About
Invitation
xE
going
and I
Ugh
Double
she
the
When she buys anything
make it look as important as
laiuisiana Purchase.'’
Now Is The Time
While you have the opportunity
in school 1o pi epare for speaking
in public, be sure to grab off any
chance you can get for practice.
Thousands of persons who never
dreamed of being on radio and
trlevisioi are now doing a lot ot
work in both. As time goes by the
number of opportunities will be
multiplied, so be ready. Perhaps
yr u w on't spend your life in either
field, but you can be quite sure
that sooner or later you will he
on the air one way or the other.
Years ago public speaking was lor
just a select few. but now prac
tically everybody is getting into
the act.
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