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SIMF.1STER. Khz heth. 72 730 S
5th SI Columbus Mar. 4. St. Man
church. Survivors: her hu*band,
Paul a daughter and two gtand
sons.
WEBER, Anna Jane. 82. 1002 E.
Uth ave., Columbus. Mar. 5. St.
Peter church. Survivors: a son. two
daughters, five grandchildren tnd
six great-grandchildren.
BYERS. Catherine. 93. St. Rita’s
Home for the Aged. Columbus.
Mar. 5. St. Joseph Cathedral. Sur
vivors: two daughters, eight grand
children and eight great-grand
children.
JOHNSTON, Beatrice, G., 58.
1423 Kenmore rd., Columbus, Mar.
7. St. Augustine church. Survivors:
her husband. Fred three daugh
ters. three sons, 15 grandchildren.
Lay Retreats
1953
Mar. 13-15 Women
Mar. 20-22 .......... .......... Women
Mar. 26-29 .......... .......... Men
Apr. 10-12 ......... Women
Apr. 17-19 Men
Apr 24-26 Men
May 1-3 ........ Men
May 8-10 ................ Men
LAY RETREAT HOUSE
St. Theresa Shrine
5277 E. Broad Street
Like hotter wa
ter? Just turn the
dial! Rex “XL”
automatically
keeps water at
the temperature
you select.
CLEAN HOT WATER
Elno RuSTopper protects
tank against corrosion
giW tteaW
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UNDERFIRED1
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you can use
AD the hot water
•—even for automatic washers.
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1 89 Parsons Ave.
v ic i r» i fit Fri’VillBgv Ares
Patrick Ruddy & Son
Plumbing Service
Quality Plumbing Fortury.
i«34 w i.t ki «ai» ki ms
Bntly Rebuilding General pan
Bonlev ard
Service & Sales
14t Gr.ndra» A»e
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24 Hour Heavy Duty Wrecker Service
Free Delivery of Meaical Need*
OSBORNES'
PHARMACY
1205 Grandview Art
KI 0114 KI 40S2
I'n-VtlUigcs most complete
food market
1"OM
ARPY'S
APEX MARKET
“H E DELIVEn“
2140 Tremont Center
KI 4937 KI 8424
May Rest In Peace
GORDON Lucille, 39 873 Ot 1
wood ave, olumbtis Mar. 4. SI.
John the Evangelist churih Sui
Ivors her lather Samuel Klingei
thiee sons and two daughters and
three grandchildren.
SHISHLER, Edu aid M., Dola
ware, Feh. 28. St. Mary church.
LANNON, ha. 72. Wellston
Mar. 2. Sts. Peter 2nd Paul church
Survivors: one sister and three
brothers.
Mi AMAR. Elizabeth D. 56
Newark. Mar. 5. St. Francis de
Sales church. Survivors: two broth
ers.
Library Ass n
(Continued from Page 1)
Rev. Dr. John P. Kleinz. De
partment of Philosophy, and
Sociology. Pontifical College
Josephinum Worthington: Spe
cialist, Educational and Cultur
al Exchange program of the
U.S. Department of State tor
Western Germany, summer
1952.
International Understanding and
the Common Good.
Dr. Raymond F. McCoy. Direc
tor. Graduate Division. Xavier
University. Cincinnati: Mem
her. U.S. National Commission
for UNESCO: President. C. A
I. P.
4:30 PRESIDENTS RECEP
TION.
8:00 PARISH LIBRARIES
ROUND TABLE.
Wednesday. April 8
9:00 a. m.—INSPECTION OF EX
HIBITS.
9:00 a Tour Chairman: Mr Rob
ert Holsinger Asst. Program Su
pervisor. WOSU: School of Jour
nalism. Ohio Slate University.
10:00 a. m—ADVISORY BOARD.
Chairman: Dr. Butler.
12 noon—LUNCHEON SESSION.
Invocation, the Vice-President*
elect.
PAPER
The Family—The Materialist's
View
Dr. Clement S. Mihanovich.
Director. Department of So
ciology. Saint Louis University:
Past President. American Ca
tholic Sociological Society.
3:30 p. m—GENERAL BUSINESS
SESSION. Presiding: Mr.
O'Loughlin: Secretary: Mrs.
Jeanette Murphy Lynn. Execu
tive Secretary. Catholic Library
Association
4:00 P. —INSPECTION OF EX
HIBITS.
8:00 p. m. SEMINARY, round
table.
Thursday April 9
9:00 a. m.—INSPECTION OF EX
HIBITS.
10:00 a. HIGH SCHOOL CATA
LOGING CLASSIFICATION
ROUND TABLES.
12:00 noon—LO( ARRANGE-i
MENTS COMMITTEE LUNCH
EON.
2 p. m.—COLLEGE. CHILDREN S.
Hospital round tables.
4:00 p. m.—EXECUTIVE COUN
CIL
6:30 p. m. EXECUTIVE COUN
CIL DINNER.
POST CONFERENCE.
Fridav. April 10
9:30 a. m—SPECIAL COLLEGE
GROUP. Chairman: Rev. Fr. An
drew L. Bouwhuis. S.J.
AOLETTUS
RESTAURANT
52 S 3RD ST
Ol.l MBI S
W.ll-ktiown for Good Scod .nd
Armn»tl)frt
Open 6 a
Complete Rar Service
Cloeeri Snndav,
TRIVILLAGE
No Waiting Three Berber*
Grandview
Barber Shop
KI im (.» Ridolfe K»» Lille*
1327 W Sth C. RiJelfe
NAGI Paul 94 Murray Cjtv
I eb. 28. St. Philip Neri church
Survivors: one step-daughter.
LEAR. Thomas 92 Zane*
ville. Mar. 7. St. Nicholas church
Survivors: a daughter. a giandson
and two great-grandsons
STERNER, Robert V. 83. for
merly of St. Joseph's Priory, Som
erset. Mar. 6 St Joseph s church.
Somerset. Survivors nieces and
nephews.
KENNEDY. Edward 65, New
ark Mar 7. St. Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: a daughter, two
sisters and a brother.
K REBER. Esther. 54. 433 E
North Broadway. Columbus. Mar.
7. Immaculate Conception church
Survivors: her husband. Raymond
two sons, two daughters. ?nd her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.
Wimmer.
VENTOLA. Severio 46. 350
S Warren ave.. Columbus. Mar. 7.
St Aloysius church. Survivors: his
wife. Mary: one son. one daughter
and his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ventola.
HELLENTHAL, Lewis. 82. for
merly of Columbus Mar. 7, St. Leo
chin ch. Survivors: seven nieces nd
14 nephews.
Ml RPHY. Phillipina l.uckhaupt.
formerly of Columbus. Mar. 6.
West Palm Reach Fla. Survivors:
a son. a daughter and four grand
children.
KK’SAK. Joseph. 77. Congo. Mar.
9 St. Bernard church. Corning.
Survivors: two step-daughters, two
step-sons.
DILLEHAY, Frank. 62. Crooks
ville. Mar. 7. Church of Atonement.
Survivors: his wife. Pauline: two
sons, five daughters and nine
grandchildren.
KELLEHER. James. 69 Marion.
Mar. 9. St. Mary church Survivors:
one niece.
ALBRECHT. Margaret. 86. Ports
mouth. Mar. 9. Holy Redeemer
church. Survivors: one daughter
and three grandchildren.
GRl BF.R. Margaret. 94. Ports
mouth. Mar. 9. Holy Redeemer
church. Survivors: a sister-inlaw
and 11 nieces and nephews.
BROWNING. Bertha Mae. 48.
3093 Atwood Ter., Columbus. Mar.
9. St. James the I^ess church. Sur
vivors: her husband, Willard: two
daughters, her mother. Mrs. Bessie
Lerch, and three grandchildren.
MUELLER. Lean. 67. Newark.
Mar. 10. St. Francis de Sales
church. No survivors.
GLODI. John. 70. Mt. Vernon.
Mar. 10. St. Vincent de Paul. No
survivors
ALFONSO. Harry. 49. Zanesville.
Mar 11. St Bernard church. Sur
vivors: his wife. Elizabeth: a son.
four sisters and his father.
NEFF. Mary. 49. 647 Southwood
ave., Columbus. Mar. 9. St. Ladis
laus church. Survivors: her fath
er John McGarvey four sisters
and two brothers.
FREY. George H„ 58. 985 Wilson
ave.. Columbus. Mar. 9. Holy Fam
ily church. Survivors: three sisters.
DEIBLF.. Josephine. 61. formerly
of Columbus. Mar. 10. Holy Name
church. Survivors: hei husband
Charles: a brother and severa1
nieces and nephews.
The firms listed here deservt
to be remembered when you an
distributing your patronage t.
the different lines of business
Arlington s Friendly Pharmacy
KEMPER'S PHARMACY
2064 Arlington Av«. KI.
ARLINGTON and TR1A1LLAGE
Radio Equipped Our New Phone
CABS MA 6895
Servant Arlington .nd «r*nd»iew
Call* to .nd from f’alonib.*
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HEATING AND COOLING ENGINEERS
Ges Oil Coal
Gravity Forced Air Air Conditioning
Save 10% during March and April. After May 1st our
,*ea.*on sets in and regular' prices will prevail. Get our
estimate now, no obligation.
UN. 4177 862 W. 3rd Av«. KI.
KINGSWOOD LUMBER & SUPPLY CO.
11OO Grandview Ave. “Everything for Home Remodeling
KI. 1113 Dealer for Sherwin Williams Paints KI. 1113
2644
busy
free
2642
THE CATHOLIC TIMS4, FRIDAY, MAftCH 13. IBM
Stars Of family I heater “Trial Of Tara' On fl
The story of St. Patrick's work in Ireland will be shown on televi
sion station WBNS-TV, and on station WLW-C, 9 to 9:30 a. m.
Mar. 17, the feast day of the beloved missionary. “Trial of Tara''
is one cf the Rev. Patrick Peyton's Family Theatre offerings. It
will star Leif Erickson, upper left, as High King of Ireland Jeanne
Cagney, upper right, his Queen Richard Hale, lower left, as St.
Patrick, and Rhys Williams, lower right, as the Archdruid, pagan
priest of the era. This is the story of St. Patrick's arrival in Ireland,
commissioned to bring the Christian faith to the people of that pagan
nation in 433 A.D. He defies pagan laws »nd is put on trial for his
life. During the trial, many members of the king's court accept
Christianity under the influence of the Saint's words.
Indian Act Threatens
Freedom Of Religion
The
BOMBAY, India, (NC)
Bombav Public Trusts Act.
by the Catholic Bishops’
ence of India, is again
opposed
Conler-
in
Bombay
The Chief Justice of 1
who held the Act to be
valid, has granted permission to -h
challengers to appeal to the Su
preme Court against his judge
Of hilereM To Catholics
RADIO PROGRAMS
criday, Mar 13
WHKC. Columbus. 10:30 p.m.
—“If It Happened Here
WHKC, Columbus 10:15 p.m.
—“Rosary Propram
Saturday Mar 14
WHKC. Columbus, 6 45 p. m.
—‘‘Catholic News’’
Sunday. Mar 15
WCOL, Columbus 5:30 p. m.
—“Greatest Story F.vei Told
WNXF. Portsmouth. 5:30 p.m.
—“Greatest Story Evet Told’’
W NX i Pon-mou'h. 10:15 p.
m.—"Hour of St. Francis’’
WCLT. Newark 10:15 a m.—
"Sacred Heart Program”
Monday Mar 16
WHKC. Columbus. 10:15 p.m.
—“Rosary’ Program’’
Wednesday. Mar 18
WHKC. Columbus. 10:15 p.m.
—“Rosary Program”
Thursday, Mar 19
WHKC, Coiumbur 9:05 in.
—“Life is Worth Living"—Bish
op Fulton J. Sheen
TELEVISION PROGRAMS
Sunday Mar 15
Tuesday Mar. 17
IW C. Columbus. 9:00 a.m.
—“Trial At Ta-a”—Fr Peyton's
Family I beater
WBNS-TV Columbus. 8.00 p.
m.—“Trial At Tara '—Fr. Pey
ton s Family Theater
WTVN, columbus, 8 00 p.m.—
“Life Is Wortn Living —Bishop
Fulton J. Sheen
no
empo
Fergus Theibert Donald J. Kramer
The Guarantee, Title & Trust Co.
22 W. Gay St. Columbus, O.
Est 1899 MA 5531
-STEEPLEJACKS-
Evary Operation ano Workman Fully Insured
Specialists In
ROOFING TUCKPOINTING
SANDBLASTING WATERPROOFING
PAINTING CAULKING
WE GO ANYWHERE, ANYTIME
HOWARD R. BURTON & SONS
2056 E. Fifth Ave. FA. 3054
Glasses that Satisfy"
OHIO STATE
OPTICAL CO
Prompt Repair Sortie?
3697
'-i.
ment.
Trustees of Parsi and Jain
religious funds have contended
that certain provisions of the Act
infringe the fundamental right ol
that
dealing
ence of India last fall criticized
the provisions of the Act as “an
unwarranted interference in the
administration of
perty.”
to any in it,
pertie
and w
makes
compulsory a trustee
securities and,
44 and 47 vvh
o appoint, ’n
the Charitv
Commissiner as the sole
Catholics have pleaded
lion from the Act,
ing that, as far as they
they
WLW C, Columbus, 10:00 a m.
“Catholic Houi
WBNS-TV. Columbus, 11:30 a
m.—“What On" Person Can Do”
—Father Kellm
sult chiefly of fluctuating otter
ing.*. voluntarily made by the
Christian religious societies, in ad
dition to the Parsis and Jains,
joined with Catholics in making
representations against the Act.
A similar Act has been promul
gated in Madhya Pradesh (Central
province).
READ TIMES CLASSIFIEDS
MORTGAGE LOANS
FHA and Conventional
Improvement Loans
Artificial Eyes Fitted
146 East State St.
COLUMBUS, OHIO
Fund Drive
For Hospital
To Begin Soon
ZANESVILLE A fund raising
drive for SI 500 w ill get unde,
way soon neie for the purpose of
adding a 100-bed wing at Good Sa
matitan hospital.
The expansion program calls for
the construction «»t a new wing tn
face Ashland avenue and extend
we-t to Forest venue
Fred L. Bonn, secretary of the
advisory board, said A minimum
of SI 500.000 a.srd thiough pub
he subscriotmn will be required
tn arfmpli-h ’hi' e\t»rwu e proi
Plans for the fund campaign
one of the largest ever conducted
here, are being developed by an
executive commitipp composed of
Plummer, Wil
Detailed plan- for the new
wing have been piepaied by Dan
A. Carmichael. Co'umbu* architect.
The present builamg will be re
a
ing i
Ernest B. Grahan.
liam E. Kappes Di
of Catholic Chai
pitals: Ross C. I i
Matesich. Charles I
W. Plummer. Jonr.
and Mrs. Chris R',e
The Catholic
the
in
The Cn
the
The
Church pro-
the Act
atholics
2. The
of the
gift.*
are
in the
shape of a -hamro.’k and has
over metal tab. tot attaching
to the
■elect
the design of the Celtic
jperimposeri on a shamrock
as the
The is the
y opposed by (. recog
ihol
ibol in
thoi under
through unity
standing and act
Serenade Ior The Irish
Hou
Heaven.’’ and other traditional
Irish melodies, all conducted b.
Grace T. Edmister of the College
Music Department.
to
the administration of re
ligious properties. Thev have fur
ther pointed out that Church funds
and properties arc not public
,Ma« For Pope
A Solemn High Mass vvas cele
brated at Holy Rosary church
Thursday by the pastor the Right
Rev. Msgr. Herman E Mattingly,
in honor of the anniversary of Pope
Pius
both the grade and high
Xll. The student body from
chapel, Lockbourne preached.
Bill Would Widen Drhe
\gain*l Obscene Books
New York Assembly has unani
mously approved a bill broadening
police powers dealing with oh-scene
or immoral publications.
The measure, which was sent to
the state Senate, extend* to all po
lice chief* and sheriffs the power
to seek an injunction against
son* selling, distributing or
sessing such publications. I
present law. onlv the mavor
city, town or village can take
action.
Catholic Evidence Guild
Rearhe* 25lh Anniversary
NEW YORK—(NC)—The Cath
olic Evidence Guild ol New York
will lelebratc 25 years of putting
across the Church’* message on
street corncis with a homecoming
gathering on April 26
Volunteer “soapbox” preachers,
including many priots. will a.**em
ble from all sections of the U.S.
at the invitation of Father Francis
LeBuffc. SJ. moderator of the
timid since it* founding in 1928.
wherf cleanliness is
flnsit in
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