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0—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday. October. 30. 1953
WHERE THOUSANDS
SAVE MILLIONS
Current Return
Accounts
Insured
To $10,000
CENTRAL OHIO
FEDERAL SAVINGS
78 South Third Street
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
AMBULANCE SERVICE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Mart Glynn Ph S-l
IT PAYS TO PATRONIZE
THE TIMES ADVERTISERS
IDEAL MILK CO
PORTSMOUTH
DIAL 3-2951
E. H. RUSSELL
GLASS CO.
1106 Gallia St.
PORTSMOUTH OHIO
"Gwe Ut a Break1'
505 Chillicothe St
BUYERS
GUIDE
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
20t per line
Send Ad* To
P. O. Bo* 939
Colombo* 19, O.
CARRY OUT
MYERS SUPPLY
BEER & WINE STORE
116 W. High Ph 41941
DELIVERY SERVICE
SPEER’S MERCHAN1 DELIVERY
Phone 52976
666 N. Sandusky Mt Vernon O
Dry Claanen
GENERAL DRY CLEANERS
9 E. Gambier 52911
Also Drive In Fairmont Ave.
GROCERY STORES
STOP “N” SHOP
115 S. Main Phon? 34775
Groceries Meats Delicacies
________ Wine and Beer _____
GROCERIES
MEATS
CLOTHING AND SHOES
HOAGLAND & STACKLER
Danville. Ohio
HARDWARES
THORP HDWE. & ELEC. CO
Danville 59-B
Danville, Ohio
ICE CREAM
"The core with th- curl on top"
DAIRY QUEEN
670 N. Sandusky Ph. 62203
NORTHSIDE MANOR
REST HOME
Central Ohio Moat Modern
Horn* For The Con‘al«»c«nt
and Chronie Patient*
24 HOUR NURSING SERVICE
Lum* Van Noetrand. Dnoeutr
Amlen Rd. 1912
Jurists Suggest Means
To Stamp Out Divorce
PARIS (NC) Civil divorces should never be granted
during the early years of marriage and divorced couples should
be penalized financially.
These were among the means suggested bv the first Inter
national Congress of Catholic Jurists to stem the world-wide
spread of the evil oi divorce
Held at the ancient Royaumont
Abbey near here. 100 legal experts
from all parts of the world dis
cussed family problems.
The ideal situation in regard to
divorce would be the adaptation
of various national divorce laws to
conform with the provisions of can
on law, the jurists noted. This,
PORTSMOUTH’’"
BUILDING MATERIALS
Pat's Tru-Line Blox
PRE-CAST ONCRETE O. that 2-t.t.tI
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT
Smith-Corona Typewriter* and Clary Add
ing Ms■chines, Franchise Dealer. Staple
ton Dff'.-e Supply. 829 Sixth Phoce 3-2731
Coal
DUNN COAL CO.
Gallia and Broadway Streets
Painting Decorating
PAINTING Inside and Out
Steaming off p»t»r. Patch Plaetcr.
Floor Fin. O. Greenwood Ph. 4-6997
C. Herrman & Sone Co
MEAT MARKETS
Eighth and Murray St. 913 Gallia St.
Pheno 3299 and 449 Phono 2840
STEWARTS
DRUG STORE
ORIGINAL CUT RATE
Drugs 4 Pra»criptlon»
004 GALLIA PH. 3«47
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO
KIRBY'S FLOWERS
GALLIA AT FINDLAY STREETS
3-2661 Portonwuth, Ohio
The Citizens Saving and Loan
Association Company
EgHS
Portsmouth, O.
Insured Safety" fer year Savings
Monthly Reduction Mortgage Leena
MT. VERNON
Patronize these reputable merchants who make pos
sible a Mt. Vernon Section in the Diocesan Catholic
Press.
New* Dealera
BRINING NEWS CO.
12 W. Vine St.
Newspapers Magazines
Cigars Cigarettes Tobacco
WASHER SALES
YOUR OLD WASHER is worth
more on a new Maytag at
SIMMONS STORE
Phone 47 Danville O
The Commercial &
Savings Bank
insured Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp
Danville 34
Danville Ohio
Curfman Heating &
Air Conditioning
LENNOX Gas Furnaces
REPUBLIC Gas Burners
BRYANT Gas Furntcga
W. Main 12911
Round Hill Farm
There Is A Difference Id Milk
Homogenized Vitamin Milk
For Hom* Deliver?
Phea* 9191] Mt. Vemea. Okie
however, would require a great
change in public opinion. To bring
about such a change, they added,
the public would be enlightened
about the evil effects of divorce.
In regard to such enlighten
ment, the Congress declared, the
role of the Catholic jurist should
not be to avoid divorce cases but
to make his influence felt by the
advice he gives to persons seek
ing divorce.
The Congress went on to score
the unwillingness of many courts
to apply already existing laus that
tend to restrict divorce.
The Congress also warned against
the abuse in certain countries of
the adoption of children whose
parents are still living. It stated
that the law of charity was the true
law in this matter. Under it, it said,
abandoned children find a family
and the adoptive parents satisfy
their legitimate desire to have a
family.
Discussing ways to aid fam
ilies financially, the Congress
pointed out thet every man
should be eble to earn a living
not only for himself but elso for
his femily and that mothers
should be able to remain with
their children and not have to
work outside the home.
Means of paying a man a family
wage, the Congress stated, include
the proper use of indirect wages
and of reserves set aside for this
purpose. Special money payment s
should be made for mothers, it
added.
Tax exemptions, moreover,
should not be dependent on a fam
ily’s acceptance of types of as
sistance that deprive it of its free
dom, but should be a matter of
public policy. Th? family, it said,
should pay its just share of pub
lic expenses but in matters of lax
ation and inheritance account
should be taken of the number
persons in a family.
-------------------o------------------
$12,500 Grant
Goes To Loyola
LOS ANGELES. Cal.—(NC)—Fa
ther Charles S. Casassa. S.J., Loy
ola University President, announc
ed a $12,150 research grant to the
university from the Research Cor
portion. New York.
Dr. Joseph Schwartz, assistant
professor of chemistry, will inves
tigate the “nature of bonding
aliphatic C-nitroso compounds.’’
was indicated. The project
scheduled for a year’s study.
Compliments
LYNDE'S MARKET
Mt. Vernon. Ohio
Jewell
Ice Cream &
Milk Co
9 N. Sandusky—Mt. Vernon
HOMOGENIZED
MILK
PASTEURIZED
Ice Cream
Butter
Cottage Cheese
Eggs
Telephone 21245
Hadley’s
Furniture and Appliances
28 East Gambier Street
Across The Street From The A & Market
Addressed to the faithful
lhe entire country. the Archhish
ops statement declared that “the
ballot is a sacred heritage for all
good citizens in a free and demo
cratic country.” It warned against
“commercializing” the ballot or us
ing it for selfish motives.
Candidates for the presidential
office are the present incumbent.
Elpidio Quirino, of lhe Liberal
Party and Ramon Magsaysay, for
mer Secretary of National Detense,
who belongs to the Nationalist Par
ty-
of
Declaring that th* ballot it
“not a thing to be told for par
tonal profit' and that to take
advantage of its power* by tell
ing it at a price it like betraying
one't freedom, Archbithop Cuen
co warned that “it it a grievout
tin, not only in th* eyet of God,
but in the eyes of man as well,
to commercialize the ballot.”
“Neither,” he said, “should it be
used only to favor a relative or
friend, nor to spite an enemy. The
in
it
is
Publication of results is antici
pated for next year.
Read the want ads and profit
Each Account Insured
Up to $10,000
NORTH HIGH SAVING A
LOAN CO.
1299 N. H.gh at Fifth
UN. »7»4
1492
ballot recognizes, not personal fa
vors or grudges, but the interest
of the country and the people as a
whole. It must be used wisely,
honestly, and with extreme care
and in all sincerity
Ballot a Weapon
“The ballot,” Archbishop Cuenco
went on. “must not be cast wrong
ly for fear of bullet or blade. In a
free country, the ballot itself is
the citizen's weapon against the
threat to his freedom. Guns and
holos have no place in a clean and
Turkey Dinnci
St. Leo Plans Golden Jubilee Celebrations
li
4 A
Members of St. Leo's parish, Columbus, are preparing a number of events leading to the celebra
tion of their Golden Jubilee, Sunday, Dec. 13, A games party will be held in the school hall, Friday,
Nov. 20. On Sunday, Nov. 22, a Homecoming Dinner and Christmas Bazaar will be held. On Dec. 6,
the Perish Council of Catholic Women will be hostess to the Central Deanery. Abave are pictured the
committee members who are planning the events. They are, left to right, first row, Mrs. A. J. Fontaine,
Mrs. Henry Webb, Mrs. James Snyder, Mrs. Henry Altenbach, Mrs. Robert Eberts, Miss Elizabeth
Heimann, Msgr. Francis Schwendeman, pastor of St. Leo parish, Mrs. Joseph Murnane, Mrs. Morris
Diamond, Mrs. Joseph Guth, Mrs. Leo Herderick, Mrs. Herman Federer. Second row, Mr. James Snyder,
Mr. Alphonse Weber, Mr. Charles Widmaier, Mrs. T. Ray Phillips, Mrs. Rockey DeMatteo, Mrs. Arn
old Plageman, Miss Margaret Gillespie, Mrs. Ollie Lauber, Miss Gertrude Hummeli, Mr. Morris Diamond,
Mr. Andrew Theado. Third row, Mr. George Miller,, Mr. T. Ray Phillips, Mr. Charles Schneider, Mr.
Mr. Edwerd Gassman, Mr. Edward Rees, Mr. Joseph Murnane, Mr. Lawrence Egger, Mr. Kenneth
Shelton, Mr. William Gillespie and Mr. George Dorn.
Sanctity Of The Ballot
Stressed In Philippines
MANILA (NC) Archbishop Jose M. Cuenco of Jaro,
Iloilo, reminded voters of the sanctity of the ballot in a state
ment issued in advance of the presidential elections which will
take place in the Philippines on Nov. 10.
of his own archdiocese and to
honest election.
“It is, therefore, the people’s du
ty to see to it that their lawful
rights are not trampled, that the
voting is done freely and according
to law, without violence, without
bloodshed. Only the people them
selves, determined to preserve the
sanctity of the ballot, can insure a
clean and honest election, and the
kind of government they want.”
O------- .----------
To Sei Up Convent
NAHA. Okinawa—(NC—To three
nuns from the United States has
has gone the credit of being the
first group of Sisters ever to set
up an establishment in Okinawa.
The nuns belong to the Daugh
ters of Mary. Health of lhe Sick,
whose motherhou.se is at Vista
Mana. Cragsmoor, N.Y. Dedicated
to nursing and Catechetical work,
the sisterhood was founded in 1935
by Father Edward F. Garesche. S.J.
president of the Catholic Medical
Mission Board in New York.
The arrival of the Sisters was a
big event in this capital city, where
about three-fifths of the island's
half-million or more population
live. Here the nuns are now prepar
ing to train native women as nurse
catechists. who will teach their
people habits of health and hygiene
and also instruct them in the
Faith.
dinner
The turkey dinner the poster advertises will be held Thursday,
Nov. 5, in Aquinas School on Mt. Vernon Ave. The dinner, spon
sored by the Aquinas Mothers' Club, will be served from 5:00 to
8:00 p. m. in the school cafeteria and a bazaar will be held in the
gymnasium. The three committee members pictured above, left
to right, are Mrs. Louis Zettler, in charge of refreshments Mrs.
Frank Bonnett, in charge of the cake and candy stand and Mrs.
Francis Gunning, in charge of the grocery stand. General chairman
for the event is Mrs. George McCaffrey. Others serving on the va
rious committees include Mrs. Dan Callaghan, Mrs. Ann George,
Mrs. Hilda Von Mogen, Mrs. John Sharpe, Mrs. Joseph Reis, Mrs.
Owen Carty, and Mrs. Leona McSweeney.
Toepf tier's
1352
W. FIFTH AVE.
Says—Next to a new Studebaker your best automobile
BUY is a used STUDEBAKER. Reconditioned by Joe
Toepfner s factory trained mechanics. We are Studebak
er specialists use genuine Studebaker parts backing
each Studebaker with our 30-day guarantee. Buy from
your Studebaker Dealer—"That’s Safety.”
1352 W. 5th Ave
s
Official Charters
Received Bv Local
The ivies Ulubs of St. Patrick
and St. Francis Schools this week
received their official charters
from the Commission on American
Citizenship in Washington. D.C.
Evelyn Smith is president of the
St. Patrick’s club which is com
posed of students in the sixth, sev
enth and eighth grades. Other of
ficers are Sharon Farquhar, vice
president Kay Cameron, record
ing secretary Nancy Hood corres
ponding secretary and
Carter, sergeant-at-arms.
Richard
Club at
Michael
is vice-
The Little Flower Civics
St. Francis is headed by
Zegarella. Larry Redmond
president. Eugenia Chase is record
ing secretary, and Judy Rambo is
treasurer.
The Civics chibs are among the
2300 Catholic civic clubs chartered
throughout the county in the past
year. They are sponsored by the
Commission on American Citizen
ship of Catholic University. Wash
ington.
CASTELGAN DOLT O. It a ly— Ra
dio, NC—Joseph Saouda. Ijeban
on’s first- Ambassador to the Holy
See. presented his credentials at
an audience granted by His Holi
ness Pope Pius NIT at the papal
summer palace here.
UNITED
REFRIGERATOR
SERVICE
581 W. Town St
MA. 4231
Frigidaire and
Tyler Refrigeration
Equipment
Sales and Service
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
20c per
p. O. Boi 636
Colombo* 16.
Automobile
McDaniels
our Pontiac-Cadillac Dealer
.non'* Oldest 1916
309 W. Center Dial 2-3134
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Campbell National Bank
Phone 77 ............ LaRue. Ohio
Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp.
BEAUTY SHOPS
Neva Grace Beauty Shop
Dial 2 0902 639 N. Prospect
BUSINESS COURSES
NEW CLASSES EVERY WEEK,
MARION BUSINESS COLLEGE
Write to THE REGISTRAR. Mar
ion Business College. 133
Center Marion. Ohio
Clergy Collaborate
In New American
Legion Reader
NEW YORK (NC)— Two Ca
tholic priests, two Protestant mini
sters and a Rabbi have collaborated
with other writers on “The Ameri
can Legion Reader”, an official
Legion book to be published by
Hawthorn Books here November
11. Edited by Victor Lasky, it has
been called by Vice President
Richard Nixon a ‘must reading.”
w
I.
Father Leopold L. S. Braun,
A. A., pastor of Our Lady of Gua
dalupe Church, New York and
Msgr. Maurice S. Sheehy, professor
at the Catholic University of
America, were the two priests col
laborating in the work.
LOOSE LEAF DEVICES
OFFICE SUPPLIES
FILING EQUIPMENT
FAVORS AND NOVELTIES
NITSCHKE BROS.
STATIONERS PRINTERS
37 East Gay Street
COLUMBUS. OHIO
MARION
w
Dry Cleaners
HARBAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E Church St.
Marion 2 1627________
Furniture Stores
GROLLS —WALDO
"Your CauntrvMde furniture Store'
Free Parking Ph S-TI31—Free Delie
at the
RITZ BAR & GRILL
tn Marion
You can get the beat Italian Spa.
ghatti, Ravoli, Italian Pizia, Good
Steak* A Chicken and HOME MADE
PASTER IES
Premium Reeta A Faney Drinka.
CHICAG
Those business firms deserve your patronage. Use this
section as a guide when buying.
HOME INSULATION
ANDERSON EAGLE
INSULATION CO
Aluminum Storm Windows
Eagle Picher Home Insulation
513 Silver Ph 2 1025—2-7321
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAN. Owner
28 year'* experience. Free eatimatea.
M6 Belmont Dial 2-7472 evening*
MOVING—STORAGE PACKING
MARION CAR!AGE
Local and coast-to-coast moving.
Low independent rates. Agent. Ste
vens Van Lines. 893 Wilson Ave.
Dial 2 2747.
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co.
AGENT
ALLIED VAN LINES
126 Oak St Dial 2 2537
Musical Instruments
120 Bass BoMar Accordions. Spe
cial lot. Purchased 3 only at this
price. Regular $279 50. Now
$169.50. Terms to suit.
Harden’s Music Store
179 S Main St. Dial 2-2717
Better Selection Better Values
PAPERHANGING
A E RHANGING Wallpaper
cleaning and wall washing In
terior painting. Patch plastering
and arches. Paper samples
shown 127 S. High St. Dial
2-1212 8 a in to 5 m.
PET SHOP
Beautiful Baby Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S. Prospect St Dial 2-0596
The Diamond Center Of Marion
LORDS
JEWELERS
114 S. Mein St.
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
ERANKLIN
FEDERAL
amauiMw
taeo
Walter C. Kroop, Pre*.
COLLMBUS
FOR SALE: Maternity clothes. Like
new. Sire 13 and 14. Suite, eottona
and eoat. Reasonable. KI. "139.
EBNER
Coal and Supply Co.
HARDWARE & COAL
JE. 5407
1843 Dentine Gulumbos, O.
"Ebner's Quality Coal"
WE PAY YOU
6% INTEREST
Let Your Money
Work For You.
Offer Limited to State of Ohio.
COLUMBUS DISCOUNT
AND LOAN
598 E. BROAD ST.
C'oIombuB, Ohio
FL. 5861
PERPETUAL NOVENA
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Every Tuesday- 7:30 p.m.
St. Christopher’s
Church
Grandview & Ida
Since 1890
First Mortgage Loans
Insured Savings
Safe Deposit Boxes
CURRENT
DIVIDEND
RATE
SAVINGS AND LOAM ASSOCIATION
Chicago’s
PRESTIGE
Overlooking beautiful
Lake Michigan, a few
minutes away from the
loop. Exquisite ac
commodations one
to six rooms. Delight
ful dining room
excellent cuisine.
Sheridan Road
at Surf Street
AT
Walter M. Zuber, Vice Pres.
hotel
SHOPPERS
GUIDE
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Roto Rooter Sewer
and
Drain Service. 592 E. George St.
Marion 2-2726.
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
RELIGIOUS ARTICLE SHOP
Agnes Benson. Prop.
328 Silver St Marion, O.
RESTAURANTS
EDNA’S RESTAURANT
713 Hoyle St.
Marion. O__________ Phone 2-9947
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
GOOD SHOES
for nearly 50 years.
137 E. Center 118 S. Ma IB
TELEVISION SERVICE
Television Antennas
Installed & Repaired
John & Bob Paulus
Ph. 27684 Ph. 2-4691
576 E. Church 437 Oak St.
Television Antennas
RONALD W. ARNDT
1. Walnut Dial 2-8480 ereninga
2S9
Til* Bath Room
Tile Work of All Kinds
Call or Write for Free Estimate
K. AND R. M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay, O. Phone 4470
Th* Diamond Store of Marion
MAY'S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Marion’s Oldest Jewelers

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