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STUTTGART Germany (NO)
—Representatives of hurch and
State stressed I heir respective tasks
when the new Archbishop of Frei
burg, the Most Rev. Eugene Sei
terich, took the oath of allegiance
prescribed by the Concordat for
newly appointed residential bish
ops.
The oath was administered by
Dr. Gebhard Mueller, Prime. Min
ister of the State of Baden-Wuert
temberg. Referring to a Bishop’s
duty to do everything within his
power to promote the welfare of
the people, Dr. Mueller.said:
"Wa are fully conscious of the
heaviness of this task, which fac
es the Church es well as the
State, in the present times. A
solution can only be found if
Church and State—each within
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CHILLICOTHE—Thomas Cahill,
Junior at Catholic Central High
School, was the featured speaker
at the Knights of Columbus com
munion breakfast Sunday at St.
Mary’s School. He reviewed the
history of the discovery of our land
by Christopher Columbus at a cost
of $500000 in today's American
money and he told of the courage
and heartaches encountered before
San Salvador was discovered 462
years ago.
Members of Flaget Council No.
1071 and their sons assembled at
the Armory in Yoctangee Park at
8.00 a. m. and marched to St.
Mary's Church for 8:30 Mass and
communion. Members of American
Legion Post No. 62 acted as color
bearers and guards of honor. Boy
Scouts cleared the traffic. Francis
Folk marshalled the parade.
George Kosko was e ncee at the
breaklast. Besides the principal
speaker short addresses were given
by Thomas Rhea, past state deputy
of the state of North Carolina
James Breen, charter member of
the Chillicothe council: and Leo
Stark, grand knight of the coun
cil.
Members of the ladies Kay-Cee
Auxiliary who served the breakfast
BAIR. Oliver R.. 47, formerly of
Dover, Oct. 4. St. Joseph church.
Dover.
HEGEDUS, Joseph M.. 70. 526
Sheldon Ave., Columbus, Oct. 4, St.
Leo church. Survivors: his wife.
Elizabeth two sons, a brother, a
sister and two step-daughters and
a stepson.
CARRONE, Mrs. Rosa, 66. 699
Delaware Ave., Columbus, Oct. 5,
St. John the Baptist church. Sur
vivors: her husband, Angelo three
daughters, two sons and seven
grandchildren.
HAYES, Robert S.. 69, 2505 Rex
ford PI., Columbus, Oct. 6, St. Cath
arine church. Survivors: one daugh
ter, two grandchildren, three sis
ters and a brother.
WAGONER, Henry A., 91. Zanes
ville, Oct. 5, St. Nicholas church.
Survivors: his wife, Mary a son
and a daughter.
STINNETT, Charles, Jr., 22. 1174
Franklin Ave., Columbus, Oct. 5,
St. Joseph Cathedral. Survivors:
his wife, Florence, three brothers
and two sisters.
BRUESTLE, Mrs. Frida, 64. 706
S. Weyant Ave., Columbus, Oct. 5,
St. Catharine church. Survivors:
her husband, Ewald two daugh
ters. four grandchildren and two
sisters.
WITTMAN, Mrs. Mary, 85. for
merly of Columbus, Oct 5. Holy
Cross church. Survivors: one sister.
CLAGER, Frank C., 85, 2110 In
diana Ave., Columbus. Oct. 7, Ho
ly Name church. Survivors: his
wife, Martha two sons, two daugh
ters and ten grandchildren.
SHEPPARD. Mrs. Ella, 72, Zanes
ville, Oct. 8, St. Nicholas church.
Survivors: two sons, five daugh
ters, 24 grandchildren, two great
grandchildren, two brotners and a
sister.
PASSMORE. W. E„ 62. Washing
ton C.H., Oct. 8, St. Coleman
church.
FLANAGAN, Thomas Sr., 73,
1374 Meadow Rd., Columbus, Oct.
9, St. Christopher. Survivors: his
wife, Mary M. three daughters,
four sons, 22 grandchildren, a bro
ther and a sister.
BIDEAUX. Alfred, 60. 754 Ken
wick Rd., Columbus, Oct. 9, Christ
the King church. Survivors: his
wife, Florence a daughter, three
grandchildren and four sisters.
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PCC'JF Entertains At, Membership Tea
The Parish Council of Catholic Womtn of Our Lady of Peace parish held a Twilight Member
ship Tea Sunday afternoon where many new members as wefl as old were welcomed. Co-chairmen
for the event were Mrs. Frank Binder and Mrs. R. Connor. They were assisted by the following new
officers: Mrs. Hugh L. Graves, president Mrs. Chjrles Ruhl, vice-president Mrs. Thomas Shipp, sec
retary Mrs. J. Robert, corresponding secretary and Mrs. A. A. Ackerman, treasurer. Pictured above at
tea table, left to right, are Mrs. R. P. Merrill, Mrs. A. Kievan, Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Binder, mem
bership chairman Mrs, Connor and Miss Stella Altiere, seated, past presidents.
United Church
Effort Urged
Against Alcohol
NORTH CONWAY, N. H. (NC)
—A Catholic priest has urged all
churches to “get together” in an
effort to solve the problem of al
coholism.
In an address at the fourth an
nual North Conway Seminar on Al
coholism—the first in which all
faiths were invited to participate—
the united church action was urg
ed by Father Thomas M. Foley,
pastor of St. Francis of Assisi
Church, Medford, Mass.
“The churches are on the de
fensive on the subject of alcohol
ism.” Father Foley declared. “They
are upset because Alcoholics Aony
mous has had such success in deal
ing with drunks where the
churches have not.
“What has AA got that we
haven't? Results. AA works. The
Churches should lake advantage of
AA because it is fundamentally
right. It treats the alcoholic in a
three-fold way: Physically, mental
ly and spiritually. AA tells all the
members to go back to their own
church, or to find one, because it
is a spiritual program.”
were Mrs. Ralph Martin, Mrs. B.
Palkeyacs. Mrs. Anton Purpero
and Mrs. John Ziccardi.
May They Rest In Peace
LOAR. Mrs. .Ann Gibljn, 76. for
merly of Columbus, Sept. 23, Pater
son. N.J. Survivors: five sons, four
daughters, 25 grandchildren.
ORTENZO. Gilbert A., 45, Den
nison, Oct. 11. Immaculate Concep
tion church. Survivors: his wife,
Anna four brothers and two sis
ters.
SNYDER, Mrs. Grace E., 68, 180
E. Dunedin Rd., Columbus, Oct. 8,
Immaculate Conception church.
Survivors: her husband. Harry C.
a daughter, a brother, two sisters,
three grandchildren and a great
grandson.
MUCKELBAUER. Mrs. Edith,
2065 Jervis Rd., Columbus. Oct. 11,
Sacred Heart church. Survivors:
her husband. Joseph J. a daugh
ter, two sons, a brother, four
grandchildren.
GRIESSMAN, Jacob. 72, 166 E.
Fifth Ave., Columbus, Oct. 9, Sa
cred Heart church. Survivors: a sis
ter. and nieces and nephews.
Wanted:
McMillen
i
Comma ndery
To Mark 75th
Anniversary
The St. George Command
ery, No. 98, Knights of St.
John, will celebrate its 75th
anniversary Sunday, Oct. 24,
with a 9 o’clock High Mass in
St. Mary Church. Msgr Ed
mund A. Burkley. pastor or St.
Mary parish and spiritual ad
visor, will be the celebrant.
Commandery No. 98 was formal
ly organized in 1879 by Frederick
Ziegler and John C. Hack, with 52
members in the charter class. The
unit now has the largest member
ship in the Ohio Commandery, is in
sound financial condition, and com
pares favorably with commanderies
in larger population centers.
Present officers of the Beneficial
Branch are. Msgr. Burkley, spiritu
al advisor Leo J. Dietlin, presi
dent Carl V. Mehler. first vice
president Granville Scheibel, sec
ond vice-president W. Joseph Lei
bold, recording secretary Henry
L. Webb, financial secretary El
mer J. Ey, treasurer Jacob J.
Schafhausen, Leo E. Dietlin and
Carl Rau, Sr., trustees Leonard M.
Webb, messenger, and John M.
Beal, sergeant-at-arms.
The Uniform Rank, with which
the public is more familiar, has
compiled a fine record over a long
period. A total of 18 first prizes
has been won in competition, be
ginning in 1882 at Springfield, O.
Present officers of the Uniform
Rank are: John J. Walsh, presi
dent W. J. Wuellner, vice-presi
dent: Granville Scheibel, recording
secretary H. L. Webb, financial
secretary J. McWilliams, sergeant
at-arms Henry L. Webb, captain
Granville Scheibel, first lieutenant,
and Leonard M. Webb, second lieu
tenant.
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Assiinta Goretti. Mother
Of Saint, Dies In Italy
CORINALDO, Italy—(Radio, NC)
—The only woman in history ever
to see her child solemnly proclaim
ed a saint in the Catholic Church
died here at the age of 88.
Mrs. Assunta Goretti died at
the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Ersiiia G. Porfiri, four years and
three months after her daughter,
St. Maiia Goretti, had been canon
ized by His Holiness Pope Pius
XII al open-air ceremonies in St.
Peter's Square in Rome during the
Holy Year of 1950.
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NEW ORLEANS The Easter duty for x-iifaring men
has been eared by the Holy See so that seamen may satisfy
the obligation at any time throughout the year, Father
Thomas McDonough, C.SS.R., secretary of the Apostleship
of the Sea in the United States, said here.
The port chaplain of New Orleans was explaining the
provisions of a rescript issued by the Sacred Consistorial
Congregation listing norms and faculties for chaplains work
ing in the Apostleship of the Sea, which moved its inter
national headquarters from Glasgow, Scotland to Rome in
1953.
The rules and privileges of the
document,’’ Father McDonough
said, “are a response of the Holy
See to a petition made by sea
chaplains at an international meet
ing in Antwerp of Aug. 12 and 13,
1953. Divided into four parts, the
document lays down general rules
of establishing the Apostleship of
the Sea as an organization certain
rules for maritime chaplains re
garding various duties, and gener
ous faculties and privileges which
will enable chaplains aboard ship
to enjoy many of the recent con
cessions made for pastors and
priests ashore
Explaining some of the privileg
es granted, Father McDonough
said that “among certain limited
conditions, a ships chaplain may
confer the Sacrament of Confirma
tion.” He added:
“Undar certain circumstances
•nd according to strict regula
tions, a ship's chaplain may cele
brate Midnight Mass ar sea on
the eves of Christmas and New
Year, and also may celebrate one
Mass on Holy Thursday," Father
McDonough explained. "Further,
he may celebrate Holy Mass for
the benefit of seamen two or
three times on Sundays, Holy
Days and certain other days,
whenever a pressing need for
them exists to provide for the
seamen's spiritual welfare
through the celebration of
Mass."
Father McDonough said an ear
lier report stated erroneously that
a ship’s chaplain had been empow
ered to officiate at marriages
aboard ship. He said, however, that
the chaplains are given helpful
faculties for administration of the
Sacrament of Penance and also are
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