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8—THE ATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Mar. 4,1955
IMPERIAL
WASHABLE
WALLPAPER
Patton's Book Store
WASHINGTON C.
We Supply White Dress
Shirts Work Clothes
And Wiping Cloths
INDUSTRIAL LAUNDERERS
AND DRY CLEANERS
UN. 1166 999 N. 4th St.
Columbus, Ohio
RA. 8413
Stoker
i. Griesenbrock
189Q
Mortgage
Walter C. Krupp.
Before Our Lord girded Him
self to wash the feet of His Apos
tles, He, the Eternal, girded Him
self with our human nature to
wash away the
sins of the
world. He is
called in pro
phecy the “Ser
vant Lord," and
of Himself
said: “I am
come not to be
ministered un
to, but to min
ister.” Unlike
us, there was
SEILLER’S DEPARTMENT STORE
"Your Friendly Neighbor"
2404 W. Broad St. and 2609 N. High St.
SAPP'S
FOODTOWN MARKET
2976 W. BROAD ST.
ROOFING end SHEET METAL for EVERY TYPE CONSTRUCTION
COMMEKC1AL OOVSBNMIfNT tNDCSTBlAL HO MIS SHIFT MBTAS
Since 1891 THE GEORGE SNYDER & SONS CO. CA 5341
Winkels Quality Foods
We Deliver
3369 Indianola Ave. JE 5465
.arrest Retail Yard
FEDERAL
Beef Pork ... Veal Suus a
J. FRED SCHMIDT PACKING CO.
SINCE 1888
JE 5414
Of
ecialize In All
Domestic an*
Mountain
HOMES OFFICES STORES CHURCHES SCHOOLS
CITY DECORATING
COMPANY
781 S. FRONT
COLUMBUS
i FOR CHARTER
NO ANSWER
LLL GA 1734
CURRENT
\piVIDEND
RATE
Pres.
Walter Zuber.
Reasonable
“The Finest in Bus Transportation”
LAKE SHORE SYSTEM
Call
East Broad Street
1-6310 or CA. 1-5172
We Are
helping to build Columbus
by manufacturing
f/exicore
Precast—Prastressed-Monolithically Poured
Concrete Rao* ond Floor Slabs
Used In Manx Church** And SehooU
ARROWCRETE CORP.
816 McKinley Ave. CA. 1-5506
God Love You-------------
I Am Come to Minister,
Not to Be Ministred Unto
--------------by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen--------------
never any trace of reluctance to
have leisure broken in upon, or
repose disturbed. His desert se
clusion was abandoned because
the masses were hungry He
came down from the mountain
of Transfiguration to cure a de
moniac boy on the plain on the
Cross He turned a suffering
Head to console His Mother and
absolve a penitent revolutionist.
In comparison, how grudging
are our services! We read about
His love in this column until it
asks for a dime, or a dollar, or a
thousand, for His persecuted in
Vietnam, His starving in India,
—and then we stop reading. How
we insist on what others owe
us, but how little on what we
owe them for Christ’s sake.
This “God Love You” column
is as much dedicated to your
sanctification as it is to housing
the 80,000 lepers we have in our
225 leprosaria! We want them to
have sulfone for their sores, but
we want you to have salvation
for your souls. You make the sac
rifice, they get the sulfone and
all of us are drawn closer to
Our Lord and His Mother. Even
though you have made a sacri
fice before, this week give up
three cigarettes and send us the
equivalent for the Holy Father’s
Missions.
A Worldmission Bank will re
mind you to sacrifice a few pen
nies each day to help the needy
throughout the world. Mail us a
request and we will send you
this Globe Bank.
And while you are thinking
of these sick, hungry and aged
people that we aid with your
help, look around your home for
old gold and discarded jewelry.
Send it to us it will be resold
and that money will aid the mis
sions of the world. Your willing
ness to sacrifice will be your
sanctification and their salvation.
GOD LOVE YOU to C.J.B. “I
am determined to give up smok
ing for Lent, and so I am sending
the $10 cigarette money I will
save. Now I’ll have to stick to
it!” ... to I.M.F. “I had planned
to buy a new dress for our Prom
with, this $50, but I have decided
I would rather give the money
to the missions so that there may
be clothes for some poor chil
dren ... to T.J.M. “This $10
represents the first month’s rev
enue from my self-imposed ‘mis
sion tax.’ Decided that since I
pay so many other taxes, I would
start one for the missions. All
luxuries are now ‘mission tax
able’!” ... to L.M.A. “The en
closed $5 is a thanksgiving gift
in honor of the Blessed Mother
for a favor to a sinner.”
Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and mail it to the
SAPP, Joseph R., 55, Danville,
Feb. 22, St. Luke church. Survivors:
his wife, Frances 10 children, two
brothers, five sisters.
DOWLEY, Thomas P., 64, 783 E.
Fifth Ave., Columbus, Feb. 22, St.
Peter church. Survivors: his wife,
Hannah two sons, a grandson, five
sisters.
HEINMILLER, Mrs. John, 66,
1514 Studer Ave., Columbus, Feb.
22, Corpus Christi church. Surviv
ors: her husband, six sons, three
daughters, 32 grandchildren, and
two brothers.
BUTLER, Herman J., formerly of
Columbus, Feb. 26, St. Phillip
church, Battle Creek, Mich. Surviv
ors: two daughters, two grandchil
dren, a brother and two sisters.
TIERNEY, Joseph, 62, Ports
mouth, Feb. 22, Holy Redeemer
church. Survivors: his wife, Lena
tw’o sons.
GREEN, George A., 73, Somer
set, Feb. 22, St. Joseph church.
Survivors: his wife, Teresa five
daughters, a son, two sisters and
21 grandchildren.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. George, 74,
Newark, Feb. 24, Church of the
Blessed Sacrament. Survivors: her
husband, a son, and a sister.
McDONOUGH, William J., 82,
formerly of Columbus, Feb. 23, St.
Patrick church, London. Survivors:
a son, a sister and two brothers.
KESSLER, Mrs. Olivia, 74, for
merly of Columbus, Feb. 24, St.
Mary church, Lancaster. Survivors:
one daughter.
PENZONE, Giuseppe, 73, 191 E.
Goodale St., Columbus, Feb. 26, St.
John the Baptist church. Survivors:
his wife, Maria a daughter, two
sons, and 13 grandchildren.
QUINLAN, Dennis, 91, Zanes
ville, Feb. 23, St. Thomas church.
Survivors his wife, Lida: four sis
ters, two brothers and several niec
es and nephews.
HAFFLER, Oliver J., 46, former
ly of New Lexington, Feb. 26, St.
Rose church. Survivors: has wife,
Evelyn a daughter and three sis
ters.
Dentistry Is Their Goal.
In the freshman class at Marquette University, Milwaukee,
School of Dentistry, are these three nuns studying with 105 men
students. After graduation Sister Mary Christina (left) of the Society
of Mary expects to be sent to a medical’mission in southwest Pacific.
Sister Mary Florita (center) and Sister Mary Jessica plan to care
for other sisters ef the Holy Family order at the Manitowoc, Wis.,
motherhouse. Milwaukee Journal photo.
120 Priests Believed
Held in Slav Prisons
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (NC) Church officials in
Yugoslavia estimate that 100 to 120 Catholic priests still are
imprisoned by the communist government.
The highest-ranking clergyman still serving a prison sen
tence on a trumped-up charge of wartime collaboration with
the Nazis is Bishop Peter Cule of
Mostar. He is serving his eighth
year of an 11-year prison sentence
in Zenica, a small village in Bos
nia.
A Belgrade prelate, whose iden
tity must be withheld, said Bishop
Cule is suffering from tuberculosis
but that the disease has been ar
rested, and that he has contracted
a blood disease similar to that
which afflicted His Eminence Aloy.
sius Cardinal Stepinac last year.
Cardinal Stepinac still is con
fined to his native village of
Krasic, about JO miles away from
Zagreb, Yugoslavia's second city.
His health is reported to be rel
atively good considering his dis
ease. He is permitted to take daily
walks near his residence.
Cardinal Stepinac also was con
victed of wartime collaboration
and sentenced to 16 years in pris
on. He was released late in 1951
after five years’ imprisonment. In
January, 1953, Archbishop Stepin
ac was elevated to th? College of
Cardinals by His Holiness Pope
Pius XII but he has never been
to Rome to receive the Red Hat.
Th* communist government
will give Cardinal Stepinac per
mission to leave Yugoslavia to
go to Rome, but because of a
Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Na
tional Director of the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith, 366
Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y.,
or your Diocesan Director Fa
ther James Kulp, 246 East Town
Street, Columbus 16, Ohio.
May They Rest In Peace
WILSON, Mrs. Martha I., 71,
Somerset, Feb. 25, Holy Trinity
church. Survivors: four sons, 13
grandchildren and a sister.
O’HEARN, Miss Mary A., 786 W.
Mound St., Columbus, Feb. 22, St.
Patrick church. Survivors: three
sisters.
McANDREWS, Mrs. Arthur, 69,
490 E. Weber Rd., Columbus, Feb.
26. Immaculate Conception church.
Survivors: her husband, a son, four
grandchildren, a sister and two bro
thers.
SHAFER. Mrs. Teresa, Zanesville,
Feb. 28, St. Thomas church. Sur
vivors: five sisters, two brothers
and several nieces and nephews.
KING, Charles E 340 Oakland
Park Ave., Columbus, Feb. 28, Im
maculate Conception Church. Sur
vivors: a sister and a nephew.
JACOBY, Mrs. Clyde, 74, 1475
Sullivant Ave., Columbus, Feb. 28,
St. Aloysius church. Survivors: her
husband, a daughter, a grand
daughter and a sister.
HATEM, Moneer J., 54, New Lex
ington, Feb. 28, St. Rose church.
Survivors: his wife, Nellie five
sons, three daughters and four
grandchildren.
McKENNA, James, Dennison,
Feb. 28, Immaculate Conception
church. Survivors: three cousins.
SWICKARD
Rental Agency
12 N. Third St.
Rant* Sala* Lease*
Proparty Managamant
HEADQUARTERS
For
Parochial School
Team Equipment
Wilson and Spalding
Athletic Good*
Beck & Albanese
Sportsmans Service
223 I. Long at Sth CA. 4-2887
George J. Igel and Company, Inc.
Crone Service Excavating
501 Eaton Avenue CA. 1-6601
COLUMBUS B, OH II
well-grounded fear that he would
not be permitted to return the
Cardinal has remained with his
people.
NC Correspondent Joseph Na
politan and his wife visited Krasic
in hopes of interviewing Cardinal
Stepinac. In Napolitan’s words this
is what happened:
“In Krasic, about 100 yards from
the church v/here Cardinal Step
inac celebrates Mass two armed
guards stopped the car and de
manded to see our passports.
They examined the passports and
told us we could not continue on
the same road, but would have to
return to the main highway.
Cardinal Stepinac'* name was
not mentioned in the brief talk
with the guard*.
Instead of returning immediate
ly we entered a small illage wine
shop for a sausage sandwich and
a glass of wine. There a Yugo
slav peasant approached us and
struck up a conversation in French.
We left the shop, still talking
generalities with the peasant and
surrounded by a group of curious
children.
In a few moments the guards
returned, told the children to dis
perse, asked the peasant what we
were discussing, and indicated
that we should leave at once.”
A Church spokesman in Zag
reb said 23 priest* from Cardinal
Stepinac'* diocese still are im
prisoned.
He estimated that the total num
ber of priests who had served
prison sentences was between 700
and 800.
Priests are not permitted to criti
cize or comment on government
policies in their sermons
Coal Co.
Established 1924
Ralph J. Kramer. Sr.
Richard D. Kramer
SPECIALIZING IN
RESIDENTIAL FUEL
PROMPT CLEAN DELIVERY
First Quality Fireplace Wood
CA. 4-1277
28) W. MOUND ST.
Night* Sunday* Holidays
FAirfax 5798
Circleville
BUYER’S GUIDE
PLUMBERS
SEWERS A DRAINS
Electric Koto-Rooter Sewer and
Drain Service Phone Circleville
455
DEFENBAUGH
FUNERAL HOME
Circleville
151 E Main St Phone 411
GOELLER'S
PAINT STORE
219 ■. Main Circleville
Circleville Fast Freeze
o Food Locker o
P. J. GRIFFIN
Owner «nd apmstee
161 Edison Ave. Circleville OO
THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
Wb«r« Service Predominate*'
107 W Main St. Phone 62
CirelrrtUi
Ancient Church
Ruins Found in
Jerusalem
JERUSALEM (NC) Ex
cavations at the shrine “Dom
inus Flevit,” where Our Lord
wept over Jerusalem, have
revealed the floor and the
ower walls of a church,
which appears to date to the
Byzantine period, around the 4th
century A.D.
Reconstruction of this ancient
shrine is being planned by the
Franciscan Custody of the Holy
Land. Funds for this purpose have
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
20c per line
Sand Ads Ts
P. O Box 636
Colombo. 1* O
Custom-Built Kitchen Cabinets
Formic* Tops Store Fixtures
PHELPS CABINET SHOP Dial 2-5523
One Mile South on State Route 4
Special Purchase
SHORT TIME ONLY
International Harvester
REFRIGERATORS and
FREEZERS
Now
$185.
$249.
$265.
Was
8.2 Refrigerator---------- $264.
10.4 Refrigerator---------- $309.
8.3 Refrigerator -$369.
$275.
Automatic Defrosting
10.2 Refrigerator---------- $429.
Automatic Defrosting
PLUS YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR
FREEZERS
7 eu. ft. Cheat Type $289. $189.
12 cu. ft. Chest Type __$419. $289.
20 eu. ft. Chest Type —$578. $389.
Fairchild's
GULF SERVICE
S. Prospect St. Dial 8-9994
Miami. Ohio
HOWARD & VERNON BAKER
Plumbing & Heating
Pump Work A Specialty
630 Oak St. Dial 2-8904
MOVING Local, also trailers for rent,
two and four-wheel, all types, hitch fur
nished. Move yourself, save $$$’*. Dial
2-1763. 197 8. Prospect St.____
WANTED
DISHES
CLOYD N.
OLD-PICTURE FRAMES,
LAMPS, OTHER ITEMS.
SAUTTER, DIAL 2-9663.
OPEN HOUSE, 625 N. Greenwood St.
Now Open For Your Inspection. The
Contemporary By Metropolitan. WILLIAM
WILSON SR.. 137 S. High St., Ph. 2-5715.
Associated with A. S. Daniels, Broker.
For Your Next Sale
Call JOHN PFARR, JR., Auctioneer
Richwood, Ohio Phone 2411
Automobile Dealer*
McDaniels
Your Pontiac-Uadillbc Dealer
Marion’s Oldest Dealership ISIS.
309 W Center Dial 2-3134
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
Th* Campbell National Bank
Phone 77 LaRue Ohio
Member Federal Deposit Ins Corp
Dry Cleaner*
HARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E Church St
Manon 2-1627
Furniture Stores
GROLL'S—WALDO
Authorized Dealers
JAMESTOWN ROYAL
Living Room Furniture
'The Best Mad* Line in America”
Open Tuee., Thur*., and Sat. Eves. TUI 9
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAN. Owner
2* year’s experience. Free estimate*.
641 Oak St Dial 2.7472 Evenings
MIMEOGRAPHING
MIMEOGRAPHING AND TYPING
Notary Public Ruth A. Belk
435 N. Main. Dial 2-6727
MOVING—STORAGE PACKING
MARRIN CAR 1 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
MARION COUNTY
Farm Bureau
Cooperative Association
Marion New Bloomington
Caledonia LaRoo
The Diamond Store of Marion
MAY’S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
Marion’s Oldest Jewelers
R. A. CHAPMAN
& SON
Freeh Dreaaed Poultry and Egg*
WHOLESALE RETAIL
317 N. Pro*pect 8t. Ph. 2-0529
Marion. Ohio
RALPH'S
Hub Bar and Grill
'WHERE SPORT FANS MEET*
1 !l31 S. Main Phone 3-9989 i
Marion, Ohio
Phones 2-0118 2-2605
MALO BROS.
&SONS
Silver and Bartram Ave*.
Marion. Ohio
been contributed by a group of
Mexican Catholics who visited it
recently. The shrine is located near
the “royal tombs” which had been
uncovered earlier.
Among th* Interesting dis
coveries mad* in the course .of
the excavations have been a
large slab, beneath th* alter,
bearing a Cross set in Mosaics,
together with th* sockets in th*
sanctuary floor of the four col
umns supporting the altar itself.
A considerable part of the mar
ble sanctuary rail or screen, has
been found. It is richly carved
with wreaths and numerous cross
es. A side chapel on the Gospel
side of the main sanctuary has also
been uncovered in the course of
the excavations.
MARION “s
These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this
section as a guide when buying.
PLUMBERS
SEWERS & DRAINS
F. E. Robinson
Plumbing Heating Power Digging
232 S. High Dial 3-1774
Electric Roto-Rooter Sewer and
Drain Service. 592 E George St
Marion 2-2726.
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A Religious Gift *s Truly
Appreciated
Benson Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silver St., Marion. Ohio
SHOP AND SAVE
Fin* Furniture For Th# Hom*
MARION
Lincoln-Mercury Co. Inc.
Robert McMahon
Ph. 2-3195 2-3189
“Good Quality Used Cars"
202 8 Main St Marion, O
GLADYCE LINN
Realtor Ph. 3-6865
SANSOTTA
REALTY CO.
Buy, Sell, Build
671 W. Center St. Dial 2-4112
Marion, Ohio
Westinghouse TV
You can be sure IF IT’S
WESTINGHOUSE
BON NEFF, INC.
Harding Highway East
Dial 2-5660
at the
RUZ BAR & GRILL
in Marion
You can get the best Italian Spa.
ghetti. Revolt, Italian Pixx*. Good
Steaks A Chicken and HOME MADF
PASTERIES
Premium Beer* A Fancy Drinks
elevators
Oil Hydraulics Electric
Dumbwaiters Hoists
Capital Elevator &
Mfg. Co.
W. Town and Lara* Sts.
AD 2437 AD
DENNY MALLOY’S
BEER and WINE STORE
141 N. Main St. Next Door State Liquor Store
FAST, FREE DELIVERY TILL 11:00 P. M.
2-1522
BEER ALE WINES
DRIVE-IN PARKING IN REAR
PET SHOP
Beautiful Baby Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S. Prospect St Dial 2-0596
3
^WEPAY 1
COLUMBIA
SAVINGS
AND
LOAN
48 W. GAY ST
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
fOOD SHOES
for nearly 50 years
137 E. Center 118 S. Main
TELEVISION REPAIR
Radio and Television Repair
Helvin Braden 195 Barnhart 8L
Dial 2-3196 or 3-1562
Television Antennas
RONALD W. ARNOT
259 E Walnut Dia1 2-8480 evening#
Tile Bath Room
Tile Work of All Kind*
Call or Write for Free Estimate
H. K. AND R. M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findlay, O. Phone 4470
THRIFT MARKET -I
129 S. Main St.
Marion, O. Ph. 21725]
i I Marion's Oldest Established
I I Produce Center
^QOCOCCCOGGeCCCCGOCGCOC
VAPOR BATHS
Dail 2-4297 or 2-9891
for an appointment
Mrs. Gladys Lesch
702 Wilson Ave.
Graduate of the College of
Swedish Massage, Chicago
FORMER NURSES AID
FRANCIS J. VOLL
TAILOR
Cleaning—Pressing—Repairing
327 Lafeyette Street
Marion. Ohio
Th* Diamond Center Of Marion
LORDS,
JEWELERS
114 S Main St.
we win deliver yen e new I9&4 Bene* 150 Chevrolet 2 Door
Sedan for ____________________________________________________
This price includes state tax and title fee.
Midtown Chevrolet Company
203 Main street Telephone 3-2155 Marion. Ohio
L. A. AXE and SON I
FUNERAL AMBULANCE
DIRECTORS SERVICE
flnBMlBlll*l!lBi^iB!MBI»lBWB»iBllMB^ BlfflBliliBlMBhiilBilllBlIHBllIiBlIlilBili.' BihBIH BMBHIibI
JIM DUGAN, INC.
Men's and Boys* Fine Clothing and Shoes
THE STORK SHOPPE
II 299 E. Center St. Phone 3-1807
1! MATERNITY DRESSES, SPORTSWEAR, LINGERIE,
ROBES, INFANT ITEMS
JL& Roller Skate
Jr
$1717.22
Just Completed
Jkjyl 8,000 sq. ft. of Skating Area
1 New Plastic Covered Floor
New Glass Ceiling
.JrKAR6'$
Roller Arena
Junction Rts. 23 and 30 North UPPER SANDUSKY, O.

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