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8—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, March 18,1955
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"Flowers for all occasions"
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124 8 Mt Pleasant Lancaster
THIMMES BROS.
Quality Meats & Groceries
351 S Columbus
Lancaster Phone 809
BAKER
Type writer Co.
Rovu Ivoewrners
C. Alien And Victoi
Adding Machines
117 N Columbus St
Lancaster Phone 2H33 W
JOHN P. KREIDLER
Shoes ot Distinction
Phono 5727 203 W. Main St.
LANCASTER OHIO
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IMPERIAL WALLPAPER
The Fairfield Paint A Oil Co
Phone 4700 Lancaster
Funeral directors
James II. Sheridan Sons
Funeral Directors
122 South Columbu. 8tra«t
Lancaster, Ohio
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Every Cross
It Fits Vs,
No! Our Faith begins with de
feat. Even on Easter Sunday the
Crucifix is still kept before our
eyes. Natular religions with their
sentimental piety are all right for
sunny days. But when life con-
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Is Tailor-Made
No One Else
by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen
The more Cadolics in grief,
worry, difficulties and distress
come to us with their burdens,
the more we are saddened at
their misunder
ing of our Holy
Faith,
never
defeat, or
trial, or a dif
i u 11 y. Be
cause they say
their prayers,
t,ive a dollar
in the collec
tion, are faith
ful in marriage,
they expect immunity from the
Cross.
tradicts us, then we need the
sign of contradiction to assure
us that Calvary does precede the
empty tomb. Our Lord spoke of
a “daily cross,” and added that
it is personal. “It is “your cross.”
Every cross is tailor-made it
fits us and nc one else. Our
Lord further said that we would
be cut and purged like vines to
make us more fruitful fol the
Heavenly Father. Every Masa we
attend is an offering of oursel
ves to Christ we are on the
paten and in the chalice as
brea-i and wine. But we are there
to be crucified with Christ at the
moment of consecration.
Learn then to ceny self and
this daily miniature death will
be a rehearsal for the final mas
terpiece. Get up a half hour earl
ier and go to Mass put one less
lump of sugar in your coffee
spend five minutes longer in
night prayer give up a movie a
month.
But for full merit 1. Do
these things because you love
Our Lord who gave up His Life
for you. 2. Turn the material of
the sacrifice, for example, dime,
a quarter, a dollar or a thou-
sand dollars irto the maximum
good. And what is that? The Holy
Father said: “Charity to the So
ciety for the Propagation of the
Faith exceeds all other charities
as heaven exceeds earth, and
eternity time Begin to be Ca
tholic and to be Catholic means
to r.ake sacrifices and to love
the Church over all the world,
namely the Missions. Any sac
rifice you send us will be sent
to the Holy Father who himself
makes the distribution to 100,000
missionaries. 225 leprosaria, 300
ho Ties for the aged—in Africa,
Oceania, Asia, Europe and Amer
icas—that Christ may reign in
their hearts and Mary His mother
be loved.
This month the particular Mis
sion intention of the Holy Father
is the welfare of our Missions in
Pakistan. Its 42,000,000 people
living in two widely separated
territories are 87% Moslem. It
is a new pountry and its laws are
still being .’rained. All we ask
is liberty to carry on the works
of charity and to teach Christ to
these energetic people. This in
tention the Holy Father recom
men is to your prayers this month.
Cut out this column, pir your
sacrifice to it, and sent it to the
Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen,
National Director, The Society
for the Propagation of the Faith,
or your Diocesan Director, Father
James Kulp, 246 East Town
Street, Columbus 16, Ohio.
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Indiana Retains
Sterilization Law
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.—(NC)—A
proposal to remove all compulsory
sterilization laws from Indiana
statute books has been rejected in
the State General Assembly’s low
er house by a vote of 60 to 20.
The proposal was introduced by
Mrs. Anna P. Smelser, Catholic
member of the legislature from
South Bend, Ind., as an amend
ment to a bill which would shift
the responsibility for decisions on
sterilization of mental patients.
In urging the abolition of all
sterilization provisions, Mrs. Smel
ser asked: “Is a government ever
right in mutilating a person when
no crime is involved?” She brand
ed present sterilization laws as
nothing more than “se.ectm breed,
ing by government control."
In a subsequent action the House
of Representatives voted over
whelmingly in favor of an amend
ment requiring court review of all
sterilization orders.
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UN Staff of N.C.W.C.
Praised by Jubilee
NEW YORK—(NC)—The Office
for UN Affairs of the National Ca
tholic Welfare Conference has
been singled out for praise in the
current issue of Jubilee, national
CathaiiL pictorial monthly.
In its monthly feature “Jubilee
Salutes.” the magazine lauded the
office “because without fan
fare or public acclaim its four
woman staff, headed by Miss Cath
erine Schaefer, has kept open a
much-needed two-way flow of in
formation between the United Na
tions and Catholics here and
abroad.”
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Chapel of Italian Liner
Pictured above ic the chapel of the Italian Line's new 29,200
ton luxury passenger vessel, SS Christoforo Colombo Episodes of
the life of Christopher Columbus, after whom the ship was named,
appear on the altar and the walls of the Baroque-sryle chapel.
Over the altar the Madonna of the Sea, St. Peter and St. Francis
of Paola, are by Genoese artist Oscar Schenal who also painted
the Stations of the Cross. At the left of the altar are the chair and
the kneeler bearsng the insignia o the Archbishop of Genoa, home
port of the liner.
Reports Persist
That Reds Want
To Free Primate
BERLIN—(NC)—Persistent rum
ors iron Red Poland state that the
regime is considering the release
of His Eminence Stefan Cardinal
Wyszynski, Polish Primate arrest
ed in September 1953.
The regime is eager to free the
Cardinal, according to the rumors,
because the top Catholic prelate’s
imprisonment has merely hardened
the opposition of the people to
the govefnment.
It is stated that top communist
officials approached the Cardinal
several months age and asked him
if he would accept freedom on the
condition that he leave Poland. The
Primate is said to have given a
categorical refusal.
May They Rest
In Peace
FLECKER, George A., 83, for
merly of 260 Southwood Ave., Co
lumbus, Mar. 8, St. Leo Church.
Survivors: a brother, two sisters
and a foster daughter.
FAGAN, James J., 67, 1640 Bry
den Rd., Columbus, Mar. 9, Holy
Rosary church. Survivors: one sis
ter.
SACHS, John A., 68, formerly of
Huntsville, O., Mar. 9. St. Leo
church. Survivors: four brothers.
SHUFFLEBARGER. Mrs. W. Ern
est, 54. formerly of 7118 Dublin
Rd., Columbus, Mar. 9, St. Patrick
churen. Survivors: her husband a
daughter, three grandchildren, a
brother, two sisters and a number
of nieces and nephews.
GERLING. John F., Chillicothe
Mar. 5, St. Peter church.
BARMAN, Miss Josephine, Chil
licothe, Mar. 5, St. Mary church.
STEELE. Mrs. Vincent L., 59,
Lancaster, Mar. 9, St. Mary church.
Survivors: her husband, a sister,
and a brother.
DONNELLY, Jack, Corning, Mar.
8, St. Bernard church. Survivors,
two sons and three nieces.
MOGAVERO, Miss Mary J., 45:
191 S. 20th St., Columbus, Mar. 10,
St. John the Baptist church. Sur
vivors: her mother, Mrs. Giovanna
Mogavero four brothers and five
sisters.
BARR. Raymond, sr., 52, 109 S.
Sylvan, Columbus, Mar. 11, St.
Mary Magdalene church. Survivors:
his wife, Rose Mary a son, a
daughter, six grandchildren and
a half-brother.
DURKIN. Michael J.. 39 E. North,
wood Ave., Columbus. Mar. 11. Holy
Name church. Survivors: three sis
ters.
FITZGERAIJX Mrs. Julia C-,
Chillicothe. Mar. 12. St. Peter
church. Survivors: a daughter.
McHUGH, Miss Frances, 76.
Zanesville, Mar. 12. St. Thomas
church. Survivors: a sister, a broth
er and a number of nieces and nep
hews.
TROVATO, Joseph. 74, Shawnee.
Mar. 21. 1954. St. Mary church.
Survivors: his wife Elizabeth, five
sons and six daughters.
BROWN. Paul T., 58. Logan. Mar.
10, St. John church. Survivors,
nieces and nephews.
ENGEL, Charles E., 17, 177 Ever
green Ter., Columbus, Mar. 13, St.
Cecilia church, New Rome. Surviv
ors: his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter J- a brother and two sisters.
That Good Gambrinue Beer
“Tha Baar That's Starch Frae Aa Bear Can Be."
August Wagner Breweries, Inc.
CA. 1-4411 Columbus, Ohio CA 1-4411
The Cardinal is reported to have
replied that only the Holy See
can relieve him of his post.
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Brick and Tile—Building Materials
BASIC
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Drug Stores
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Dial 26-986, Chillicothe
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o General Contracting Firm
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MORGAN’S
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Phone 2245
Frankfort, Ohio
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Drexel Trust
3-5917
3-5918
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246 E. Main St., Chillicothe, O.
Phone 2-5347
Bowers
Electric Co.
83 E. Water St. Chillicothe, O.
Dial 2 0688
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143 S. Hickory Jay S. Janes
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RICHARDS. Mrs. Donald, 42.
2995 Morse Rd.. Columbus. Mar. 12.
St. James the Less church. Surviv
ors: her husband, two sons, a step
daughter, her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Tonv Pinoni five sisters and four
brothers.
Main St.
PHILADELPHIA (NC)
Twenty-eight Catholic charit
able, educational and religious
institutions, and a Lutheran
hospital will share a $14-mil
lion trust estate created by
the late Francis A. Drexel 70
years ago.
The trust was terminated by
the recent death of his last surviv
ing daughter, Mother Mary Kath
arine Drexel, foundress of the Sis
ters of the Blessed Sacrament for
Indians and Colored People.
The trust was established by the
one-time banking partner of J. P.
Morgan and provided life incomes
for each of his three daughters,
with the provision that if all died
without issue, the fund was to be
divided amon~ charities, stipulated
by Mr. Drexel.
The Drexel trust is reported as
the largest sum evei left to charity
by a Philadelphian.
Mr. Drexel died Feb. 15, 1885.
His will bequeathed one-tenth of
his $15,560,000 estate to the same
charities that now, 70 years later,
will *hare the trust fund. Each of
the charities will share the trust
in the same proportion its original
bequest bore to the total estate.
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Phone 3-2264
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Insurance Agency
CHILLICOTHE
73 W, MAIN PH. 27346
Milliners
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78 W. 2nd Ph. 8428
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MARSHALL’S BEAUTY
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MILLINERS
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Hosiery—Madame Grace &
Vanity Foundations
18 8. Paint Phone 3-3028
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40-44 N. Paint St. Phone 8757
Chillicothe, Ohio
Southern Ohio
Loan Company
15 S. Paint
Phone 6886
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A Plain Statement of Fact!
There is no Finer Television Service Anywhere.
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Kingston,
Brother Weaver
Puts More Meat
On the Porkers
SPRINGFIELD, O—(NC) The
pioneer work of a Pieciour Blood
Brother at St. Charles Seminary in
Carthagena, O., in developing “meat
type” Tamworth hogs won recogni
tion at an auction here.
Brother Oliver Weaver, PP -S.,
manager of the seminary farm, was
credited by officials of the Ohio
Tamworth Swine Breeders Associa
tion with being one of the first in
Mercer County to develop the new
type of porkir that has ’ess fat.
The seminary’s consignment sold
for average o* about $130 each
or about $30 above the average for
the auction. Tamworths in the herd
developed by Brother Oliver are
registered under such names as
“Seminary Big Start “Carthagena
Princess,” and the like.
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Joint Religious Appeal
BERLIN—(NC) A joint “re
ligious appeal” has been issued by
the Catholics and Protestant
churches of Dresden, East Ger
many, in connection with the tenth
anniversary of the city’s destruc
tion by an air-raid during World
War II.
The appeal called on Christians
to pray for peaca^and understand
ing among peoples. It urged par
ticular prayers that the “powerful
of the world” might reach a “peace
ful cooperation.”
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STATIONERY & GIFTS
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CHAPMAN CO.
18-20 W. 2nd St. Phone 5308
Chillicothe. Ohio
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