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6—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, June 17,1955
K Of Notes
Marian Council 3864 will hold its
election meeting Wednesday, June
22, at 7 m. in the Whitehall
Club. Nominations will be accept
ed from 7 to 7:30 p. m. Members
AMBULANCE SERVICE
■art Glynn Ph. 1-3021
BUILDING MATERIALS
Pat's Tru-Line Blox
PRE-CART CONCRETE CO Dial 1-8881
Business Equipment
Clary Adding Maehinee and Rmlth-Corona
Typewriter. Ralea. Rentals and Serriea.
Stapleton Office Supply, 829 Siath. Phone
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Coal
DUNN COAL CO.
Gallia and Broadway Streets
GLASS
PORTSMOUTH GLASS CO.
1541 Gallia St Phono 61301
Parking Lot In Rear
Auto and Window Glass Installed
We Can Furnish
All Your Glass Needs
Raul Duolain Joe Kohee
Painting Decorating
PAINTING Inside and Out
Steaming off paper Patch Plaoter.
Fleer Fin O Greeawood Ph 4-6987
Plumbing
A Call To
MARTIN PLUMBING CO.
Means Preen pt Courteous 8rr»ire
Dial 8-8641 611 Lincoln St.
Rest Homos
MTVERVTEW MANOR eonvaleeeout Some
for aged and infirm. Ph. Wm. Erasure
Lueaeville 8691 for ratee.
Isabelle Greene
HOUSE OF FASHION
Home Owned
Dresses, Formats, Bridals
767 Riith Street
Phone 2-9367, Portsmouth, Ohio
J. R. Schoonover
Grocery
1262 Ninth Rtreet
Phone 2-8691, Portsmouth. Ohl.
STEWART’S
DRUG STORE
ORIGINAL CUT KATE
Drugs A Prescriptions
•94 GALLIA PH 1447
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO
WALLPAPER
10c to 49c Single Roll
Regular 25c to $1.25 Values
GLIDDEN PAINTS
WEIGAND'S
84 Gallia Strwt
Robert Cox
Royal Cleaners
Pick Up and Delivery Service
1644-11th St. Phone 63071
C. Herr man & Sons Co.
MEAT MARKETS
Eighth and Murray 8L ill Gallia St
Phene 1399 end 888 Phono 1840
STAHLER'S
PHARMACY
208 Market St. Phone 2-3171
Portsmouth, Ohio
STELLA'S
Beauty Salon
816—6th St.
Phone 2-8381 Portsmouth, O.
REAL ESTATE
REALTOR
Seles Rentals Loans
Liat Your Property With Us
DIAL 6-7991
W No Answer Call 4-7189
ED KIZER
1212 2nd Portsmouth
*nll be able to vote between 7:30
and 9:45 p. m. New offficers will
be announced the same evening.
Absentee ballots may be ob
tained from deputy grand knight
Harry Murray. These ballots must
be returned to Murray on or before
June 22.
Grand Knight Eugene Walcutt
has urged every member to par
ticipate in the election.
CHILLICOTHE—John Ziccardi
was elected grand knight of
"Glasses that Satisfy"
ROBERT E. HAGMAN, SR.
OHIO STATE
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146 East State St. CA. 1-3697 Columbus, Ohio
INFORMATION
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Pray To Do Our Very Beet.”
CLASSIC BARBER SHOP. *ll Chillirothe
ALUMINUM AWNINGS
BOOL VENT ALUMINUM AWNINGS
WetherGard Aluminum Product*
Third and Bond Phono 2-0601
AMBULANCE SERVICE
PORTSMOUTH "S’
KURFEES
PAINTS A VARNISHES
East End Hardware
& Supply Company
2033 Gallia
Phone 4-8413 Portsmouth, O.
The Automotive
Supply Company
S346 Gallia—Phone Scioto 90
713 Gay St.—Phone 3-4161
BICYCLES
HOLMAN CYCLE SHOP
Gaaollne Enginea, Parte and Service
17th and Grandview Phone 8-8811
Open Evenings until I
Gravely Tractor Sales
Dennia E. Massey
Power Equipment For
Lawns, Garden, Field
and Farm
21 Attachments for Year ’Round Use
Rt. 385, %-mile North Minford. Ohio
Phone 8
ECHO CLEANERS
ONE DAY SERVICE
Pick-Up and Delivery
Licensed Agent For
MOTH-SAN
1781 12th Stet
Phone 2-1321, Portsmouth. Ohio
The flrma listed here deserve
to be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage to
the different lines of business.
Aro You Visiting
Or Passing Through^
Stop Over At The
Greystone Motel
INC.
tn Wool Portsmouth. Ohle
Pheno 9711
LEE'S
WATCH REPAIR
MINFORD, OHIO
Next door to the Post Office
ANNE'S
Pastry Shops
828 Gallio Ph. 26721
708 Chillicothe St. Ph. 27291
S. F. Delamater, D.C.
CHIROPRACTOR
Phene 7-6201—7-3»44
762 Mam Rtroel
SOUTH SHORE, MY.
MELCHER FUNERAL
Phono AMBULANCE
23191 SERVICE
1417 Offnera St.
IS YOUR
Flaget Council 1071 at last week’s
meeting. He replaces Leo Stark
who was recently elected state
advocate. Ziccardi served as lec
turer during the past year and
won the “Knight of the Year
award.
Other new offficers include B.
B. Palkovacs, deputy grand
knight Joseph Evans, chancellor
John Dobbins, recording secre
tary H. E. Hunter, treasurer
Martin Flanagan, advocate Wal
ter Bradshaw, warden John Me
Cardel, inside guard Robert
Summers, outside guard and
William Taylor and William Boul
ger. trustees.
As it has done for the past
few years, Flaget Council is
sending two boys to Operation
Youth, conducted at Xavier Uni
versity in Cincinnati. Jerry Hurst
and William Ward, chief squire
and deputy chief squire, respec
tively of the newly organized Co.
lumbian Squires Circle, will at
tend this year.
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Dr. Charles A. Stockham
CHIROPRACTOR
4382 Gallia 8t.. New Beeton. Ohio
Phone: Boston S23
Christian
Lumber Company
1403—4th St. Phone 6443
West Portsmouth, Ohio
Janitor Supplies
Cleaning Supplies Co.
3rd and Court St*.
Phon. 1-1481, Portamouth, Ohio
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Phono 3-4351 1661 11th St.
DISTEL FURNITURE CO.
The Friendly Store
7th and Chillicothe Sts. Phone 2-4811
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Off Street Parking
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739 5th St. Portsmouth, Ohio PHONE 3-2401
WANT BUILDING MATERIALS
AT REASONABLE PRICES
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Doors—"A" Grade $9.90
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Phono
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60th Wedding Anniversary
CONCORD, N.H. (NC) The
New Hampshire Supreme Court
here has been asked to rule on the
constitutionality of a bill now be
fore the Legislature which would
authorize any private school or col
lege, including Catholic institu
tions, to borrow money for con
struction projects on the State’s
credit, thus gaining lower interest
rates.
The opinion was sought by the
Senate judiciary committee after
John N. Nassikas, legislative coun
sel for Gov. Lane Dwinell, stated
that both he and the Chief Execu
tive had “reservations” as to the
legality of the proposed legislation
due to the involvement of church
operated schools. He added that
the Governor was hopeful that the
measure was constitutional since
he favored the bill as now drafted.
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German Youth Pay
Tribute to Mary
ROME (NC) One‘of the
most colorful events here on the
new Feast of the Queenship of
Mary was a special act of homage
paid to the Blessed Mother by rep
resentatives of German Catholic
Youth.
It took place in the Basilica of
St. Mary Major, the great Marian
shrine, yhen the German group,
consisting of separate sections of
young men and young women,
lighted a votive candle before the
celebrated “Salus Populi Romani,”
the ancient image of the Virgin en
shrined in the basilica.
The candle was lit with a miner’s
lamp which the pilgrim.-, had kept
burning throughout their trip
from Germany to Italy.
Rates without meals
From $2.50 per person
double occ.
Swimming pool
Private beach
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Weenie roasts
Water shows
Gifts for Honeymooners
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. McGonagle, above, residents of New
Lexington, celobrated their 60th wedding anniversary this month.
They began their day by attending Mass in St. Rose church. Later
a dinner and reception were held at their home. The McGonagles
have been residents of New Lexington throughout their married life.
Mr. McGonagle is 87 years old, his wife is 78. A daughter, Sister M.
Emerita, O.P., teaches in the Steubenville Diocese. Another daugh
ter, Mrs. Veronica Murray, resides in Norfolk, Va. There are three
sons, R. J. of Detroit Paul of Cleveland, and Gene of the home.
There are In addition six grandchildren and four great-grand
children.
One Priest for Every 1,270
Catholics, Survey Reports
FREIBURG, Germany (NC) There are about 360,
000 priests in the entire world, or one priest for every 1,270
Catholics, according to a survey by the Herder Korrespon
denz, Catholic documentary magazine published here.
This would place the world’s Catholic population at ap
proximately 450,000.000.
The ratio of priests to Catholics,
the survey revealed, is highest in
countries where there is only a
very small Catholic population,
notably the Scandinavian nations,
Japan and Israel. The lowest ratio
is in traditionally Catholic Latin
America.
The extremes, according to
the survey, are Iceland where
there it a priest for each 65 of
that country's 500-odd Catholics,
and Guatemala, where there Is
only one priest for each 18,400
of the faithful.
The ratio of priests to faithful
in the United States is one to 690.
In Canada it is one to 560.
Chile has the highest ratio of
priests to Catholics in Latin Amer-
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ica—one to 3,120. But at the same
time it has a lower ratio than any
nation outside of Latin America.
A survey also noted that there
are about 60,000 students in ma
jor diocesan seminaries through
out the world, or one seminarien
for every 7,620 Catholics.
It was pointed out that the per
centage of Catholics in Germany
has risen since the end of the war
from about one-third to 45.2 per
cent. East and west Germany to
gether have a Catholic population
of 25,900,000. But postwar trans
fers of population have made some
an as once mainly Catholic
predominantly Protestant, for ex
ample, certain regions in Bavaria.
Ratios of priests to Catholics for
countries under communist domin
ation were not included in the
Herder survey because of insuf
ficient data. Priests behind the
Iron Curtain, however, were count
ed in the overall total of 360,000
priests.
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Perhaps no one walking down
Broadway at night has ever seen
the stars nothing shuts out the
heavens like the intermittent
blaze of neon
lights. He who
would see dis
tance must put
his hand over
his eyes and
shade out all
else. He too
who would see
Christ liv i n
and suffering
under the Pon
tius Pilates of
Russia and Korea and China
must deny himself now and then
the gaudy flashes of pleasure
and the blazing worlds of self
interest.
God calls Himself a “hidden
God”. Our Lord said: “The
Kingdom of God cometh not by
observation.” That s, it is not
like a clap of thunder, or a boul
der in the roadway it is some
thing unseen by the eyes of men
—perceived only by Faith in the
Crucified and Risen Christ.
For example what does it
mean to us that out of 8,500 mis
sionaries who were in China four
years ago when we became Na
tional Director of the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith,
there are fewer than 60 today,
and most of these are in Com
munist jails. Do we feel their
pain, their tortures? They are
our own—they are as closely re
lated to us in Christ as our arm
is related to our shoulder.
Cut out this column, pin your
sacrifice to it and send it to the
Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, Na
tional Director of the Society for
the Propagation of the Faith, or
Dr. B. A. Tanner
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..........——by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen---------------
your Diocesan Director, Rev.
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