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Local Priest
Aids in Arrest
Of Swindler
The aJerl eye of a local
priest ended the 33-year long
career of swindling for a 75
year-old flim-flam artist here
last week.
The pious looking character
called at a local rectory and
began his usual “pitch” seek
ing work as a church janitor. The
priest, recognizing him from
“wanted pictures", found out
where the man was living tempo
rarily and asked him to return to
the rectory at a later time.
After the man had departed, the
priest called police and a short
time later the curtain rang down
on Mr. John B. Sawey.
Sawey is the latest name adopt
ed by the slight, mild-mannered
man. He has a string of aliases,
Including Michael Murphy,
Burke, O'Neil, Kelley or Sawyer.
Needless to say, Sawey is a na
tive of Ireland, having come to
this country when he was a child.
He began his life of chicanery
In 1912. He has been a social
worker, a U.S.O. man. church and
charity worker, and claims mem
bership in many religious societies.
He can recite his prayerbook from
memory.
In one instance, he got the Bish
ops secretary in an eastern dio
cese tn introduce him to a local
bank where he promptly cashed a
worthless check. Recently he per
petrated a $750 swindle on a Spo
kane, Washington, priest. The Spo
kane police sent a wanted picture
throughout the country and that’s
SINCE
1885
KELLY
2333 N. HIGH ST. AT PATTERSON
Ambulance
Y
4
JERRY O'SHAUGHNESSY
ROBERT O'SHAUGHNESSY
Ambulance Service
Fr. Trainor Named
To Seminary Post
Father John J. Trainor, C.M.,
who taught at St. Charles Semin
ary roiu 1945-1949, has been ap
pointed vice-rector of the Semin
ary of Our I-ady of Angels at Ni
agara University, N. Y.
The appointment was announc
ed this week by Father Sylvester
A. Taggart, C.M., provincial of the
Eastern Province of the Vincentian
Fathers.
------------------o. ............ .....
Two Elected al Spring*
Two girls from Columbus were
elected this week to campus posts
at St Mary of the Springs College.
Miss Mary Ellen Eberly was
chosen by the senior class to edit
th* graduation issue of the campus
quarterly, The Tower.
Every Day We See
the results of saving or the fail
ure to do so. For this very reason,
everyone should save a portion of
what he earns.
Interest 2’/2% Per Annum
Members of the Press Board
unanimously elected Miss Marcia
Willson as president of the public
ity group.
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Mission al Si. Peter's
MILLERSBURG- Father Joseph
Kelley, O.M.I., of Toledo, will con
duct a mission at St. Peter Church
from Oct. 29. Father Kelley will
then move the following week to
Glenmont for a mission at Sts.
Peter and Paul Church.
the one that finally trapped Mr.
Sawey here last week.
His latest method of operation
was to gain employment as a
church janitor, then offering to
buy the church some needed ma
terial or furniture. Then, after
gaining the confidence of the pas
tor, he usually asked him tn co
sign a check ranging from $300
$2500.
To date, he has spent almost 35
years behind bars.
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Cornerstone Laid al St. Paul's
■‘Flit
MIDVALE—Father Ambrose Freund, right, pastor of Sacred
Heart Church, New Philadelphia, is shown placing the cornerstone of
the new St. Paul the Apostle Church in Midvale as over 200 mem
bers of the congregation watched. Father Dermody, administrator
of the mission, is pictured with Father Freund. The church, con
structed in part by volunteer help, and costing $44,000, has been
erected over the basement structure which was in use since 1948.
The 220-seat church which will serve some 50 families in the area,
is of brick and limestone construction. Architects were Firestone
and Motler of Canton. Jones and Douglas are the general contractors.
When the new building is completed, the present church will be
converted into a social hall.
May They Rest In Peace
HINES. Robert L.. 40, formerly
of Columhus, Sept. 19, St. Albert
church. Dayton. Survivors: his
wife. Bernadine, a daughter. a
son, his mother, a brother and sis
ter.
HENNES. Edward, 483 Lilley
Ave., Columbus, Sept. 20. Holy
Rosary church. Survivors: a son, a
grandson and four sisters.
PETERSON, Mrs. Saundra, 19.
Mt. Vernon, Sept. 20, St. Vincent
de Paul church. Survivors: her hus-
band, Raymond: a son, her mother,
and father and grandparents.
FAIRCHILD. John W„ 80. 597
Seymour Ave., Columbus, Sept 20.
Holy Rosary church. Survivors: his
wife. Margaret a son and four
grandchildren.
FISHER, Mrs. Louise V.. 60. 408
E. Cherry St., Columbus, Sept. 21.
Holy Cross church. Survivors: a
daughter, three sons, seven grand
children and one sister.
MCDONALD. Mrs. Edna. 61. 1146
S. Cassingham Rd.. Columbus. Sept.
21, Christ the King church. Surviv.
ors: two daughters, two sons, five
grandchildren, a sister and three
brothers.
ROBOT. Edward F., Sr., 76. New
ark, Sept 21, St. Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: eight sons, six
grandchildren and three sisters.
COYLE, Mrs J. R., 83. Newark.
Sept. 21, St. Francis de Sales
church. Survivors: one sister.
O’ROURKE, M. formerly of
Columbus, Sept. 19, Good Shep
hard church, Beverly Hills. Calif.
Survivors: his wife, Mary a son
and two daughters.
BENDETTI. James, 31. 1828 E.
Main St., Columbus. Sept. 21, Holy
Rosary church. Survivors: his wife.
Joann two daughters, two broth
ers. six sisters.
BARY, Nestor A. 73. formerly
of Mt. Vernon, Sept. 20. St. Vin
cent de Paul church. Survivors:
several nieces and nephews.
MILLER. Fred. 70. 1570 Tiffin SI.,
Columbus. Sept. 24. Holy Rosary
church. Survivors, his wife, Anna
a son. two daughters, a grandson
and a sister.
FOODY, Miss Anna R., former
of Columhus. Sept. 21. Immacu
late Conception church. Survivors:
three sisters.
GARVEY. Walter, 64, 1849
Northwest Ct.. Columhus. Sept. 23.
St Joseph Cathedral. Wheeling,
W. Va. Survivors: his wife. Ruth
three sisters, three brothers, a
step-daughter, a step-son. five step
grandchildren and a stop great
grandchild.
WISE. Mrs. Dollie, 69. Zanes
ville. Sept. 26. St. Nicholas church.
Survivors: a son, a sister, three
grandchildren and six great-grand
children.
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SHVLTS. Will D, 65. Ml Ver
non. Sept. 19. St. Vincent de Paul
church. Survivors: a hrothpr, a sis
ter.
KASEMAN. Mrr- Lena 71. Dela
ware, Sept. 23, St. Mary church
Survivors: a daughter and two
grandchildren.
WOODCOCK. Thomas 90. for
merly of Marion. Sept. 24. St Mary
church. Survivors: three daughters
and one son.
GENGENBACHER. Miss Marie.
59, formerly of Portsmouth, Sept.
20. St. Mary church. Survivors: two
sisters.
PRIEST. Patrick G., five months,
1125 21st Ave., Columbus. Sept. 24.
St. Augustine church. Survivors:
his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Charles
P. Priest two sisters, a brother,
and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs.
George Priest and Mrs. Mary Di
Cesare.
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New Philadelphia Knight?
Hold Kick-Off Dinner
NEW PHILADELPHIA—Knights
of Columbus Council 2372 held a
kick off dinner last week as they
started their annual youth fund
campaign. Edward Sopkinski. dep
uty grand knight, heads the 14-man
committee.
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Massachusetts Catholic Schools
Not Represented in Study Group
BOSTON INC) A “vehement protest” against the
failure to have representatives of the Slate’s Catholic grade
and high schools among the 40 Massachusetts delegates to the
White House Conference on Education has been made by
Archbishop Richard J. Cushing of Boston.
In a special message tn pasioi
and school principals, the Arch
bishop pointed cut that the 200.540
pupils in the state’s Catholic
schools have been overlooked. The
Boston archdiocese alone ha- 131
147 children in its schools, the
larged private school system in
New England.
Archbishop Cushing said the
‘‘very existence" of Catholic
schools in the archdiocese and
three dioceses in the con
veniently” has been lost Mght of
"In an effort to promote 'pub
lie education' in the narrowest
sense of the term, and to spread
abroad the mistaken thesis that
the public schools exist exclu
sively alone on the American
educational scene,t Catholic edu
cators and parent* of children in
Catholic schools in Massachus
etts are now, in effect, told to
forget about the White House
Conference the Conference is
not interested in Catholic ele
mentary and secondary schools,"
the Archbishop said.
The 29-mcmber Ohio Committee
for the White House Conference
on Education includes Father
Bennett Applegate, diocesan supei
infendent nf schools, and Mrs Vic
tor Warkcn of Christ the King
parish.
The Ohio Committee will meet
wit’- the county delegates at the
Neil House on Oct. 24 for the
Future Teachers Group
Schedules Style Show
The Aquinas Chapter of the Fu
ture Teachers of America will
sponsor a style show Wednesday,
Oct. 5, at 8 p. in Colonial Hall
on the campus at St. Mary of the
Springs.
The clothes, shown by Roberts,
will feature "styles in professions
Frances Stergios and Mary Schnee
man are co-chairmen of the affair
which is open to the public.
Patricia Fallon Join?
Dav ton Publishing Firm
Miss Patricia Fallon, a graduate
last June of St. Mary of the
Springs College, has accepted a
position with George A. Pflaum.
Inc., of Dayton publishers of
The Young Catholic Messenger
and other periodicals.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Fallon. 1479 E. Fulton
St., Miss Fallon will also attend
the University of Dayton for a
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Ohio report will be considered
in the formation of the national
report.
Ai the present time, only the
member* of the Ohio Committee
are scheduled to serve as delegates
to the national conference. Th?
Ohio group however, may send 68
delegates to Washington The re
maining delegates will be selected
at th" Oct 24 meeting at ’he Neil
House.
~o------------------
Parish Dinner Sunday
The annual spaghetti dinner
sponsored by St. John the Rap
ti't parish will he held Sunday.
Oct 2. from 12:00 noon until 9:00
p. in the church basemen* at
Hamlet and Lincoln Sts. Mrs. Mar
garet Dallas, chairman, is being
assisted by Mr* Grace Martina and
Mrs. John Moorp.
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All member* of the parish were
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