The Catholic times. [volume], February 17, 1956, Image 5

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Italian-Americans Aid
Sizes 7 to 16‘
In Fight Against Reds
BROOKLYN, N Y (NC) Rep Victor Anfuso of
New York has called on all Americans of Italian descent to
help in the struggle to keep Italy free.
The coming municipal elections in Italy next May and
the parliamentary elections there next fall will he a "life
and death struggle" for the Italian people, the Congressman
told a gathering of the Italian,
Professional and Businessmen's
Association here
He said that in these elections
the people of Italy will have to
decide “whether to stay with the
free nation* or cast their lot with
communism.”
He ask-?d Italian-American or
ganizations and societies in the
United States:
1. To start a letter-writing cam
paign to relatives and friends in
Italy asking them to vote for
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2. To undertake, individually
and in groups, the sending of
food packages, clothing and
other supplies to reach as many
people in Italy as possible.
(Mr. Anfuso said this will serve
the two fold purpose of help
ing to alleviate the hunger in
certain parts of the country
and of demonstrating in a
practical way the continued
friendshio of the people of the
United States for the people
of Italy.
3. Io invite Americans who
served with the US. Armed Fore
es in Italy to renew the bonds
of friendship with families and
individuals they met there and
to urge thpir Italian friends to
help defeat communism at the
coming elections.
4. To send letters to the maj
ors or other leading citizens of
their honk? towns in Italya indi
cating how the native sons of
these towns, who now live in
America, feel about (he elections
and appealing to them to help
keep Italy a free and sovereign
nation
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Archbithop Richard J. Cushing of Boston,
Honorary Chairman of Catholic Book Wook, 1956,
explains to Martin Murray and Patricia Rote
how good reading develops ttrong minds. With
the official book week poster in hand, the Arch
bishop also pointed out that "Christian books in
the Christian home, carefully selected end in-
SOOS. Mrs
and two
What's Catholic Book Week?
May They Rest in Peace
WILLOUGHBY. Mrs Elizabeth,
84. formerly of Unchsville. Feb
7. Immaculate Conception church
Survivors: a daughter, four sons,
17 grandchildren and 22 great
grandchildren.
LOHRER, Herman. 64 Mount.
Vernon. Fob 6. St. Vincent de
Paul church,
daughters, eight
two sisters and a
Survivors: three
grandchildren,
brother.
A 56, Lan-
BLETZACKER,
caster. Feb 7, St. Mary church
Survivors: his mother. Mrs. Ca
milla Bletzacker: two brothers,
three sisters and two'grandchil
dren.
SHARP, Mrs Dorothy. 44 2737
Northwest Blvd., Columbus Feb.
9. St. Agatha
her husband
sons.
church. Survivors:
George
GILDEA, George 81, Ports
mouth, Feb 8. St. Mary church.
Survivors: his wife, Edna’ a
daughter, a sister, 8 nephew7 and
five grandchildren
HOGAN, Mrs. Catherine, 95.
Marion. Feb 11. St Mary church.
Survivors: a son. a grandson, six
great grandchildren, one great
great/gfandson and five sisters.
MAHAFFEY. John J„ 64. Mar
ion, Feb. 13. St. Mary church
Survivors: a son, a daughter and
three sisters.
REEL, Mrs. Lucie, 74. 999 S
High St., Columbus, Feb 11, St.
Mary church Survivors: a daugh
ter, tw’o sons, two sisters, a
ther, seven grandchildren
1wo great-grandchildren.
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11.
82,
Feb.
Francis,
Marion Rd Columbus,
St Ladislaus church Survivors:
her husband. Alex two daugh
ters. two grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren
KARNES. Mis. Helen N 70.
933j2 Chittenden Ave., Columbus
Feb 9, St. Peter church Surviv
ors her husband Maynard two
daughters, three sons, a brother
and eight grandchildren.
TODD. Capt Donald A 34.with
U. S. Air Force, formerly of 585
Chatham Rd.. Columbus. Feb 10.
Immaculate Conception church
Survivors: his wife, Elizabeth:
two daughters, a orother, three
sisters and his mother, Mrs. Mazie
Todd.
HEDGES. Harley C.. 67, 715 E.
Fifth Ave., Columbus Feb 10 St.
Peter church Survivors his wife,
Margaret: four sons, two grand
children. two sisters and three
brothers.
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Feb. 11.* St Patrick church Sur
vivors: his wife. Bernice a bro
thei and two aunts.
REEDER. Mrs. Mary, 78 1283
N. High St., Columbus, Feb 11,
Holy Name church Survivors: a
daughter, a son, a brother, two
sisters and six grandchildren.
EGAN, Mrs Katherine. 83 999
Kelton Ave Columbus, Feb 13.
St John the Evangelist church.
Survivors a daughter a son. four
grandchildren, on: great-grand
child and a sister.
WIIJJAMS, Fred 75 Ken
ton. Feb 11, Immaculate Concep
tion church Survivors: his wife
Lulu, a daughter, a half-brother,
two grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
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At Fa mil v Life
Meet, Mak 12-14
WASHINGTON—(NO Some
5.000 specialists and students in
the field of Catholic family life
are expected to converge on Bos
ton from March
annual National
ence on Family
nounced Jiere.
12 to 14 for the
Catholic Confer
Life, it was an-
The convention will commem
orate the 25th anniversary of the
founding of the Family Life
Bureau, National Catholic Wel
fare Conference, sponsor of the
annual meetings which aim at
betterment of Christian home
life. Msgr. Irving A. DeBlanc,
assistant director of the bureau,
said.
Theme of the three-day sessions
will be “Sanctity and Success in
Marriage.” Convention headquar
ters will be Boston s Hotel Stat
ler.
Father John F. Grady. O.M.I.,
will direct the exarrises. Reserva
tions may be rhadr by calling
Mis John Dunkle, DO. 5353
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telligently digested, develop young minds ready
to meet the future. They also build up sym
pathetic bonds which make home life happy
today and make possible as well, the high hopes
that are set in tomorrow." Catholic Book Week
is sponsored each year by the Catholic Library
Association, Glen Ellyn, III.
Aquinas Mothers
Set Fish Dinner
The dinner ia open Io the pub
lie and there v ill he ample park
ing Tickets may he obtained
from any Aquinas mother or at
the door.
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Sorrowful Mother
Novena to Begin
At Holy Cross
bro
and
The fifty-ninth Novena in hon
or of Our Sorrowful Mother will
begin on February 24th at
Cross Church on Fifth and
Streets.
Yo«*ll life* these
tender, juicy,»eat
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Day of Recollection Set
Members of St. Catharine altar
society and Parish Council will
sponsor a Day of Recollection,
Feb 28, at the parish church
from 10:00 a.m »o 3:00 p.m
Lunch will be available the caf
eteria.
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PTA NOTES
The St Leo parish PT A will
sponsor a coffer .Sunday
leh 19 at 2:00 pm in the v hoot
hall Mrs Frank Piitchaid chair
man, will be assisted by Mrs. Paul
Baumann, Mrs. Herman Naegele
Mrs Richard Nicholson and Mr.
ano Mrs. James Sergi An enter
tainment program will be pre
sented by the parish school chil
dren The public is invited.
A discussion of “A Catholic
College Education” will be the
highlight of the Feb 23 meeting
of the Holy Rosary parish PT A.
The meeting, to be held in the
school hall, will begin a* 8 00
p.m Miss Pat Lawler, public re
lations director of St Mary of the
Springs College, will he a featur
ed speaker.
St. .Inn Guilds
Tuesday, Feb. 21 sf
Guild No 12 will meet at 7
at th'1 home of Mrs Austin
Grady. 633 S 22nd Street pot
luck -upper will he ser ed fo1
lowed by a husine?- meeting and
»ards Newly appointed officers
for the year are chairman Mr
Wm I^i’ch -ec. treas Mis Roh
ert Snider publicity. Mrs Um
Winter: project chairman
Mr? Edward Sulick and co-chair
man Mrs Charle- Deirnr Guild
12 also welcome- two new merr
hers. Mrs Roy St ingles nea
ter Ohio, and Mrs a men De
John of 261 S Hampton Road
is
Th.? Aquinas Mothers Club
sponsoring a fish dinner to I
held in the school cafeteria, Fri
day, Feb 24, beginning at 5 00
p. The menu will be prepaied
members of
be
and erved by the
the Mothers Club.
Lashkjy is general
the dinner and Mrs.
is dining room chairman
Carl Van Horn is in* charge of
cakes and pies.
Mrs Alfred
chairman of
Louis Zettler
Wednesday, Feb. 22nd
Guild No. 33 will meet at the
home of Mrs Mary Ann Mann
3541 Medina Ave at 8 *for
a business meeting and cards.
Friday Feb. 24th
Holv
Rich
SM,
Father James McKay,
chaplain at St Joseph s Academy
will preach this Novena series
The Novena devotions are held
every Friday at 12 (W) noon. 3 00
pm. 5 20 pm and 7.30 pm
Mass is said for all thp Novena
Intentions at 11 30 am every
Friday.
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Guild No 17 will meet at the
home of Miss Sue Groezinger.
1529 Ashland Ave at 8 00
for business meeting and refresh
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Catholic Women*® Leamie
To Meet at \cadem*
Miss Rhea McCarty, executive
director of the Ohio Develop
ment and Publicity Commission,
will he gue»t speaker at the Feb.
20 business meeting of the Catho
lic Woni'n s league The meet
ing will take place at St Joseph’s
Academj beginning at 7:30 pm
Hostesses assisting Miss Mane
King, program chairman, will be
Mr- nv ra w ford. Mi» Law
rente Schreller and Miss Theresa
Daugherty.
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