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at the home of the chairman,
Mrs. Walter Campbell, 1019 Lin
wood Ave.
Holy Rosary Women
Elect New Officers
The Holy Rosary parish Colum
bus, Council of Catholic Women
has elected the following offi
cers: president, Mrs. Joseph Fal
lon vice-president, Mrs. Ivan Pu
secker secretary, Mrs Robert
Stover, and treasurer, Miss Lill
ian Eplin.
The regular meeting of the
Council will be held in the Ele
mentary School Hall. Wednesday,
November 14, at 7:30 p.m. Study
clubs will be one of the items to
be discussed.
Women of Knights Of
St. John Install Officers
Installation of the following
newly elected officers of St. Eliz
abeth’s Auxiliary No. 3 by the
Supreme Past President of the
Ladies’ Auxiliary, Knights of St.
John, Mrs. Clara Renner, will
take place at the regular monthly
meeting on November 14, at 581
S. High St.
President, Mrs. Catherine Har
rington past president, Mrs. Jul
ia Schneider first vice-president,
Mrs. Clara Renner second vice
president, Mrs. Cency Stehle re
cording secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth
Webb financial secretary, Mrs.
Anna George treasurer, Mrs.
Hilda Hickey messenger, Miss
Teressa Eyerman sentinel, Miss
Carol Ann Webb guard, Mrs. Eu
genia Wirth trustees, Mrs. Cath
erine Hausberger, Mrs. Carolyn
Panico, Miss Virginia Carmichael
district delegate, Mrs. Catherine
Hausberger pianist, Miss Joanne
Wirth and publicity chairman,
Miss Charlotte Rupprecht.
Spiritual advisor is Msgr. Ed
mund A. Burkley.
The refreshmant and enter
tainment committee is in charge
of Mrs. Ottilia Pifer, 768 S. Third
St.
St. Augustine Plans
Thanksgiving Party
St. Augustine parish, Colum
bus, is sponsoring a Thanksgiving
party on Friday, November 16, at
8 p. m. in the school hall. Can
asta and bridge will be played
with players asked to bring their
own cards.
The public is invited.
Holy Name Altar Society
Sets Annual Card Festival
The annual card festival and
turkey will be held at 8 p.m. Nov.
16 at Holy Name parish, Colum
bus. The party sponsored by the
parish altar society will benefit
the altar supplies fund. Door
prizes will be given and favors
for everyone in attendance.
Committees are: Co-chairman,
Miss Antoinette Lowry, Miss Mary
Boland: Arrangements, Mrs, Edna
Whitacre, Mrs. Louis Schreve
bridge, Mrs. Alice Schreller, Mrs.
Sarah Curtis Euchre, Mr. Harry
Graham Door prizes, Mrs. Mar
tha Bowers, Mrs. Ada Bowser
Grocery basket, Mrs. Edna Co
burn Refreshments, Mrs. Doris
Lane, Mrs. R. J. Reiser Publicity.
Miss Clara Crawford Turkey Raf
fle, Mrs. Jeannette Kennedy, Mrs.
Janet Livingston Favors, Mrs.
Catherine Botkins Tickets, Miss
Mary McManus, Miss Helena Mc
Manus.
Cloverleaf Clubs Here
Set November Meetings
The Cloverleaf Club of St. An
thony’s Hospital has scheduled
the following meetings for the
month of November:
Mrs. Henry Holden, 188 Shef
field Rd., will be hostess for
Leaf 1, luncheon at the Virginia
Hotel on Nov. 15, 11:30 a.m.
Mrs. Walter A. Holden, 1295
Studer Ave., will entertain Leaf
2 Nov. 27 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. O. H. Smith, 3006 Wicklow
Rd., will entertain Leaf 3 Nov. 21
at 8:30.
Mrs. Georgia B. Davis and Miss
Marzella Breining will be hostess
es for Leaf 4 on Nov. 14 at 8 p.m.,
662 E. Town-st.
Mrs. Bernard Weilbacker, 315
S. Chase-av, will entertain Leaf
5 Nov. 27 at 8:15 p.m.
Mrs. Joseph Deluca, 183 N.
Ardmore Ave., will be hostess for
euchre and dessert on Nov. 1 at
8 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Rice. 2255 N. 4th
St., will be hostess for Leaf 7 for
a “White Elephant Sale” on Nov.
17 at 8 p.m. Miss Margaret Duffy
will accict
Mrs. Lee W. Blackburn, 328
Southampton Ave., will enter
tain Leaf 8 on Nov. 14 at 8:30
p.m.
Mrs. William Hetterscheidt, 748
Seymour Ave., will entertain Leaf
9 on Nov. 15 at 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. P. L. Jones, 3812 River
view Dr., will be hostess for Leaf
10 Nov. 14 at 1 p.m.
Mrs. Bertha Mandabach, 654
Lay Missioners To Africa
Leaving Dublin, for Chela, Tanganyika, British East
Africa, are Frances Laterza and Mary Gorman, both of
Los Angeles, who are shown with Rev. Mother Mary Mar
tin, Foundress of the Medical Missionaries of Mary. The
young ladies are first to go to African Missions from mem
bers of the Lay Apostolate Association formed by Msgr.
Anthony J. Brouwers of Los Angeles,
Anthony J. Brouwers of Los
Gilbert St., will be hostess for
Leaf 11 at a luncheon Nov. 15 at
noon.
Mrs. Bertha Hall, 564 Hilltonia
Ave., will entertain Leaf 12 Nov.
20 at 8:15 p.m.
Mrs. Peter Rossetti, 3055 El
Paso Dr., will entertain Leaf 13
Nov. 7 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. James Hughes, 705 Binns
Blvd., will entertain Leaf 14 Nov.
14 at 8:30.
Mrs. Thomas Walden, 1966
Dartmouth Ave., will be hostess
for Leaf 16 at Fort Hayes Hotel
on Nov. 18 at 6:30 p.m. with Mrs.
Ellsworth Dean, 137 S. Harris
Ave., co-hostess.
Mrs. Emil Rogers, 4437 Allen
Dr., was hostess for Leaf 17
at a card party on Nov. 6 at 8
p.m.
Mrs. J. J. VanHeyde, 525 En
field Rd., will be hostess for Leaf
18 at a bridge and dessert on Nov.
29 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. S. J. Ciminello, 2946 Pon
tiac, will be hostess for Leaf 19
for euchre and refreshments on
Nov. 27, 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Clara Distelzweig, 1685 S.
High St., will be hostess for Leaf
20 at a luncheon on Nov. 14, 12:30
p.m.
Mrs. James Lantz will enter
tain all members of Leaf 21 after
the second quarterly meeting on
Nov. 19 at 8 p.m., at St. Anthony’s
Hospital.
Mrs. Frank Bonarrigo, 103 1^.
Kellner Rd., will entertain Leaf
22 Nov. 21 at 8:30 p.m.
Mrs. John Reichert, 1147 S.
Champion Ave., will entertain
Leaf 23 Nov 6 at 7:30 p.m.
Mrsf John Bruno, 1266 Medford
Rd., will be hostess for Leaf 24
at a games party Nov. 14 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Karl Spohn, 780 Euclaire
Ave., will be hostess for Leaf 25
at a luncheon on Nov. 13 at 12:30
p.m.
Mrs. Michael Lower. 1806 Wei
ler Ave., will entertain Leaf 26.
Nov. 16 at 8 p.m.
Mrs. E. P. Arbaugh. 2675 Kent
Rd., will be hostess for Leaf 27
at dessert and bridge on Nov.
14. 7:3t) p.m.
Mrs. Leo Lackey, 1423 Elmwood
Ave., will entertain Leaf 29 Nov.
21 at 8 p.m.
Miss Endres Named
Coshocton CWC Head
COSHOCTON Miss Dora En
dres was elected president of the
Catholic Women’s Club at a meet
ing held recently in Sacred Heart
school hall.
Other officers were elected as
follows: vice-president, Mrs. Rob
ert C. Weaver secretary, Miss
Rose Weston treasurer, Mrs. Rus
sell Spang flower fund secretary,
Mrs. Russell Strohacker.
Hostesses for the dinner were
as follows: Mrs. Richard J. Walsh,
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Leroy
Sulccr. Mrs. Mel Rollman, Mrs.
Milo Bretzius, Mrs. Genevieve
Cardoni, Mrs. Leroy Layton, Mrs.
Bert Geyer, Mrs. Ray DeCanzo
and Miss Dora Endres. Mrs. Mae
Schmidt. Philadelphia, a former
Coshocton resident, and Miss Ann
Clark were guests.
The following are new mem
bers: Mrs. William A. Scherrer,
Mrs. James Gauerke. Mrs. Arthur
Bissonette, Mrs. Robert Baum,
Mrs. Frank McCorder, Mrs. Thom
as Morrison, Mrs. Robert Morri
son and Mrs. Kenneth Grier. Fol
lowing a social evening favors
went to Miss Rose Weston in
games, Mrs. E. P. Hahn, hausey,
and Mrs. Francis X. Weaver,
bridge. The next meeting will be
the Christmas party Tuesday
evening, Dec. 11, at Riverside Inn.
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Coshocton DCCW Meets
COSHOCTON Reports of the
eleventh annual convention of the
DCCW held recently in Columbus
were given by Mrs. Milo Boz, Mrs.
Oliver Stevning, Mrs. Emil
Skarke. Mrs. Charles Bell and.
Mrs. Walter Bell when Sacred
Heart parish council met in the
school hall Monday evening, Oct.
29. Mrs. Walter Bell, vice-presi
dent, presided at the meeting in
the absence of the president, Mrs.
Herbert Amore. The program fea
tured a “make it or bake it’’ sale
witn Mrs. Robert McNichols, auc
tioneer, assisted by Mrs. John
Marabelle and Miss Margaret
Weston. Mrs. Robert Holehouse
and Miss Dora Endres presided
during the social hour. The
meeting will be Nov. 26.
St. Joseph Mothers
Change Meeting Dale
St. Joseph Academy Mothers’
Club meeting has been changed
to Tuesday, Nov. 13, at 8:15 p.m.,
in the school auditorium, 331 E.
Rich St.
Dr. Irene Jasys, instructor,
Ohio State University, will speak
on “Hearing Problems of School
Age Children.”, a topic which she
has given special care in her
many years of medicine.
Dr. Jasys originally lived in
Lithuania and graduated in medi
cine at the University of Kaunas.
After graduation she spent seven
years in Germany doing special
work in- her field.
Mrs. Robert Otto. 1084 E. Ful
ton St., chairman of Hospitality
Committee, will be assisted by
Mrs. Theodore Gassman. 1237
Haddon Rd. Mrs. Richard
Schick, 2777 Wellesley Rd. Mrs.
Charles Scott. 1082 Geers Ave.
Mrs, James Lingo, 380 Brookside
Dr. Mrs. Warren Ricketts, 1067
Broadview Ave.
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A mamber of th* British ar
my’s famous Grenadier Guards
returned to London after the
great evacuation a' Dunkerque.
For two days he had been among
troops pinned down by machine
gun and artillery fire.
He met a friend in a pub.
“Well, how was it?” the friend
asked.
“Oh, not bad. really,” replied
the grenadier. “But, my dear fel
low, the noise—and the people!"
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St. Anthony
Nuns Observe
Anniversary
A joint celebration was held at
St. Anthony Hospital last Satur
day, to observe the golden jubilee
of Sister M. Milhurga and thp sil
ver jubilee of Sister Mary Phil
omene.
A Solemn High Mass was sung
in the main chapel at 9 am, with
Monsignor Patrick J. Kilgallen. A
reception for relatives and friends
of the jubilaians followed the
Mas*.
Sister M. Milburga has been
supervisor of housekeeping at St.
Anthony Hospital since 1942. Sis
ter Mary Philomene is director
of the St. Francis School of Nurs
ing. Both are members of the Sis
ters of the Poor of St. Francis.
Before coming to St. Anthony
Hospital 16 years ago. Sister M.
Milburga served at St. Mary’s
Hospital, Hoboken, N.Y. St.
Mary's Hospital, Cincinnati St.
Mary's Hospital, Quincy, Ill. St.
Margaret’s Hospital, Kansas City,
Kans. St. Michael’s Hospital,
Newark, N.J. St. Francis Hos
pital, Columbus, and St. Eliza
beth’s Hospital, Dayton.
Sister Mary Philomene is one
of a family of six children and
was born and reared in Jefferson
City, Mo. She and five other wom
en entered the S.P.S.F. in 1928
and made their first vow s in 1931.
They received their Red Cross
and gold ring in 1936.
In 1950 she received her B.S.
in nursing from Villa Hadonna
College in Covington, Ky., then
her Masters in nursing from the
Catholic University of America
three years later.
next
Upon her graduation, she came
tn Columbus as director of the
St. Francis School of Nursing, a
position she still holds. This is a
diploma school, nationally ac
credited, with 48 students enrolled
at present.
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St. Leo Women
Have Scholarship
Fund Party
Attitude toward school work,
participation in school activities
in addition to academic work will
be considered in determining the
winner of the scholarship award
ed to one of the girl graduates of
the parish school each year by the
St. Leo parish, Columbus Altar
Rosary Sodaliay and PCCW.
TTie scholarship provides one
year's tuition to the high school
which the winner chooses to at
tend. Ann Scanlan, winner of last
year’s award, is presently attend
ing St Joseph academy.
Funds to provide the scholar
ship will be provided through a
euchre party to be held in St.
Leo's School Hall, Frebis and
Bruck Sts., on Saturday, Nov. 10.
Mrs. Henry Webb is chairman of
the affair.
PT A NOTES
St. John the Evangelist Parent
Teacher Association will hold its
next meeting on Wednesday, Nov.
14, at 8 p. m. Guest speaker will
be Dr. Irene Jasys, who will
speak on the defects of hearing
in children. Refreshments will be
served following the business
meeting.
The PTA of Christ the King
School, Columbus, will meet on
Thursday, Nov. 15, at 1:30 p.m in
the school cafeteria. Father Ben
nett Applegate, diocesan superin
tendent of schools, will speak on
“The Meaning of Federal Aid to
Education.”
Mrs. Clark Konanz is chairman
of hostesses She will be assisted
by mothers of seventh grade chil
dren
Corpus Christi school, Colum
bus. PTA. will meet in the school
social hall on Friday, November
9, at 8 p. m. Father James Kulp,
diocesan director for the society
for the propagation of the faith,
will be the guest speaker.
Men of the organization will
serve refreshments following the
business meeting.
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X/T ATTRESSES get sat on as well
as slept on. A lot of people (like
me) like to use the edge of their mat
tress as a chair.
If I owned an ordinary mattress, you
can bet those edges would have broken
down long ago. And that’s no small
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Friday, Nov. 9,1956
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