The Catholic times. [volume], January 18, 1957, Image 10

About The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current

Image provided by: Ohio History Connection, Columbus, OH

                
10—THE CATHOLIC TIMES
Friday, Jan. 18,1957
ADA NURSING HOME
For Men and Women
Ambulators and Bed Patients
24-Heur Nursing Service
Convalescents
Doctors Available at all Hours
Opal Clay, Manager
125 S. Gilbert Phone 320
BRYANT
COMMAND-AIRE
TWINS
Heating And
Cooling
Favret
Furnace Co.
CA. 4-5211
55 E. Goodale Columbus, O.
Machinery, Phone 81, Cardington, O
"ROOFING and SPOUTING
Roof Coating H. C. Wilson
384 Blaine Ave Dial 2-732.1
For Your Next Sale
Call JOHN PFARR JR Auctioneer
Richwood. Ohio Phone 2411
BANKING SERVICE
Complete Banking Service
The Cempbell National Bank
Phone 77, l^iRue, Ohio
Member Fed. Deposit Ins Corp.
DRY CLEANERS
RARRAMAN DRY CLEANERS
288 E. Church St.
Marlon 2 1627
FURNITURE STORES
MIDWINTER
FURNITURE SALE
Worthwhile Markdown* (or Season
Clearance
GROLL'S —WALDO
LANDSCAPING
Scout TREE Service
CODY HARTMAN. Owner
Xi yeers’ experience Frei estimates.
641 Pall St Dial 2 7472 evening.
MOVING—STQRAG^—PACKING
WRIGHT
Transfer & Storage Co.
AGENT
ALLIED VAN LINES
126 Oak St. Dial 2 2537
Perfect
Shoe Repair Shop
Red Wing Shoes for
Boys and Men
Masonry Maintonanco
Sandblasting Tuck Pointing
Stack and Steeple Repairing
Waterproofing
FREE ESTIMATES
Fully Insured References
Rt. Na. 1, Opp. Municipal Airpart
Phone Marian 3-1805
SHOP AND SAVi
Fine Furniture For The Heme
Lt.ennon
k Inulf it!
’Asks Constitution
To Recognize God
WASHINGTON—(NC) Rep.
Eugene Siler of Kentucky has
introduced into the House a reso
lution to add a 23rd amendment
to the Constitution recognizing
Almighty God as man’s Creator
and Jesus Christ as the Universal
Saviour of mankind.
Rep. Siler said he thought
“many people think the greatest
deficiency of our present Consti
tution lies in its failure to recog
nize specifically God' Almighty
and America’s definite position
as a great Christian nation.”
The Kentucky legislator declar
ed that America has a need “to
assert humbly her unalterable de
pendence upon God and Chris
tianity as the prevailing ideology
of most of her people.
-------------------o-----------------
PUMPS HAVE THAT CERTAIN SOMETHING!
I la sites l’/ fe 11
AAAA to widths. Available ON
ORDIR
e:
—FOR STREET
—FOR BUSINESS
—FOR SMARTNESS
You’ll Lov» the Dressy Low Heell
Stocked
in
Brewn Saade, lice
Brawn Celf, Bine Calf.
Calf, Rod Celf. Block
Leather and White Lieee.
Seede,
Bleek
Fetewf
Sleet above 10 slightly higher.
For Every Occasion
A Complete Line of Religious
Articles For the Church,
School and Home
The Church Goods Co., Inc.
Af. E. Quinn J. J. Quinn
182 E. STATE ST. CA. 4-4716
COLUMBUS, OHIO
OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS
CLASSIFIED SECTION
M.i.ey-H.rn. Ferguson Gehl Forage
Choppers Sale* and Service. Also
Farm Feeds. L. S. Russell Farm
Adj
Bleek SHOI SIZES AVAILABL1
Suede FROM RITCHEY BROS.
We aerry this pam*
SHOR SIZIS AVAILABL1
FROM RITCHEY BROS.
AAAAAA .... to 12
AAA A A................S te 12
AAAA...................6 to 12
AAA......................4 to 12
AA.........................3 to 12
A............................3 to 12
B......................... P/j to 12
C............................2 to 12
D............................4 to 10
E............................4 to 10
EEE........................4 to 10
RITCHEY BROS.
200 EAST STATE STREET
ONI HOUR FRH PARKINS AT 221 I. STATI ST.
Give
Religious Gifts
MARION "s™‘
These business firms deserve your patronage. Use this section as a guide when buying.
PET SHOP
Beautiful Baby Parakeets
KAYLEE PET SHOP
543 S Prospect St. Dial 2-0596
PLUMBERS
s
SEWERS AND DRAINS
Howard & Vernon Baker
Plumbing and Heating
Pump Work a Specialty
630 Oak St. Dial 2-8904
Want ads save time and money
Sieg’s
Drug Store
10 N. Franklin
Richwdod—3271
North Side
Market
Diol 2-1933
298 N Prospect St
Marion, Ohio
MARION
Lincoln-Mercury Co. Inc
Ph. 2-3195 24189
“Good Quality Used Cars"
at th*
RITZ BAR & GRILL
in Marian
You can get the beat Italian Spa
ghetti, Ravioli. Italian Plixa, Good
Steaks and Chicken and HOME
MADE PASTRIES.
Premium Beer* and Fancy Drinks
I
I
120 W. Church St. Ph. 2-2421
iHiiiaiuMifliiiiiii
MALO BROS
& SONS
Silver and Bartram Aves.
MARION. OHIO
Westinghouse TV
You can be sure IF IT’S
WESTINGHOUSE
BON NEFF, INC.
Harding Highway East
Dial 2-6660
,.X
Leaders Must
Be Patient
For Peace
BONN, Germany World
peace may yet be realized by pa
tient statesmen who recognize
the just aims of other people and
are willing to forego some of
their own ambitions, said Arch
bishop Aloisius Muench. Bishop
of Fargo, N.D.. and Apostolic
Nuncio to the Bonn government.
Speaking in his capactiy as
dean of the diplomatic corps to
Bonn, Archbishop Muench ad
dressed a large number of diplo
mats and statesmen gathered at
a New Year’s reception given by
West German President Theodor
Heuss.
Although many problems re
main to be solved, continued the
Archbishop, one may look to the
future with confidence. Such
confidence may be especially ap
propriate if the leaders of nations
are guided by the principle, “.Jus
tice makes peace.” he asserted
Archbishop Muench concluded
with words of appreciation for
what he called the “exemplary
charity” the German people dem
onstrated during the recent Hun
garian revolt.
“There was truly an heroic ri
valry to meet the needs of mil
lions,” he said. “It was like a ray
of light amid the darkness
world events."
o------------------
Abstinence Leader
Dies at 65
ST. GALL, Switzerland —(NC)
Bishop Joseph Meile of SI Gall
died (January 6) at the age of
65.
Born in Mosnang. in the
Diocese of Saint Gall, he was or
dained in 1917, and consecrated
bishop in 1938.
Bishop Meile was president oi
the International Catholic Ab
stinence movement.
o------------------
Want ads are profit tested and
proved
RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
A Religious Gilt Is Truly
Appreciated.
Bensun Elchert Religious Shop
328 Silver St., Marion, Ohio
SHOES
Smart & Waddell
FINE FOOTWEAR
for 50 years
137 E. Center lift S.
Installations Repairs
BOB PAULUS
437 Oak St. Phone 2-4691
TILE
Tile Work of All Kinds
Cell or Write for Free Estimate
H. K. AND R.M. STONER
FINDLAY MANTEL
and TILE CO.
116 W. Front St.
Findley, O. Phone 4470
For Advertising Rates
Write:
AD DEPT.
CATHOLIC TIMES
O. BOX 636
COLUMBUS OHIO
Marion Stock Yard
DAILY CASH MARKET
Cattle Sheep Hogs Calves
Located at Corporation Line
Route 30 West
Kenton Ave Dial 2-1401
Marlon, Ohio
THRIFT MARKET
129 S. Mein St.
Marion, O. Ph. 2-1725
Marion» Oldest Established
Proioduce Center
1 Th* Diamond Store of Marion
MAY'S
DIAMONDS WATCHES
1 Marion’s Oldest Jewelers
•eeeedNROeeOBMieeoeeeea
I
'w/Ax ZV
w?
Bishop Leo A. Pursley, left, Apostolic
Administrator of the Diocese of Ft. Wayne,
Ind., has been named Bishop of that dio
cese by His Holiness Pope Pius XII, suc
ceeding Archbishop John F. Noll who died
July, 1956. Auxiliary Bishop Thomas J.
',«*
W*!
Papal Appointments Announced
All candidates are supposed
to belong to the "National
Front." This includes the Peas
ants' party and Democratic par
ty as well as the
But the Peasants*
WASHINGTON—(NC)—Marion
R. Folsom, Secretary of Health,
Education and Welfare, said his
department plans in 1957 to share
with private as well as public
agencies the cost of research into
the basic causes
dependency and
come them.
Mein
TELEVISION REPAIR
T.V. Antenna Service
V
S,
-. '»v ^$5$
Communist,
and Demo
included on
the "front".
ly for the take of
In the past they had no real
independence, but were domi
nated by the Communist perty.
All 723 candidates have been
chosen hy government-controlled
election commissions. While in
cluding some Catholics of courage
and independence- the commis
sions took care to insure that the
United Workers’ Party would
have a majority.
of
The measure of freedom given
in this election consists in the
wider range of choice. Formerly,
voters were confronted by lists
totaling only 459 names for 459
seats.
Voters may register disagree
ment now by abstention or by vot
ing for the maximum number of
known non-commumsts.
Wladyslaw Gomulka, secretary
general of the United Workers’
(Communist) party and actual rul
er of the country, declared Octo
ber 20 in a speech inaugurating
the changed policy:
"The elections will be carried
out on the basis of a new elec
toral law that will allow people
to choose and not merely to
Government
Aids Poverty
Cause Research
of poverty and
ways to over-
a .statement is-
Mr. Folsom, in
sued here, said the Federal gov
ernment would provide funds to
aid such studies. He explained
that he hopes the studies will
produce “an effective program
of building toward greater in
dependence and self-reliance” for
persons whose lives arc disrupted
hy illness, disability to “similar
human problems.”
The secretary asserted his de
partment proposed to give grants
to states to help relieve a short
age of professional social work
ers.
Oldest French
Bishop Dies
GRENOBLE, France (NC)
Bishop Alexandre Caillot of
Grenoble, oldest' French Catholic
Bishop, died here at the age of
96
Born in 1861 in Doyet, in the
diocese of Moulins. Bishop Caillot
was ordained in 1884 and con
secrated a bishop in 1917. He
was named an Episcopal Assis
tant at the Papal Throne in
1941.
PHILLIP’S
WALLPAPER
173 E. MAIN at 4th
20% DISCOUNT
ON WALLPAPER
PAPER HANGERS
Wallpaper Trimmed Free
PARK IN REAR
CA. 4-4330
,£
McDonough of St. Augustine, Fla., center,
has been shifted to Auxiliary of Savannah,
Ga. At right is Auxiliary Bishop Robert F.
Joyce, of Burlington, Vt., who becomes
Bishop of Burlington, succeeding the late
Bishop Edward F. Ryan. (NC Photos.)
Polish Catholic Writer
Among 723 Candidates
By Father Patrick O'Connor
Society of St. Columban
WARSAW A Polish Catholic dramatist whose too
relevant play about King Henry VIII and St. Thomas the
Martyr was suppressed by the communists is a candidate in
Poland’s general elections.
He is Jerzy Zawieyski, one of the candidates in the
Warsaw area.
Mr. Zawieyski is among) the foremost Catholics run-
ning for election. The majority
of the 723 candidates from whom
Polish voters will choose the 459
members of their Sejm, or par
liament. are surely baptized Cath
olics. Those belonging to the
Polish United Workers’ Party
(communist) can hardly have
been practicing their religion in
recent years.
vote. This is a very important
change."
"The parties and social organi
zations gathered in the National
Front come with a common elec
tion platform. But every program
is carried out not only by parties
but also by persons who repre
sent these parties. It is the candi
date enjoying the most (popular)
confidence who will be elected.”
After elections ere held with
this new but limited measure
of freedom, the big question
will be: "How much freedom
will members of perliement
have?"
Most Poles realize Zawieyski’s
play about Henry the Eighth and
the martyred Thomas More could
become relevant again.
I BUYERS'
Service iatecnty
Th*
Park National
Bank
OP WWW APB
George W. Arenaberg
PHARMACIST
SPECIALIZING
IN PRESCRIPTONS
RITCHEY'S
Restaurant
Newark, Ohio
Altmeyer Shell Service
NOW
SUPER
SHELL
WITH TCP
Have ALL Your Horsepower
ide Granville St ct Buckingham
Times Classified* get results.
SCHROER
Flavor Fed
JU 24113
Free Delivery
iwwwwwww wwwwwwww^
6 LINCOLN 6
CONTINENTALS
The Only Car
That Is Worth
More Tomorrow
RELIABLE
UPHOLSTERY CO
FA. 4-3921
E. E. CARTNAL
AND SON
Roofing
Sheet Metal
Furnaces
PHONE FA 44141
Rear 58 S. 4th St.
Newark, Ohio
Episcopal Bishop Donates 8500
Cathedral Will Rise
Over Fire-Ruined Site
HARTFORD, Conn.— (N.C.W.C.) —With unsolicited
gifts of more than $26,000 already received. Archbishop
Henry J. O’Brien of Hartford announced that an organized
fund drive to build a new St. Joseph’s Cathedral here will
be undertaken.
He said the new structure will rise on the site of the
old Cathedral, which was de
stroyed by fire on December 31.
Archbishop O'Brien said that
Catholics of the archdiocese
would be asked to contribute
"to the raising of a cathedral
worthy of the name and dig
nity which goes wtih it."
He explained that although it
would be impossible at the pres
ent time to estimate the cost of
the new cathedral, it would “cer
tainly be several million dollars
more than the insurance pay
ments.” The burned cathedral was
insured for $2,800,000.
Soma 50 parsons of different
faiths had already made con
tributions to the cathedral re
building fund, Archbishop
O'Brion revealed. Included is a
gift of $500 from Episcopal
Bishop Walter H. Gray of Con
necticut.
Salvage experts have been busy
for several days determining the
300 Year Old
Monstrance
Stolen In Assisi
ASSISI—(NC)— A treasure of
the basilica of St, Francis of
Assisi here has been stolen.
It is a gold monstrance stud
ded with precious stones, the
gift of Cardinal Lorenzo Gangan
elli in the 17th century. It was
taken from the basilica vauit
a thief who forced the doors
the church.
LIFE TIME CAREER
BE A HAIRDRESSER
3-B School of Beauty
1?H 8. PARR PLACE
PHONE FA 4-4341
Caah and payment plan. Clinic span
to th* public. minimnm prieoa No
THE HUB
The Busy Store
Men's end Boy's Clothing
4
TURKEY
NEWARK OHIO
lnd«p«Rdent Dairy Inc.
PASTEURIZED
DAIRY PRODUCTS
**We Invite Tear Inepeetlon
of Onr Dairy”
U Kreig St., phone FA. 4-3521
Ora Shannon
REALTOR
365 National Drive
FRAUL WITH TUB
condition of the burned cathed
ral’s walls and towers and di
recting the removal of safety haz
ards.
Work got under way while the
ruins were still smouldering.
Four big cranes are engaged in
the operation. Intricately carved
brownstone removed for safety
reasons is being marked and set
aside for use in the new struc
ture.
by
of
to
of
The monstrance is reputed
be one of the finest examples
the goldsmith’s art of the 17th
century.
U.S. Investigation Service
Criminal Mantai Personal
Insurance
Bonded
1-0430
15. Ohio
Charles Edington
By Appointment AX
131 S State Columbus
Information
Schlitz Burger, Gam
Distributor in Licking County
Hines Distributing Company
Newark O. Phone FA 6-691.1
MONTGOMERY CARRY OUT
COLD BEER
PARTT SUPPLIES
unera
NEWARK
ALE WINE
CASE DELIVER!
t« 13:41 P.M
FA. 4-4341
Open 4:44 A.M
143 8. Third
SEPTIC TANKS
Pre-Caat Ceneret*
SEPTIC TANKS
CONCRETE AND CINDER BLOCKS
W. L. MATTOX
Corner Farry and Daniel Ave.
Phene DI 4-3424. Newark. Ohio
Savings A Loen
NEWARK SAVINGS 1 LOAN CO
REAL ESTATE LOANS
INSURED SAVINGS
14 W Main FA. 3-3411
57-59 W Main St Newark
Swanks Market
Phone FA. 3-2151
45 Grenville Newerfc
O.
FAirfex 2-2261 Newark,
ROE EMERSON
STORB
CLOTHKS RATS FURNISHTNGS
8BOE8
II “8” West Side Sqaare. Newark
■*Tb» Lad's Store a. Well Dsd*e
Insured Deposits
THE
NEWARK TRUST
COMPANY
Insurance Corporation
teeeeeeeooeeeoeeoeooeoo
Expert TV Service
Ln Home or Shop
DAUGHERTY
TELEVISION
7 N. 4th St. PA. 4-5351
CEMKN1 BRICK
N3CW AND USED LUMBER
AND BUILDING MATERIALS
S. (TEDO)
LOEWENDICK & SONS
L1NNVILLA ROAD
PHONE FA 4-1441
‘Where Good bumiture is
Not Expensive’
WHEN WE FURNISH YOUR
HOUSE IT BECOMES
A HOME"
Dial FA. 3-9101
22-24 ARCADE
e
Pope's Message
On U.S. Record
WASHINGTON—NC)—At the
request of Rep. Kenneth B.
Keating of New York, exce
from the Christmas message
His Holiness Pope Pius XII v
inserted in the Congressional
Record.
In asking that the excerpts be
published, Mr. Keating said: “In
his message, His Holiness appeal
ed to all the free nations to resist
the threats and pressures of the
Soviet Union. It was certainly his
strongest attack ever on the rul
ers of the Kremlin surely it was
also one of his finest addresses.”
--------------o-------------------
K.C. Gives $15,000
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio—(NC)
Ohio Knights of Columbus pre
sented Bishop Emmet M. W'aish
of Youngstown, with a check for
$15,000 for youth work and any
other use the Bishop may decide.
ori
uj
’ears
Phone CA. 1-6665
DEPENDABLE
AND
COURTEOUS
BEgan-RyanCLEVELAND
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
DOLANS
Clothing A Shoos
59 S. 3rd St. Newark. O.
HANBY'S
Electric & Paint Store
123 E. Broadway Granville, O.
Herbert H. Huffman
GROCERY
128 E Mair. St. FA. 64)581
Newark, Ohio
Furniture & Appliances
EASJ BR0A°
CUIDE I
DEBT
COLLECTIONS
Accounts Notes Claims of any
kind of debts -anywhere in Amer
ica. No collections No fee. We ad
vance al) costs.
NEWARK MERCHANTS
CREDIT ASSN.
32 Schaus Bldg. Phone FA. 4-4511
JACK D. BRADDOCK
AUCTIONEER
Complete Dispersal Of
Personal And Real Property
Phone JU. 2-2211
Granville, Ohio
OPTOMETRIST
Dewey T. Hartley, O.D.
First National Bank Bldg.
Phone: FA. 64)641, Newark, O.
*Tru-Valu.e’ Used Cara
West Main Motors
•3 W MAIN PHONE FA 4-3411
Jett 31 Step. Weet of Fifth Street
MARTIN
HEATING CO.
Sales and Service
AMERICAN STANDARD
SUNBEAM
HEATING EQUIPMENT
JANITROL EQUIPMENT
TIMKEN SILENT AUTOMATIC
OIL GAS COAL
Phone FA. 5-8241
Rear 384 W Church St.
FOR ALL CARS
FREE INSTALLATION
Beaver Stores
62 E. MAIN FA 4-4661
20 YEARS IN NEWARK
TOM STEVENS
NORTH PARK FLORIST
Ohio’s Most Beautiful Flower Shop
123? Mt. Vernon Rd. FAirfax 6-7'’41
MATESICH DIST. AGENCY
Budweiser Wiedemann's Red Top
Gibson's Wino
Newark Oh In Zanesville/ Ohic