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Hold First
Diocesan
Art Exhibit
The first diocesan wide art
exhibit of high schools and grade
schools will be open Thursday
May 9. at Rishop Watterson High
School.
Over two hundred fifty entries
have heen received from 21 dio
cesan schools, ranging from draw
ings and paintings to pottery and
erafts.
Studants from the sixth grade
of St. Augustine School submit
ted a scale model fort made of
toothpicks, while the seventh
trade at St. Thomas the Apostle
School sent their 50 foot mural.
Mobile units depicting various
saints came from St. Mary of
the Springs Academy, and sixth
grade students at St. Agatha's
aent wood crafts.
Judging the exhibit were Mrs.
Charles Browne, educational direc
tor of Columbus Gallery of Fine
Arts, and Mr. Richard Bauer, art
consultant of the Bexley Public
Schools. Prizes and ribbons will
be
awarded to the best entries in
each section.
Columbus grade schools enter
ing the art show are: Immaculate
Conception, Holy Family, Holy
Name, Holy Spirit. St. Agatha, St.
Augustine. St. Dominic. St. James
the Less. St. John Evangelist, St.
Joseph Academy, St. Mary Mag
dalene, and St. Thomas Apostle.
Outside the city, art work was
sent
by Holy Trinity, Somerset
Sacred Heart, Coshocton St. Jos
eph, Dover and St. Peter and
Paul, Wellston.
High schools represented in
♦he exhibit are Bishop Rose
cram, Zanesville Bishop Wat
♦arson, St. Mary's Columbus St.
Mary of the Springs Academy,
and Sacred Heart, Coshocton.
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Coshocton secretary. John Dool
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Durbin, Danville.
The following are planning
to attend the convention of the
council Sunday. May 19, in Co
lumbus Mr. Stenner, Francis
Batteslin, Emil Skarke and Rob
ert Hollehouse.
The meeting opened with a
prayer by Father Ambrose
Freund. Talks on the organiza
tion and aims of the council,
which is a federation of all men’s
organizations of the parish were
given by Msgr. Roland T. Winel,
pastor of St. Mary’s parish, Lan
caster, and moderator for the
DCCM, and Harry Grant. Wash
ington. D.C., representative of
the DCCM, and Harry Grant.
Washington. DC., representative
of the DCCM.
Among the pastors attending
from out of town were Msgr.
John W. Kerrigan, pastor of St.
Lukes parish, Danville, and Fr.
George Maizluf, former assistant
pastor of Sacred Heart church,
Coshocton.
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A total of SI 19.465 has been
pledged to lhe Holy Spirit school
addition and new church building
fund campaign. This new audited
pledge total was announced by
the campaign general chairman.
James V. Hanley, after the sec
ond general report meeting.
“We are deeply grateful to God
and to the wonderful response of
the parishioners thus far in our
appeal for funds, Rev Robert W
Harwick, pastor, said, “and it
would appear now that we arc
sure to surpass our minimum
need.'’
Team captains chairman, James
J. May-, said that there are ap
proximately 500 parishioners yet
to be seen.
At the conclusion of the active
phase of the campaign, a contin
uation committee will be formed.
This committee will function
throughout the two-year payment
period of the drive, under the
guidance of John V. McCarthy
and associates who are conduct
ing the campaign, to assure a
maximum return on the final
pledge total. This committee will
be headed by Lawrence Baio as
audit chairman, and James May
as visitation chairman
Mother’s Day Gifts
If you have put off your Mother's Day shopping, we
suggest a hurry up visit to the shop.
Here you are certain to find a religious work of art
or some other suitable remembrance to honor your
earthly Mother during this month dedicated to our
Heavenly Mother.
While on this mission you can look around and select
what to send that new Bride, the little First Communi
cant and the graduate.
Mail orders carefully handled.
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20* BAST BROAD 5 1 fe E I CA. I 6 1
Bishop Attended Fr.
Bishop Ready attended the 25th jubilee Mass celebra
ted by father Harry Estadt, the Sunday before his death.
Northern Deanery of DCCM
Forms Officers Elected
COSHOCTON An organizational meeting of the
northern deanery, Diocesan Council of Catholic Men, was
held in Sacred Heart parish hall recently.
Officers were elected as follows: president, Frank Mol
president, Jerome Stenner,
iski, New Philadelphia vice
Requiescant
You are asked to pray for the
repose of the souls of the* follow
ing and the others who have died
in the Diocese during the past
week.
COLANGE, Mrs Josephine, 56,
May 3, St John the Baptist
church, Columbus. St. Joseph
cemetery.
DE NUCCI, Vincenzo, 79, April
28. St. John the Evangelist
church. Columbus. St. Joseph
cemetery.
EUMAN, Leonard T.. 57, April
30. St. Rose church. New lxxing
ton.
.GILES, Mrs. Clara Elizabeth.
56, April 27. St. Mary church,
Portsmouth.
GUNDLACH, Albert r. 67,
April 30, Blessed Sacrament
church. Toledo.
HANNIGAN.
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GUNDLACH,
Mary, 46. May
Sales church,
eph cemetery.
1. St. Francis de
Newark. St.
Jos
KNOX. John. 76. May 5, St.
Peter church, Columbus. St. Jos
eph cemetery.
STRANGE, Mrs. Carolina, 72
Anril 29, St. John the Baptist
church. Columbus. St. Joseph
cemetery.
SUGAR. James Vincent. 67,
May 4. St. Catharine church. Co
lumbus. St. Joseph cemetery.
WEBER, Miss Florence, 65, St.
Joseph Church. Dover.
WHALEN. John F„ 54 April
24, St. Aloysius Church. Colum
bus. St. Joseph Cemetery.
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Estedt Jubilee Mass
Above he is pictured with Father Estedt, left of Bishop,
and other members of the Diocesan clergy.
St, Charles Festival—May 22
PIME Seminary Dedication,
Others, Postponed, Reset
Several scheduled Diocesan activities and dedications
have been cancelled or rescheduled due to the death of
Bishop Ready.
A partial list follows:
The missionaries of Sts'
K of Observes
Anniversary At
New Philadelphia
NEW PHILADELPHIA The
35th anniversary celebration of
the founding of the Knights of
Columbus Council 2372 here was
observed by more than 100 per
sons who
quet held
attended a recent ban
for the occasion.
Emerson. program
of the State Council of
Donald
chairman
the K of
that the
give to country loyalty and trib
ute. and to God, love, honor and
devotion.”
C, told the gathering
“Knights of Columbus
He added that the “purpose of
the K of is to make leaders, to
instill respect and leadership in
chairmen who will in turn do
likewise in their communities."
Among the guests were eight
new members who were initiated
earlier in the week. They are:
Father Lawrence Shalosky, John
Police. Raphael Schilz. Walter
Heimberger, Ed McNichols. An
thony Marchione. Ervin Fondiiest
and Howard Acling. The last two
are Dover residents.
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HANNIGAN. Vincent P. CC,
April 30, St. Aloysius church, Co
lumbus. St. Joseph cemetery.
May 17-19 Men
May 24-26 Women
May 31-June 2 Men
June 7-9 Women
June 14-16 Men
June 21-23 .... Women
4,
KA NO DE, Mrs. Emma, May
St. Agnes church, Columbus.
KIERNAN. Mrs. Agnes, 84,
April 30. St Christopher church,
Columbus. St Joseph cemetery.
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Peter and Paul announcer
that their seminary dedication
which was to have been this Sun
day has been indefinitely post
poned. Edward Cardinal Mooney,
Archbishop of Detroit, and Arch
bishop Gaetano Pollio, expelled
PIME archbishop of Kaifeng,
were to have dedicated the first
U.S. seminary of the order and
Bishop Ready was to have of
fered a Solemn Mass there Sun
day.
St. Charles Festival May 22
St. Charles seminary will hold
its annual festival on May 22. It
was to have heen last Wednes
day. All proceeds from the fes
tival go to the support of the sem
inary for Diocesan priests.
Other Dedication* Postponed
Dedications were postponed
last week at Our Ixidy of Victory
Church where a new addition to
the Church was to have been sol
emnly blessed by Bishop Ready
last Saturday.
In West Portsmouth. Our Lady
of Sorrows parish postponed lhe
dedication of its new church due
to Bishop’s death. The beautiful
modern structure was to have
been dedicated by Bishop Ready
last Sunday.
The Diocesan Council of Catho
lic Women postponed its annual
Spring meeting in Portsmouth
last Sunday. Bishop Ready was
scheduled to sneak there.
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The children of St Vin
cent’s Orphange will partici
pate in the annual Field Day
activities sponsored by the
College of St. Mary of the
Springs on Saturday. May 11
from 1 to 4 p.m at the col
lege.
Under the leadership of
the social service commis
sion, the program will in
clude games and walks
about the campus, movie cartoons
in the Little Theater, refresh
ments and the presentation of
gifts to each child.
Miss Judy Stattmiller. 349 Ken
Scholar ships
To Aquinas
Won By Four
Father John L. Hart, O P., pres
ident of Aquinas College High
School, announces th** winners of
four scholarships to Aquinas,
awarded as a result of a recent
examination. The scholarships
were awarded to:
John H. Flint, son of Mr and
Mrs Herbert Flint of 2680 Cam
den Rd., a student at St. Agatha
School Thomas Poliseno. son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. Poliseno, of
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St. Francis School to David B.
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Gerald Rothgery of 2672 Bristol
Rd., a student at Our Lady of
Victory School and to Richard
W. Wuellner. son of Mr and Mrs.
Richard Wuellner of 2521 Brook
vnod Rd a student at Christ the
King School.
Although these scholarships
are for one year, the student who
maintains the highest average
during the year will be awarded
an additional three year scholar
ship.
Charles Redmond
Mass Sung Today
Requiem Mass was sung Friday
morning in St. Patrick Church for
Charles E. Redmond, 54. of 125
N. Edgevale Rd., manager for the
past nine years of the Knights of
Columbus Club. 80 S Sixth St.
who died Monday. Burial was in
Hn|y Trinity Cemetery, Somer
set.
Redmond was a member of
Council No. 400, Knights of Co
lumbus. and their fourth degree
assembly and the Shamrock Cluh.
Surviving are his wife. Nancy
three sons. Lieutenant James E..
with the Marine Corps at Farris
Island. S C.. John J. and W. Pat
rick. hoth of Columbus three
daughters. Mrs Nancy Gulley of
Columbus. Mrs. Elizabeth Ben
fatti of Parris Island and Mary
N. Redmond of the residence
five sisters. Mrs. Mary Bergin.
Mrs. Catherine Morri soy, Mrs.
Florence Douridas and Mrs. Ruth
Dattilo, all of Columbus, and Mrs.
Blanche Archer of Cleveland
four brothers. Lawrence. George
and John, all of Columbus, and
Fr. Francis Redmond. O P., prior
of Holy Rosary Parish. Minne
apolis his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
James Redmond of Columbus,
and 10 grandchildren.
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91. was sung in St. Mary of
the Springs convent chapel Tues
day.
“Sister Tennis Shoe.” as she
is affectionately remembered by
St. Mary alumnae, died at the
convent Saturday She acquired
the nickname because she wore
tennis shoes
Born in Ireland, she entered
the novitiate in 1R89 and was pro
fessed in 1891.
had taught at
Springs since
she had made
to the
Sister Andrew
St. Mary of the
1940 Since then
frequent contributions
school, among them statues do
nated to the college, an electric
scoreboard for
and an exhibit
brary.
the gymnasium,
case for the li-
rrmney for her
She acquired
contributions through the sale of
waste paper, collecting sales tax
stamps and auctioning nf dolls
which she made and dressed in
Dominican nuns’ habits.
Her teaching assignments In
eluded St Peter. Steubenville.
Holy Trinity. Somerset: St. Thom
as. Zanesville: St Thomas. Brad
dock and St. Francis, Columbus
Two sisters. Nellie and Lucy
McLindcn. Columbus, survive.
Burial was in the convent cem
etery.
The Catholic Times—3
Friday, May 10. 1957
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