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Doctorate
Conferred
On Local Nun
The degree, doctor of philo
sophy has been conferred on Sis
ter M. Teresine Haban, O.S.F.,
an alumna of St. Mary’s High
School, Columbus, at the Com
mencement exercises of the East,
man School of Music of the Uni
versity of Rochester.
Sister Teresine, a member of
the Congregation of Sisters of
St. Francis of Mary Immaculate,
now an Assistant Professor of
Music at the College of St. Fran
cis, Joliet, Illinois.
Upon gradua
ting from St.
Mary’s High
School, sister
Teresine enter
ed the Joliet
community and
continued her
education at the
College of St.
Francis, receiv
ing the A. B.
degree in 1935,
and the B. Mus.
degree in 1940.
There upon
she became a
member of the
faculty of the
College of St.
Francis, and in
addition to
teaching, she
began studies
Musical College,
Sr. M. Teresine
at the Chicago
having been awarded a piano
scholarship by Rudolph Ganz.
Sister Teresine received the
Master of Music degree in 1942,
and in 1944 she became an As
sociate of the American Guild of
Organists (AAGO).
Since 1940 she has been teach
ing piano, organ, and music the
ory at the College of St. Francis,
and has held the position of Col
lege organist.
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City Of Smut
Loses, Gains
CINCINNATI—(NCI—The cam
paign against obscenity moved
forward, then backward in Cin
cinnati courts but local legal
observers estimated that the gain
outweighed the loss.
The gain came when Police
Court Judge Ralph B. Kohnen
gave the maximum penalty—c0
days in the workhouse and a $100
fine—to a newsstand dealer con
victed of selling and exhibiting
obscene literature.
Evidence in the case included
copies of publications which Dr.
Clair E. Hubert, University of
Cincinnati psychologist, told the
court were undesirable from the
standpoint of mental health and
social adjustment. The doctor
said printed smut affects adults
as well as juveniles, “normal” as
well as “abnormal” people.
U'.
Judge Kohnen said: “The court
cannot close its eyes to the in
decency of the exhibits introduc
ed as evidence.” Lyle W. Castle
assistant city prosecutor, told the
court that the dealer had been
convicted on similar charges in
four instances over the test 15
years. He was freed in $1,000 bail
pending an appeal of the convic
tion.
The setback, was registered
when the U. S. Court of Appeals
for the Sixth Circuit, meeting in
Cincinnati, set aside the convic
tion of a Cleveland newsstand np
erator on a charge of distribut
ing obscene photos. He had been
sentenced by a Federal Court in
Cleveland to three years in jail.
A psychiatrist had given the
opinion that the pictures would
stimulate sex deviates and have
un undesired effect upon juven
iles. The appellate court judges
were agreed about the obscenity
involved in the case, but Judge
Potter Stewart observed: “Ob
scenity is not to be measured by
the reactions of any particular
class or group of the population,
but by the standard of the com
munity as a whole.” He said that
“without question the pictures in
this case are at best vulgar trash”
and the motives “in purveying
them were ignoble.” The case was
remanded to the U.S. District
Court in Cleveland for a new
trial.
Mass Offered
For Sr. Pius
At Springs
Solemn Requiem Mass was of
fered for Sister Mary Pius Reeb,
O. P. in the St. Mary of the
Springs convent chapel last Fri
day. Burial was in the convent
cemetery.
Sister Pius died at the con
vent June 11. She had retired
from teaching last October be
cause of ill health.
Sister Pius was born in Co
lumbus Oct. 16, 1900. She en
tered the novitiate Nov. 1, 1916,
and was professed July 10, 1918.
Most of her teaching assign
ments were in the parochial
schools of Ohio. They include the
following:
Holy Trinity, Somerset St.
Francis and Blessed Sacrament.
Newark St. Mary, Marietta
Catholic Central High School,
Steubenville St. Thomas, Zanes
ville. Other assignments were at
St. Francis de Sales, McKees
Rocks, Pa. St. Clare. Grosse
Pointe, Mich. Mary Immaculate,
Ossining, New York.
She is survived by: her father,
Mr. William Reeb of 674 S. Ohio
Ave.: and five sisters. Sister M.
Phyllis, O. P., Principal of St.
James the Less School, the Miss
es Cecilia and Catherine Reeb,
Mrs. R. E. Reardon, and Mrs.
James McEneany, all of Colum
bus.
Three nieces who are Religious
ar? Sister M. Sarita, O.P.. Flush
ing. Long Island Sister Patrick.
O.S.F.. Charleston, W. Va. Sis
ter James Lucia, C.S.C., St. Mary,
Notre Dame.
Mass Offered
For Masdea,
Band Leader
Requiem Mass was offered in
St. John the Baptist Church for
Joseph F. Masdea, 61, director of
the Columbus Municipal Band
who died last week in White
Cross Hospital following a heart
attack.
Masdea, who resided at 163
Powhatan Ave., organized the
band in 1952 and the following
year, City Council designated it
as the Columbus Municipal Band.
He directed the group in its last
concert on Memorial Day.
Also director of the Eagles
Band Masdea was a member of
the Piave Club and Unico Na
tional Club. He was a native of
Italy.
Surviving him are his wife,
Yolanda a son, Bruno two
daughters, Mrs. Vera Smith and
Mrs. Isabel Breitman a brother,
Thetdore, and five grandchil
dren. all of Columbus.
He was buried in St. Joseph
cemetery.
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Michael A. Stepovich, pictured with
his wife and children, is Alaska's first
native son to be named governor of the
Territory. He is also the youngest gover
nor in Alaska's history, taking office at 38,
and is the first Catholic to be named. Pic
tured from left, back row, are Antonia, 8
JUNEAU, Alaska (NC)
When the Territory of
Alaska’s new governor was
inaugurated here recently
he set three records for that
office.
Michael A. Stepovich, who was
appointed by President Eisen
hower at 38, became the young
est governor in Alaska's history
and the first native Alaskan to
hold the office. He is the first
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.
ADDLESBERGER, Rose V.,
76. June 11, St. Peter Church,
Columbus.
ADOLPH, Joseph. 97, June 16,
St. Mary Church, Columbus.
Calvary Cemetery.
B1ERLY. Mrs. Margaret*.
June 13, Holy Name Church,
lumbus. St. Joseph Cemetery.
CARLIN, Mrs. Mary, 71. June
14. St. Mary Church. Waverly,
Calvary Cemetery, Cleveland.
CARROLL, John, 67, June 12,
Sacred Heart Church, Columbus.
St. Joseph Cemetery.
COX, Mrs. Rose, 82. June
St. Thomas Church, Zanesville.
DAUGHTERY, Miss Mary. 76,
Sts. Peter and Paul Church, Well
ston. Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
Wellston.
DiCENZO, Mrs. Maria, 71, June
13, St. John the Baptist Church,
Columbus. St. Joseph.
ERIKSON, Mrs. Alma L„ 59. of
Detroit, June 12. Holy Redeemer
Church, Portsmouth.
HALLEY, Mrs. Sadie. 71, June
12, Holy Cross Church, Columbus.
JACKSON, Mrs. Agnes W., 59.
June 16, Corpus Christi Church.
Columbus. St. Joseph Cemetery.
KABAREZ, Mrs. Marie Holko,
81, June 12. St- Agnes Church,
Columbus. St. Joseph Cemetery.
KARCH, Howard A., 52, June
14, Holy Cross Church, Columbus.
St. Joseph Cemetery.
KOOS, Raymond* E., 53. June
11, St. Joseph Cathedral, Colum
bus. St. Joseph Cemetery.
LANIGAN. Arthur J., 57, June
13, Corpus Christi Church, Co
lumbus. St. Joseph Cemetery.
MASDEA, Joseph F., 60, June
10. St. John the Baptist, Colum
bus. St. Joseph Cemetery.
MERRICK, Dr. George B., 48.
June 10, Immaculate Conception
Church, Elmhurst, Ill. Queen of
Heaven cemetery. Elmhurst.
NOUROT, Mrs. Anna. 89, June
9. Holy Redeemer Church, Ports
mouth.
PATTERSON, Mrs. Anastasia.
73, June 7. Sts. Peter and Paul
Church, Wellston. Mt. Calvary
cemetery, Wellston.
PETRUZZI. Matteo, 87, June
15, St. John the Baptist Church,
Columbus. St. Joseph cemetery.
PETTI, Dominic, 70, June 15,
S. A’r vs'ioe Church, Columbus.
St. Joseph cemetery.
Big Family In Governor’s Mansion
Alaskan Governor First Native
Son To Hold Top Position
Catholic to be named.
The territory’s 15th governor,
Mr. Stepovich was born in Fair
banks in 1919, the son of a Yukon
sourdough, Michael Stepovich,
who made his way to the gold
fields from the Balkans in 1898.
At the time of his appointment
to a four-year term Mr. Stepo
vich was a lawyer in Fairbanks.
A daily Communicant. Mr. Step-
RAUB. Mrs. Margaret. 82, June
12. St. Thomas Church, Zanes
ville.
REEB, Sister Pius. O.P., 56,
June 11, St. Mary of Springs
chapel, Columbus. Convest ceme
tery.
RIEHL, Sylvester A., 68. June
10. St. Nicholas Church, Zanes
ville. Mt. Olive cemetery.
ROBERTS, Oclid J., 81, June
13, Our Mother of Sorrows Chap
el, Lockbourne.
SCHELLHAAS, Charles L., 64,
June 12, St. Aloysius Church, Co
lumbus. St. Joseph cemetery.
Mt.
STALDER. Jacob L„ 79, June
12, St. John the Evangelist
Cemetery.
43,
Co-
CALLAHAN, Miss Margaret H.,
June 13, St. Francis Church, New
ark. St. Joseph Cemetery.
SUSI, Barney, 77, June 11,
Blessed Sacrament Church, New
ark. St. Joseph cemetery.
VARNEY, Armidose. 71, June
11, Corpus Christi Church, Co
lumbus. St. Joseph cemetery.
WALSH, Maurice E., 67, June
9, St. Aloysius Church, Columbus.
St. Rose cemetery, New Lexing
ton.
WHYTE. Clarence E.. 43, June
11. St. John the Evangelist
Church, Columbus. St. Joseph
cemetery.
41,
Mt.
Mt.
CLINE, Mrs. Pauline A.,
June 10, St. Vincent Church,
Vernon. Calvary Cemetery,
Vernon.
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ernor Mike Maria, 7 front row, Theodore,
6 mo. Christopher, 4 Dominic, IV2. Gov
ernor Stepovich, is a graduate of Gonzaga
University, Spokane, Wn., and the Law
School of Notre Dame University. He is
a daily Communicant. (NC Photo*).
ovich is married and the father
of seven children ranging in age
Lorn eight years to six months.
“Governor Mike,” as everyone
is beginning to call him, makes
friends easily and often.
A graduate of Gonzaga Uni
versity, Spokane, Wash., in
1940, he was also graduated in
1943 from the University of
Notre Dame law school in In
diana. After three years in the
U.S. Navy,
law course
versity in
1946-47.
ho took refresher
at Santa Clara Uni
California during
The new governor has had con
siderable legislative experience.
At the age of 32, he was elected
in 1950 to the territorial legisla
ture.
After serving a two-year term
in the House of Representatives,
he was elected to the Senate for a
four-year term. Last fall, he was
reelected by a big vote. Mr. Stepo
vich is also the first member of
the territorial legislature to be
appointed governor.
The oath of office was adminis
tered at the inaugural here by
Federal Judge Raymond F. Kellv,
also a Catholic, who is an alumnus
oi the University of Notre Dame.
B.shop Dermot O’Flanagan of Ju
neau pronounced the invocation
at the ceremony here.
Governor Stepovich and his
family have moved from Fair
banks into the Governor's man
sion here. In this, they have set
another first: it is the first time
that schoolage children have lived
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SUBIACO, Ark. Few men
have had as full a life as Bene
dictinc Brother William P. Gal
ligan of New Subiaco Abbey here.
To begin with, he is a widower,
the father of one son and four
daughters, and he has 17 grand
children.
He is a member of the bar ini
Illinois and Arkansas a former
superintendent of schools in La
redo, Tex. was State Deputy of
the Knights of Columbus in Tex
as, and was State Master there
of the organization s Fourth De
gree.
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Brother William’s story best
can be told chronologically.
He was bom 70 years ago last
February on a farm in Jefferson
County, Ark. His mother died
when he was an infant, his father
when he was 12. He was reared
by a maiden aunt.
After few year* in the
Catholic school* of Little Rock,
hi* aunt sent him to the Acad
emy of St. Edward's College in
Austin, Tex. There, in 1904,
he finished hi* secondary
schooling.
It was there, too. that the first
thoughts of the Reli' ious life en
tered his mind as his admiration
grew for the teaching Brothers
at the academy. But while the
idea of a vocation germinated
then, it did not come to fruition
until much later.
Mr. Galligan studied for two
years at the University of No
tre Dame, before transferring
to hi* native state and taking
a law degree from the Univer
sity of Arkansas. That was in
1908. Thereafter he practiced
law in Little Rock and "mixed
a bit in politics."
During this time he married
Agnes Florentine Moran of Chi
cago. In 1914 he and his family
moved to the Windy City. There,
Mr. Galligan worked as an attor
ney for the Credit Clearing
House. Three years later he mov
ed his family back to Little Rock
to open a branch office for the
same firm.
In 1918 he enlisted in the U.S.
Army and saw 11 months service.
Upon his discharge. Mr. Galligan
moved to Texas with his wife and
children. There he got a position
as a teacher in a little country
school at Kamey in Calhoun
County. In 1921, St. Edward’s Col
lege hired him as a professor of
social sciences, and shortly there
after he became registrar of the
institution.
Up to this timo, St. Edward's
was a junior college. During
his incumbency it was extend
ed to a four-year college, its
charter was revised and its
name changed to 3t. Edward's
University. That was in 1925,
and in that year he completed
the college's course for
elor of erts degree.
Laredo,
superin-
In 1928, the city of
Tex., hired him as its
tendent of schools. He served in
that post for 18 years, making
many improvements in the city's
educational system.
During this period, too. he was
honored by the Knights of Co
lumbus. He had become a mem
ber in Little Rock in 1912. In
1925, he was elected Texas State
Secretary of the Knights, and in
1934 he was elected State Depu
ty.
He was re-elected in 1935. and
he refused re-election to a third
term in 1936 but accepted ap
pointment as State Master of the
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That was the year he resigned
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And, as Brother William now
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