The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1921-07-30
NEW WORLD ITEMS

FLAG for Observation-Disclosures Glen
non on Sunday evening, July II,
awarded the flag offered for the larg'
est contribution to the orphanage fund
for the benefit picnic July 4, to ST
Margaret's parish, st. Louis. This
parish won the prize with donation
of $6,724.
$4,000 For Holy cross.-ReV
James j. Carlin, S. j., president OF
Holy Gross College, announced July l6
that Rev. Daniel F. Curtin of Glens
Falls, N. Y, graduate of Holy Cross
in 1910, has presented $4,000 to the
college as a scholarship fund to be
open to students. from Glens Falls.
Hospital Buys Land.-Mercy hos
pital, in Des Moines, Ia, has purchas'
ed 12S acres of land adjoining the
northwest limits of the city and a
quarter of a mile east of the Beaver
road from l.. M. Mann, who owned the
tract for several years. The purchase
price was $4,000.
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Archbishop in Poor Health.-Arch.
bishop Bruchesi's recovery from a sick,
ness of several years is very slow. He
is under care of DR.. Provost, at the
home of the Sisters of Mercy, at
Cartierville, Canada. There is doubt
that he will be able to take charge
80 +bo oeea;rc IF bic dioooSo of M0u-
treal this fall.
New Bedford Parish.-The Rev.
John R. Hagen, d. D., for five years as,
sistant at st. Patrick's church, Cleve-
land, has been appointed to establish a
new parish at Bedford, Ohio. A school
will be built Though several ma
tionalities will attend the new church,
only English services will be held.
However, Father Hagan is able to
speak several foreign languages.
New Church of st. Joan of Arc
The new Church of st. Joan of Arc, of
which the Rev. DIR. Alphonse Smith is
rector, was dedicated Sunday, July II,
in Indianapolis, by the Right Rev.
Bishop Chartrand of Indianapolis, in
the presence of large concourse OF
priests and laity. The new church is
of the Spanish mission style. The new
parish was established to meet the
growth of the northern part of the
city.
Father keyser Joins S. v. D.
Fathers-The Rev. Nicholas Mas OF
st. Francis Seminary, is taking care
of st. Mary's Church at Pewaukee
Wis.,, and the mission at Duplainsville
the Rev. c., G. Keyser having
resigned. Father Keyser, it is re
ported, will join the Society of the Di
vine Word at Techny, Ill, and engage
in missionary work. He spent seven
teen years as pastor at Pewaukee
where he succeeded the Rev. N. D
Becker.
Changes in #. Wayne.-Library
Hall, erected by the Cathedral congre
cation, Fl. Wayne, Ind, nearly forty
years ago, is to be used as a perma
nent home for the Central Catholic
High School, opened in 1909. The
building has passed to the contro
of Rt. Rev. Bishop Alerding, who has
given in exchange to the Cathedra.
parish the Episcopal residence which
is to become the parochial rectory
Bishop Alerding plans the erection
of a new home, most probably il
another section of the city, and ex
poets to have it ready for occupancy
the early part of next year.
Saving to State.-That the Cath
Ollie parochial schools of Massachu
sets saved the taxpayers Of the state
about $10,000,000 during 1920, was {
statement made recently by Rev
James j. Farrell, at the joint grad
uation exercises of the Ascension anC
ST. Johns parochial schools in st
Johns parish hall, Worcester. H,
said: These schools are the result
Of our conscientious convictions tina
they are a necessity in our day to pre-
serve the faith of our children. And
for the sake of conscience, we Cath
Ollie people are making tremendou
sacrifices. Just think of it. Las
year there were 122,772 children unde
Catholic training in the state of Mas
sachusetts-4,632 in Worcester alone.
Glockner Sanatorium Cures Through
Artcraft.-The department of occupa
tional therapy of Glockner Sanato1
ium, which is conducted by tn
Sisters of Charity, of Cincinnati, hel,
an interesting exhibit, last week, in tn
windows of the Chamber of Commerce
building at Colorado Springs, Col. TIL
department was instituted in. April b,
Miss Irene Hunnekens, who receive,
her training and experience in wis
consin,>a pioneer state in that fell
OF therapeutics. The interest whic]
the patients have shown in the variou
lines of aircraft has already prove,
the great value of this form of dive,
sion, which is rapidly gaining the. ar
prevail and recognition of the phys
clans as a therapeutic amusement.
Wins Baseball Honors-The base
ball team representing st. Mary Sta
OF the Sea parish, Baltimore, no,
holds the diocesan championship b
virtue of its recent victory over tn
Holy Name parish team of WASH
ington. Suggestions have been mad