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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
Jane Proctor, SO,
Dies In Florida
Friends Mourn Loss Of
Aged Lady Who Did So
Much For Her Church

Mrs. Jane Eliza Proctor, SO,
died at her home in Clearwater,
Florida, Wednesday, March 18, ac-
cording to word received from
Mrs. Sara Van WAGNER, who re-
sides there.
Mrs. Proctor was the widow of
the late William Cooper Proctor,
president of Proctor and Gamble,
Cincinnati and had spent more
than 80 winters at her Florida
home. She, lived at Glendale,
Ohio, outside Cincinnati.
She is survived by niece,
Miss Mary E. Johnson, Glendale
and Bellaire and other relatives
in Ohio and in other parts of the
country.
Mrs. Proctor and her niece,
Miss Johnston, spent much of
their time in Madison county at
Orleton Farm.
Private funeral services were
held March 10, at Clearwater.
Private services were held at
Christ Church, Glendale, Satur-
day with interment at Spring
Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati.
The family have done much for
the Episcopal Church in Ohio,
having been great benefactors to
the cause of Christianity through
many gifts to the Church. Only
recently the Proctor family gave
a large portion of Madison county
land for a benefit of the youth
of the Church.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
OBSE RVATiON

One thing about picture win
dows-it's a lot easier to keep
up with the Joneses when you
can tell exactly what they
have.
MEDICINE
We know a character who
walked into a local drug store
and asked the clerk for some
Carter's BIG Liver Pills
seems his doctor had told him
he had an enlarged liver.
HEADACHE
Some of the more adven-
turesome taxpayers are send
ing aspirin tablets in with
their returns this year. AS one
wag said" Maybe the tax
boys will take 'em THIS
year,"
RECORD
Just for the record we re-
cord the record that the
American housewife opens an
average of IT'S cans of food
per year. ALI we need now is
a really good can-opener aside
from the one we married! Or
at these prices-a can-opener
that works!
wlsEMAN
my religion consists of a
humble admiration of the in
imitable superior spirit who
reveals Himself in the slight
details we are able to per-
ceive with our frail and feeble
minds. The presence of a su-
perior reasoning power which
is revealed in the incompre-
hensible universe forms my
idea of God"-Albert Einstein
said it.
DIVORCE
Hard-suffering lady out in
Roegon had this to say to the
divorce judge He broke
my teeth and my nose, tore
my ear, broke my arm and
some ribs, but outside of that
he's an awfully good man, and
there's no one in the world l
love more!"
PoLLYTicks
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Daniel Webster of Darby
Plains, says that politicians
are a bunch of people worth
dime a dozen, but who earn 5
dollars an hour. Reason most
of these guys gifts along SO
good" says Haywood, is
cause they have developed the
right takenigue!"
LAST WORD
The real reason that NAL
enkov got Joe Stains job in
stead of Molotov is because
Molotov refused to sell his
General Motors stock!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
LEWIS IN
ATLANTA

Bruce D. Lewis, president of
the Central National Bank, flew
to Atlanta, Georgia, Sunday, to
remain until Thursday, to attend
a meeting of the Independent
Bankers Association.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
Shrine Ball Is
Huge Success At
Columbus Temple

Dancing in honor of the new
potentate, John c. Martin and the
members of his divan, both elec-
tive and appointive were 1000
couples who attended the annual
potentate's ball given by Aladdin
Temple of Shriners at the Masonic
Temple Friday night.
The attendance was one of the
largest that has ever taken part in
this annual social event held by
Aladdin Temple and was by far
one of the most beautiful of the
social events that will be held in
Central Ohio this year.
The dancers came not only from
Columbus and Franklin County
but represented more than "a
Shrine clubs in central eastern,
southern and southeastern Ohio
affiliated with The Columbus
Temple. The various Shrine Break
fast Clubs in Franklin County al
SO were well represented.
Many couples were here from
Athens MT. Vernon, Bellaire, Bu-
cyrus, Wilmington, Coshocton, Ga
lion, Gallipolis, Ironton, Jackson,
Cambridge, Lima, Newark, Lon
don, Marietta, Marion, Mt. Sterl-
ing, Chillicothe, Steubenville, Lam
caster, Logan, Middleport, Pom
eroy, Washington, c. H., Zanes-
Vile and other Ohio communities.
ACCEPTS NEW POSITION
Gene Leach, London, has ac-
cepted a position as salesman
with the Jack johnson Chevrolet
company, it was announced by
Mr.. Johnson Monday. Leach had
formerly been employed by a
farm implement firm here.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
WoosIey Elected
To Beta Gamma
Sigma Honorary

G.. David Woosley, 912 E. High,
London, has been elected to Beta
Gamma Sigma, national business
honor society, at Miami Univer-
sity, Oxford.
Beta Gamma Sigma is the Off
cially recognized honor society of
the American Association of Col
legiate Schools of Business to
which the Miami School of Busi-
ness Administrator belongs.
Students membership is based
on a 3.75 cumulative average for
juniors and $50 for seniors.
Woosley is a senior in the
School of Business Administration
and is a graduate of London High
School. He is a member of Beta
Theta Pi, social fraternity; Omi-
cron Delta Kappa, upperclass
mems recognition society; Delta
Sigma Pi, mems professional busi-
ness society and Phi Beta Kappa,
national scholastic honor society.
MRS. BROWN ILL
Mrs. Minnie Brown, North Oak
Street, who broke her left leg on
February %, has been removed
from st. Francis Hospital, Colum-
bus, to Roberts Rest Home at
Fifth and Taylor Avenues, Colum-
bus. Her address is 887 Taylor
Avenue, Columbus, Ohio.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
M RS. MYER RS
IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. George Myers, Summer
ford, underwent a major operation
at Mt. Carmel Hospital, Monday
morning. Her room number is 428
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
EARL CRYDER
HAS OPERATION

Earl Cryder, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Cryder, London RID
No. 4, is recovering after a recent
tonsilectomy.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
IN HOSPITAL

James Smith, Columbia Ave-
nue., entered Mt. Carmel Hospital.
Monday for observation. His
room number is 859.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
RECOVERING

Howard E. Hill, 216 South Oak
Street, is recovering after an op-
Grafton at Mt. Carmel Hospital,
Thursday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
JERRY NEVILLE
I'M PROVING

A report Monday morning stat
ed that Jerry Neville,-East Fifth
Street, is definitely improving
from serious injuries suffered
when he was struck by an auto
mobile here. Saturday, March IA.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24
ANNOUNCE BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. William Bauerle,
Arbuckle Road, announce the birth
of a son at Mercycrest Hospital,
Springfield, Saturday, March 81.
The baby weighed ten pounds, five
ounces.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-03-24

Wednesday, mild and foir
with Temperatures rising 70
S. degrees or higher. Low
Of 40 predicted.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30

plication for release of estate
from administration filed.
Estate of Harry A. Hitch
cock will admitted to probate
and record, executrix and ap-
praisers appointed.
Estate of ]. E. White, will
filed.
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Donald Leon Hos
teller, a minor, second partial
account filed.
Estate of Clifford H. Robin
son, administrative VIVA. and
appraisers appointed.
Estate of J. E. White, will
admitted to probate and re-
cord, executor and appraisers
appointed.
Estate of Perry Crosley, a.
k.a. oliver Perry Crosley, re-
port of newly discovered as
sets.
Estate of r. v. Hosmer, will
filed.
Estate of Francis Gazda ap-
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30

2.32 and 6.32 acres to the Cleve-
land Trust Co.
Ellen Klouda, lot "a with
1.29 acres to Jerome and Joan
Ablonsky, Mayfield Hgts.
Herbert H. Schwulers, lot Ia
with house and S acres to Louis
and Neva Miller, Cleveland.
S. Russell Vii. - Hazel p.
Hostetler and Lima S. Prior,
lot Is with 8 acres to Steven
Roper, Chagrin Falls.
Thompson Twp. - Margaret
Carraher, lot 81 with house and
barn and 20 acres to Warner
and Maureen Webster, Thomp-
son.
Warren +. and Roberta M.
Montgomery, lot 26 with house
and 10 acres to Joseph L. Vogt.
Jr. and Geneva M. Vogt,
Thompson.
Troy Twp. - Glenn G.. Dimes
sec. % with Is acres to Ronald
o. Mace, Cleveland.
Anna Fuhauf, lot Is with
30.57 acres to Joseph Fruhauf
and Joseph M. Kugler, Gar
rettsyille and Anne Mark.
Joseph NJ. Kugler and Anna
Marek lot 1880 and 81 acres
to Joseph Frihauf, Cleveland
PROBATE COURT CALENDAR
~ Estate of Anna Frihauf, SCH
edule of claims filed. Applica-
tion for transfer of real estate
filed.
Estate of Francis H. Brooks
inventory and appraisement
filed.
Estate of Francis Gazda, ap,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30

brought suit to. forclose on a
cognovit note against Harold
r. and Lorna M. Strater in the
amount of $1,608.03.
Myron Perkins as Perkins
Motor Sales has three suits
pending in common Pleas
Court. One on a Cognovit note
in the amount of $336.03. One
naming Elmer Travis as de-
fendent in a suit for collection
on a cognovit note for $127.43
and the third naming E. r.
Barnum as defendent in suit
for money only in the amount
of $1,080.49.
Virginia Willis, Chagrin Falls,
Ohio, has brought suit for di'
vorce from Allan Willis, Will
oughby.
Helen M. Harrington, Rt. 2,
Chardon, has brought an in
| junction naming Catholic Gene
terieS Association, Howard Tate,
John w. Fulton, John Aumick,
Lewis Rickard, Herber t
Schmidt, Robert Hill, Chardon
Township Board of Zoning as
defendants. The injunct n
states that the area has been
Eoned as residential district eX-
cept for a community GENE
terry and therefore, the catholic
cemetery was a violation of the
zoning ordinance inaSmuch as
the cemetery would serve areas
other than Chardon Township.
Bertha Gates, Rt. 2, CARROTS
vile is suing for divorce from
Vernon G. Gates, of the same
address.
Trustees of Middlefield Town
ship ask permission of the
court to transfer funds.
Rulings
In the suits brought by Myron
Perkins as Perkins Motor Sales
against Elmer Travis for $127.43
and E. r. Barnum in the a.
mount of $336.O3. The court
found that Perkins Motor Sales
is entitled to payment of these
amounts with interest.
Doris Swan, Newbury, was
granted a divorce from Alex
ander Swan, Cleveland, who
was found guilty of neglect OF
duty. Custody of their minor
child was given to Doris Swan
and $500 a week for support
of the child with additional
necessary expenses.
Lena w. HotchkiSs, Burton
was grandted a divorce on the
grounds of gross neglect OF
duty. Len Hotchkiss was given
custody of their minor child
and $4,000 a week alimony. II
she should move her residence
from the state of Ohio her ali,
mony would be reduced tc
$500 a week.
Helen Hatherill was grandtec
$500 a week as temporary ali
mony from John Hatherill Jr
In the case of Dorothy Marie
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30

B. Tiffany, lot 80 with 90
acres to Bertha, Bertha, Bra
den Jr. Carlton and Margaret
Tiffany, Middlefield.
Montville Twp. - Joseph
and Mary Gozsza, sec. with
house and barn and SO acres
to Claire D. and Millicent X.
McClelland, Thompson.
Thomas E. and Viola p. Mad
docks, lot IA with house and
barn and Is acres to Carl and
Lucelle Nameth.
William A. and Margaret A.
Murray lot IL with 2 acres to
Edna Hiland Swift.
Munson Twp. - R. o. and
Fern v. Wolcott lot 6 with $50
acres to Elmer w. and Olga
A. Sipan, Chardon.
Bass Lake Investment Co. -
Florence E. Gernhardt, sub lot
n with rs acres to Gerald
Wearsch, Trustees deed, Char
don. .....
Newbury Twp. - Roy A.
Parks, lot 80 with house and
garage and l acre to Florence
E. and Ruth E. Parks.
Florence E. Parks lot 2 with
house and garage and l acre
to Ruth E. Parks, Cleveland,
HgtS.
Frances Gazda lot IL with
1.03 and 1.02 acres to John
Gazda, Novelty.
Russell Twp. - VIM. H. and
Mildred Randle Eiseman lot Az
with house and barn and 175
acres, and $3.50 acres;; lot
with 95 acres; lot 2 with 2.75
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30

nlication for transfer of real
estate filed.
Estate of John M. Philips,
will admitted to probate ana
record. Executrix and apprals-
ers appointed.
Estate of Eugene Hazen' VIII
filed.
Estate of Mildred Rose Skom-
rock, inventory and appraiSe-
ment filed.
Estate of c. S. Lenhart, AKA.
Charles S. Lenhart, aka.
Charles Seimner Lenhart, ell
ection of surviving spouse tileo.
In the matter of the guard
ianship of Matte King, Inc"
first partial account filed.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30

portion with 81 acres to DON
aid Clark, Burton.
Clarence C. Tuttle, lot 1921
with house and 1T acres to
Rose Gertrude Tuttle, Burton.
CHARDON TWP Edna
Mae Swift, lot 160 with 1.03
acres to Grace E. Dill, Char
don.
Roberta Holden Bole, lot /,
with 20 acres; lot 4 with 1890
acres; lot 4 with house and
1903 acres; lot with barn
and 26.42 acres to Benjamin
Patterson Bole Jr., Mentor.
CHARDON VILLAGE Mar
garet L. Bethune, lot So with
house and .25 acre to James L.
Bethune, New Rochelle, N. Y.
John Cassius Eppley, lot
80-1-2 with house and .49 acre
to Leroy and Marilyn Wenzel,
Chardon.
Nellie F. Hubbard, lot 1873
to the Village of Chardon.
Chester Twp - Laureta "
Williams lot 19 with $50 acres
to Vernon and Villa Mae Pet
ersen, ChesterIand.
Clarence and Naomi Peter
son of Rt. 2 Chardon, have sub
divided lot "a in Chesterland
into 81 sub lots. Size of the
lots range from so acre to
LOT acres. The sub division
will be called Herrick Country
Estates.
Albert Reinmann, lot IS
with 1.58 acres to Anna and
Michael Juric Sr., Chesterland
Claridon Twp. - Paul d
and Anne Patzburg, lot 3 with
house an barn and 85.25 acres
to Mabel 1. Mckinley, Hunts
burg.
William c. Myers, lot 2 with
18 acres to Walter and Wilma
F. Kronk, Huntsburg.
William c. Myers lot / with
house and barn and 1850 acres
to Bartlett and Elsie L. Warner
also lot 2 with $3.50 acres.
Aquilla Village - Charles E.
Shepherd lot 81, fruit house.
OF acres and lot % F with,
OF acres to Joseph and Kath-
crime Seitz, Chardon, who then
transferred the property to
Mary H. and Marion Berg
Chardon.
Carl H. Anderson, sub lot 2O7
with 10 acres to Oliver and
Carl A. Anderson; Dorothy HUI.
berty and Ralph Erickson OF
Canton, Ohio.
Hambden Twp. - G.. S. Car
yer, lot 25 with 2.12 acres tc
Donald and Alice Wedge, Hunts,
burg.
George Prilesan, lot 2-3 with
1860 acres to Erwin Prilesr
who then transferred the pro,
perty to William N. and Jear
c. Gertz, Chardon.
Ray M. Ozmun, lot r6 with
2 acres to VIM. c.. H. and SteI
la Marie Nicolet, Cleveland.
Middlefield Twp. - Grac,
N. White, lot 80 with 80 acre.
to c. w. Harrington, Middle
field.
Emma Duceit, lot 26 will
house and barn and 40 acre
, to Ernestine Hinkel and Eliza
, beth Burge, Middlefield.
Glenn H. Esther W. Rose
lot AZ with house and 4.22 t
Rudy J. and Mahala, Middle
= field.
l Middlefield Village - Chas
s--
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30

Helen Hatherill of Aquilla
Village has filed suit for di-
vorce from John Hatherill Jr.
of Aquilla Village.
Hilda j. Keibler, Chardon,
Ohio has filed suit for divorce
from Paul E. Keibler, st. Louis,
Mo.
Roland Kinsner and Arnold
Guyette have brought suit for
$975.00 against William Col
lier, of Aurora, Ohio.
Thomas A. tanton has
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30

Bartos VS.. William Bartos, Will
liam BartoS, Ia, elects to live
with his father.
Ruth benson has been grant
ed $27.50 from Jack benson for
support of children.
Virginia Willis has been
granted $4,000 temporary ali
mony, and $500 for, expenses
from Allan Willis.
Common Pleas Court h "a S
ordered that Karolina w. Ruff
is to recover $1,000 from Grace
1. Naftzger on a note.
A divorce has been granted
to Calvin c. Hall, from Pauline
Hall, who was found guilty of
gross neglect of duty. Defend
ant, Pauline Hall, was granted
custody of minor child, and
$500 a week support is to
be paid by the plaintiff.
Jack benson is ordered by
the court to pay $27.50 per
week for support of minor
children of the parties of Ruth
and Jack. benson through the
Clerk of Courts.
Allan Willis ordered to pay
$4,000 temporary alimony to
Virginia Willis until final hear
ings of divorce proceedings.
Frank Ernest Czumber, plain
tiff, has been granted divorce
from Arlene Margaret Czumber.
The custody of their minor
child is granted to Frank Ern-
nest Czumber.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
|. AUBURN TWP - Minnie F.
Siengenthaler, lot 81 with 35.75
acres to Joseph Gentle, May
field Heights.
Mrs. Barbara Retey, tract 2,
sec. 4, with house and .33 acre
to Chardon Oil Co.
SUNSET DRIVE SUB - AL
bert Strouhal, sub lot 10 with
7.O8 acres to Vladimer and Ad-
ella Palek, Chagrin Falls.
BAINBRIDGE TWP Char
les P. and Shirley D. English,
lot 81, with 1 acre to Gerald
V. and Jean S. Hess, Chagrin
Falls.
Michael Drewniak, lot 81
with house and 25 acres to An
ma Demko, Cleveland.
BURTON TWP - John and
Rose MuSil, lot 81, sub lot 1876
with .35 acre to Archie and
Leona Hunter, Cleveland.
Nelson N. Moss, lot 1O1 with
80 acre to Carl A. Burkhardt
Burton.
John and Rose Musil, lot 81
sub lot 101 with 80 acre to
Edward and Jean Burke, Cleve
Ethel S. Young, lot 50 with
$40 acres to Donald S. Young
Middlefield.
John and Rose Musil, lot 81
sub lots 88 and 80 with .32
acre each to Vance and Har.
hiet Davis, Cleveland.
Frank R. and Helen Hyer
lot 81, sub lot 20 (mistake ir
description, should have beer
.33 acres as in next transfer,
with 80 acres to John anc
Rose Musil, Burton.
John and Rose Musil, lot 9,
sub lot 20 with .33 acres t,
Frank R. and Helen K. Hyer
Burton, who then transferre,
the property to George an,
Clara Shevchik, Burton.
BURTON VILLAGE - Mar
ion J. Wicks, sub lot z, soutl
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-04-30
Alaska

Alaska is big. It's area Of 6SO'OoO
square miles makes 1t twice n
large as Texas, almost as large az
all the states east Of the MISSISSIPPI
River and-to show how far stans- aus
ticians will 60 in these matters-4"
times as large as Rhode 1slano.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-02

cause everyone finds it out sooner
or later: sometimes much too late.
A job that makes you truly hap
ry can't be measured in money.
And all the money in the world
isn't pay enough for working at a
job that makes you unhappy.
Catholic journalism makes Cath
olic journalists happy. They're a
joyous crowd; and their JOY is a
good JOY, clean and godly. When
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-02
Church, State
Officials Honor
New Archbishop

0TTAWA-(NC) - Representa-
tiveS of Church and State joined
with thousands from Canada's cap
ital in paying tribute TO the Most
Rev. Marie Joseph Lemieux, 0.P.,
at his enthronement as Archbish-
op OF Ottawa.
The 51-year-old Dominican sue
ceeds Archbishop Alexander Vach-
on, 81, who died at Dallas, Tex,
last March while en- route to at
tend the National Eueharistic Con-
greSs in Sydney, Australia
Archbishop Lemieux was born In
Quebec on May 10. 1902. He made
his profession as a Dominican in
1924 and was ordained in 1923.
While serving as missionary, he
was named Bishop of Sendai, ia
pan, in 1895. To make way for
native Japanese prelate, he re-
signed on March 3, 1941. He was
named Administrator OF the Dio-
cese of Gravelbourg, Sask., in 1912
and in 1914 was named Bishop.
Early this year, he was named
Archbishop of ottawa.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-02

were near home, offered special
courses or for no special reason"
Thirty-two per cent of Catholic
students in secular colleges were
majoring in education; 274 per
cent in the liberal arts; l42 per
cent in business, the survey stated.
Twofhirds OF the students re-
ported that their parents were fa-
vorsbls to their attendance at non
Catholic colleges and an almost
equal amount said their pastors
were either favorable 10 the idea
Of neutral.
Most had no criticism Of their
schools methods lin presenting
points of view on Catholic sub
jects." But chaplains polled took
a different attitude, claiming that
many students only recognized pos
tive attacks on the Church and
are unaware of subtle differences
in attitude.
Philosophy and history, the
chaplains reported. are the two
most "upsetting" courses for Ca
tholics in secular schools. followed
by courses in the social sciences,
biology and comparative religion.
In suggesting Newman Club aids
10 Catholics in the secular col.
leges and universities, one chap
lain suggested that Bishops might
require pastors TO insist that stu
dents register with the campus
Newman Club II they are 10 attend
non-catholie schools.
Despite the reported lapse from
religion of great number Of Ca
tholies in secular schools, the
chaplains reported that potentiali-
ties for convert work in these
schools are unlimited" with an
average of more than ten converts
year on most campuses.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-02
Catholics Warned
Not To Enroll IN
Illinois College

PEORIA. Il.-(NC) - Peoria's
Bishop William Z. Cousins has ban
ned Catholics from attending Mon
mouth Gll.l College, because the
Presbyterian institution requires
students TO attend religion and
Bible classes
The Bishops letter said: "Since
the First Commandment of God
forbids our participation in relig-
ious exercises and pursuits which
are not those Of the One, True
Church. it follows that no Catholic
may enroll himself IN an institu-
tion in which such practices and
pursuits are obligatory on him"
The letter also said that any Ca
tholic who knows the nature of the
school but nevertheless enrolls
himself at it. is "in defiance of
Gods law and will make himself
unable to receive the Sacraments. ;"
Robert w. Gibson, the college
president. told the press that
the college would insist on lbs re-
liaious requirements OF attend
ance at chapel and vesper sery-
ices and al Presbyterian reIis-
ion and Bible classes. These re-
quiremenfs had been waived for
. number of years until recently.
Mr.. Gibson said the require
ments would be waived for this
year, but that Catholics who at
tended the school would not be al
lowed to graduate unless thew had
five hours of credit in Presbyter-
ion religion classes. He comment
ed that Catholics should go to the
school only If they do not plan to
graduate.
In discussing the matter with
officials of the college, spokesmen
for the Diocesan Chancery made
it clear that they do not question
the right of the college to require
religious courses and participation,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-10-02
Huge Celebration
OF Columbus Day
Planned In Capital

WASHTNGTON-NC)-A special
Columbus Day celebration will be
held in the Nations Capital by the
Knights of Columbus in coopera-
ton with a group of inter-Ameri-
can organizations and prominent
us. citizens
The observance will be held Oct.
II in the Hall of the Americas ut
the Pan American Union. Honor
ary sponsors are % ambassadors
accredited to the United States
and to the Organization Of Amer
lean States, from 20 Latin Amer
lean countries and the United
States itself.
The first annual Christopher
Columbus Award will be con-
ferred by the Knights Of Co
Iumbvs on US. citizens or or
ssnizations for distinguished
services 10 the cause Of inter
American friendship and under
standing.
In addition Georgetown Univer
sity will present its first Axaean
Award in honor of group oil
Spanish Jesuit missionaries who
were martyred in 1871 at Axacan
Va. This award will honor import
ant contributors to inter-Ameri
can cultural relations.
Cooperating in the celebration
are the Pan American Union, the
us. State Department, the Inter
American Council, which is made
up of businessmen who have deal
ings with Latin America, and 9th
er groups interested in cultural
and educational relations among
the Americas.