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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20

n0vitlate, training school for
brothers and seminary in this
country, will be located on a
500-acre tract, provided by the
Diocese, near Hebron.
Bishop Ready announced the
Very Rev. Fr. Nicholas Maestrini;
PINE, superior of the United
States province has named Fr.
Charles Sala, PINE, present rec
tor of the seminary, temporarily
located on z. North Broadway in
Columbus, to the post of vice
superior for the US. province
and procurator for the new sem
mary. as well as director of
the farm which adjoins the site of
the proposed new structure.
FIR. Maestrini also named FIR.
John B. Boracco. rector of the
seminary. and FIR. James Bre-
fola, Dean of Studies for the
new school.
Fr. Charles SsIa
FIR. Sals was born in Trezze
sull'Adda, Milan, italy, in 1910.
He entered the order in 1923, was
ordained ten years later and sent
to Ethiopia in 1889.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20

A tinge of the Orient was
included at a traditional we'd
ding in st. John the Baptist
church last Saturday.
The Nuptial Mass was, of
course, said in Latin. But
the wedding ceremony was
read in Chinese by st. Johns
pastor, Father Antimo Boerio
PINE, who himself has
spent Is years in Central
China.
Principals in the wedding were
two Chinese students al Ohio
State University, Miss Theresa
Chang and join r. L. Lee.
Miss Chang, 81, holder of
chemistry degree from a Chinese
University, entered the United
States in 1948 to take a masters
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
WO Yuen i'll Viii
Chinese Couple Finds Language
No Barrier for Marriage Rites

working for the Columbus and
Southern Ohio Electric Co.
The couple met in Columbus
year ago when Lee came here y
work at the National Electric
Coil Co. They are both Chinese
citizens, the bridegroom is in the
country on student visa while
Mrs. Lee is here as an exchange
student.
Bridesmaid and best man for
the wedding were Miss Cecilia
Mi, now student medical tech
nician at st. Francis hospital, La
Gross, Wisconsin, and the bride
groom's brother, Feng An Lee,
civil engineering student at Johns
Hopkins University in Baltimore.
Miss Mi was classmate of Mrs.
Lee when the two studied in Chi
ma. A reception for the couple
was held in the church hall fol-
lowing the ceremony.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
St. Stephens
Names Three
To Staff

Miss Margaret Macdonald haa
been appointed Program Diree-
tor of st. Stephens Community
House. it was announced this
week by William j. Santanich, di-
rector.
Miss Macdonald was graduated
from st. Mary high school, Mari
on, and attended the College OF
Mt. st. Joseph on the Ohio, the
Cincinnati Art Academy and re-
ceived an education degree from
Ohio State University.
She is an instructor of physi-
cal education for girls at Bishop
Watterson high school and has
served as a cottage parent at the
Juvenile Diagnostic center prior
to her appointment at st. Ste-
phen.
Two group workers have also
been hired at the center. Miss
Judy Stattmiller, a junior at the
college of St. Mary of the Springs,
and Gene Davidson, a junior at
Ohio State. A graduate of Rosary
high school and an active volun-
teer in the programs of st. Vim
cent Orphanage and st. Ann Hos
pital, Miss Stattmiller is chair
man of the Social Service COM
mission of the college and will
teach crafts and organized games
at the Community House.
Davidson attended schools In
Toledo and is also an experienc-
ed teacher of crafts and boxing.
He has served as a volunteer at
the Nighborhood House, and will
also offer an active craft program
for adults.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
Court Rejects
Groups Charter
To Win Catholics

PHILADELPHIA - MC) A
court here has rejected the appli-
cation of an anti-Catholic group
to obtain a corporation charter
"to persuade adherents of the
Roman Catholic faith that they
should give up their adherence
to the Roman Catholic Church
and its teachings"
In delivering the decision,
Judge William r. Toai criticized
the hackers of the project for in
sisting on the inclusion of a par
ticular statement in setting forth
their purposes. The group oper-
ates the Conversion Center" in
Oakmont, a suburban community
here.
The disputed section states that
one of the purposes of the center
is for the "evangelizatior and
conversion of adherents of the
Roman Catholic faith providing
spiritual, temporal and financial
assistance especially to their con-
verted clergy"
why are the incorporators in
sisting upon the inclusion of the
Objectionable paragraph when
they lose nothing by its exclu-
sion?" the judge asked. Answer
ing his own question, he contin-
ued: I'VE have feeling such in
sistence stems from a desire to
cause resentment, to draw the
fire. of the Roman Catholic
Church, the theory being that the
resulting publicity would attract
attention to the Conversion Gen.
ter.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20

degree in biochemistry at the
University of Cincinnati.
Now she's working toward q
doctorate at Ohio State and also
is research assistant at the Uni
versity's H. A. Hoster Research
Laboratory, which is primarily
concerned with the study of
Hodgkin's disease. Miss Chang's
father, Edward, is professor at
the Catholic University in Peking,
China.
The bridegroom, who was born
in Shanghai, is an electrical engi-
neering graduate of National Tai
wan University in Taipei, For
mosa, following his escape from
the Chinese mainland when the
Communists took over that coun-
try.
He came to this country in 1854
to get his masters degree at the
u iversity of Minnesota. Lee is
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
lYearOd
New Sacred Heart Plans Are Now Underway

school and the business high
school.
The convent will have an ex-
terror of brick, which will match
that of the church, twelve rooms,
a chapel on one wing, with oak.
wood interior and ceiling beams.
A clustered garden will be sit
uated between the two wings.
Construction of the new school
will begin Immediately and Is
to be completed by February
1857.
The present twelve-room S ool
was built in 1875 and will be COM
pletely demolished when the new
school is ready for occupancy.
On September Is and is the
parish will have its annual fes-
tival, the proceeds to 60 toward
the building fund.
The old school was at one time
the site of the beginning of st.
Charles Seminary, the present
seminary had not been completed
Continued on Page p
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20

The Czech Red rulers are max
ins life for these prisoners as
miserable as they can, 1t was
stated.
The former inmate of the camp
gave the following report:
The camp Is built around an
old coal mine, which Is also q
uranium deposit. Not even the
most elementary safety msss-
ures are provided for inmates
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20

who are forced 10 do the hesv-
lest labor in day and night
shifts.
They work some $500 feet be-
low the ground, in a constant
temperature of more than 100 de-
grees. There is no water and nc
ventilation system in the mine.
The prisoners are in danger of
Continued on Page %
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
Bishop German Jubilee

DALLAS, Texas - (NC) -
Bishop Thomas X. German of
Dallas Fort worth marked
the 25th anniversary of his con-
secration with a Pontifical Mass
of Thanksgiving yesterday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
FIR. Roster Named Pastor
OF Virginia Parish

Fr. Robert Roster CPS. for
merly pastor of Sacred Heart
Church, Milford Center, and st.
Joseph Church, Plain City, has
been named pastor of st. Patrick
Church. Lexington, Virginia.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
Clergy Lipe in Red He'll
German Catholic Daily Says
Effective July IS, 1856:

BONN, Germany - (NC) = Nearly 1000 priests and
Protestant ministers nerned in concentration camp at
Schwadonz Czechoslovakia that is living hell according
reurnee who has reported his experience to the Saar-
bruecker Neuese Nachrchten Catholic daily of the Saar
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
Bishop Ready Lays
PINE Cornerstone
Sunday at Hebron
Fr. Sala Gets New Post;
Two Others Appointed

Bishop Ready will lay the cornerstone, 3 pm Sunday
for the first permanent United States seminary of the Mis-
sionaries Of Saints Peter and Paul
The structure which will bring together the socetys
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20

OMAHA - NC) - Fr. Pat
rick O'Connor says his old home
town could initiate the Army,
Navy and Air Force.
Father O'Connor agreed that
offensive literature" offered at
newsstands here was as bad or
worse than any noted in post ex-
changes of the Far East.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-07-20
Statesmen SAY
Battle Over.
Praise Priest

WASHNGTON-NC) = Steps
being taken to rid the shelves of
post exchanges of Objectionable
literature were lauded by two
Congressman here.
Referring to the recent direc-
tive from the Office of Secretary
of Defense Charles f. Wilson.
Representative Charles A. Vanik
of Ohio called it "a tremendous
victory for the forces of de
cency.."
Representative Michael A. Fei.
CHAN also of Ohio, in a letter to
Secretary Wilson expressed his
pleasure at the action taken by
the Defense Department ito in
veStigate the sale of pornographic
literature in Army post exchanges
in Korea and Japan"
Father Patrick O'Cnnor rem
dered the people of America a
great service when he called the
attention of the nation to the
highly Objectionable reading mat
ter that was being sold to our
Armed Forces personnel in post
exchanges in Japan, Korea and
abroad.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

Individual and twopary telephone will be able dial
many calls direct For instance these users will
be able to pick up their phone and dial numbers such
communities as Cleveland Pittsburgh, Philadelphia or
New York City just like calling the grocery store
The same low you pay will apply only the method
of calling will be changed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

of Athens. Ohio; Mrs. John Junk
was given the Outstanding Gar
den Award. Open to all garden
club members in Ohio, this award
is a very high honor.
Installation of officers of the
American Legion Post AT and the
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
was held at the Legion home last
Saturday evening. Installation Of
ficer for the ceremonies was Char
les Jackson of Cardington, Ohio.
The main speaker of the evening
was Father Richard j. Connely.s
Mr. A. j. Tannehill, one of Mt.
Sterlings oldest business men and
having one of the oldest business
places, celebrated his 85th BIRTH
day on September 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ottie E. Hickman
flew to Chicago last week to at
tend the National Grain and Feed
Dealers Convention.
Pvt. James w. Anthony son of
+. L. Anthony will leave the US.
on Sept. 25th for Army duty in
Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Bukey at
tended the horse show at Canton
on Sunday and showing Big Bill
3, won first place in both the
Plain color class and the Ladies
Western.
Worry often gives a small
thing a big shadow"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

tive October 1st, 1856
Ordinance No. s1b passed Sept. 1855
To provide saSas @ fYr ra, the 1sastte. ~ ts.
sewerage system, sewerage treat
ment and disposal plant of the VII
lage OF Jefferscn. estabiishfng
charges provfdtng for collection,
and repeating ordinance Numser soc
wHEREAs. the Village OF Jeffer-
son has installed a sanitary sewer
age system and sewerage treatment
and disposal plant for public use.
and
WHEREAS. II ls NECESSARY for the
preservation OF public health that
said system and said sewerage
treatment and disposal plant be
properly maintained. operated and
trs e ,ss In sfsps Wlsn 'as
Health and the laws OF the State OF
Ohio, and
WHEREAS, funds for the pain-
tenance. operation and control of
said sewerage system and said sew
sFass trsstmet st mt ana bs dsR9ssa, s,a Plant Plant
the. current operating revenue OF the
Villages and 80
wHERIeAs; seeti6ns 72s4s TO
1892 Inclusive OF the Revised Code
OF the state OF Ohio. effective. Octo-
her S aid fssa ssats esf% sy orasss s msaic.Dalsy
tablish just and equitable rates or
CHARGES OF refts To- be paid to the
municipal cooperation for The use OF
said Sewerage system and said sew
erage treatment and disposal plant
so owned and operated by said VII
laEe or Municipality. for the purpose
OF providing for the proper manage
mert. maintenance, operation. repair
and control OF said sewerage system
and sewerage treatment and dispos-
al plant. and any surplus arising by
reason Of said charges go made and
collected in pursuance thereto. for
the purpose OF erlla rgement or re-
placement of said system and for
the purpose of payment OF any debt
incurred for the construction OF such
sewerage system AN a SEWERAGE
treatment and disposal plant and /or
for the purpose OF creating a sinking
fund for the payment of such debt,
but not for the purpose OF the ex-
tension OF the system TO serve un-
severed areas or for any other pur-
M Row THfsiREFoRE. BE TT OR
DAfNED BY THE COUNCIL OF
THE VILLAGE or JEFFERSON, a
majority of the members elected
thereto concurring, as follows:
SECTION 4. The Board OF Trustees
OF Public Affairs OF said Village
shall be and the same Is hereby
authorized and directed to operate,
MANAGE conduct and control the
said beverage system and sewerage
treatment and disposal plant In a
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

due and payabls on the first day OF
January, April. July and October
and all bills not paid BY the fifteen
become due and payable shall Be
subject TO a penalty OF SIS on min-
imuan charge. together with the
sum OF sos per 1000 gallons in ex-
cess OF such minimum.
SECTION 6. Charges so made shall
constitute a lien upon the property
served by such sewer connection.
and IL not paid when due, shall be
collected In the same manner as
SECTION I. The funds received
from the use OF the sewers shall be
deposited with the Treasurer OF the
Village and all such money 50 de-
and distinct fund and said fund shall
be known as the Sewer Rental Fund
When appropriately by Council IL
shall be subject to the order OF the
fairs. and said Trustees shall sign
all orders drawn on the Treasurer OF
the Village against said fund.
SECTION g. Funds received from
for the payment OF costs ard ex-
pen ses of the management. maintefl-
aTice, operation And repair OF the
sewerage systern an sewerage
treatment and disposal plant; atid
any surplus In such fund shall be
used for the enlargement or replace
ment Of the same and[or for the
payment of the interest, on any debt
incurred for the construction OF said
system and treatment and disposal
plant and for for the creation OF a
sinking fund for the payment OF
such debt, and FOR for the retire
rnent OF bonds issued therefor. but
shall not be used for tho extension
OF the sewerage system TO serve an-
severed areas. nor any other pur-
pose whatsoever.
SECTION O. This Ordinance shall
be effective October 4, 1885.
SECTION 10. Ordinance Number 500
Of the Village of jefferson. passed
Fsbruary 90. 1856 entitled: TO
.TFNANCE. OPERATION AND con
troll OF THE SEWERAGE SY5-
TEN. SEWERAGE TREATMENT
AND DISPOSAL PLANT OF THE
VILLAGE OF JEFFERSON, ESTAB-
LTSHINCS E CHA RGFN9 PROVIDING
FOR COLLECTION. from and after
the effective date OF this Ordinance
is hereby expressly repealed
SECTION IL. This Ordinance shall
become effective at the earliest per-
iod allowed by law. 1
PASSED this 7th day OF September
AD., 1885,
Harold 3. RAIDER. Mayor
ATTEST:
Robert d. Recob. Clerk
APPROVED:
william s. calp. Village Solicitor
Sept. 20 2I
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28
So. Charleston
MRS. n. r. NELSON
PHONE s-8375 or s-S502

The South Charleston Element
airy School Parent Teacher Organ
ization held their first meeting in
the grade building on Wednesday
evening at which time Fred Parker
was elected President. Other offic-
ers elected were: vice president,
Lodie Edmiston; secretary, Mrs. G.
M. Homsher and Treasurer, Mrs.
Lowell Rice.
Mrs. Ward Flax spent several
days last week at the home of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs, Clark Stickney. The Stick
ney's are the parents of a new son
born recently at Springfield City
Hospital
Ted and Philip Florence, sons of
Edwin o. Florence, are enrolled at
Culver Military Academy, Culver,
Ind.
Among the students from South
Charleston returning to college last
week We're: Betty Ann Sharp and
Don Porter, Ohio University, Ath-
ems; Peter Kitchen, Bowling
Green; Ronald Huffman, Univers-
ity of Cincinnati; John Matson and
Daryl Sullivan, Wittenberg; Miss
Julia Jane Nehls also returned to
Ohio University as an instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Kitchen enter
tanned members of their euchre
club and additional guests for din
ner at Ker-Deen Inn, Springfield
on Saturday evening.
Miss Joyce Wilson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilson is in
Rochester, N. Y. where she is at
tending a two weeks school in hair
styling at the Harper Method
School. Miss Wilson is employed at
the Harper Salon in Springfield.
Mrs. L. I. Loghry plans to leave
this week for visit with relatives
in New York State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren c. Nelson
of Lebanon visited with their moth
er, Mrs. H. 7. Nelson, Sunday, en-
route to Columbus with their dau-
ghter, Nancy, who is entering her
sophomore year at O.S.U., major
ing in journalism. The Nelson's
younger daughter, Jean, entered
the University of Cincinnati Gen.
eral Hospital last month for nurses
training.
Mrs. Austin Wildman, Paxton
and Mariana and Miss Mary Jo
Hauk were in Cincinnati Saturday
attending the Cincinnati Reds-St.
Louis Cardinal baseball game.
a group of women from South
Charleston were in Springfield
Monday afternoon attending a tea
at Ker-Deen Inn given by Mr.. and
Mrs. c. William O'Neill & Clarence
]. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nelson and
Joyce Ann of Dayton were Sunday
guests of Mrs. H. t. Nelson.
Mrs. Ora Miller has been spend
ing several days in Cedarville at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Ann Goodwin.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28
Brighton News
MRS. FLORENCE oLINGER
PHONE so2-W-2

Mrs. L. M. Morris had as her
Sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Olinger of New Carlisle.
Charles Wienstager, has been in
the navy for several years, and
stationed at San Diego California.
He has been called home due to
sickness in his family.
The members of the church wish.
to extend a thanks to those that
attended our supper Saturday
night. And thanks goes to those
that helped to make it a success.
Due to the sickness in the COM
munity the W.S.C.S. has been can
celled this month.
Mrs. Catherine Woosley visited
Friday in the home of Mrs. o. E.
Rogers. She spent the week end
with, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Olinger
and Linda.
Peggy Myers of Markley Road
and Ralph Noteman of Plain City.
motored to Delaware, Thursday to
attend the Little Brown jug rae
eS.
Miss Luora Lannon, was a re.
cent guest of Eli Lilly Co. in In
dianapolis, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wiseman had
as their week end guest Marie Ba-
ker of Georgesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Myers
was the dinner guests last Sunday
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Gaib, of Greenfield.
Mrs. Donna Haynan was admit
ted to the Springfield City Hos
pital after heart attack Satur-
day morning.
Mrs. Walter Morris entered
Springfield City Hospital Monday,
she will under go surgery We'd
nesday morning.
Mr.. Harvey Mahoney. is very ill
at his home. He has been bedfast
for a week.
Mrs. Earl Wilson of Springfield
called on Mrs. Lima Goings, SUN
day afternoon.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

For ala water used in excess
or 10000 Eallons the gum OF
$.45 for each 1000 gallons used
or any part thereof
c--Tn the event q lou. parcel
of land, building or premises
discharging sanitary sewage, In
dustriaI wastes, water or other
liquids into the Village sanitary
sewerage system. either directly
water supplied by the Board of
Trustees OF Public Affairs OF
said Village and the water used
thereon is not measured by the
Village water meter, or by met
er acceptable to the said Board
of Trustees of Public Affairs,
then in each such case the
amount Of water so used shall
be otherwise measured or deter
mined by the Board OF Trustees
of Public Affairs of said Village
in order to determine the sewer
charge or rental or the owner
or other interested party may
install q meter acceptable to the
said Board of Trustees OF Public
Affairs for said purpose.
DIN the case of lot. parcel
of land, building or premises
whi c h discharges industrial
tees Of Public Affairs finds that
1t is not practical to attempt
TO measure such wastes by met
er, IL shall measure such wastes
in. such manner and by such
method as il may deem practical
in the light of the conditions
and the attendant circumstance
OF the case, in order TO deter
mine the sewer charge or rental.
tservice) according to the cor
responding rates per thousand
gallons provided in this Ordin-
ance.
e-The Board OF Trustees of
Public Affairs are hereby auth
contracts with commercial or
Industrial users, when deemed
necessary by said Board. TO es-
tablish just and equitable rates
or charges OF rents to be paid
to said corporation.
For the purposes OF this or
dinance the terms sanitary sew
age and industrial wastes are
defined as follows:
Sanitary sewage Is hereby de-
fined as the waste from water
c se I 9, urinals, lavatories.
sinks, baths. showers. house,
b o d. laundries, cellar floor
drains. bars. soda fountains,
cuspidores, refrigerator drips,
drinking fountains and floor
drains.
Industrial wastes are hereby
defined az being the liquid
waste resulting from any COM
mercial. manufacturing or indus
trial operation or process.
SECTION 5. Charges shall becon
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-09-28

SECTION 4. The charge OF the us,
OF the Village sewers, sanitary sew
erage system and sewerage treat
ment and disposal plant shall b.
based upon the respective consump.
tion of water by such user: and eacf
user shall be obligated to pay Z
sewer rental charge in the amount,
set forth and determined herein be
low. as follows:
a-For any lot, parcel Of land.
building or premises, situated
the Village of Jefferson, and
having any connection with the
Village Sanitary Sewerage Sys-
tenn, or otherwise discharging
sewage, industrial wastes. water
or other liquids, either directly
or Indirectly into the Village
Sanitary Sewerage System, said
charges or rental shall be based
upon the quantity of water used
theron or therein quarterly as
the same is measured by the
Village water meter therein use
for such purpose, and there shall
be charged:
For the first 5000 gallons, or
s2.13.
For the next 5000 gallons the
sum of $40 for each 1000 gal
Ions used or any part thereof:
For the next 10000 gallons
the. sum of $.375 for each 1000
gallons used or any part there
OF:
For the next $4,000 gallons the
sum OF S35 for each 1000 gallons
used or any part thereof;
For the next 100. 900 gallons
the sum Of $.325 for each 1000
gallons used or any part there
Of;
For all water used in excess
of 200, 900 gallons the sum OF
$50 for each 1000 gallons used
or any part thereof.
b--For any lot, parcel of land.
building or premises situated
outside the corporate limits and
having any connection with the
Village sanitary sewerage sys-
tenn. the following charges shall
be collected:
For the first 5000 gallons or
any part thereof. the sum Of
For the next 5000 gallons the
sum Of $50 for each 1000 gall
Ions used or any part thereof;
For the next 10000 gallons
the sum of s55 for each 1000
gallons used or any part there
For the next $4,000 gallons
the sum of $50 for each 1000
gallons used or any part there
For the next 100. 1000 gallons
the sum OF S.4S for each 10n0
gallons used or any part there
Of: