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The frontiersman., 1958-10-23
HOME MAKER'S
 NEWS
Butte Club

Buffe Club
 Butte Homemakers gathered at Butte hall, looking a sight" ass they were asked to wear masks Those that didn't, paid fines. Lue Sandvik won first prize and Ln ellie Gibson, second.
 Stephanie Gardner and Green Ramona were hostesses. Stepha nie made surprise pumpkin cake which gave us some gOof laughs. She told us she is moving to Anhcorage We hate to lose her and joined in wishing her happiness in her new home
 The following new officers were installed: Ina Mckenzie, president; Diana McKechnie. vice-president; Mrs Rippy, sec. ,retary; Eva Plumley, treasurer. Lue Sandvik, reporter
 Ina Mckenzie reported on her trip to Fairbanks, Green Zanona reported on ideas for children and ways to interest new mem bers." Diana McKechnie report cd on the program for the year. Green and Stephanie were nam ed to be demonstrators at Christ mas Workshop; and Lue Sand vik and Ina Mckenzie were ask cd to help with decorations f01 Achievement Day we decided tD have skit
 Our next meeting will De No vember 2l at Eva Plumley'a home, It will be pot luck. NJ III am. We invite women of the Butte area to join Us in a good time, as we'll as in learning ho~ to be extra good homemakers.
 Cheechako Club
 Even though it was the 18th, Cheechako members enjoyed their October meeting at Joyce Keft ula's with Marion Johansen az eo-hostess. Ii was felt the Home makers Fair Exhibits report was helpful and would be used ir setting up next years display Pat LaWt0n will represent the club at the "model'' club meet ing October 27. Plans were made for the Christmas workshop with May Thompson demonstrating Christmas foods and Pat LaWton demonstrating gifts Members volunteered hot dishes for the Achievement Day and plans were made for decorating with the cooperation of the Butte Club Members were pleased with the report of the Fair Committee stating there IS money left in the bank this year after obliga tions were met Our next meet. ing will be at Katheryn Wilson with Pat Lawton as co-hostess.
 Riverbend Club
 Riverbend Homemakers met 1 October IS at the home of Mrs ~George Brewster with two new members added to the club Pamphlets entitled How a thought becomes a bill'', obtain ed through the courtesy Of the American Legion Auxiliary, were passed out 10 each member
 Plans were made for Achiaye ment Day, and Vera Rorrison re+ ported on meeting relative to Program Planning for the corn ing year
 Our November meeting will be held at Mrs Archie Moffitt's in the form of Thanksgiving party for members and their husbands November 20.
 and has been named Pamela Jean pr Simpson is a practicing nhy slclan in Palmer.
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oNfEN4S MEaR oF Y N rHE fIs 1NTERfoR. VIE 5itS ]. . BUREAU OF LAND MANN
 tAC4ENENT. HAND NM OFFICE, M ANCHORAGE, ALASKA #
 Notice for Publication
 Notice Is hereby given that GeneVieve Marry Hayes formerly GeneVieVe Mary Moves deserted Wife of EsteI Bernell Moves, An- chorage, Alaska entryman, to- gether with her witnesses, Myr- tle Mcleod and Penio Pencil, both of Palmer Alaska, has sub- mitted final proof on her home stead entry, Anchorage serial number 02428l for land embrac- ed in U. $. Survey No. 3346, sit uated on the southerly side of the Glenn Highway near Mile Post 1895 about 800 chains south of U. $. Survey No. 29l5, Latitude 6l 59'O6"N., Longitude l46 52'43" W. containing T8.42 acres, and it is now in the files 0f the Land Office, Anchorage. Alaska
 N MO protest is filed in the Land Office within the period nf publication or thirty days there- after, said final proof will be accepted ana final certificate Es sued. T. IRVING W. ANDERSON Puhlished; October N, l6, 2s. 30 # ana November 6, l3, 20. 2T and . December 4, l958
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Published September 25 and Oc-
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Work Wanted

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Birch fIreWood, cesspoOl logs. fence posts. See Bill Hayes Mile 4tl, Anchorage highway or write Box 83l, Palmer G-I-I6-tf.
The frontiersman., 1958-10-23

Large quan. 8 in. & 12 in. GLASS BLOCKS in stock. THERMO- PANE. All sizes, on order. Lloyd Severns. PI-S781 C-2-20-m
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20

a crowd Friday and Saturday eve
nings if the cold moderates bit.
Mrs. 1. j. Amstutz spent one day
last week at Pandora at the home of
Chris Basinger.
A Pancake and Sausage day viii
be held February n, at II a. m. and
5 p. m. All you can eat for S1.00 at
Sugar Grove church.
A message from Miss Bertha Con-
rad: Words cannot express my graf
itude and thanks for remembering me
with such lovely greeting cards and
valentines on my 89th birthday, Feb
ruary ID"
Last week on February II one of
our presidents, Abraham Lincoln,
was honored on his birthday. Lincoln
always had keen sense of honor
which helped him at critical times,
through struggles for an education.
political battles and finally as head
OF the country during the Civil war.
Lincoln carried small book, Joe
Miller's Jests," with him, and he
used many story from this book to
make point in court to cheer dis
treSSed friend.
Christine Jill is the name chosen
by Mr. .and Mrs. Park Cherry of near
Columbus Grove for the daughter
born February IL, at Community hos
pital, Bluffton.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Braclxney and
daughter Marcia of Grand Rapids,
Michigan. spent the past week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Brackney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton limerick and
children spent Wednesday afternoon
with her mother, Mrs. Edith Down
ing. Mrs. Downing has been Ill the
past week.
MIR. and Mrs. B. c. Hesser of Lem
on Grove, California, spent Tuesday
night and Wednesday with their cous-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. Atner Bergman
and Miss Georgia Fackler.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hall were
Saturday evening dinner guests of
their son. Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Hall
and son Daryl at Bluffton, the oc-
casion being Daryrs first birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Arnold of
Lima were Saturday evening callers
in the home of Mrs. Daisy Arnold.
MIR. and Mrs. Ralph w. Robinson
and Mrs. Tom Robinson were Friday
evening guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Adams in Lima.
Miss Edith Engle of Lima called
Tuesday in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Arnold spent
the past week in New York City. Mrs.
IRA Watt stayed in the home with
their children while the Arnolds were
gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Long. son
Ronny, daughter Linda, Mr. and Mrs.
John Holland and daughter Sharon of
Lima, and Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Long
and daughter Deborah were Sunday
dinner guests of their parents, cele-
brating the latter's 34th wedding an
niversary.
Friday guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Hall, Sr., were
their daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Griner of Wapakoneta and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Slusser of Vaughnsville.
Saturday callers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Oak Bassitt and son Sam, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Frick and Mrs. Hazel
BaSSitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ackerman and
their daughter, Mrs. Holland Meyer,
left Wednesday for the latter's home
in Kosciusko, Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Anderson and
children of Bluffton were Sunday af-
ternoon guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Sopher and daughter.
The Helping Hand class of the Meth
odist church met Wednesday evening
in the home of Mrs. Charles Koogler
with Mrs William Kimmel, assistant
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hostess. Fifteen mmbers and one Wis
itor Mrs. Joseph Sopher were present
Devotion were read by Mrs. William
Kimmel and Mrs John Mowen was
in charge of entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Driver called
Sunday afternoon in the home of his
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Drov-
er in Elida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Meyer and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Roberts were callers the past week
in the home of Mr.. E. L. Roberts
and Miss Bessie Guthrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hawk and fam
lily of Lima were Sunday guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Hawk
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Hull and fam
lily of New Haven, Indiana, were Sat
urday guests of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lew Hullibarger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Schick and
family were Sunday guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Schick.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20
NeIDs Grandfather Read.
FROM THE BLUFFTON NEWS ISSUE OF FEB 20. 1913

Buttons marshal is a patriot as
is shown by the fact that he turned
over his first fee to the Red Cross.
But even the Red Cross would never
get big surplus If the marshal of
that orderly village were to turn over
his whole years fees. This is reported
from the Findlay Republican.
Thirty men in military service is
Buttons record in helping make the
world safe for democracy. The total
enlistment of 80 is one and one-haf
per cent of the total inhabitants of
1900.
The Rev. A. J. Martin, who with
Mrs. Martin will leave soon for Bra
zil to engage in mission work, will
speak at the Presbyterian church
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-02-20
Mercer-Wapak Loan
Group Names Officers

Herbert Kremer. Chickasaw, and
Bernard Thrush, st. Johns, were
elected to the board of directors of
the Mercer-Wapak Farm Loan asso-
citation at its eleventh annual meeting
and banquet at St. Paul's Educational
building at New Bremen on February
III.
More than 200 association members
of Auglaize, Allen and Mercer coun.
ties were present II was announced
that A. w. Koenig, secretary-treas-
surer and Mrs. Marjorie Conradi,
assistant secretary-treasurer, won
first place in a four state area for
increase in loan volume.
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A. ID. Gratz Estate
Set At $48,1N

Estate of the late Albert D. Gratz
was evaluated at $48,107 when his
will was filed in Allen County Pro
bate court last week. The large share
of the estate includes accounts receiv-
able and shares of stock in several
area and Ohio corporations.
His wife, Mrs. Phoebe GratZ, was
named executrix of the will. Mr..
Gratz was the late owner of the A. D.
Gratz Insurance Agency.
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Sunday morning.
L. T. Greding purchased a new Re
public truck at the Toledo auto show
last week
The trustees of Richland township
forbid all heavy hauling until road
conditions improve.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Gratz, newly
weds, are both seriously afflicted with
the mumps. They were unable to
move to their Missouri home last
week but are improvin gat this drit.
ing.
Steiner Brothers horse sale was
well attended Saturday. The horses
sold exceptionally well, the highest
price being $3.50. There is still a good
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demand for heavy drafters.

John Bixler sold his beautiful farm
to P. c. Herr last week at S240 per
acre. Mr.. Bixler viii remain on the
farm.
Chauncey Spallinger hired o Clar-
ence Basinger and started to work
last week, and Calvin Garmatter has
hired to A. S. Diller for the summer.
A new venture, the Everflo Pro
ducts company, has been organized
in Bluffton. The company win man
ufacture a cleaning and anti-freeze
solution. Officers are: Enos Burkhold-
er, president; II. p. Mann, treasurer
and Z. L. Diller, secretary.
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Beaverdam

John Patterson was a dinner CUES,
! last Sunday at the home of his grand.
son, DR.. John Kemph and family OF
Elida.
On Ash Wednesday, February 19, a
24-hour prayer vigil was held at the
Methodist church in Beaverdam.
World Day of Prayer service viii
be held Friday, February q. On this
day Christian men and women all
over the world, in large and small
communities, engage in worldwide
fellowship of prayer and worship.
Pvt. Robert D. Snodgrass, Jr., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Snodgrass,
Sr., Beaverdam, has been transferred
from F't Sam Houston, Texas, to Ft.
Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska His
new adress is US 52449561, Hq. and
j. @. Co., USA Garrison, Finance ano
Accounting Section, APO 949, Seattle,
Washington. I'm sure mail would be
appreciated by Robert, Jr.
Old man winter has really arrived
with the coldest February we've had
in seven years, temperatures hitting
the zero mark last week. Those who
ventured from snug homes Monday
night, February 10, were treated to
one of the most spectacular displays
of the Aurora Borealis seen here in
long time. White and green could
be seen near the horizon. Overhead
the sky was startling red.
Mr.. William Yarger, who has been
i'll at his home, was taken to the
home of his daughter, Elizabeth Mont.
gomery, at 132 E. High ST., Lima
last week. Cards of cheer from hs
friends would be appreciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Amstutz and
family of Lima spent Sunday after
noon with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
/. j. Amstutz.
The CWF of the Church of Christ
at Beaverdam met in the church base
ment Tuesday evening with Myra
Yant and Hazel Green as hostesses.
Those attending were LaVaun Am
stutz, Velma Arnold, Evelyn Drew.
Betty Mumper, Effie Pfeiffer, Vida
Hanthorn, Lavaun Lewis and Eliza
beth Van Meter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Cross of Gar
rett, Indiana, were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lewis
and family. Afternoon guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Rae Lewis and
family of Beaverdam.
Jerry Bridges and Dick Fleming
will represent the Lafayette FLA
chapter in the district FLA public
speaking contest, to be held Thurs
day. February 20, at Bluffton high
school. Jerry is the grandson of En-
mer Bridges
Mrs. Arthur Briggs was admitted
to Lima Memorial hospital last week
c. M. Jim" Walls provides free
skating for all at his place, one
fourth mile east of Ada, on Route
81, whenever weather permits. Be
cause of the ice being too rough for
the last week or two, Walls installed
a pump and poured thousands of gal
Ions of water over the frozen pond.
F'iremen of Ada helped with the job
last week. using their pumper to ice
one side of the pond. "Everybody's
welcome to skate and there'll be no
charges" said Jim, who gets big
kick out of seeing the kids have a
good time. He addef that he expects
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Legal NOTICE

SaS& NO. 4474J
of residence was the Milner Hotel in Lima,
Ohio is hereby notified that Lois Claire
Parker has filed her petition against him for
iivorce and heF personal property and other
equitable relief on the grounds Of wiiful ab-
4454S of the Court IF Common Pleas of Allen
for hearing lsr-ar aftsr six weeks from the
date Of Jshe first poblcasien of this notice.
D9hin, Navarro, Risor~& Dapore
AYoraeys for Plaintiff
500 dpok Tower Lima Ohio
kFet. l3. 2o.N27a Mar.ts, 10. 20
hEGAL NoTIcEN
ORDINANCE No y-5sp-/
AN ORDINANCE TO Fly THE PRICE
OF LOTS FAND COST QE~ OPENING AND
ckEfER SkHSIn RAyES nHp ~ ~ MAPIE bEGaRG GROVE
AH BE ENfFSI r. SoIRkAiNED by the Council of the
Village of Bluffton. State of Ohio. as fol-
SSec. l-TtM the mice of cemetery lots in
Four grave lots. for resistant. sl25.00; for
nonresident. sl65 90: two gravealots. for resi-
dent. $500 for nonresident. s95.na; single
grave lot, for resident. $4,000; for nosSresi-
dent $500.
Sec. 2-That the cost for opening and cIcsr
ing of grave shall be $4,000.
Sec. 3-That all ordinances or parts of
ordinances conflicting with provisions of this
ordinance be and the same hereby re-
pealed.
Sec.4-That this ordinance shall be an
emergency measure and take effect and be in
force from and after the earliest period al
lowed by law.
Signed: David L. Riser, Mayor
Passed: January %. 1858.
'''>' " : Feb. 10. 20
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ALLEN COUNTY. OHIO
CaseENo. 4%771
EGilda M. Talaried Plaintiff, VS. Mario
@. A Talarco Dsf1ndant.
Mario C. A. Tatarfco. whose last known
address is 23Oi st. Antonie Street. Montreal
Quehec Canada, win take notice that on the
7th DAY OF February 1858. the plaintiff. Gilda
NJ Taarico. filed lher petition for divorce
against him in tke Common Pleas Court OF
Allen County, Ohio. In Case No. 44771 on the
grounds OF Gross Neglect of Duty, praying
that she may be divorced from said defend
ant restoration to fosrner name of Mancuso
and fo surh Ter ard further relief as is
jsst and pro : ne Renises.
Said cause VII bo heari on or after siN
weeks from the first publication of this
notice
Gilda NJ Talarico. plaintiff
BY Anthony !. Powers
202 Dominion Budngs Lima. Ohio
Feb. 10, 90. 27. Mar. 6. 13. 20
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

OHSt no. JZUoU
Estate of Ernest >6Fatz Deceased.
Notice is herebs given that Reno Gratz of
r. l. Columbus fGrove. Ohio. has been duly
appointed Adm InistratQr of the Estate of
Ernest Gratz deceased. ffate of Allen County.
Ohio.
Creditors are rsQuird to file their claims
with said fduciaryA within four months.
Dsted thss 3lst ds4 of January 1858.
PsufNy. Roctey
Probate judge Of, said County
Eeb. 6. I3. 20
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-05-30
Girls Outnumber Boys
Over 1000 Graduate From High School

Charles, will give the principal
address.
Notre Dame, Portsmouth, will
graduate II boys and q girls
at 8:15 PM, June 8, in the
school auditorium.
FIR. William F. Lynch, Sd, di-
rector of the honors program at
Georgetown University, Wash
ington, will give the principal
address.
FIR. Robert White, principal,
will speak for the faculty. Je-
rome Virgins is valedictorian.
st. Joseph Academy will grad
uate 81 girls at 4 pm, June 8,
in the school auditorium.
Msgr. James j. Carroll, chan.
cellor of the diocese, will be
the principal speaker.
Margaret Wiss is the valedic.
torian.
Msgr. George Mason, pastor
of st. Joseph parish, Circleyille,
will celebrate Mass for the grad
yates at 8 am, June z, in the
chapel.
st. Mary. Columbus, will grad
uate IS boys and 81 girls at 4
p.m., June 8, at st. Mary Church,
Msgr. George Mason will give
the principal address.
Michael Fix is valedictorian.
Continued on Page %
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the golden jubilee of his ordina-
ton to the Catholic priesthood.
Monsignor Bremen was or.
dained on June Is, 1908, in the
chapel of, the old Josephinum on
East Main Street, by the then
bishop of the Diocese, Bishop
James ]. Hartley.
He offered his first Solemn
Mass at st. Mary's Church
Johnstown, Pa, on June 81, 1908.
A native of Youngstown, Pa,
Monsignor Bremen was born
there on August 10, 1881. He
began his studies at the jose
phinum in the fall of 1896.
Immediately after his ordina-
ton. he entered upon his duties
as a member of the Seminary
faculty, and for 40 consecutive
years taught Latin and German
in the college and high school
departments of the Josephinum.
Officers of the jubilee Mass
will include the FIR. Gerald
Ream, assistant pastor of Our
Lady of Victory Church, State
College, Pa, as deacon. Father
-Ream is a granddaughter of the
jubilarian, Father Harold
Burkhardt, professor of chemis-
try and mathematics at the Jose
phinum, will be the subdeacon.
Alumni and students of the
Seminary will honor Monsignor
Bremen with a program on the
evening of June 10.
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More than 1000 Diocesan
high school seniors will re-
ceive diplomas during cere-
monies set within the next
two weeks.
with three schools not report
ing, the girl graduates outnum-
Der the boys 527 to $40.
Last Sunday the smallest
graduating class, four boys and
four girls, received their diplo-
mas from Holy Trinity High
School, Somerset. FIR. Joseph
Gilsenan, O.P., was the principal
speaker and Claire Louise Sni-
der, valedictorian.
Other dates for graduaticns
include:
May ~
st. Mary of the Springs Acad.
envy will graduate 81 girls at 8
pm, May 20, in Erskine Hall. on
the campus.
FIR. John Hart, president OF
Aquinas High School, is the
principal speaker.
Patricia Donavan, class presi'
dent, will give the farewell adj
dress.
June
Immaculate Conception. Den
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course at the age of IA and at II
received a bachelor of arts de-
gree from st. Gregory's College
in Cincinnati.
He was sent to Rome to con-
tinue his theological education.
His first assignment was as
assistant pastor of St. Patrick's
Church in Memphis, Tenn. Soon
he became pastor and in 1916
was named the bishops secre.
tary and the next year chancel-
lor of Nashville diocese.
Four years later, he was
named bishop Of Toledo. and
was eonseerated Nov. 30, 1871.
Then only "a, he was the
youngest member Of ihe ROM
an Catholic hierarchy in the
United States.
In 1880 he was named arch.
bishop Of Milwaukee. He had
shown outstanding success in
the See Of Toledo, where the
Catholic membership had in.
creased by more than a third.
In January, 1910, he was nam.
ed archbishop of Chicago.
In December, 1945, he was ele'
waited to the college of cardinals
as one of four American prelates
named at that time to this high
council of the church.
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The new ordinandi for
the Diocese this week an
nounced the details for
their first Solemn Masses.
LENHARD
Father Lenhard will offer his
first Solemn Mass at II am,
Sunday, June /, in st. Johns
Church, Bellaire.
Msgr. Raymond Harris, pas
tor, will be assistant priest, FIR.
John j. Gambia, assistant pastor
at st. Peters parish, Columbus,
deacon and Rev. Mr.. John ].
Dreese, subdeacon.
Thomas G. Lenhsrd, . bro.
thsr Of Father Lenhard, q stu
dent ut st. Andrew Seminary.
Rochester, NY, will be mas.
Ter Of ceremonies.
FIR. Louis A. Phillips, pastor
of st. Ambrose, Belpre, will be
preacher for the Solemn Mass,
John b. Smith, thurifer; Rich
ard w. CHASER and Thomas Ola.
ser, scolytes.
A reception will follow bene.
diction at 8 pm. in st. Johns
Church.
Father lenhard will offer \
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Set For Urdnandi
New Priests Offer First Solemn Masses, Sunday

director Of HE Maryknoli
House, Milwaukee, Wise, The
new priests brother, will be
deacon and Er. Samuel Dur.
bin, assistant pastor, Holy
Family Church, coIu m b 5,
subdeaeon. q
Carmen Arcuri, Mt. st. Mary
Seminary, Norwood, will be
master of ceremonies.
FIR. Anthony ]. Winters, pas
tor of Sacred Heart Church
Oberlin, will be the preacher.
Reception will follow the ben
ediction at 5 pm. Sunday eve
ming at Immaculate Conception
RAISER
Father Raiser will offer his
first Solemn Mass at 10 am. in
Corpus Christi Church, Column
bus.
Father Albert Kessler, pastor
will be assistant priest
FIR. John Geiger, assistant pas
tor, st. Mary Magdalene, dea
con; Rev. Mr.. Edward j. Fair
child, MI. st. Mary's Seminary
subdeacon.
Father Ralph Hyntzinser,
faculty Of St. Charles Semi.
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nison, stated by the Sisters of
Charity, will graduate 10 boys
and IL girls at 1880 pm, June
/, in Immaculate Conception
Church.
Father Ira Still, st. Thomas
More Church, Cleveland, will
give the principal address. Fa-
Their Hugh Gilbert will speak for
the faculty.
st. Joseph, Dover, will gradu-
ate 20 boys and "a girls at 1880,
June 1, in the parish Church.
Father Paul Bucholz, st.
Therese Church, Wooster, is the
principal speaker. FIR. David
Dressman, O.F.M. Cap, will
speak for the faculty.
Mary Jane Schneiter is vale.
dictorian.
The school is stated by the
sisters. of Divine Providence.
st. Francis de Sales, Newark
will graduate % boys and 81
girls at 7:30 pm. June l in the
parish church. This will be the
last graduating class for st,
Francis as. the new Newark
Catholic high school is schedul'
ed to open in the fall.
FIR. Robert White, principal Of
eNotre Dame High School, Ports
mouth, will be the principal
speaker.