davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-09

schools IN the county.
The deleted funds would have
financed a 1898, 1000 project al
Carver High School, which the
board had planned to convert
into a junior high school. and
a $4,000 conversion job at Lin
coin Junior High School, which
had been destined for abandon
ment as a school and for use as
a warehouse.
Scheduled for migration
Carver was scheduled to be-
come an integrated school by
1860. Closing Of Lincoln this
September would have sent 1914
Negro pupils into integrated
schools this fall.
School board officials were
caught off-guard by the coun-
ellis action. 1t was learned
that the move was approved by
a So vote. with council men,
bers Stella B. Werner and j
Grahame Walker in opposi-
ton.
Lsthrop E. Smith. schoo,
board president. called the
Carver and Lincoln deletion;
"a very disheatening turn Of
events"
Mrs. Rose c. Kramer, another
school board member, said that
If the Carver deletion was in
tended to "slow up integra-
tion," the action was futile
since capital construction pro-
grams cannot be used to deter
mine de-segregation policy.
School Board member Har-
rison c. King said he was in
favor Of the Carver deletion.
The new budget calls for q
Scent increase in the county
real estate tax, from $2.15 to
$2.18 per 500 Of assessed val
uation.
Budget Breakdown
The budget breaks down as
follows: $1.95 of the county tax
revenue for schools. and %
cents for county government
operations.
OF the final $64.3 million
spending program. more than
SIS million was not listed in
the original $59.8 million budget
recommended last month by
County Manager M. L. Reese
The new total also reflected
cuts effected by the council.
The overall county budget in
cludes a SAL million appro-
priation for operating expenses
of both the county Government
and the school board. The
capital program for school con-
struction was set at approxi-
mately $l2.3 million while
other county capital plans, in
GLIDING road construction. call
for an outlay Of $7,875.000.
Highlights of the general
county capital program in
cluded the following:
/. A provision for a county
airport. costing $550.000. The
county would receive. if the
airport plans are approved BY
both the county and the Fed
eral Government, a $275. 00(
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

han (Bro. Hugh, John Corrigan
BRO. Thomas Aquinas), Edward
Higgins (Bro Luke), Russell Ry-
an (Bro. Terence). James Quig-
ley (Bro. Ferrer), Raymond
Leonard (Bro. Lawrence), John
Burchill Giro. PATRICK, Robert
Murphy (Bro. Pascal), Charles
|Curran (Bro. Ambrose), Michael
Mcdonnell (Bro. Alex, John
Moran (Bro. Bonaventure), Cos
limo Arrigo (Bro. Thaddeus) Ray
mond Powers Bro. Jude), Will
lam Peterson Giro. Jerome), Jo-
speh Maurer (Bro. Aurelius), Ed
ward Myers (Bro. Timothy,
James Nicolicchia (Bro. An
drew, and Roland Nadeau (Bro.
Marcolinus).
On the next day, the brothers
including Brothers Christopher
and Peter, who completed their
canonical year of novitiate were
Iprofessed. They are Brothers
Names Beissel, Michael Hagan,
Philip Wager, Cornelius Hahn,
Damien Hoesli, Albert Doshner,
Louis Mason, Robert Reyes, Reg
linald. Melendez, Bede Sharp
Joachim Haladus, n d
Cooney, John Rust, Jordan My
ers, and Aquinas Farren.
The professed brothers are
now beginning their philosoph-
ical studies at st. Stephens Pri-
DRY in Dover, Mass.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
Society
Officers Feted
At St. Cathnrine

Officers and committee chair
men of st. Catharine's Altar So
ciety were entertained on Wed
nesday by the new president,
Mrs. Donald c. Nieman.
Other new officers are: Mrs
James r. Trap, vice president;
Miss Martha Jane O'Brien, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Ell
inner Gall, recording secretary
and Miss Joan Hans, treasurer.
Committee chairmen are: Mrs
Robert Farley, Mrs. Walter Ad
amkosky, Mrs. Edwin Herbert
Mrs. Robert Koerner, Mrs. w. A
Hunk, Mrs. L. r. Simpson, Mrs
Fred Bell. Mrs. Helen Dittoe
Mrs. Joseph Brosmer, Mrs
George Johnson, Mrs. L. T. King
Mrs. Arthur Walsh.
Mrs. Albert E. Sheridan, Mrs
Donald RAIDER, Mrs. Worthing
ton Miller, Mrs. James r. Trap
Mrs. James Delehanty, Mrs
Harold Pierce. Mrs. Fred Bell
Mrs. Harry Geyer, Mrs. Theo
dore Wenger, Mrs. Lattimel
Rose, Mrs. Robert Amrine. Mrs
E. C. Brisley and Mrs. JohI
Maher.
The first regular meeting will
be held Wednesday, Sept. 10, a
s pm. in the school cafeteria.
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School Opens

Continued from Page y
Joseph Academy, Sister M.
Angela, O.S.F., st. Peter, Chill.
licothe.
Sister Julie of the Sacred
Heart, SIND, st. Agnes school
Sister Francis Teresa, SIND.
st. Augustine, Mother Teresina.
SB.S., st. Dominic, Sister M
Madeleine, O.P., st. Gabriel,
Sister Agnes Clarissa. sen,
st. Matthias, Sister Catherine
Siena, O.P., st. Francis de Sales,
Newark, Sister M. Loretta, O.
ST, st. Mary, Portsmouth.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
Sacred Heart
Makes Plans
Festival

Sacred Heart parishioners are
making final plans for their
annual homecoming festival,
Sept. IL, 10.
Rides will be available for
the children along with many
other games and attractions fol
adults.
Mr.. Jerry Ryan, chairman
has appointed Mrs. Theress
Meier and Mr.. Joe Moore.
Mrs. Joe Mccormick, Mrs
Robert Hutchinson, Mrs. Glen
LAWYER, Mrs. Roy Campbell
Miss Alice REM to work or
prizes and tickets.
Mrs. Mary Cornwell, Mrs,
Sue Hall and Mrs. George Schor.
mack will have the lunch -
sandwiches and home made
pies and cakes plenty Of
good coffee. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Nardini will have the ham
stand. Miss Eleanor Chatfield
and Miss Cecilia Groarke will
handle publicity. Miss Thelms
Ryan and Mr.. Teck Bell -
groceries.
A 1858 Plymouth Station Wa
Igon will be on display.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
BY ANN MATESiCH
Rosecrsns High School
Evansville

EDITORS NOTE: Miss
Matesich, retiring presi-
dent of the National Stu
dent Board of the cSMC
this week gives Us her
impressions of the con-
venfion last week at
Nofre Dame University.
Amid the impressive
beauty of the campus Of
the University of Notre
Dame, 1000 active mission
crusaders gathered for the
18th National Catholic Stu
dents Mission Crusade con
v~ention.
A. general meetings and
forums, members, including
more than $50 from Column
bus Diocese, heard mission
problems from religious work.
ing in mission lands ell over
the world.
Particular emphasis was plac
ed on the need for both relig
ious and lay mission helpers.
One of the resolutions approx
Cd by the delegates instruct'
the CSMC national center t,
award a national prize to thu
school paper or magazine which
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Leach of st. Agatha's parish. Be-
fore entering the novitiate, he
attended st. Charles Preparatory
and Providence College.
Two other men with local
ties made first profession.
Brother Peter Elder, o.P., son
Of Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Elder Of
Holy Trir.ity Parish in Somer-
set. Brother has two sisters
in the Dominican Order. They
are Sister clsrits Of St. Mary
Of The Springs and Sister Mary
Ellen Of The Dominican Sisters
Of ths Sick Poor in ossining,
NY.
Brother Christopher Lozier,
.O.P. is the brother of Sister
Mary Nathaniel who teaches in
the music department at Catho.
nc Central High in Newark.
Others who received the hab'
it are Thomas Fergus Gro. Kier.
am, Patrick O'Connor Giro.
Mark, Adrien Picard (Bro. Ga,
briel), John flanagan, (Bro
Gregory, Edward Markowski
(Bro. Melchior), William Mar.
shall Giro. JUSTIN, William Olo.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
Local Women
Win National
Recognition

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.--Two Co
|lumbus women received honor
able mention in the annual Ma.
tional Catholic School Press AS
ISOLATION writing contest.
According to Dean J. l.. O'Sul
|livan of the Marquette Univer'
sity College of Journalism and
director of the press association
Regina Skunya of the College
of st. Mary Of the Springs won
her distinction in the college
Feature article division and Mar
garet Wiss, st. Joseph Academy
was honored for her magazine
article in the high school divi
sion.
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ventlOn chairman.
Mrs. Ivan Pvseeker, ST. Ed
wards parish. Granville, has
been named Financial Seere-
tsry and chairman OF BAN
quet reservations. Regisfrs-
tions will be handled by Mrs.
Thomas r. Bates. St. Mary
Magdalens parish, Hospitality
by Mrs. w. L. Range, St. Jo-
ssph parish, Dover. and
Church Hospitality by Mrs.
Edward Herds. ST. Nicholas
GAINESVILLE, and MRS. Karl n.
Appel, Our Lady Of Perpetual
Help, Grove City.
Other convention chairmer
include Mrs. Dorothy Caldwell
Holy Rosary parish, Budget
Miss Agnes Wilhelm, st. Aloysi
us, Exhibits; Mrs. Wilfred
Monet, st. Augustine, Creden
tials; Mrs. John A. Harris, st
Cyprian, Information Desk; Mis-
Gertrude Kuehefuhs, st. james
the Less, Music; Mrs. Ralph Vo
gel, st. Mary, Lancaster, Pro
gram Printing; Mrs. J. R. Echen
rode, Immaculate Conception
and Mrs. William F. Langley
st. Andrew, Resolutions; Mrs
Thomas Mcnamara, st. Mary's
Delaware. Ushers; Mrs. James ]
Murphy, st. Christopher, Trans
portation; and Miss Mary Mar
tina Sitter, Christ the King, ant
Mrs. w. A. Spiers, Holy Rosary
Publicity.
Mrs. Joseph Brosmer, ST
Catherine, is in charge Of socia
activities, with Mrs. James Fav
ret, st. Michael, assisting he
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

WASHINGTON, DIS. Two
Diocese of Columbus will be
among those entering Trinity
College as freshmen in Septem
Der. They are: Miss Sara Anr
LAYER, 2265 Arlington Ave.
Columbus, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Theron O. Lawler; ane
Miss Enike 1sbelle Molnar, 114t
Coles Blvd, Portsmouth, daugh
ter of DR.. and Mrs. Julius v
Molnar.
Miss Lawler is a 1858 gradu
ate of st. Mary of the Springs
Academy. and Miss Molnar j,
a 1858 graduate of Notre Dam,
High School, Portsmouth.
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Magdalene Church's first AND
only pastor, having been assign,
ed by the late bishop, ]. J. Hart
ley, in August, 1928. At that
time. FIR. Bauschard was a pro
lessor at st. Charles College
Seminary.
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmanr
will preside at a Solemn Mas
at 10:45 am, launching the an
niversary program. A breakfas'
for the clergy is to follow.
Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament will be given at
pm. to be followed by the re
ception for FIR. Bauschard.
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The impressive ceremony was
combined with the celebration
of Mass.
Bishop Issenmann told the
candidates that they had been
called by God to a higher state
than that of the good life in the
world, the life of religious per-
lection. The strength to live
this life, the bishop said, would
come from God, Who will not
be outdone in generosity.
Bishop Issenmann then bless
ed the habits and invested the
postulants.
Final profession began with
the litany of the saints, during
which the sisters remained
PROSTATE. They then pronounc-
ed their vows Individually into
the hands of their provincial
superior, Mother Mary Assump-
ia, Pei. The wells, wreaths
and rings were then bestowed.
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Newman Schedule

Continued from Page y
to Grace" Rev. Walter Sullivan,
esp (WB).
12:00-1:0O-Lunch, Cafeteria,
Ohio Union.
1:152:30 49, Plenary Session,
West Ballroom-Ohio Union.
2:30--Rosary, West Ballroom
Ohio Union.
3:00-Load buses for Buckeye
Lake, West Side, Ohio Union.
6:00-7:00 - Ok Roast, Picnic
Point, Buckeye Lake.
~7:O0-Bonfire, Picnic Point,
Buckeye Lake.
Notwithstanding, Crystal
Ballroom, Buckeye Lake.
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of Bethlehem Convent, is 4567
Olentangy River Rd., made their
final vows and two others re.
ceived the religious habit.
Those taking their final vows
included: Sr. Mary Thomasina
Pei, Sr. Mary Michaelina, and
ST.. Mary Goretti.
The two receiving the habit
were the former Ann Donnelly
Sr. Mary Alice and the former
Kathleen O'Dyer, ST.. Mary de
ILourdes.
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8:00-9:OO-Boat ride, Buckeye
Lake.
10:00-Chaplain's Talent Show
Crystal Ballroom. Buckeye
Lake.
11:00-12:00-Boat Ride--Buck-
eye Lake.
12:30-Load buses for return
to campus.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
TOO and 7:45--Masses, New
man Hall.
8:009:15-Breakfast, Cafeter.
la, Ohio Union.
Observation-Disclosures, West
Ballroom and Hagerty Hall Au-
ditoriuln.
9:45-10:45 QIH-"Rsdiating
Christ on Campus" Rev. John
TT. McGinn, esp. WB) "The
Complex OF Personality" Rev
Richard Butler, OPP.
11:00-12-"The Liturgy and
Christian Living" Msgr James
w. Kulp (HH). can Articulate
Christian Philosophy" DR.. Rob.
lert Holsinge..
12:15-1:15-Lunch, Cafeteria
Ohio Union.
10000 - Plenary Session,
West Ballroom, Ohio Union.
3:00.4:15-Province Caucuses
classrooms-Hagerty Hall.
3:3O-4:30-Confessions, New
man Hall.
4:30 and 5:O0-Masses, New
man Hall.
5:30-6:30--Dinner, Cafeteria
Ohio Union.
7:00-12:00 - Plenary session
and elections - West Ballroom
lOhio Union.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
TOO and 7:45-Masses, New
man Hall.
Standardization of NNCF of
Ulcers, Newman Hall.
| 9:00-10:15- Breakfast, Cafe
terra. Ohio Union.
10:30-11:30 - Cardinal New
Imam Celebration-Film on Car
dinal Newman, Father AL Wac
-, ner, "The Spiritual Heroism o
? Cardinal Newman" Fathe
, George CARROTS. Prayers for tn
Ratification Of Cardinal New
imam.
Ell Observation-Disclosures meetin
. JHNHS, 331 Series--Ohio Ur
ion.
12:O01:0O-Lunch, Cafeteri;
Ohio Union.
vi 1:00-2:00--Luncheon JHNHs
Terrace Dining Lounge, Obi
elUnion.
+, 2:00-Plenary Session, We.
Ballroom, Ohio Union.
ell 2:O0-3:00 - Business meetin
NNAA and Alumni Board ele'
lions, 331 SeriesNOhio Union.
III 4:00-5:30--Confessions, New
y man Hall.
600 - Banquet, Ballroom
o Ohio Union. Presiding: His E:
st cellency Bishop Clarence G. !
senmann, Welcome: DR.. wi
le liam Guthrie, 1858 John Hem
10 Newman Honorary Societ
award winner, Miss Helen
n White.
n 9:O0-Grand Ball, Ballroom
Ohio Union.
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To Be Installed

PITTSBURGH - NC) 49,
Bishop Coleman F. Carroll
will be installed as the first
Bishop of Miami on October
z, the feast of the Most Holy
Rosary.
Archbishop Francis p.
Keough of Baltimore will Of
ficiate at the ceremony in st.
Mary's Cathedral, Miami.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
Knights of Ohio Sets
State Convention

More than 100 delegates and
800 guests are expected to at
tend the state convention of the
Catholic Knights of Ohio al
the Secor Hotel in Toledo, Sept
13 through Is.
The Catholic Knights of Ohio
is a fraternal insurance society
for men, women and children
who live in Ohio. Total mem
bership now is 10000 1T is the
only fraternal order that admits
women to full knighthood.
Helen Schreller is the secre
Itary of the Columbus Branch
III.
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Paulists..
,niinued from PAGE L

Continued from Page y
project of the Propaganda. tes-
timonial letters which won him
. fair hearing.
The case was studied thor.
oughly and finally in March
1883, Pope Plus TX dispensed
the five priests from their vows
as ~Redemptorists with permis.
sion to work under the Amer
ican bishops but with the un'
derstanding that they were to
live in community and to form
q new organization.
Father Hecker returned to
New York where he and his
companions began the huge task
of organizing a new order. After
two months of study Of the prob
lem, unable to agree with the
others, Father Walworth with
drew to join the Diocese of AL
bany, he later Joined the grouT
in 1861 but after four years lief
again.
Father Hecke~ had been elect
ed Superior of the Order and
program of rule was drawn vi
and signed by the remaining
four priests.
The rule was approved b.
Archbishop Hughes on July I
1883, who commented shat h
could find no words ITO omit
10 add or to improve"
During the first fifty year
the rule was modified from tim
70 time to meet the changin
times. After being rewritten
was given temporary approx;
70 the Holy See in 1929 chani
ing the status of the Societ
from a diocesan group to one {
Pontifical jurisdiction under til
Sacred Congregation of ReliI
ious becoming the first Anne
lean group of priests to receiy
this recognition.
As recently as December L
1910, the order was given defil
Tive and permanent approval b
the Holy Father.
The Paulist fathers came |
Columbus in 1856 at the reque
d the late Bishop Michael
Ready to take charge of II
Newman foundation at Oh
State.
Fr. Richard Walsh Is direct,
q the Foundation and FIR. JOB
Kesting, assistant.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
columbus Girl Gets
Religious Habit

Mary Kay Hammond of Holy
Name Parish. Columbus was
among % young ladies who re-
Gently received the habit of the
Sisters of st. Joseph during GER
emonies held in st. Joseph's
Chapel, Baden, Pa.
Daughter Of Mrs. Harry Z.
Hammond, ST., of 100 E. Temp
kins ST., the Diocesan girl chose
the religious name of Sister
Mary Bernadette.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

on luncheon arrangements, and
Mrs. Joseph Schreick, st. Aga
tina, in charge Of the banquet.
Chairman of the Special Guests
Committee is Mrs. Nell Under
wood. Jr., st. Roses Parish. Her
co-chairmen are Mrs. Russell
Mullady, Sacred Heart Parish,
New Philadelphia, and Mrs.
John Daily, st. Joseph Parish,
LaRue.
The convention is scheduled
for Wednesday, Oct. Is, at the
Neil House in Columbus, with a
Pontifical High Mass offered at
300 am. in st. Joseph Cathe-
drai.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
Diocesan Delegates Discuss
Problems of Missionaries

best presents the mission apos-
tolate during the school year.
One of the highlights of the
convention was a candlelight
procession to the Shrine of Our
Lady of Lourdes on the Notre
Dame campus.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
Francis Circles
Plan Executive Meet

-
The executive boasd meet
ing of the Circles of St. Francis
School of Nursing will be held
at II am, Tuesday, Sept. 2.
A quarterly board meeting
and luncheon will follow at
1890 pm, at the Nurses Home,
308 E. Town ST.
Mrs. nj. DeAngelo will serve
as luncheon hostess. Mrs. James
Phillips, president, will pre-
side at the business session.
which will follow the luncheon.
Bridge will be played after the
meeting.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

The convention was honored
by a letter from Pope Plus XII
expressing his wishes for the
success of the convention and
conveying his blessing on its
works.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
Receive Habit, Begin Studies
Local Men TGke
VOUs at Somerset

SOMERSET - Recently twenty-five candidates in.
Guiding one local man, received the Dominican habit in
an impressive ceremony held at st. Joseph's Priory,
here.
FIR. Matthew Hanley O.P. conferred the habit on
Brother Charles, the former John J. Leach, who is the son
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
Sisters of the Poor Child Jesus
Diocesan Nuns Hold
Investiture at COLLEGE

Bishop Clarence G.. Issenmann officiated at the
inveStiture and profession ceremonies of the Sisters OF
the Poor Child Jesus at the Pontifical College Joseph
mum here last week.
Three of the nuns, whose mother house, Our Lady
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

a close a busy day that will
mark the 30th anniversary of
the founding of the church.
FIR. Bauschard is st. Mary
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
st. Mary Magdalene:
Parish HOnOrs Pastor.
Founding Sept. Z

Father Raymond Bauschard will be guest of honor
at a reception in st. Mary Magdalene parish hall Sun,
day from 4:30 to 8 p. m., Sept. z.
The reception, planned by the parish's Rosary Altar
Confraternity and Holy Name Society, will bring to
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Convention:
Mrs. DeNucci Names
Committee Heads

Appointments of committee chairmen to handle
for the 18th Annual Convention of the
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women was
this week by Mrs. George DeNucci, con-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29
"And The Rains Fell
And The Winds Blew .

and The convent chapel which served also Is . parish church.
FELL IN RUINS II is difficult to describe the sorrow Of the poor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

lndia) ase they saw the destruction Of
the only House Of God among them.
The clsrist Sisters, the Bishop and The
poor farmers Of the.psrish have united
their efforts TO build . suitable dwell.
ing for their King. Land, materials,
and labor have for the most part been
obtained and put to use. To finish The
Job for the Sisters and the psrishon-
ers $4,000 is urgently needed. Can you
give all or . part Of this amount to
bring Christ back to his frontier Of
%hA s&ruonla snaine& kh~ &nr~>e xA,hs@h
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

BE GOOD TO YOURSELF = e . ASK ABOUT OUR SUSPENDED
GREGORIAN MASSES y & . DO 1T TO-DAY
TOMORROW YOU MAY NEED THEM**s
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

OF LEBANON have ever been . symbol Of
,eavty! Two "csdsrs Of Lebanon" SISTER ELISE
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

"A %kElcHBoR's CHILD CAN DO IT BETTER :" when
comes to telling his eovnirymen about Christ and His chuI
SEBASTIAN and LOUIS are "~neighbor's children" and Il
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-08-29

are ANXIOUS to tell their friends and
relatives Of Christ, .he Church and the
Mass. They wish 70 offer Mass in union
with Christ and their eovntrymsnl Will
you help them achieve this sublime
goal? Before either one can be ordsin.
cd he must spend six years in the RAM
mary o. Alwaye. India. The total cost
for each will Be $600-wovId you like
to adopt . "neishbor's child" and make
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-10
EUelyn Stemen,
ChGs. StOnehU
Married July 3,

Miss Evelyn Stemen, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stemen of Elida.
became the bride of Charles Stonehill,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Swan Stonehill of
Bluffton Thursday, July 3, in 10:3O
"a. m. ceremony in the Evangelical
United Brethren church of Marion,
Ohio. The double ring ceremony was
performed by the Rev. F. A. Zim-
norman, pastor of the church.
Z The BRIDE chose a white sheath
street-length dress for her wedding,
and wore a corsage of red roses.
The new Mrs. Stonehill attended
Elida high school, and her husband
was graduated from Bluffton high
school, He is employed by Frank
Frost, Lima contractor.
The couple will be at home at 114la
south Main street, Elida.
1 Attending the wedding were Mrs.
Henry Stemen and Connie Stemen.
mother and sister OF the bride, and
Mrs. Swan Stonehill and Mrs. Don
Martz, mother and sister Of the bride
groom.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-07-10
Legion to Give
Flag Carriers
To Boy Scouts

Bluffton Boy Scouts have two new
leather flag carriers for use in pa
rades and other formal occasions for
carrying the colors as a result of
action taken by Bluffton American
Legion Post Monday evening.
The flag carriers will be presented
to the scouts at their next meeting.
The post also presented Charles
Ballinger with a past commander rs
pin in ceremony conducted by the
new Commander William Mericle.
Darrell Huber, Bluffton youth sent
to Buckeye Boys State at Camp Perry
by the Legion, was present at the
meeting to report on the event.
At the next meeting Bank Mite"
will be conducted. The Bank Mite
Pot starts with $11 and So is added
each meeting until it grows to SIS or
until a member wins it. Any member
is eligible to win when his name is
drawn, but he must be present at the
drawing. After the jackpot rises to
SIS and is unclaimed. it begins over
again at S11.